THE BEE: OMAHA, -MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1921.
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Cfenifid Aivertiiiat Rates
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loo per Una par day, I eoiuaeutlva day
15a par Una par day, T consecutive dtya
14a par Una par day. It consecutive day
wo am taken tor laaa tnan a total or no.
The rata apply either to tho Dally
ar Bunday Baa. . All advrtlmnta ar.
paar In both morning and avanlnr dally
paper xor in ona onarg.
CONTRACT RATES ON
APPLICATION.
Want ids aocaptad at th following of
rice:
MAIN OFFICB lTth and Fimtm 8ti
oath Bid (Ill N St.
Council Blufd II Scott B
WANT ADS RECEIVED BT PHONB A'
TYLER 1000.
THE BEB will not b responsible for
mora than ona Incorrect insertion or aa
advartlianunt ordered for mora than ona
tin) a.
CLOSINO HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Evening Edition U:45 A. M,
Morning KdltlSn 1:00 P. M,
Sunday KIltlon 1:00 P. M.. Baturda
DEATH ft FUNERAL NOTICES.
BAJ'STIAN Mr. Josephine
aged
year.
beloved wtr of Adolph She
survived, beside hec husband, by one
nn Him: cine rfnuehter. Hilda: the
parents, Mr.' and Mrs. William Keener,
and three brothers.
Funeral Monday afternoon from real
denre, 966 fl. 00th. at t p. m. Inter'
ment Wft Lawn cemetery.
JOHNSON Florence Minnie, aged 81
yean, 1 months, 14 day, beloved Wife
of i: C. Jnhnaon. January 14. 1121
Funeral Monday afternoon at I o'clock
from the residence, 2614 N. 68th St., to
Kngllnh Lutheran church. 62d and
Miami Sta., Benson, at 1:30 p. m. In
ternient Forest Lawn cemetery, Friends
are welcome.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER
OMAHA'S BEST
PIKRCFA SftJTTT AVPP SERVICH
AKKOVrliulJ,-'i-,-f1,VJ1-' HARNEY 44
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HULSE & RIEPEN
PIONEER FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
?0l Snuth lfith St. Douglas, 122C,
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertaker and Enibalmera.
Phone H. 266. Office 2611 Farnam,
FOR AMBULANCE call South 680. Kortako
Funeral Home. 23d and O Sta.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMON
1814 Douglas St. Douglas 1244.
JOHN BATH. lth and Farnam. V 30o
L. Hendaraon. 1110 Farnam. Douglaa 1240
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
I'OR ARTICLES LOST on atreet can tele-
' phone Tyler too. we are anxious to re
atore lost artlclea to rightful owner
OMAHA ft COUNCIL BLUFFS BT. BY
COMPANY. -
liOST Dark brlndle bulldog, ear and tall
... trimmed. White on breaat. Spike col
lar, 1??0 tag. Reward.' Doug. 8380
OV.VD Ring, will lady In U. P. Bldg.
who tald ma lost one come to me.
LOST Blue book A. L. A. guide to refer
ence book.Cal -Wal. 2466. Reward.
PERSONAL.
niK SALVATION Army Induatrtal home
solicit your old clothing, furniture,
mag&slnes. We collect, W distribute
Phone Doug 413S and our wagon will
rail, call and inapect our new home.
1110-11J2-1114 Dodge St.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
J W. MARTIN, patent atty.. 1710 Dodge,
PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY, Incorporated. Douglas 1101
Arlington Block. Omaha. Neb.
WANTED to loan,
$3,000 on 120.000 e-
curlty: will pay 10 per cent. Address
P. Tlee office, South Side.
OTIS H. Please, write to mother at once.
Mrs. M. E. Lockrldge, Spring Hill, la.,
BOX 105.
SWKD1S,H massage. 818 Neville Block,
EXPERIENCED dressmaker, wants sew
In Satisfaction guaranteed. Harney
Dickson & Newman do all kinds of re
pairing and remodeling. Phone jo. 2704.
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
& SWOBODA. 1415 FARNAM STREET.
KENT Hoover vacuum cleaner, month
5; delivered once a month, wal. 1947.
s d ATTRE8SES remade, springa repaired.
II. 1782.
SENT glee. Vac, cleaner, II day. Col. 4110
lRESSMAKINO of all kind. Web. 5623.
'SVrJDf8H;mssage by masseuse. Dg. 6877.
WKVIN( eld ruga remade. Ty. 1433."
MASSAO.E-210 North Seventeeht 8t.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dancing Academies.
KEEP'S HOTEL ROME
LET KEEP'8 teach you to dance. Spe
cial attention to children Satisfaction
assured. Dg. 2681, Har. 2792.
TtTfil-PlTIO School for Dancing. 2434
JVCI-XTIHC Farnam. Doug. 7850.
Detectives.
J1KLIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway
' Ex. Bldg. Doug. 2066. Night Col. 1812.
JAMES ALLAN. 813 Neville Blk. Evidence
recured In all casea. Tyler 1136
Hemstitching and Pleating.
Neb. Pleating A Button Co., 1806 Farnam
St. Doug. 6670. -
Miscellaneous Announcements.
. DIAMONDS SLa1fw.K
to bur back at small profit GROSS
JEWELRY CO.. 402 N. 1Kb 8t Doug
las 6049.
OMAHJPILLOW COMPANY. Mattrcsse
made over In new tlcka at half price f
new beda. Pillow renovated and made
up In new feather-proof ticking. 1107
Cuming atreet. Douglaa 2467.
PAXTON-MITCHEH. CO., '
JTth and Martha Sta., Omaha, Neb.
Braaa. bronxe, aluminum and machine
ray iron casting.
SAFETY raaor Wade aharpened, new ra
. xnrs, razor blade aold. Omaha Rator
Sharpening Co., 152294 Dodge. 103 N.'IO.
BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be
purchased at Rialto Drug 8tort. 16th
and Douglas Sta.. Omaha. Neb. -
FILMS developed; printing and enlarging.
Write for prices. The Ensign Co.. 1107
Howard' St ,
OMAHA WELDING CO. Tha Careful
Welders." 1Mb. and Jackson. D. 4307.
FULL dress suit and tuxedo for rent.
I Or N. 16th stt-. Mtiiy Feldman. D. 6128,
BUH.m.NO usid repairing. - first-class
workmanship. Walnut 0932.
Omaha Towel Supply' 207 S. 11th. D. 621
FOB SALK
Furniture and Household Goods.
IN Kofrg through your attic, don't you
find a lot of clothing, furniture, pic
tures and ether article that you have
ro further use fori And have you ever
stopped to think, that someone might
be only too glad to have them 7 Then
why not let the public know you 'have
those article useless to you through
a little want ad In The Bee? It coats
very little and a 2-day ad would almost
- be sure to sell It for you. Trf- It. Call
Tyler 1000 and aak for the Want Ad
Dept.
FOR 8ALE High-class bouse furntshinga
' In splendid condition. Complete brown
mahogany bedroom ad dining room
etaj Ivory bedroom set: Ivory reed aun
room furniture;- also rugs, draperies,
etc. Apt. No. 10, 4S08 Dodge.
EIX ltd kitchen range. A-l condition, price
reasonable, 2S02 Dodge. '
FOR SALE Kitchen range. Tyler 2639.
-Pianos and Musical Instruments.
CLEANUP SALE.
All a'andard phonographs at less than
half price: 1100 te. $30.60; 1136 elr.e.
149.60; $160 atze. 155; $1 record. 46c.
Records exchanged. 16c. Shlaea Phono
graph Co.. 1404 Dodge. ' '
206 WILL buyalmost new 1236 phono
graph, beautiful tone. 36 record In
cluded. Phone Walnut 8941.
A. HOSPE QO
Piano for rent.
Everything in
art and music
DRUMS, traps, raarimbaa. Instruction ra
6 airing. Phone Harney 2917, Geo. A,
mlth. 2741 Davenport St. ' '
I860 Modern upright piano, 1276. Terms.
Oakford Muslo Co., 1P07 Farnam street.
Typewriters nd Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS s
AND
ADDING MACHINES.
ALL MAKES, bought, aold. rented and
ra paired. Sola agenta for th CORONA.
Oat our prlc before yon buy. Every
machine guaranteed. - -
Central Typewriter Exc
Douglas 4130. lilt Farnam.
PBOTECTOGRAPH8. F.
- S20 Neville Bldg. ,
A E.'s: brrgslns.
- Bee want ads are business getters.
BRINGING UP
-s
6ET 4JP' QUICK' N. .-nr.
the. Hooker
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MisctlUneous Articles.
1-TON Fairbank No. 4 standard
acale, SVixS toot plitfornf, alao
28-lnch Buffalo Fre Co. exhauat '
fan. Inquire at Omaha Be office,
17th and farnam St. Phone Tyler
1000. , , , . .. ,
SEWING MACJIInM7
W rent repair, aell nredlfl ktd part.
MICKELU
Hth and Hnrney.v
OougiOt 1472.
SURE and aafo Investment, vlty wrrni(
pay you ju per cent mterett, 1100,
1600 aad 11.000 amounts. E. Q. Solomon.
617 Karbach Bldg. Douglaa 6244.
I CR 8A.LE CHEAP Two brand new
univeraai Farm light -plant, oomplet
E. P. Be-nnett Motor Ob.. 20611 Fathain
St. Tyler 6J00. i
XVB buy, cell aafes. make, desk, otiew-
"( eic. umana f ixture a supply up.
S. W. Cor. 11th and DoUf la. D, tlli.
DIAMOND AND JEWELRT, LOANS."
PRRn r Tirino '
602 Securities Bldgr , Ty. S6l.
SAFES BAj.j. Da'rlgM i'
4k Farnsm.
Safe Co.
COUNTERS, show rasas-, cheap. Ty. 1171.
ORGANDY flowers for sale. Wal.
DESKS DESKS i DESKS
New deaka.'uaed desk btjlighf, io!d tioi
traded. J. C. Reed. 1107 Fart-am. D. I1M
WILL buy secotid-hand. clothing, shoe and
urniture. Ty. 2698. A. zavatt. 706 N. n.
SITUATIONS, WANtEDr4
Male..
PRINTER-operator deslrea , ttolltlon ,-ln
gooa country snop. t waller Aaama,
Orlswold. Is. ' ' '
PAINTING. .uaoerlneA interlflr decoratlnff.
reaaonama. rratin kuiihk. wh : 302.
MARRIED man wants position on,
rarm. box 73, noweiis, nod.
HOUSE cleaning, day work, colored, ref
erences. Webster 6122. '
Painting, pprhg., plastering. . WkL 46(7,
HAULING ashes. 12 Ho a tuft. Wal. 851 1,
Female.
DRESSMAKING, all kinds,' by day.
'b.
069T. ; -
Laundry and Day Work
Watch the Domestic column of The
Bee. Lota of good places are- always
aaverttaea. uon.t miss tnem
(.'HONE your ed In to The Bile. It Stive
iime. i-iui vyier. ivvu ana bsk tor tn
want Ad Dept. ' t' v.et'
BUNDLE washing! by a whit - Warner,
Call Monday. WaMnut 366. , -
COOKING and homework. Exp., Col. 0?8l,
House cleaning, laundry, exp. Web.
LAUNDRES8 wants day work. Wtb. 4062
DAT work, cleaning, laundry.
DATWORK. any kind. Etp. Web.
4431.
litr
BUNDLE
aahlng wanted . "Web.
BUNDLE washing, exp. CoLe'Weh. Un.
DATWORK wanted. Colored. Haf. 1H-
PLAIN, fancy hundltwathlng. Web. 1123.
FIRST claae laundress. Webiter itH.
First class Ironing, laundry. rWeb. iisl.
DAT WORK, any kind.
Web. 170.
Wea., 46ll.
ATWORK wanted. Exp.
WORK as maid, wnltresa. Wtb. 4142,
FIRST clas laundress. Tyler 432.
EXP.- let clam laundress. Web. 6247,
DAT work, exp. colored. Wb. 4291. f '
DATWORK-wanted. Harney Ul2.
BUNDLE WASHING, daywork rtar. 667.
DATWORK wanted. Harney , 0946. 7
HELP' WANTED Male.
Professions and Trades.
WANTED A No. 1 sweet plekte smoke
house man, must understatm hla busi
ness thoroughly and produce result.
None other need apply. ' A.nsw'eit glv
Ing experience and salary i exp-icted In
first Utter. Box 763, Phoenix, Aria.
LEARN the best traded Birbera wahted
even-where. Earn whil you learn.
Few week complete our course. Write
today for special proposition and free
Illustrated catalog. MOLER BARBER
COLLEGE. 110 S. 14th. S
WANTED Window trimmer and crd
writer. . salary 8126, steady position,
chance for advancement. . Olve ref
erences and sample of card Work in
first letter., a Address Box T-1397,
Omaha Be. N '
WANTED Experienced man on edge
trimmer, edge settsr and heel trimmer.
Men's work metallic and weMts. E. W.
William Shoe Co., Sioux City, la
ANTED All around binder: stesdv toh
Writ estate Publishing Co.. Pierre. S. D.
Salesmen and Solicitors
SPECIALTY salesmen In silverware, ruga
ana Blankets; tan use a couple of good
man. out-or-town work. u. f; Adams
Co.. 623 S. 6th St.
Agents and Canvassers.
MANUFACTURERS' ""AGENTS Sales cOn
cessions for state of Nebracka can . ba
secured on line of heating and plumSUll
supplies. Small 1 investment rqulrd,
Fully secured. Address 404 Boston Blk.,
Minneapolis. Minn.-- v i
Miscellaneous.
WANTED
-, 209 MEN
TO CUT ICE
, AT 8EYMOUR LAKE
MONDAT MORNING.
v
JANUARY 17, 1121.
40C PER HOUR . .'
STRAIGHT TIME. OOOD MEALS AT '
COMPANT S RESTAURANT, .
FRE LODGING , AT
COMPANY'S HOTEL
-" FOR THOSE WHO 'wAXT
TO , STAT AT ICafaWsB.
- TAKE PAPILLIONj3AR
ON 16TH AND CAPITpL AVE,
OR RALSTON .CAR , i
ON 24TH AND M STS., " "
. CUDAHT PACKING CO.. '
' - SOUTH SIDE.
MAN wanted to wl ' plna at Farnam
Bowling Alley,, 1801 Farusm. 8 -- 1
r '
"A 1 ji . , , , , ,i
FATHER-
...
VELL-IFXOO
AAE VJRE.
WAT DO OU
VAMT ME TO
HELt WANTED FEMALE
: Stores and Offices.
TOl'NO ladles who desire to prepare for
sicnograpner position to enroll In our
aay aqa 'evening clasae of shorthand
and typewriting, and operation of comp
tometer. Tuition payable monthly. In
dividual Instruction. Call and see ua
or teiepnone Douglaa 7416. r.
Dttorak School of Accountancy.
Id floor Weed Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
Professions and Trades.
WAN
j. r-i Laa:ea iciotiiea lronera ana
mar
-nine gins. Apply standard Laundrv
2406 North 24th 8t,
Web. 0130.
Household and Domestic.
n r . ,
A . GIRLS
Watrh the Domestic Column o. Tb
Be Want Ada Good, wall-paid and
honaailk place always advartUed ,
MAID for general housework, good cook.
ll "lS. ""' i.o weeic. with laundry
110. tour In family! Box X-17, Omaha
Bee. ,
EXPERIENCED glrT no washing. 8
aault) Scandinavian' preferred. Wal.
361J.- '
COMPICTBNT girl for general housework.
:u pa. gooa cook, no laundry, refer
ence rehulred. Har 3014.
GIRL :for general housework, small fmiiv.
good wages. 3417 DnilllL Umr nsi )
WANTD-irl to assist with, general
hOBaeworlt. Walnut 3222.
Miscellaneous.
,; f WANTED.
BETWEEN AGES OF IT AND
ItH QRAbu EDUCATION OR. BETTER.
0itJI4l4NEW TELEPHONE BLDG.
- ;(.'.Thi AND. DOUGLAS STREETS.
1 1 : ; : .
tl LADIES can do art work at homo
o.frimuc unnecessary, uooa pay,
Call (orodoon, Douglaa block. Room 20,
HELP WANTED.
ifale and Female.
. NEWSPAPER :
-CANVASSERS
ri , WANTED
r ,
lucn ana, women to canvass
house, to house in Omaha and
1 Courjeil Bluffs; experience " not
netesry; must, ' be willing to
worx eigm hours a day: See Mr.
Long, The Omaha Bee.
i. AGENTS WANTF.n
Big profit, fast seller, used In every
home.'-.by all members nf famtlv nnit
repeat orders, house to house canvassing
ana personal demonstrations. Affinity
c'J'Jhor.. furniture polish, fac creams
n anjimroos. can, phone or write.
.'uurnev.nemicai iro., etn and Leaven,
worth Sta. Doua 2702.
WANTEDMennadie and boys to learn
barber .trade; big demand; wages while
'rnlntrotrlctly modern. Call or write
"" ."mi or. Tri-mty Barber college
EDUCATIONAL.
DAT SCHOrtI NTnHT snuisni.
Complete courses In accountancy, ma
chln bookkeeping,, com tome try, ahort-
nnu ana typewriting, railroad and wire
!.,. ?' Fh5'. civil xervlce and .all
English and commercial branches. Writ
call or phone Douglas 1666 for large
muaii.ivu caimo-. Aanresa
i -f BOYLES COLLEGE,
Boylcs Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
.an Sent School of Business. .
Day and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
-. Douxlaa 6890.
; Business chances."
- FOR SALE, , ,
FARM LIGHTING
PLANTS.
.'A distributer v. of a
will-known farm lighK'
rng plant is discontin
uing the sale of plants.
Ve have on hand sever
al new plants we will
. sell at factory cost. Full ,
'details, address Box
1034. Cheyenne. . Wyo.
TO 'MANUFACTURERS OF FOOD .
PRODUCTS.
It you are a live wire business man
and have about 16,000 cash to Invest
we mAy'arraoge with you for the estab
lishing df a factory producing a well
known patented ' food product. Large
exclusive territory open in your district.
Our representative will be in Omaha in
nOar future. Address, Dernell Potato
Product Co., 1447 Hudson Ave.,- Chi
cago. III. '
ONE of the oldest hardware, furniture and
undertaking establishments located In
on Of tlie best county seats In this state
EetSIIted In 1884. The bet location
In the' town. Will sen or trade for im
proved (arms In this county. My son
died last year and I have other good
reason for selling out. Stock will
amount. to about $30,000. C. Petersen,
' Mlnden, Neb.
BLACKSMITH SHOP FULLY EQUIPPED,
'..h. IN BIRD CITY. KANSAS. ' -
' '.Two, lets of tools, disk roller, trip
hammer, emery wheel, new- five-horsepower
gaaollae engine, also considerable
stock In good condition. Will rent ehon
of Sell Amiswithout renting shop. Best
openlrnf In' northwest Kansas for right
i tn An. - Call on or write to George Hall,
Bird City. Kan. . . '
FOli,'jfALE One of the best up-to-date
' equipped, cafes In the state of Nebraska
doing sV business from 86,000 to 16,000
perl month for a quick buy or will sell
roar 118,0,00 cash or will take partner,
lady preferred. Address P. O Box 164.
i Grand Island, Neb.
HOTEL for sale. European 65 rooms,
steam heat transient, long lease, cheap
rent. Caftr-Jn connection. One of the beBt
paying hotWs in St. Joseph, Mo. 818.000
cash to be' handled, balance terms. Ad-
' dress : Mgr. St. Croix Hotel, Wichita,
Kan.' '
.. . OtL COMPANY FOR SALE."- T"
' Control In oil company with permit to
sen stock ana do business in tne state
' of , Nebraska. Control carries position
Of president and - general manager.
Term ran be arranged. Poatof flee Box
484. Omaha. '
FOR aALE Small restaurant, splendid
fixtures, good business, easy terms. 116
West Broadway, Co. Bluffs. - Paen
Black. 2722.
DRUG stores for sale, mention exaotly
states interested in. Aaares r. v.
Knlest. Peter Trust Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
EXCURSION TO MEXICO.
Address A. Plna, Ex-Mexican consul,
26 N. pearborn St.. Chicago."
WILL buy grocer counter and fixture
no shelving, for store tn Buffalo Co.
Box T-1392, Omaha Be...
TO GET i or out of business, sea LEWIS
vo.. 411 Jiccague mag.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
(j Furnished Rooms.
WEST Farnam district, nicely furnished
roont. gentlemen preferred, strictly
modem. Wal. 2209.
FURNISHED rooms in private home, ref
erences. Phone Har. 3461.
NlfK" warm room for' 1 or ?. e-eniiemen.
Call Harney 62L- - -
Regie tared
U. S. Patent Office.
I 1 1 VOOE RICHT. HEAVENb VHAT 1 1 Cti COUUi: I II THE ViLLeVlNvj , 111 I WILL " HELLO ) I H"
KHEARTHCrn, V1LVEDO? KIN THEY ARE , S SlTMO - 7
THCT ARE. IN THE. !" , THEM EATIN EATIhA tl5?v ; t THI OR. MITH? J 1 )
, OlN.Ki.ROOM. TK3n 1 CAT'N J THAT CAKF g!KM " S WUU TOO CONE SL
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
, . ;
ARE TOU LOOKING FOR ROOMS T
Or have you planned on making
change, which will be more convenient
for you? If so. then call The Bee Want
Ad Dept.. Tyler 1000, and we will not
only furnish you with a complete room
list of choice vacant rooms in Omaha,
but also keep your number on our
"Want to Rent" list for further refer
ence In enne you wanted to make an
other change. These lists are absolutely
free of charge to all readers and adver-
.- tlsers of The Omaha Bee and published
solely for their convenience and benefit.
' Call any. Uxne. Tyler 1000. Want Ad
Dept. ....
SLEEPINO rooms, newly finished. 2661
Douglas. .
FINE room for gentleman. 2417 California.
Walking dlsH nee. '
1320 S. 321) ST. Clean, comfortable room
oi car line. Harney 6145.
PLEASANT room, steam heat. Har. 0263.
NICE front sleeping room. Doug. 9207.
FRONT room, suitable for 2 Har. t41oT
MODERN slocplng r reasonable. II. 0504.
LARGE south front room. Walnut 3183.
Housekeeping Rooms.
CALL FOR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSE
KEEPING ROOMS IN CITY. WE HAVE
THE. BEST IN CITT. CALL TYLER
1000. WANT AD. ASK ABOUT OUR
BEE ROOM LIST. PUBLISHED EVERY
WEEK FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF OUR ADVERTISERS
AND READERS. TYLEH 1000. WANT
AD t
THREE furnished rooms for light house-
Keeping. 3901 N. 23(1 St. Col. 0496.
ONE light housekeeping room with kitchen.
Everything furnished. ' Terms reasonable.
1704 N. 36th St, '
LIGHT houskeeptng and sleeping rooms,'
steam heat, under new. management. Ty.
. 6972.
TWO clean neat warm unfurnished house
keeping rooms, brick flat. Walking dis
tanceHar. 7467.
WELL-HEATKD rooms for light house
keeping. 4768 N. 24th. Col.'ax 2617
2 NICE light housekeeping rooms. New
ly finished. 2668 Douglas.
2 hkpg. rooms. 612 N. 23d, f D. 9207.
PARLOR rm., use of kitchen. Har. 0604.
Board and Rooms.
FCR CHOICE BOARD AND RM. WATCH
THE BEE WANT ADS. AND IF TOO
DO NOT FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THE- WANT COLUMN CALLyTY. 1000
AND ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLETE
LIST OF ROOMS.
BOARD and- room for 2 gentlemen or
couple employed; private; - references.
Web. 2649.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Furnished.
STRICTLY mddern completely furnished
6-room stucco bungalow, at 2926 Indiana
Ave. rnone owner, So 1349 or Har. 6662.
Unfurnished.
WILL rent Jst of March. 2-stoiy house.
completely modern, at 2310 Ogden St.,
rem fio monm. , cofiax jiMa,
4-ROOM cottage, 1906 Paul St., 817.50
monin. uau at ntu r4. J 3Ltl Xor key
or pnone uoug. 1734.
SIX-ROOM, all modern, two-story house,
H, zwj .Maple, DOUg. 3666,
ALL modern house, t n Colfax 2963.
FOR RENT APTS- AND FLATS
Furnished.
THE, EL-BEUDOR. -Dodge,
at 18th Street
Tvler 4200 v
Omaha's Newest and Finest Ex
clusive Apartment Hotel.
Reservations Filed For
. Future Occupancy;
Unfurnished.
Peters Trust Cori any,
Specialists In spsrtment 'msnagement.
Tadousac Apartments
Located on 38th avenue between
Farna'm'and Dewey avenue: Oma-
T, ha's finest and newest apartment
building; suites of three, four and
fiye rooms, in Omaha's most ex
clusive residence district. Prices
$100 to $150.. Building now ready
for occupancy. i
O'Keefe Real Estate
t Company
REALTORS
1016 Omaha Nafl Bk. Bldu D. 27iS
6 ROOMS. Mount Vernon. 624 South 31st
street, lloo.
6 rooms. Ardmore Terrace, 49th and
California streets, 1126.
5 rooms. Mount Vernon, 62a 8outh
81st street. 8140.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
Tyler 0644.
J17th and Firnam Sts.
4-ROOM partly mddern apartnvnt.
112.
for eoloreu. to i rax . ezso.
DESIRABLE 4-r. mod. apt., Florence Blvd.
Heat, water. ,furn., f60. Wei).
FOR RENT Business Property.
SUITE of offices for rent, consisting of 2
v private offices and one reception room.
inquire Koom too, 1st .National liana
building. -
8EE F. D. WEAD. 310 S. 18TH 8T.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY
STORAGE
AND VAN
CO.
- STORAGK, MOVING. PACKINO
' HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS
' REASONABLE HATES,
. FREE RKNTAL SERVICE.
COMPLETE LIST OF
' HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.
16th end Jackson, Sts Dnuglns 0288.
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
v Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
shipping. .
OMAHA VAN AND SJTORAGE CO.,
808 South lth. i Doug 4168
METROPOLITAN,
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by H. R. Boweu Co. Tyler 8400.
- QLOBE VAN. TRAN8FER AND
, STORAGE CO.
For real service In havlltyi or tor
age, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4388.
' Auto or wagon service.
. UNION TRANSFER CO.
Let ua estimate your moving, packing
tnd storage, 1605 Davenport Doug. 2908
DESIRABLE warehouse apace. first-clRaa
delivery service. Box H-9, Omaha Bee.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
DODGE SEDAN, BUMPERS
FRONT AND REAR. AND
OTHER EXTRAS. LIKE NEW.
$1,050. .
AUTO EXCHANGE,
2204 Farnam., Doug. 0031,
HUDSON SEDAN.
Excellent shape mechanically, super
six model, upholstery perfect, revarntsh
ed. Will guarantee to be same as when
UW. Wire wbeel equipment. Owner
will sacrifice price to sell before Thurs
day, rclton'a liiirrRe.' 2019 ifarnani lit
SEE J IOCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL
PAGE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
We have some splendid 1919
newly painted "Fords for sale, -cash
or terms. Try one and you'll buy
it.
Drive It Yourself Co.,
1314 Howard St. Doug. 3622.
f'liB SALE Two-ton v Wilson truck with
farm body, worm drive, Continental
motor, used less than year. First-class
condition. 61,460. 2066 I arnmn, Tyler
6299.
80ME bargains in used Ford cara. Mc-
...... . . . . f rr i. t . J ,7 ..
i.mu-y mvtvi vu. j. lie nanuy rora
Service Station. I6th and Jackson, Doug
las 360'. '
OAKLAND Sensible Six.
MARSH-OAKLAND CO.
, 20th and Harnt-y Sts.
HAVE two lH-ton trucks. Will sell, reas
onable or trade fop touring car pr road
ster. Call Tyler 1176 or Webster 6226.
THE DIXIE FLTER.
W.
R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY
2520 Farnam Bt.
102O- FORD COUPE, FIRST CLASS
SHAPE. BARGAIN. DOUGLAS 6464.
Accessories.
I OR SALE New sedan top for KISsel
"100 point" six. Cheap. Tyler 6599.
Motorcycles and Bicycles. ''
WRITE for our list of guaranteed rebuilt
motorcycles. Victor H. RoOs, 27th and
Leavenworth. Dept. B. Omaha. Neb.
FARM LANDS.
Kansas Lands.
PRICED RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE.
120 acres Jewell county, Rcnsas, 9
miles northeast Mankato; - to - acres
wheat, some alfalfa:, write tar terms.
O. W, Thomson, Mid-Way- Hotel, Em
poria, Kan. . y
Missouri Lands.
FBEE All about the Ozarks and list of
cneap rarins, an sizes, pest of terms.
Durneil Land Co., Cabool. Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
SECTION OF LAND. ,
FOR SALE AT 18.000
FOR RENT AT 1200 FOR SEASON.
This land lies tn Garfield county,
Nebraska, easy accessible; has good
house and barn, two wells and wind
nuns; neany an fenced; 90 acrea
nronen: over 2,ooo cash required, bar
ance easy terms. For Information an,
Ply to Erlrson State Bank, Erlcson,
,m., or j. rt. i.ovain. ureeiey, eo.
DAIRY FARM .
Underwood avenue; west of, Dundee,
about 160 acres. t . .,,
GEORGE AND COMPANY
Oklahoma Lands.'
OKLAHOMA farms; write for free 'agri
cultural booklet. Board of Commerce,
Shawnee, Okl. '
Wisconsin Lands.
I ANDOLOGY special number Just out.
containing 1921 facts of clover land In
Marinette county, Wisconsin. If for
a home or as an investment you art
thinking of buying gondfarm lands
where farmers grow sich. send at once
for this special number cf Landology.
It la free on request. Address Skld-more-Rlehle
Land Co., 433 Skidmore
Rlehle Bldg. Marinette. Wis.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans
WANTED 11,000 to $3,000 for 12 months
Will pay 2 each month. Principal in
full plus 1 promptly t maturity E.
Pendleton Gaines. W. U. Telegraph. Co.,
WE have cash on band to loan on Omaha
reainences.
E. H. LOUGEE, INC,
' 638 Keillne Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS
u 11 niK' IS KKaL ESTATE CO.,
1016 pm, Nat. Bk.. Bldg. Doug. 2716.
$100 to 810.000 made nromntlv
P. D. WEAD Wead Bldg.. 310 8. 18th St,
PROMPT service, reasonable, rates, private
money, uarvin Bros. 340 Umana Hat.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
;WE are In position to handle at present
nrsi mortgage i loans at air rate on
D. V. SHOLES CO., A
RK'AI.TORB
Douglas 0046. 916-17 City Nafl
SIX-room all modern house with garage
west or soutowest. Uluit- be In good
neighborhood, paved street, etc. No
shacks considered. Value $6,000 to $7,000
with $2,000 td $3,000 down. What-have
you 7 Box W-116. Bee
To buy or sell Omaha "Real Estate see
U WLEK & M 'DONALD
1120 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Douglas 1426.
LIST hemes and income rroperty.
GRUENIG.REALTJ CO.
itiit isi i.iiv ok. v uOUg. 1806.
I WANT 5 and 6-room hobses In south
and west part-of olty; I have the buy
ers. If you want 4.0 sell, give me price
and location. Address box H-48, Oma
ha Bee,
WE SPECIALIZE IN DUNDEE HOMES.
L. o. al UHT CO.,
City Nafl Bldg.
Douglaa 8787.
WE have buyer for $25,000 home In
Dundee. 'One buyer for $6,000 home in
Dundee.
F. D.-WKAD, 310 8. MSTH. TTfOlSl,
THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office.
M'U(jUii INVESTMENT CO..
1606 Dodge St. Douglas 1845.
RTRKF,TT R'bal .estate;
U X IXIxXj A 1 s.i ReiHs. Insures
ir, Peter Trust Bldg. Doug 0631.
PT TtPUniVMC REAL ESTATE
.J. 1 CjDD Kj IS bins and r.entals
605 Omaha Nnt'l Bk. Bids. Douglas 21 '2
W. G.SHRIVER
fflJ an fe. tkt.... 111. DIA
EAL ESTATE
rsuranc
1047-t OmahaNat Bk. Rldg. Doug. 139
LISTINGS WANTED; . '
Western Real Estate Co., 412 Knrbach B.n.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
CUMING Near 29th St., 44 feet; must De
told to close estate. C. A. GrimmeL 849.
Omaha Nafl Bank Bldg.
Trackage.
112 FEET ON 11TH ST..
150 PER FOOT.
BOSTWICK. 400 Peters Trust Bldg.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
INVESTMENT FOR HOME
Rental property $14,000, equlfy $2,750.
Rents $46. To exchange for home,, 5 or
6 rooms. (
GLOVl R & SPAIN.
918 City Nat. Bauk. Dougjas 2850.
This property ' consists of three
room cottages snd a two-story frame
flat with 6 rooms on each, side;
ground. 112x127; $8,000 on easy terms
will buy It.
ALFRED THOMAS i SON
601 First National Bank Building.
WALSH-ELMER CO.. Realtor, Real
Estate, Investment, Insurance, Rental.
Tyler 1686. tii Securities Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
WILL trade good lota for equity In mod
ern or part modern hou.e Doug. 0722
Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Getters. .
Omaha Produce
. Fruit Bananas: Per pound, 10c. Oranges
Sunktst: 100-126, 16.75; 160-171-204, 16.60;
216-260 16.60; 288-324, 26.26. (Lemons' 270
300 Sunktst, 6.00; 270-300 choice, 16.60.
Grape Fruit: 64-70-60, 16.60; 64-96, 16.00;
46. 84.76; 96, 14.60. Apples: Delicious 176-200-216.
14.00; Stxymen Wine Saps, extra
fancy, all sizes, 83.25; Fancy all slses,
13.00;, Choice, all slses. $2.75; Old fashion
ed Wine Saps, extra fancy 176-200, $3.00;
... .. ' ... - n .1 1...., , 1 tn v,nnv 17S
I M11V..Y 1 'J tt ail.. i.i .w.vv, - " " - - -
and smaller. $2.76; Choice 163 and larger,
$2.76; Choice 175 and smaller, $2.60; York
Imperials, extra rancy only, - an simen,
$3.00; Ganoea or Ben Davis, all sixes,
12 00: Jonathans, choice', all sixes, $3.00;
Jumble, $3.00; Sweet Potatoes, baskets,
$2.60; Cabbage, per pound, 2Hc
Vegetables Onions: Spanish Crates,
$2.60; Red Globe (Mlnnesotas) per lb.,
2Hc, Potatoes: Tdtihoes Whites, per lb.,
2i4c; R. R. Ohms, per lb., 2tte. Root
Vegetables: Beeta-Carrotts. 2Vc; Par-
snlps-Rutabagoe. 3c; White Turnips,
2c. Green Vegetables: Bhallotts, per dox..
$1.25; Radlahes, per aox., '"UL
Lettuce, per dox.. 00c; Parsley, per doi.,
90c; Tomatoes( per crate, Jia.ou; ureeu
Peppers, per lb., 40c; Cauliflower, per
crt $2.60; Head Lettuce, per criei.vv.
Head Lettuce, per dox.. $1.60; Rough
L'eiery, per i;ri . v. , ... a
extra Jumbo, $1.75; Special Jumbo. $1.60,
Medium Jumbo, $1.26; Honey, 24 frames,
PeMlsc'ellineou-I)ates: Dromedary. 36
ukas. $6.76; Checkers. Chums Cracker
Sick,' 100 to 'case with prise. $7.00; 60 to
case with prise, $3 CO 100 to case, No. with
prize. $6.76; 60 to case. No. with prxc,
$3.40 . Nuts: English Wal. Black Diamond
No 1 Jumbo Raw Peanuts. 16e; Jumbo
Rt Peanuts. 19c: Jo I R. P
10c; No. 1 Rst Peanuts. 12c; 10 lb. can
Salted Peanuts, $2.7$. Cocoanuts: Per
Sack 19.00; Per dox., $1.35.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
January 17 are as follows: ,
No- 2 ribs 28c; No. 2 ribs, 16c; No. 2
loin? No.2 loins. 20Hc; No. t
rounds, 20c: No. 3 rounds. 16Hc; No. 2
chucks. 12ic; No2 chucks, 10Vo; No. 2
plates, I06c; wo. piaiee,
Omaha Hay Market.
Receipts hav been very hesvy. but th
last few aays couniry -i:.
so 'bad that very nine n' ".Xit
. . , rpu. m..k. han cleaned oti.
and prices are a-little stronger n nWj
hay; while alfalfa remains steady. Ost
ana wn?i - . eu eAtfa
' Upland Prairie Hay No. 1.
15.00: No. 2. $11.00912.60; No. I. 17.000
Midland Hay-No. t. I12.00O1S.60: No.
" XW y-No. fl I. 110.0.: No. t
$19.0022.00: standard'.. l6 o0'!i0': NK
a Bw.r 112 009IJ.0O:-Wheat. 111.00
4 12.00. '
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. Jan. 15. F,toa'-:"""
changed to 15c lower. In carload lots.
flmv patent.xquoted at $10.1510.40 s
barrel in 98-lb. cotton sacks. .
Bran $27.00.
Wheat receipts, 2J4 cars, compared with
320 cars a year ago. Casn: no. i norin-
ern. $1.71J0; March, $1.69; May, si.eo.
Corn No yellow., okcioc. t.
Oats NO' S white, 59H40c.
Barley 6373c. , "
Rye No. 8, $1.6H4 1-62H; -Flax
No. 1, $1.99 2. 0..
. Kansas City" Produce.
vrn Citv. Mo.. Jan. 15. Eggs lc
higher; firsts. 64c; seconds, 68c.
.Butter ana rouury incnmisou.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
BEAUTIFUL Dundee home to be sold for
111,000. . Wal. 3686. 601 i Davenport.
Florence.
NETHAWAY. Suburban prop'ty. Col. 1400.
REAL ESTATE 1MPRJVED
West
43D AND DODGE
Six-room full two-story, strictly'
modern stucco house.. Ihree large
rooms 'on first floor, finished in
oak floors and oak wood work,
three dandv nice bedroms and bath
on second floor, oak floors, white
enamel finish; tile floor in bati.
Dandy nice large lot, south 'front,
paved street, paving paid. Price
$7,500, with reasonable terms.
Payne Investment Co.,
537 Omaha National Bank Bldg.,
Douglas 1781.
Home and Income.
Eight rooms, arranged into two
apartments for four rooms and
bath i each. Splendid location,
near 30th and Webster, one block
to . Haniey car line. Priced way
low at $3,300, half cash.
Osborne Realty Co.
530 Peters Trust Bldg. Dg. 2282.
ADJUSTMENT of building prices has
taken placet and it is now to your ad
vantage to look nt once at two all mod
ern new houses In Dundee. Full "brick"
basement and r-ul fire place, breakfast
and sun room, floored attic, hard wood
finish and tile floor In bath room. Sat
isfactory terms, If required. 245 to 260
Omaha Nafl. Bank Bldg., Telephone
Doug. 0789, Walter SllKf r. '
Omaha Real Estate and Investments.
JOHN T. BOH AN,
621 Paxton Blk.- Phone Tyler 4380.
ALL modern home, 7 yra. old, choice lo
cation, possession immediately. Price
83.60Q. $500 down $30 month. Dg.4226.
T
NorttL
' First Time, Offered,
Owner leaving for Texas iand
' has put his fire-room, semi-bungalow,
oak floors arid white enamel
-throughout, full basement, garage
t2x20. Choice lot, 56x100. with
paving all , paid down to $6,000.
Prettiest home in Omaha for the
money. "Seeing 4s believing."
Call t 1 . '
Osborne Realty Co. -
530 Peters Trust Bldg. Dg. 2282.
Near Miller Park'
Pretfw fire-rnnm strietlv modern
semi-bungalow: oak finish, lot,
40x120. Price $5,850, $2,300 cash,
balance E-Z. -
Osborne Realty Co.
530 Peters Trust Bldg. Dg. 2282.
F1VE-R. houae. paved street, for $2,000:
easy terms. Col. tins. n. r. lary
North Omaha Realtors. 2414 Ames Ave.
SPECIAL terms on 2822. steward St. 4-rm.
bungalow. Modern, i:on casn nai nv
CrelKh. 608 Bee. Dong. PtOO. '
TWO larg lots, 7-room house, al) modern
put neat. Leaving nuy ana musi sacrnna
at once. Colfas 4168. .
MINNS LUSA homes snd tots offer th
best opportunity to invest your money
Phone Tyler 187.
J. B. ROBINSON, res) estate and Invest-
mont. 42 Peters Trust, iwug rnri.
BENSON ta MEYERS CO.. 424 Ora. Nat'L
Drawn for The Bee by McManus
Copyright, iltll International New Serviea
Omaha Grain ,
v Omaha, Jan. 15.
Fairly , liberal arrivals of
com. wheat moderate, and oats
light, were on hand today.
Wheat prices declined' , 2 ' to 5
or 6 cents with best grades about 5
cents lower. Corn was qU' 3 to
cents. Oats were W2 to 2 cents
lower. Rye declined 3 cents and
barley was unchanged to a cent off.
Sales of about 1,000,000 bushels of
wheat today for export oa the gen
eral break in wheat prices were re
ported. Chicago future prices were
sharply lower. Kansas City advised
the sale of 600,000 bushels to Eng
land today to go via the gulf. Coun
try elevators in seven leading states
that hedged their grain by sales of
futures handled it at an average cost
of 6.8c per bttshei, while jion-hedgers
averaged 8c per bushel, according to
reports to the American co-operative
manager. Reports of 392 ele
vators show they, 1 were protected
against loss by hedging.
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard: 1 car, $1.75; 1 cars. $1.73;
1 car tsmutty), 11.72,
No. 2 hard: 7 car, 11.72; 8 cars, $1 71.J
No. 2 hard: 2 cars, 11.70; 8 cars, 11.66,:
j car, $1.67: 1 car (smutty), $1.66.
io. nara; s cars,' ti.es.
No. 6 hard: 1 car, fill. ,;
Sample - hard : - H car, $1.58.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car(heavy). $1.63; 1
car, $1.61. - -.
CORN. '. -
No. 3 white:
No. 4 white:
No. 6 white;
No. 3 yellow:
1 car, Hv.
i cars, 63c. -1
car, 61c. "
1 oar, 67c; S cars, 56ftc;
1 car, 66c.
No. 4 yellow:
1 car (dry). 53c; t ear,
53c: 6 cars, 63c; 6 cars. 62 Ho.
No. 5 yellow: l car; ua.
No. 8 mixed: 1 Car, 56c; 5 cars,
1 car (shipper's weights), 64Uc
66c;
No. 4 mixed:, 1 car (shipper's weights!,
53c; ( cars, 6JC, 3 cars. 52 hie; 1 car. 52c
No. 5 mixed: 1 car, 61c
r OATS. '
No. 2 white: 2 cars, 42Vc;'4 cars, 42c.
No. 3 white: 1 car, 42c, -- :
No. 4 white: 2 cars. 42c. ' ' -
WRTB.
r, $1.53.
No. 4: 1 car rheavy). $1.65.; ,
BARLET.
No. 4: 1 car, 66c.
Rejected: 1 car. 3o; 1 car. 62c. (
OMAHA RECEIPTS - AND SHIPMENTS
(CARS. )
Week
Tean
ago.
30
59
18
10
2
Receipts
Wheat .....
Today. ; ago,
63
127 :
80
20 ',
1
" 1
59
33
26 '
7
Corn .......
Oats .......
Rye
Barly
Shlpments-
.124
. 12
U'heat .....
Corn
28
45
35
28
16
Oats
Rye '
Barley
4
1
PRIMART RECEIPT! AN15 SHIPMENTS
(BUS.)
Receipts-
Today.
Tr Ago.
966,000
743,000
611.000
708.000
462,000
, 721,000
Wheat ..,
....-1,156.000
Corn
Oats ....
.... 1,487,'
000
727,000
Shlpmen
Wheat 647,000
Corn 611.000
Oat 451.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Wheat i 6.000
' 314.000
Oats . 40.000
33,000
CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Week Ye:ir
Today. am. aa-o.
Wheat-...., r 22 24 21
Corn 412 290 . 162
Oats '. 81 . 97 111
KANSAS CITT CAR LOT BEfEIPTS .
Wheat . ..S72 246 190
Corn 77 66 23
Oats -., 17 t9 7
ST. LOUIS f!ATl l.flT RTCPEIPTS
Wheat 110 175 .. -' 74
Corn ..' 75 90 . 77
Oats - 64 ''- 29 63
NORTHWESTERN CAR LOT RECEIPTS
. Or WHEAT-
Minneapolis 2it t ?n'
Duluth , , 79 51 . S
Winnipeg - 138 666 v 20
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES
By Updike Oraln re .Doug. 2027. Jan. 16"
Art. Open, j High. Low. Close I Yesi.
Wht
Men.
May
Rye.
May
July
Corn.
May
July
cats.
May
July
Pork.
Jan.
May
Lard
Jan.
May
ftlbt
Jan.
May
1.761,4
1.69HI
1.52H
1.S7
'.7SV
.4h:
.479,
1.76H 1.734
1.73
1.60H
1.33
.704
72
.464
4.64
1.77H
1.704
1.B0H
1.17 "4
VI414
51
,.48i
47 9i
1.69
1.66
1.60H
13314
',
11
.45 H
1.62K
1.37
.73H
.74 T4
.48
.4794
.45
24.00
23.90
13.25
13.95
12.12
12.90
St. Loul.f tiraln.
St! Louis, Mo.. a.Th. 16. Wheat March.
$1.76; May, $I.8Vj.
Corn May, 714ic; July. 72V4c .
Oats May. 46T4c '
Kansas City Groin. ,
Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 16. Wheat
March, ll.7 May.' $1.62.
Corn May, 6496494c; July. 6694
66c.
Weekly Food Ind?x.
As nn example of the steadying In
fluences perceptible In prices. It might be
cotea that for the ttrat time in months,
the number of articles advancing In price
this week exceeeda those declining.
This week's tood index number, bssed
on the prices , per pound of 31 articles
.. . . , , . . ,., ... i. , .. .
with $3.42 last week end (5.19 for the fd
week ending January 15. 1920. This week's
numoer la unchanged from last week, lut
shows a loss of 82.1 per cent from the
like week of last year. Of the 80 com
moiHtlea quoted. 20 advanced as coin
pated with last weelff 18 declined and, 44
remained unchanged, as follows:
Increaed.
Flour, red whest, spring wheat, barley,
rye flour, hams short ribs, cheese, roffee,
cotton-seed oil, eggs, live hogs, live lambs,
evaporated ntjlk. cotton, gray goods, bsewn
sheetings, copper, lead, tin.
Decreased.
Corn, oats, corn flour, butter, refined
sugar, beans peas, peanuts, rice, currants,
live beeves, oleo oil. crude . petroleum,
southern pig iron. coke, spelter.
, Failures This Week. :
Commercial failures this week In the
United States, as reported by R. O. Dun
& Co., are -514, agslnst 379 last, week, 361
in the preceding week, and 160 the cor
repsondent week last yesr. Failures In
St. Joseph Uve Slock.
St. Joseph, Mo., Jsn. 16. Cattle Re
ceipts, 100 head; market nominal; steers,
$ 60410.00; rows snd heifers. $3.50
9.50; calves, $6.00 10.60.
Hogs Receipts. 7 000 head; "market 10
26o lower: top. $9.40; bulk. $9.l04r9.2.H.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 600 head;
market nominal; lambs, $10.0Oj 11.26;
wes, $1.16 6.26., '
24.30 24.30 124.80 124.30
23.70 123.70 123.56 53.56
J ' I , r
18.05 13.05 t2.92- llj.90
13.77 13.77 13.6,0 13.62
11.77 11.77 11.77 111.77
(12.56 12.66 " 12.62 l5.52
96 the preceding week, and 12 last year. ! steady undertone, showing at one time
Of failures this week In the United States I ' "l?' Ai-S 'IL.uthern sell-
12? were In th east. 184 south, 100 west.' for the ;iJred..';,"'hr,n ."''A.
and 41 In the Pacific states, and 266 re! ,h."ri"" "Jn'Sr?, 'd up to 17 4T0
ported liabilities of $5,000 or more, lit ' he "norg. J.nuary so.d up to o
: FinanciaJ N
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Chicago Trlbunc-Omatia lira leased Win.
New York, Jan. 16. The state
ment of the whole reserve system is
of a character which will insure con
tinuance of the interesting conflict
Of influences for and against a
further decline in money rates.
At the close of last week the sys
tem's precentagc of cash reserve to
deposits and note circulation was
the highest since October of 1919.
Last week's $157,000,000 reduction
of rediscounts, brought that account
to the lowest since last March and
loans onxUnited States government
collateral are now below any week
since the statement of them separa
tely' was begun in March of 1918.
Outstanding Notes Reduced.
Outstanding notes have been reduced
$110,000,000 , in a we.-k and $24i,O00.00O
since Dersmher 23- the senn.! nf till..
figures representing; the Ixruest conseAvtlve
reduction ever made In the history of the
federal reserve. Nevertheless the total of
rediscounts and the total outstanding nntvs
are respectively $M9,000,000 and $310,000,
000 greater than tn this week Inst year
an Illogical condition, f view of tho stale
of trade which nuaus that further re
duction should bo on the cards, even if
that means unchanged rediscount rates.
Very seldom can a single exclusive ex
planation be assigned for an improved
movement on the SMock Exchange. Even
of the great decline which began in
November, 1919, and did not really cul
minate until December 1920, different peo
ple are still artruiig that the cause was a
recklessly overdone speculation on the
stock market llHetf, or that it was wholly
a consequence of world wide overstrain
un credit, or. again that the fall in the
atock market was the prophecy of coming
trade reaction anfl the "discounting" of
Its financial effects before' it came.
Easier Money Rates,
In the same way it would not be judg
ing the situation fairly to assign any
single cause for tho recovery In securities,
since the end of December. That recovery'
undoubtedly indicated the disorderly re-
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over-stayed tneir marKets, nut it also re
flected the eaaler money rates which ex
perienced financiers knew were bound t
come, even If their coming was delayer!
In the first days of the yean and It it
not unreasonable to argue, aa Wall street
Is apt to do, that It foreshadow bettet
things In general trade and industry ex
actly as the' decline four months ago
may be assumed to have foreshadowed
the great trade rencHon of 1920.
After the trado reaction and bulness
troubles of 1903, v there were occasional
sharp recoveries on the Stock Exchange
Ahlch did not last; which occurred. In
deed, while business developments were
Wall street began In the autumn or 1903
and was renewed in January. 1904. But
renewed declines ,, occurred Intermittently
In the next few montmt ana it was an
i a Vnv 1904. when "steel common"
touched Its low record price of 8 and
even such familiar preliminary signs of
industrial recovery as a rlsa, In steel prices
and an Increase of monthly iron, produc
tion did not coma in sight until th
autumn. , , V
LiveStock
' Cattle About 29 cars, or 660 head, of
cattle were received this morning. - Nearly
all of them were Blockers and feeders di
rect to local traders and a few cattle that
were on offer sold steady. Tho close of
an up and dowp week finds some of the
best steer selling 25o lower than last
Friday,' but all other kinds are steady.
Cows also are mostly steady with a week
ago, while good heifers are closing hlghet
than lnat week. Tods for the week were
$10.00 on steers and $8.60 on heifers. Btock
ers and light feeders were An good demand
at strong to 25e higher price all week,
but heavy and fleshy feeders have been
slow and, if anything, a little lower. Top
for the week was $8.60.
Quotations on Cattle Oood to choice
beeves. $9.2510.00; fair to good beeves,
$5.00S9.00; common to fair beeves, $6.76
8.00; good ro cnoice yeariiugs,
9.60; fair to good yearlings, $7.60.7;
common to fair yearlings, $6,6047 60:
choice to prime heifers. S7.I6 tr S.25 ; good
to choice heifers. $6.007.25; choice to
prime cows. $7.007.5O; good to choice
n, t ana?. 110: fair to good cows.
$5 266.00; common to fair cows, $.25S
6 00: aoott to choice feeders. IS.06 tj'9.00;
fair to gooa reeaers, vi.evo.vv; cununon
to fnlr reeaers, s.oo i.iiti; gooa io t-noirv
stackers. $7,5048.60: fair to good lock
ers. $6.76 7.60; common to fair Blockers,
$5.0006.60; stock heifers. $4.266.00;
stock cows, $4.00S.0; veal cslves, $9.00
10.60: bulls. stag.setc. $4.606.76.
Hoes The week Is closing with a rather
liberal run of hog, about 8,600 head show
ing up. Shipping demand was a-ery slack
this morning, as Is usually the Case at the
week-end, and packers took advantage of
the liberal receipts to cheapen cost. The
reault was a rather slow, uneven trade at -prices
anywhere from a dime to a quarter
lower. Bulk of the supply sold at $8.90
49.26, with best light butcher and choice
bacon bogs making a top of $9.25. Al
though demand on most days this week
has been broad and active, prices have
shown a Uttle lower tendency and are clos
ing at a decline of about 25c compared
with a week ago.
. r - . 'HOG9.
Nov Av. Sh. Pr. No. A v. Sh.
Tr..
8 75
8 ')
( o r.
9 16
9
9 35
.276
S 60
48. .337
64. .277
65. .266
70. .236
65. .261
150
64. .282
57. ,263
S..260
23. .210
222 ' 8 85
40 I 00
. 80 9 10
70
210
80
9 20
30
79. .218
79. .204
Sheen Not enouEh sheep or lambs we
received today to make a market and
prices remained nominally steady. Tim
receipts thi Week Have been of fair vol
ume, with trade rather unsettled. Soiwi
advance occurred In fat lambs the first
tw days, followed by a decline at mid
week. Fat lambs are closing fully Rc
lower for the week and are now selling
around $10011.0. Fat sheep are about
76c above a week ago, with best ewe
bringing $5.75. Feeder trade is quoted
steady to strong and hardly enough feed
ers are going to the eountry-to make r de
pendable market. '..."
Quotations on - Sheep Best, fat lamhs.
$10 60010.75; medium to good lamhs.
$10.0010.50; plain and , hesvy lambs.
$9.50lfrlO.OO; yearling. $7.768.75; weth
ers, 5.606.26; good to choice ' ewes,
$4 765 25; ' fair to good ewes, $4,260
4 76- cull and canner ewes, $2.003 00;
f-edlng lambs, $8.7S10.00; feeding ewe.
$2.75((f3.60.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago. Jan. ' 16. Cattle Receipts.
1.000 head. Compared with 'eek ago:
Oood to best beef steers, asking 25c to 6c
lower; others averaging fully steadyi she
stock steady to 25c lower; bologna bulls.
50c to 75o lower; fat heavy calves. $1 to
$1.60 lower; stockers and feeders generally
26c higher. r '
Hog, Receipts.' 12.000 bead: market ac
tive, steady to strong with yesterdays
average: top, $9.75: bulk. $9.3flfr9.fiO: plus,
steady to lOc'lower: hulk desirable. 90 to
130-pound pigs. $9.60?? 9.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 4.000 bead
Compared with week ago: Handywelght
ltinhs. 60c to 75c ower; weighty lambs
(1 to $1.50 lower; yearlings. 160 to II
lower: fat sheep. 60c to5o higher; feeder
lambs. 25o- to 60c higher.
Kansas ity Live Btitrk.
Kanss City, Mo.. Jan. 16. Oattle Re
ceipts, 300 head. Xor week: Beef steers,
..I.i , .ja lower, mostlv 25ft40c lower:
she stock, steady to 50c lower: other grade
woakost; canners, steaay; ouns. jmiob",
calves $1.00 lower: stockers and feeders,
mostly steady to 2fc higher; fleshy heavy
feeders, lower;, stock cows and hetfera. 2oo
lower. . "
Hogs Receipts, 1,600 head; market ac
tive, uneven, around steady with yester-
ay's average; top, DUlK oi sales.
$9.T69.60.
Sheep and Lamb Receipts. 1.000 head.
For week: Lambs and yearlings. It
26c lower; sheep. 60 it 76o higher.
Stoni atyxIJT Slock.
Sioux City. Ia.. Jan. 15. C'ttle Re.
erupts, 900 head; market slow, steady; fed
steers and Syearlings. $8 00 jf 13.00; fat
cows and helfcra. $6.008.76; canners,
$3.264.60; veal calves, $3.6010.00; com
mon calves. $3.60jj!6.50; feeders; $6,004
8 60; feeding cows and heifers, $3,00
$.25; stockers. $5.00?6.76.
Hogs Receipts, 6.200 head; market loo
to 25o-lower: choice light. $9.00(!r.15:
common lights, $8.76ff 8.00; mixed. $8.80
MO: heavy. $9.009.15; bulk of sales,
$8.85.10. . .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 400 head;
market steady
-';""'' New York Cotton.
New torsj, Jan. 14 Althoucfc nulet
the cotton ' market showed steadiness
early. First prices mere .unchanged , to
12 points higher on buying by New Or
leans and wire houses with southern con-
nr.rtlr.na The market di.playeu a (
market clos-dv firm at about the best
prices, showing a net advance of 29 to
67 points.
New Yerk lry C.oods.
New York. Jsii. 15. After an active
week, cotton goods closed firm today st
th highest prices of th year. Tarns
were firmer and sale larger. Knit goods
ere becoming i.-tlva slowly Lines of
tlankets and colored wool flannels will
Pnw v aw na.
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