THE BKE: OMAHA. MONDAY. OCTOHEK 10, 1921.
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DEATI! & FUNERAL NOTICES.'
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MONUMENTS.""'
IJeautiful Memorials
And Monuments.
Otir i:i.'rti St'lJt N'ihv (tttV
T I'IU'I:.S r.UKATI.Y IlKiaVKP.
Wr.tn tur fri ratfiltT, ir vlit our
. Art Memorial Co.
Atlantic 0294. 701 HnutU ICth lit.
CEMLTEPIES.
FOREST LAWN
CEMETERY.
An Men! lHH.tori juM north of rlty
Hmlta (iml wmt of Fiorento qrlth miles
of niaiiati.itn k hi tn t. 2 HO aort . Ptr-p-t'ttmi
r,ir. Not oi'rrnteiI for profit.
Offlca 4J.1 uiu! No. City Umits. City
offlrw. HninMt Theuter.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Suoi'ossor to
OMAHA'S DKST.
pi A 1 T Ii T T T A XT C 1? sekvicu
AKItOW"1" AJ-T.1H UtHAi 00(i4.
Thlrtj -thlrJ antj Fnrnain.
Hulse & Riepen
PlONKKrt FU.NKHA), r'lREfTOI!.
Komi'Tly at 701 8. IStli St.. have
moved to !!2t Cumlnif St. Ja. 1256.
"HEAFEY & HEAFEY"
I'ndertnlicra and Enibalmera.
Phono IIA. m:,. office !6U Karnam.
FOK ASllTlILANOK cull lUTrkefHW
Kortsko Funeral Home. 23d and O Sta.
FLORISTS.
J.V.V. T.APMflW I"' Douglas.
Ph. Doug. I244
JOHN HATH, 1S04 Farnam. Jackson 1806.
L. Henderson. l.r.C7 Farnam. Juckson 1258.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
FOR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele
phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re
storo lost articles to rlahtftil owners.
OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. BT.
COM PANT - - , .
LOST Black nml tan hound doir. .Tams
IXidrls, S21S S. 28 St. 3 rew'd. MA. 8008.
PERSONAL
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clolulns, furniture.
-tnftKaxInea. Wa collect We distribute.
Phone Douglas 4135 and- our wagon
wnl call. Call and Inspect our new
home. lUn-ms-llH Dodge fit.
PROFESSOR A. C. C. PFUHL, psychol
oiflat, nt 2602 Dewey Avenue, near Har
ney, holds, classes In psychology of in
dividualism. Diet lectures for clubs on
the aoul, reincarnation and metaphysics.
Hours 11 to I.
HATTIK Putman, Nubone Corset Shop.
50i Krirbach Block.. AT. 239
SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
& SWOBODA. 1418 FARNAM STREET
ELECTRIC baths, Swedish massage. WE.
291L
WILL board little school girl. KG. 8768.
SWEDISH massage at homes. HA. 6368.
RENT HOOVER vacuum. iTJuy Har. 107L
EXPERT massage. Douglas 9549.
MASSAGE treatment. 818 Neville Blk.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, aunburst, bor
. pleating, covered buttons, all alma and
styles; hemstitching, plr:ot edging, eye
let cut wor, buttonholes, pennants.
Ideal Button and Pleating Co.. 308
Brown Blk. Jackson 1936.
NEB. Pleattng A Button Co., 1806 Farnam
St.. 2d floor. Douglaa S67I
Contractors-Painting.
BRICK plasterer and cement, new and
repair work. J. NaU. Walnut 4667.
Dancing Academies.
KEEP'S ba" room nd fancy a
danc-
I method, quick rVsults. Do. 8440. 1818
Sure
Far
nam. Dancing Tues., Thurs., Sat., Sun.
Vol Pino Learn to Dance for 13.
JVCJ1"-r u School for Dancing. 2424
Farnam. Douglas 7850.
LEARN TO DANCE RIGHT
Mildred Maxlne teaches all oranches
dancing. Studio Leflang Bldg. DO. 4759.
Mli-llatr Stage, fancy, classic ballroom.
lUiUie.y i712 Dodge St. AT. 1384.
Dentists.
DR. W. A. IVORY, practice limited to
preventive aenustry ior ennuren. rnnn.
Atlantic 4261. 642 World-Herald Bldg.
Detective.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Railway
Ex. Bldg.. J A. 2056. Night. KEN. 2812.
independent Detective Bureau. 304 Neville
B1K. Atl. 6501; night, Wal. 406; K. tuns.
JAMES ALLAN. 313 Neville Blk, Evidence
secured In all caaea Atlantic
Dressmaking.
FURS, aulta. dress ea remodeled, rellned.
H. iSQ.
INFANTS layettea a specialty. HA. 4008.
LADIES and child-en sewing. Harney 6017.
LADIES and children sewing. HA. 6017.
Kodak Finishing.
FILMS developed; printing and enlarging.
Write for tncea. me tnatgn co it-u.
Howard St.
ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing.
printing, Kase Studio. 21 Neville Blk.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
US. W. MARTTN. parsnt atty.. I71S Dodge.
Milcellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS ptoe
to ncy DacK ai email vru.iw
JEWELRY CO 4I N. 16th-St. Doug
las D4.
fOMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattreana made
aver in new ricks at ball tne pnee oi
new beds. I07 Coming. Jackson 2467.
&A7.0R BLADES aharpened. Single, 35e;
double edge. 43c dia. Hall oroera so
licited. Omaha Sharp Cot, 11 N. 16tb.
KOGERS Confectionary Store. 24th and
Farnam Sc. Jackaon 127.
JeFLl. dree and taiedoe for rent. John
KeMmii. 10 N. 16tk St. Jackson 3123.
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus.
LeBron Electric 318 8. IJth SL. Omaha.
XPKLSS trur.it hauling. Pnone Atlantic
ills.
ALL Herman the Olasier. Kenwood 3'QL
hRITT Printing Co. Rika Bldg.
Bet Want "Ads. Get Result
VE AtVC ;OtN TO MP.T
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i-.vc.um Ai.L. OVE.K THE,
voeLO- rx. will, prcsa&ly
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FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
Auction Auction
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JIiiN'HAV, IH'TlHIKIt 1", AT BlJil A. if.
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l.N'i'HI'AI. turKaliM hi muni iintrhluM.
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iiml !nvnwurth Hi.
HUt SAI.K II.. luilful flm.r luinp, priic
IHTilly nw. UK. KB. Jf.
lilMMI rixini taut, Ja. iih. nn, wlllimti nul
Mury il-iliin. Imilno, It A. cut.
KI'IVIlllN ".nliiiVii.'l'iir Huuriii.CtliSt!
I.AKilK Nuft luiiiiirnfr. 1'ar. v'Z'i.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
UKOtT'l.C m 8M l'f H Peulr In drunic
ylniho ri. tic., inatructlona. repalrlnc
A .Id r n ':7C1 Lavnpnrt Bt. for tatali.f.
Pl-.ona Harney 1967. Tt Bmltb'a padl.
VIOLINS, bnwa, strlnKH and repairing at
IfweKl prlna. Multhewa' tilullo. (9
imnirlia Hlk.. Opp. Hayilvna. AT 2016.
1IIUUKST iihuiinKraph barnHlni In tlio city.
SIILAKS PIIUNOMKAl'U CO.,
1404 I loil K- Ml.
JOHN TAFF KHXupliono aliiip, lepulrlnit
and mipplliH. l.i(lnr, ill.lir. I. 8476.
Clothing and Furs.
A l.i-autirul hiuI coat with rxlra laiK
Ileavur i-ullar and euffa. 40 liichea Ion
nt a Krvat Hacrlfti'e. One lurva aUa
atnle, 525. 302H Imvonport St.
FOH nalu, a tevt unclaimed, all-wool "Dun
Uea" aulta, cheap, alteratlona frea.
PUNDE1! WOOLHN MILLS.
Northwest Cor., lotn and Harney Sta.
FUK3 remodeled, rellned and cleaned.
KNEETKK ALASKA FUR CO..
?01 S. K.th St. Pouslaa 7SS.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
ADDING AMACHINES.
All MARKS bought, aold. rented and
repaired. Sola agents for the CORONA.
Get our prices before you buy. livery
, machine guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
Jackson 4120. 1912 Farnam.
WE buy, aell safes, make desks, show
cases, etc Omaha Fixture Sc Supply Co.,
S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724.
Miscellaneous Articles.
SEWING MACHINES
Wa rent, rnpalr. sell needles and parti.
MICKEL'S
15th and Harney. Douglas 1978.
FOR SALE At a bargain. Two Edison
dictating machines. One Edison shav
ing machine for records. 410 So. 19tb
St.. DO. 0716.
LUMBER at low prices; kindling delivered.
MICKL1N LUMBER & WRECKING CO.,
24th and Burdette. Webster 56S5.
D. C. elevator motor, compound wound,
6 h. p., 600 v. 3106 Cuming. Har. 6982.
FOR SALE Car lots apples and potatoes.
Everett S. Smith, Salem, Neb.
AS range; 10. Atlantic 2175.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desks bought, aold and
traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. D. 6146
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Male.
BATTERY REPAIR MAN with experi
ence and references. F. A. Gross, Box
41, Fulton, Missouri.
Laundry and Day Work.
WET WASH, rough dry, finished bundled
and lace curtains. Called for. Web
ster 42S3.
BUNDLE washing or daywork. WE. 1038.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Professions and Trades.
FIREMEN, Brakemen, beginners 3150,
later 8250 monthly. Write Railway, Box
Y-1694, Omaha Bee.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGEE.
110 S. 14th. Write for catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors;
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores anu Offices.
GIRLS to takeup shorthand, tyt,ewrlttlng,
bookkeeping .etc Personal Instruction.
Yon can qualify quickly. Doug. 7774.
Household and Domestic.
IF THE colored girl whose last name is
Love, that came from Palm Beach, Fla.,
will answer this she will learn some
thing to he? Interest Address Box
X-53. Omaha Bee.
WANTED Competent maid for cooking
and general housework. Small family,
no washing HA, 2152. 131 S. 38th St.
WANTED White girl for housework,
small family. Good wages. HA. 0C33.
3504 Woolworth. Mrs. U. H. Pratt.
WANTED Experienced white girl for
cooking and downstairs work. Mrs. A.
ff. Gordon. 3611 Jackson St.
WANTED A girl. for general housework:
family of 4; $45, board ard wajm room.
3858 Cass St.
WANTED Experienced cook, three In
family; good wages. Har. 0059.
Miscellaneous.
GIRLS An opportunity to learn short
hand, typewriting, bookkeeping, etc.,
' quickly. Positions furnished. Call
Douglas 7774 or write A. I. B. E., 2d
floor, I. O. O. F. building, Omaha, Neb.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
CLERKS, IS upwatd. for postal mall
service. 1120 month. Experience un
necessary. For free particulars of ex
aminations, write J. Leonard (former
civil service examiner), 909 Equitable
Bldg., Washington. D. C.
WANTED Men. ladiea and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wages while
learning; strictly modern. Call or write
. 1402 Dodge St Trl-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
' DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete courses In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometry. abort
band and typewriting, railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil service and all
large Illustrated catalog. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boy lea Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
Kngltab and commercial branches.
Write call or pbene Jackson 156S' for
Van Bant School of Business.
Day and Evening Schools.
259 Omaha National Bank Bids.
Dosgiaa 5S51.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MODERN newspaper and job plant for
sale. Including presses, stock and com
plete equipment; located in rood Neb.
town of 3D population; priced right.
; Owner must sell. Address Box Y KS7,
Omaha Bee. r
DRUG store, large store doing good bus
iness, no boose, best location in Pes
Moines, excellent fixtures, large stock.
$25. 60S to handle. Terms to right
rarty. Address Box Y-1692. Omaha
Bees.
STOCK of hardware auu . . . -
sals; town vt S population; will el!
at a sacrifice. Address Box Y 168.
Omaha Bee.
FATHER
RAVELS
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CO NOW
I'M ITTIN
CCCO OEAL
BUSINESS CHANCES.
! "IT
VANTKI To buy fur tab. a guod drug
atoie, (live full particulars, Addrus
ltux T-Ii, mm ha Hue,
WANT to bear frmn nwnnr having huai
ne fur aalo. J, C Mi-Conuey, Ter
minal Hldg., Omaha, Neli.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furmsned Rooms.
JKT Vf it'll ROOM
tlirnugh The !! furnUlie.l room di
rectory. Call ut office for list of choice
dolrunie rooms In all parts of the city.
A anrvlcn thi.t Jiuticftt both advertiser
and riKitn feekT.
A WELL furnished, largo from hddroom,
sullulil for two pi.rsiiiis; east front;
excellent bath; pleasing surrounding;
convenient to two car lin-s. 363 N. 4 1st
Ave, Phone Walnut 1957.
bIN'ILE and double rooms fiT inun only.
Running hot and cold water. Steam
heal. Walking distance. Brown Bachelor
npta. Douglaa 6644.
ATTRACTIVELY furnished front room.
1 4 blocks tu car. Modern homo. liar.
ms.
COMFORTABLE furnished room, in mod
ern home. Home privilege. Har. 5086.
2124 DOUGLAS Two nice- sleeping rms
Housekeeping Rooms.
TUB (STIDK TO
the better housekeeping rooms Is the
directory furnlhhed to advertiser and
room hunter. i'all ut lleo' office for
free copy containing desirable vacancies
in all parts of the city.
2 MODERN rooms tor light housekeeping
to elderly couple. Reasonable. 1612 il
Ht. Market 1136.
MODERN huuHekeepIng and sleeping
r..omi. Reasonable. Webster 2415.
516 South 22d, J-room hkpg. apt Reas.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
FOR RENT Furnished rooi. Gentleman
only. Private family. Near Creighton
college. 708 No. 27 Ave, Har. 4903.
Unfurnished.
STRICTLY modern 7 rooms and bath,
nowly decorated. References required.
Rent, $85. Inquire 132 S. 35th St.
FOR RENT Very pood house, 6 rooms;
$30 month. 2U2S Pierce. Atlantio 2t26.
5-ROOiI house, partly modern. 181G No.
18th. Offlco phone J A. 4233.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
One-room apartment with three
roum accomodations in Drake Court to
party buying high-class furniture rea
sonable. Immediate possession, Doug
las 8855.
TWO-ROOM, modern, warm, furnished
apartment. Call at 3837 South 23d St.
FURN. apt. Harney 2505, Douglas 7986.
Unfurnished.
WE ARE JUST
OPENING A
NEW APARTMENT
BUILDING
AT 544 SOUTH 25th Av.
RENT, $42.50
These are unfurnished light house
keeping apartments, modern, sanitary
and fireproof They consist of living
room, cabinet kitchen (equipment in
stalled), a door bed, with large closet
and private bath.
Thla location is in walking distance
to town.
DRAKE RENTAL
AGENCY,
Twenty-second and Jones. JA. 2S03.
Look at Monticello No. 10.
and you'll see a real comfortable apart
ment, a place for-a happy home. Living
room with wall bed, dining alcove, de
lightful aun porch, pleasant bedroom and
a kitchen where everything: a house
keeper wants hna been provided, "Well
located at 520 South 21st street, best of
janitor service. Heated era rases may be
had. Kent reduced to 196.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omahn Rents."
Atlantic 0544.
17th and Farnam Sts.
Turner Court.
s 3-room apartments with 6-room ac
commodations. New, fireproof build
ing, very well located, facing Turner
park and Turner boulevard. . A few
apartments available at $75, 5102
Dodge street.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents"
Atlantio 0544. 17th andf Farnam Sts.
NINE rooms, 116 North 26th Street 255
per month.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
"Where Omaha Rents."
17th and Farnam Sts. Atlantio 0544.
ELEGANT close-in apt., for two ' per
sons in high-class apt. building. Rent
only $55. Jackson 1734. -
LOVELY modern 5-room brick flat close
in. Atlantic 3873.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
FOR KENT Five-room modern apart
ment; good location. Call State Savings
and Loan Assn. Jackson 2443.
UNFUR., large, pleasant, attic, good for
storage or bachelor apartment. Call at
SS37 South 23d St.
6 ROOMS, outside flat, steam heat 713
N. 16th. 3d floor. Inq. id floor.
FOR RENT Business Property.
FOR RENT Very desirable suite of of
fices. Apply Room 400, 1st Nat'l Ba.
Bldg.
MERCANTILE STORAGE, AND WARE
HOUSE CO.. 11th and Jones Sts.
Desirable office space in the Wead build
ing. F. I'. Wead. 310 So. 18th. AT 0151.
SEE F. D. WEAD. 310 SO. 18TH ST
DESK space. S0 Paxton Block.
Garages.
FOR RENT Garage, with excellent op
portunities for right party. 1S0S-S West
Broadway. C S. Andrews: Pbona Red
436.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY anda!n CO.
STORAGE MOVING. PACKING
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
REASONABLE RATES.
REDUCED FREfGHT RATES TO ALL
PRINCIPAL CITIES.
1107-11 Howard St Jackson ?8.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
a-ooda and pianos, morins. packing and
shipping.
JLKI.NS OMAHA TAN AND STORAGE.
' South lth. Douglas 4163.
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned ty H. 3. Cawea Co. AUaaf.e 24??.
u. a runi o(fie
, Kf UltrtMj
DiO YOU TRAVEL
ETENftivCLY
IN EUROPE 9
MOVING ANDSTORAGE.
LSTJMATL'S furnished on stoiage A movT
lug. Contracts tali tin hy Jul. or lir. Ulotie
Van 4 Htoruge Co., J A, 422. AT. V23tt,
52-24 North ltb Ht.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK,
bCOTCH COLLI LM. Fox Torrl'im. T..y
Poodles, I'tdlurcud stock, reasonable.
Parkway KentitfU, 2802 South 13.
WHEAT ..-rernuiKu, 11.21 por lull it"
livcred. Wauuller. ."1 X. l'l. J A. 1142
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
FORD BUYERS,
ATTENTION.
We have a few 1920
and 1921 Ford touring
cars, with and without
barters, for sale. They
are in excellent running
order, having been kept
in good shape in our re
pair shop. We do not
deal in Fords, expect no
commissions or profits.
Any reasonable offer
takes them. See
C. D. Barnard,
Drive-It-Yourself Co.,
1314 Howard. Do. 3622.
Roadster at Auction
Must sell Scrlpps-Booth 6-cylluder
roadster.' 1920 model, to highest bidder.
Look it over and make offer. Litton,
2423 Farnam.
SOME bargains In used Fords; prompt
delivery on new Fords.
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO.,
The Ilar.dy Ford Service Station.
15th nnd Jackson Sts. DO. 3500.
FIFTY used cars at cut prices; cash, time
or trade; prices from 375 to $600. Ford
boc'.ies, winter tops.
OOLDSTROM'S AUTO SALES CO.,
1318 Harney St. AT. 1714.
FOR SALE, by owner. Studebaker light
sijr touring; run 3,600 miles; equipped
with Sewell wings front bumper. New
spare tire. $900 cash; will demonstrate.
Call Atlantio 2378.
1 3 TO 6 ton truck for $2,000. Cash or
trade for anything of equal value. Pel
ton Garage, 2019 Farnam.
USED cars bouirht, sold and exchanged.
TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 2210 Farnam St.
OVERLAND touring car, phone C. B. 2938.
Repairing and Painting
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 & 24th.
FARM LANDS.
For Rent.
WANT to lease b ranch for a term of
years. G. M. Brltton, Murray, la.
Minnestota Lands.
EQFITY land Exchange. St Paul. Minn.
Nebraska Lands.
THIRTY FARM BARGAINS.
Now growing real crops, in North
Platte Valley, Nebraska. Some irrigated,
others partially so. $2,000 to $6,000
will handle one of these farms, depend
ing on improvements, balance easy
terms. All must be sold. Central
States Investment Company, 1109 W. O.
W. Bldg., Omaha. Neb. 1
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 2716.
We have cash on kacd to loan on Omaha
residences.
E. H. LOUGEE, INC,
638 Keeline Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly.
F. D. WEAD. Wead Bldg. 310 S. 18th St.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate bps
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1120 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1426.
CONSULT ua if you contemplate building,
or wlab to buy or sell Omaha real estate.
, C. B. STUHT CO,
City Nat. Bank Bldg. DO. 8787.
LIST your property with
FUNDERBURK & BROTHERTON.
Douglas 6600 S01 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.,
1506 Dodge St. Douglas 1345.
BIRKETT sc,1? Lrt
ESTATE.
Sells, Rents, Insures.
360 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 063S.
PROMPT sales of your real estate: we
have many buyers and solicit your busi
ness. Shopen & Co.. Realtors. J A. 422?.
HAVfi. inquiries for homes do you want
to sell your property? List it with
C A. Grimmel. Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
THOS. W. HAZENReaIH:
806 McCague Bldg. DO. 8330.
GRUENIGfRoraq,uy,cxe,.'"th -
1413 1st Natl. Bit Bldg. Jackson 1966.
Mark Martin es,autreMioar.?al
1045 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
OMAHA real estate bought and sold.
WEST END REAL ESTATE CO.
Sll North 40th St Walnut 0840.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
FOR SALE at auction In near future,
2552 and 2564 Harney St.. city. No
bids considered under $30,000, half cash.
Terms on balance at 6 per cent. House
open for inspection Monday and Tues
day, Oct 10 and 11.
WM. H. CALHOUN.
Ill NORTH Happy Hollow blvd.. $3,800
or will build to suit and flnanca build
ing. Phone owner and bullderH. N. J.
Skogman & Son. Har. 21S5 or Har
0927.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
LOTS four and five In Victors Place addi
tion to the City of Omaha, Ideal loca
tion for apartments, deal direct with
owner. Best offer takes them. Write
or wire or phone J. M. Bedient, Grand
Island. Neb
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE,
FOR exchange, $30,000 first mortgage.
Secured on 750 acres of land that the
owners expect to sell at $150 per acre.
Will take an equity in a good farm
or city property up to $25,000. balance
rash. Schwab Bros., 1028 Plymouth
Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Florence.
Nethaway. Flor. prow, no colored. KE. 1403
Ralston. r. j
Ralston Lot Sale i
bow" In progress. Referee's sale of !
beaatiful home sites. We assist you to !
build. One-fourth do'Vn. balance month- l
ly. Auction sal every Saturday at 3 i
. r- m. Homestead Realty Co.. J. T. '
O. Stewart. Resident Agent Flro&s I
Kalstco 1-W.
The Bee Wsnt Ads. Are the Best;
Business Boosters. j i
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SIC JICCS AND MACCIE IN TVl-U
lACC Or tOLOKS IN THfc SUNDAY tt t
OH'JNDCEO ! A hOW OO YOU
VE OiO -VERY T UKZ TURKEY'
tXCiEHtIVELYJ i -
1921 y Int i TfATUM iinvict. Inc.
j Trade Review
lly It. U. VIS CO.
With rocogiililon of the unfavorable tea
turcs which still prevail, the fact nvcr.
IMelcn. clear that IhihIiicss la icvlvlng
I gradually. Some of the current Improve
; mvnt la ecnronal. a sudden turn 10 lower
tetnpernturo quickening retail trading, but
I gains also appear which plainly era not
I duo to weather Influences. Movements
I in beiiu Iniluatrlea uro i specially Impor
I lunt hecau.n of their direct and Indirect
1 bearing on different Hues, and a further
I recovery In Iron and steel und lumber,
i among other brunches, serves to vtrength
I on sentiment. The Pacini) Northwest
I reports an enlarging demand fur lumber
I from the cast, while Iron and steel output
I at leading enter la rising a novo the
point of extreme depression of last sum
mer. Huch phaseu us these do not inea
suro fully Iho kcupo of the economic re
cuperation, but ur representative of the
constructive changed that am In progress,
and tend to modify tho unsatisfactory
aspects which continue present of tho
latter, conditions of unemployment remain
conspicuous, nnd exert a very decided
effect on distribution of goods In consum
ing channels. Tho prlcu question Is also
influential In curtailing the retail turn
over, and oven special offerings at reduced
prices do not meet with the response that
would develop If tho public purchasing
power were not restricted. Deiplte the
elements making for caution, however, the
dlspobltlou lu an increasing number of
Instances is to place moderate-sized
commitments more frequently, tho de
pleted stochs of merchandise being a
factor in this connection. In some sec
tions, as lu the south, whom materially
higher cotton prices havn attmulattd rj
newed confidence, there Is moro willing
ness t anticipate future requirements.
Increased Number of Fullures.
Considering the extent of tho tuslnen
readjustment. It Is not surprising that In
solvency statistics still disclose a com
mercial mortality much above the aver
age. After a Mzable reduction during
the second quarter, failures in the third
quarle of this year Increased 7.4 per cent
In number, and reached the highest
point for the period since 1915. Tho
exhibit as to liabilities, on the other hand,
shows a continued trend toward Improve
ment, despite the larger number of de
faults. From about $130,000,000 in the
fiecond quarter, the Indebtedness for the
third quiirter fell to $122,700,000, and au
average of $27,437 for each failure com
pares with one of $31,293 in the second
quarter. In tho first quarter, this year,
tho average was slightly above $37,000,
while In tho third quarter of last year It
was $39,3u0. If figures of aggregate
Indebtedness alone are taken, however,
tho record shows that In no previous
third quartetr has so largo an amount
been involved as in the present instance.
Dry (toods Active.
The change to cooler weather this
week, following recent unseasonable tem
peratures, gave soma impetus to retp.il
dry goods distribution, and Jobbers are
fairly busy. Demand from retailers is
steady, but consists more of as frequent
repeating of moderate-sized, orders than
of large individual commitments. Al
though cottons are still being offered at
comparatively low prices In consuming
channels, the trend in primary murkets
Is upward, and raw silk reflects the re
ports of a partial destruction of the au
tumn silk crop in Japan, and higher
Jute prices have likewise resulted from
estimates of a reduced yleltti While tex
tile production is still mors or less re
stricted and foreign trade has continued
quiet, the opinion prevails that the worst
of the yoar'a depression has been seen.
Leather Situation Improves.
Despite irregularities, both In business
and prices, the hide and leather situation
continues to improve. Quietness in for
eign hides has been largely due to ad
verse exchange conditions, but domestic
stock Is moving more freely and the mar
ket undertone is firmer. While individual
sales of magnitude are lacking, there is
a general demand, with various interests
operating. In 'leather, notwithstanding les
sened activity in upper descriptions, tran
sactions have been on tho broadest scale
of the year, and it is estimated that sole
leather tanneries aro running at about
55 per cent of capacity. Tanners of au
tomoblle leather, moreover, are doing
much better than early in tho year, and
considerable improvement is noted among
patent leather tanners in the east. The
shoe trade, meantime. Is passing through
a between-seasons period and a lull pre
vails at many centers, although prospects
for an Increase . In business during the
next fetv months are considered favorable.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, Ga., Oct. 8. Turpentine
Firm, 6714c; sales, 123 bbls.; receipts, 477
bbls. ; shipments, 10 bbls,; stock, 9,756
bbls.
Rosin Firm; sales, 1,106 casks; re
ceipts, 1.598 casks; shipments, 173 casks;
stock, 78,784 r&slca.
Quote: B, SU85; D, $4.10; EFG, $4.15;
H, $4.25; I, $4.30; K, $4.80: M, $5.20; N,
$5.25; Wg. $5.60; WW, $5.86.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
Bemis Park District
Five rooms, modern, three rooms fur
nished in basement, located at 715 N.
S3d St. Price $4.2o0. Phone owner, HA.
2195 or HA. 0927.
Cathedral District
Six rooms, strictly modern, nearly
completed, 630' N. 41st Ave., prewar
price. Phone Builder, HA. 2195 or HA.
0927.
UNUSUALLY well built modern eight
room house, screen porch, garage. At
tractively located. Call owner. HA. 0696.
J B ROBINSON, real est to and Invest
ment. 6J2 Peters Trust DO. 8097.
T. E. BUCK CO. buy and sell home
North.
NEAR 27th and Ellison, new, all modern,
6-room bungalow-; complete, $4,750.
Easy terms. Atlantic S540.
South.
2 Houses for $2,500.
3043 and 2046 South 19th struct. Four
rooms each, on large lot, price $2,500,
$800 cash, balance monthly. .
S. P. BOSTWICK.
729 Peters Trust Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
LET us btilld to please yon on terms that
please; A guarantee of satisfaction with
every house. . Call Mr. Funk, Sunday
and evenings, Walnua 2607; days, Jack
son 8428.
Central.
NEAR 26TH AND DOIK3F..
Six rooms and bath, oak finish, f're
ptace, new furnace, easy walking dis
tance and right where ground values
are rapidly increasing. Pries only
$6,300. Terms. Now vacant. Key at
our office. Cell
OSBORNE REALTY COMPANY
SS0 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 2282.
Wa Make Omaha
RESIDENCE LOANS
6
Monthly Installment Flaa,
Prepayment any time.
Also -
Ltans on Business Proper lias
Liberal Optional Privileges.
Reasonabls Commissks.
Drawn
CavnM It!
J WITH
fifff
Live Stock
Omaha. 0-t. I.
Receipts were!
Ofnctsl Monday..,.
Official Tuesday .
Official Wednesday
official Thursday.,
Official Friday ...
Katimato Saturday
flu days this wit..
Hams days last wk.
Ha mo 2 wka. ago ..
Same 3 wk. ago ..
Hams yeur ago ....
Cattle Hgs Sheep
.16. .13
26,111!
. 6,674
. 7.1 21
. 3,744
. 1,222
. ili
.J8.77S
.56.257
.41,152
.33,262
.49.1.06
4,77$
7.:ti
c,i;s
C.244
2.2''i
24.K49
21.H3
i;.a:i:
1,15$
tl.iul 4,6tl
2l.6l7 126.346
29.066 H5.461
2Mk O.240
21,403 lllMTl
Receipts and disposition of live .lock at
tho Union stock yards, Omaha, Nib., for
24 hours, ending at t p. in., October 3,
1921:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Ctt:, Hogs.
Mo. Pac. Ry 1
Union Pacific It K K
C. & N. W. By., west 10 17
i'.. St. P.. M. O. Ry 3 8
C, M. ic . Ry., east 1
('., II. A q. Ky., .vest 1 4
C, R. I. A P., east 2
TotuI receipts
DISPOSITION II DAD.
Armour & Co. ,', .,
Cudahy Packing Co
Dold Packing Co
Swift & Co
J. W. Murphy
Swartz & Co. ..,
33
Total
2,588
Cnttle There were no cattle on "ale
today and the market was nominally
ateady. Some 600 head wero received,
but they wero all billed direct. The
week's total cf 28,700 la 2.500 larger
than a week ago. Demand for western
beeves and long fed natives was fairly
good alt week and they held fully ateady.
Heavy fed steers and plain to medium
short feds broke 25'f 60e. Best yearlings
brought $10.60 and prims heavies $9.00.
Cows and heifers and stockers and feed
ers closed dull ami 25$i50c lower than
the best time of the week or weak to
25c below last Friday. Clearance of
feeders is poor.
Quotations on Cattle Choice to prime
beeves, 38.60 U 9.76; good to choice beeves,
8.0D&.8.6O; fair to good beeves, $7.50ijji
8.00; common to fair beeves, ,$0,6017.60;
choice to prime yearlings, $9.75910.60;
?ood to choice yearlings, $9.00 ftf!).75; fair
o good yearlings, $8.009.00; common
to fair yearlings. 37.00ft 8.00; choice to
prime grass beeves, $6.H5 ft $7.75 : good to
choice grass beeves, $5.90i&j.75; fair to
good grass beeves. $5.00tfr58r,; common
to fair grass beeves, I4.DAQ6.00; Mexicans,
$3,758)4.60; good to choice grass heifers.
86. 364(6.75; fair to good grass heifers,
$4.25 &'5.25; choice to prime grass cows,
$4.855.35; good . to choice grjKS cowr.
$4.404.86; fair to good grass cows, $3.75
a4.35; common to fair grass cows, $2.25'
3.851 good to choice feeders, S3.85&6 40;
fair to good feeders, $5.25 5.75; common
to fair feeders. $4.606.25; good to choice
stockers, $6.156.75; fair to good stocker,
$5.2506.00; common to fair stockers, 84.25
$5,506.10; common to fair stockers, $4.25
5.25; stock helfera. $3.75(8 6.00; Btock
cows, $2.7S3.60; stock calves, $4.007.00;
veal .calves, $4.00 10.00; bulls, stags, etc.,
$2.753.50. .
Hogs The week Is closing with the '
usual small Saturday run of hogs, about
2.200 head showing up. Trade ruled ac
tive with a higher trend to values and
an early clearance was made. Moat of
the hogs sold at advance of 1025c, and
Improvement was more pronounced in
packing grades than light shipping hogs.
Best light hogs topped at $8.25 with bulk
soiling at a scattered spread of 36.26 &
7.00. Hog values this week have been
working a little higher and current trade
is quoted at an advance of 25ji60c over
a week ago.
HOGS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
32.. 389 220 5 85 61. .390 40 6 10
52. .360 ... 6 15 39. .403 160 6 20
53. .329 80 6 25 67. .304 40 6 35
62.. 336 140 6 40 66.. 292 ... 6 50
68. .281 ... 6 55 60. .298 210 60
58. .291 120 6 75 68. .329 70 6 85
58.. 306 80 7 00 68.. 242 70 7 20
66. .292 40 7 25 24. .221 70 7 50
63. .202 ... 7 90 II. .201 .. 8 00
15. .186 ... 8 25
Sheep and Lambs No sheep or Iambs
were received today and no change oc
curred in prices. Fat lambs scored somo
advance early this week, but a sharp
break was registered Thursday and the
market is closing 1526o lower than a
week ago. Best fat lambs, both westerns
and corn feds, have dropped to $8.25. and
packers are also buying killing lambs at
$8.00 and less. Fat sheep ruled steady to
sirong ior tne ween witn beat ewes
quoted up to $4.25jj4.50. Feeders moved
rather freely on early days but tho de
mand nas tapered orr since mid-week and
the market Is closing dull, steady to
strong. Good feeding Iambs are aelllns
around $7.00.
Quotations on sheep! Fat lambs, good
to choico,- $8.00S8.26; fat lambs, fair to
good, $7.50(8)8.00; feeder lambs, good td
choice, $6.75j)7.25: feeder lambs, fair to
good, $6.406.65; cull lambs, $5.00(36.26;
fat yearlings. t5.000.00: fat ewes. $3.50
4.60; feeder ewes, $3.753.50; breeding
ewe, $3.605.26; cull ewes, $1.00(32.50.
Chicago, Lire Stocks,
Chicago, Oct 8. IV. B. Bureau of Mar
kets.) Cattle Receipts, 1,000 head. Mar
ket compared with week ago: Desirable
corn-fed steers and yearlings, 60 75c
higher; medium and plain short-fed grass
era, steady to 25c higher; fat she stock,
mostly 2560c higher; heifers up most;
canners and cutters, steady to 25c higher;
bulla, 25 40c lower; light veal calves,
50c$1.00 lower; desirable heavy calves,
unevenly higher; stockers and feeders, 25c
higher.
Hogs Receipts, 3,000 head; market, ac
tive, 1525c higher than yesterday's aver
age; hold over light, top, $8.70; hulk light
and light butchers. $8.4O&)8.70; bulk
packing sows, $7.0O7.40; pigs, strong:
bulk desirable, $7.758.00.
Sheep Receipts, 1,000 head; receipts to
day practically all packers, direct. Market
compared with week ago: All prices
around 26a higher.
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City, Oct 8. (U. S. Bureau of
Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 1,200 head;
for week: fed beef steers, mostly strong
to 25c higher; top, $10.50; grassers most
ly steady to 26c lower: canners, fat she
stock, stock cows and heifers, steady
to 25c lower; calves and bulla Bteady;
stockers and feeders weak to 50c lower;
stock calves, steady to 26o higher.
Hogs Receipts. 400 bead: only one load
and few bunches on Bale; considering
quality steady to strong vlth yesterday's
average; $8.25 paid. 195 and 230-pound
weights.
Sheep No receipt?. For week: Fat
lambs, steady; top, $7.65; sheep and feed
ing Iambs, strong to 25c higher; bulk
better grades feeders. $6.76&7.O0.
' St. Iula Lire Btock.
East St. Louis. 111.. Oct. 8. Cattle Re
ceipts, 550; compared to week ago, native
grass steers steady; others 50c blgher;
western steers, beef cows snd canners,
25c higher; heifers. 25 to 60c higher;
stockers and bulls, 25c lower; light veal
ers. 60c to 75c lower.
Hogs Receipts 2.600; active. 6c to 10c
higher: top, $8.80; bulk. $8.60 98.80, with
few pigs or heavy hogs here; packer
Bows steady, $6.2596.75; mixed light
lights and pigs. $8. 00ft 8.60: clearance
fair. '
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,750; no
trading today: market compared to week
ago. 25c blgher.
Sloax CHy Lire Stack. '
Sioux City. Ia., Oct 8. Cattle Receipts,
200 hesd; market ateady, 25c blgher for
week; grass steers and yearlings, $4,000
3.00; fat cows and heifers, $4 007.O;
canners, 31.0082.60; veals. 4.0C;
feeders. $4.004.0"; calves. t.iei.9";
feeding cows and heifers. $2.75$4.i0;
grss cows and beifers. $2.75j5.50.
Hon Receipts. 3.20 head: market un
even;, mostly steady: light. $7,7548.25; i
mla-i. $.6ii7.7i: heavy, $6,504) 6.75; bulk
of sales. $. J.2i.
Sheep Receipts, (09 bead; market !
e'eadv.
i I
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Dulath. Oct . Linseed on track and
arrive. I1.SJ. i
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Omaha Grain
Omaha. Oct, 8.
Xo. 1 hard winter wheat sold lie
low $1.00 per bushel today on the
Omaha market for the first time
since 1915. The market generally
was 2 to 3 cents lower. The demand
was fair at the ifoinir fiKures. Com
was 1 to Vt cents oft and generally
a cent lower. Oats were 1 to $
cents lower and the hulk of No, 3
white, 2 cents off. Rye was un
changed to lc off and barley was
not much chained. Wheat and
corn receipts were moderate.
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard: 1 car, $1.00; 1 car. 99a.
No. 2 hard: 1 car. $1.07 (dark); 1 car,
11. OS (dark); 1 car. $1.05 (dark, smutty);
1 car, $1.04 (dark, smutty): 1 car, $1.03;
2 cars, 99c (smutty): 4 cars, 98c; 2 cars,
8o (smuttty); 4 cars, 37c; 1 car, 97o
(smutty) 1 car, 7o (yllow); 1 car, $7o
(yellow, shippers' weights); 3 cars, 9to
(amutty).
No. 3 hard: l.fnr, $1.07 (dark); 2 cars,
$1.06 (dark); 1 car, $1.00 (76 per cent
smutty) 3 cars. 96o (shippers' weights; 1
car, 96c (smutty); 3 cars, 960 (yellow);
4 cars. 9Co (yellow, shippers' weights); 2
cars, 95o (smutty); 1 2-5 cars, 94c (yel
low); 1 car, 93c (very smutty).
No. 4 hard: 1 car, 96e (0 lbs.); 5 cars,
94c; 2 cars, 94o (smutty); 1 ear, 940
(smutty, heavy); 2 cars, 92o (very amut
ty! : 1 car, 9o (very smutty).
Sample hard: 1 car. 0o (smutty); 1
car, 80c (3.7 per cent heat), damaged).
Sample spring: I car, 76c (13 per cent
damaged).
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 4o (spring and
winter); 3 cars, Ho (durum); 1 car, 79c
(durum, smutty).
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, J4o (smutly).
No. 5 mixed: 1 car, 85o (durum, smut
ty) : 1 car, 7?o (durum) 1 car, 76o
(durum).
No. 2 durum: 1 car, 80o.
No. 5 durum: 1 car. 77c
CORN.
No. 1 white: 4 cars. 35c.
No. 2 white: 7 cars, 33c.
No. 3 white: 1 car, 36c
No. 1 yellow: 7 cars, S6Hic; 5 cars,
25c;.
No. 2 yellow: 4 cars, 3oc; 1 car. 3&e
Sample Yellow: 1 car, 32c (heating).
No. 1 mixed: 8 cars. 24c; Vt car, 34a
(shippers weights).
No. 2 mixed: 1 car,
weights); 1 car, S44o
2 cars. 84c.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 3
(shippers' weights).
34 e (shippers'
(special billing);
SHc; 1 car,
SSHc
Sainplo mixed: Vi car,
3(o
(shippers
weights.)
OAT3.
No. S white: 2 cars, 2Sc; 1 car, Jt'.ic;
13 cars. 27c.
No. 4 white: 6 ears.
(14 per cent corn).
Sample white: 1 car.
26t4c; 1
26!ic.
car, 26c
RYB.
No. 2: 2 cars, 71c
No. 2: 2 cars, 70c.
Sample: 1 car, 70c.
BARLEY.
No. 8: 1 car, 45c.
No. 1 feed: 1 car, 38c; 1 car, S7c.
Rejected: 1 car, 40c,
Sample: 1 car, 40c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
IO-IO
Receipts Today Wk.'Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 72 171 113
Corn 71 74 34
Oats 30 22 48
Rye 4 21, 2
Barley 5 9 6
Shipments
Wheat 95 100 109
Com 52 26 8
Oats 18 23 . 22
Rye 0 8 6
Barley 6 13
CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Today
Wheat 2
Corn 214
Oats 114
Ago
Ago
24
770
74
34
' 207
102
KANSAS CITY CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Today Ago Ago
vi neat ls'i m 193
Corn 33 19 11
Oats 17 14
ST. LOUIS CM.Il LOT RECEIPTS.
Week ' Ye;
Today
Wheat 88
Corn t, 38
Oats -. 60
Ago
Ago
113
42
146
4
NORTHWESTERN CAR LOT RECEIPTS
OF WHEAT.
Wee:c
Ago
369
169
8C5
Year
Today
Minneapolis ',,.,,,,.639
Duluth 249
Winnipeg 1,162
Ago
374
169
1.087
PRIMARY RECEIPTS
Receipts-
AND SHIPMENTS
Today Year Ago
Wheat '.,
Corn
Oats
Shipments
Wheat Corn
Oats
.1,674,000
.1,316,000
. 734.000
1,610,000
737,0110
665,000
1,127,000
673,000
496,000
.1,161,000
. 662.000
. 275.000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES,
By I.'pdlke Grain Co. DO. 2627. Oct 8.
Art I Open. I High. 1 Low. I Close. Yesv,
Wht I I
Dec. 1.10 1.10U! 1.07 1.09 1.094
1.09 1.094 1.0914
May 1.14H 1.14 Si 1.12V) 1.1314 1.14
1.13 ! 1 1.14 1.134
Rys 1 I I I
Dec .86 .SS .854 .68 .86H
May .90 .0M& .90 .91& .91
Corn I 1
Dec. .4814 .48H .47 .47S4 .4815
.4814 47H
May .64 Vi .64 14 .62 .6314 .6414
I .54H i 63V4
Oats f
Dec .334 .S3 .32 -33 i .33
.32V 33V4 .334
May .31ft .38V4 .3714 .8744 .38
.38 37 "4 .381.
Pork I I
Jan '15.00
Lard I
Oct 9.35 4 9.35 9.33 19.35 9 35
Jan. 8.S5 I 8.87 8.80 I 8.87 8.80
Ribs I I I I I
Oct 8.75 I 8.75 I 6.75 I 6.75 6.75
Jan. 7.60 I 7.60 I 7.60 I 7.60 7.62
Omaha Hay Market.
Prairie Hay Receipts, good; demand.
fair: the better grades selling satisfac
torily, but other grsdns moving rather
slowly at a slight decline.
Alfalfa Receipts, fair to good; demand
for good color fairly leafy dry alfalfa.
other gradea are fa light demand; prices
unchanged.
Straw No change.
Upland Prairie No. 1 $11.coe 11.60
No. 2 9.00g10.5ii
No. 3 7.61) 8.50
Midland Prairie No. l......$10.0010.50
No. 2 8.50a -5
No. 3 7.00 8.00
Lowland Prairie No. 1 .00 9.0O
No. 3 L'iO 8.00
Alfalfa Choice 17.00 18.0')
No. 1 15.00ftil6.S0
Standard 12.i0414.rt
No. 2 .00 12.00
No. 3 S-O'l -0
Straw Oat 8.00 9 .00
Wbeat 7-o 00
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph. Oct 3. Hogs Receplts,
2.000 head; steady to 15c higher; top,
$8.15; bulk. $7.0008.15.
Cattle Receipts. ISO head; steady;
a'eers. 8t.604f.60; cows snd belters,
$3.66tt.2i; calves, 4.6,8.0.
Sheep Receipts, 100 head; nominal;
lamba, J8.0068.76: ewes. $4.8084.50.
Chicago t-rodsKC.
Chicago, Oct 8. Butter H'gher;
creamery extrss, 4.c; standards, SSc:
r.rnta, 344J 44c: seconds. 2t)32c.
Kgg Unchanged; receipts, 6.619 cases.
Poultry Alive, higher; fowls, 14 3:1j;
springs, 21c
Loads Moneys.
Londoa, Oct I. Bar Cilver 12id per
ounce.
Financial
By FRANKLIN K. SPKAGUE.
(kdrassj TrlbsawHlmaiisj It lnatd Wl's,
New York, Oct, 9. Nyttworthy
aiming the events i Iat Hcck'vJt J
definite forward iiiuvruiriit in threi
basic comm. uiu ic, lumcly ium w 1
Hetl, copper nnd u-troUimi. It lis
been many a day eitue nu ll ;m airav
has been presented in 1 t n.im i il
newt. M ich lias lift 11 Mid nt liii:
nr rccovrry in prompt i t and ti n
events whiili might lead to t!n li.ni!
been recounted on iiuny ni'idiiMi-,
but there has always bern an ele
ment of doubt a to whether tli.:
signs as they developed really war
ranted Mich a decree nf, optimism ,u
has home time been createil.
Inllowing a piriml of depression
such as that which has been upon t!: t
country, ther2 i always ilaiixir that
when cuiifid nee ha been ilinbily
built up, it will over reach it eli b
attributing t( ureal a decree of im
portance to such favorable f.iciors
come to light and ignore tin unfa
vorable elements in the ilti;,iuni,
Menirnt of limner.
Tlire la Just aui'li an clement nf rt.iii.
ger In WuKhlog th Import of Hi" pruo
sdvaiica in (hi commodities tnetittcnr.!.
If the higher limitations v. hleli have been
named aro a reflection nf lii'-r" m-ed de
mand, then the situation pie.ina 1
highly favoruldo front n Hut even then,
there la no formation ior unrei'.ruine.l
optimism, for It mu.t bo remembered Omr.
bualneaa la Mauillng .Imply "11 th
thrrah'il'l of recovery and Unit there !
much to be undertaken and ai''iinipll"li.l
before there can I"' realization f orders
in large volume. It fends to make fr
confidence If purchases on the part
consumers aro expanding, but It la al
together too early to conclude that th'i
Iwtlrrmetit will bo permanent and th.it
such activity a proialla will result 111
sizeable profits.
In the caso of tho copper tndurtn.
Increased demand wuuM ultimately had
to an expansion of operutlons tn the luii.
Ing districts, but only after surplus etui s
of copper had been cut very much belowf
thalr present level. It has been the ex
perience of the past that flurries of buy
ing In copper havo nut always been sus
tained and perhaps Die present one may
be of that type. Still, copper has been
In the doldrums so long that any ihaiici
for the better Is seized upon as all U'dei.
of further benefits to come.
Price Ad allies Limited.
The iron and Bt.wl Industry Is often
tlmo looked upon sb a Itaromvter of busi
ness condition?, so that an advance In
pi-Ices In this quarter may hold greati r
significance than attache either to -tie!
upturn In petroleum or the advance, 1n
cupper quotations. Thus far, the prle4
advances have 'been limited to a few
products. There Is an urgent demand fnc
sheets and wlthlu a short lima the quo
tation has risen rnmo Jli) a ton. On tho
whole, howover, tho Iron and steel iniiui
try Is not operating at better than 56 to
40 per cent of capacity and naturally over
head Is a tremendous item lu costs.
In the bond market, tho outstanding
ftature has been tho recovery in Llbort
Issues. All of them during last week
touched new high records for the yea:-,
with the exception of thi Victory notes
and the Liberty avis. Tho degree of re
covery from the prices of the year has In
creased tho market value of Liberty bonds
by about $l,2t)0,0(0,0u0. Such a rise whs
In accord with the easier money condi
tions which prevail and which will prob
ably continue for some time to come.
Since the mlddlo of ths year, the higher
class bonds have been steadily offsetting
by price advance the lowering In money
rates. Recently the low-priced bonds havi
been joining in the upward swing. Not
only has the demand for bonds boon ap
parent in the old line issues, but there
has been an. amazing power of absorption
for new securities bearing attractive
yield?.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by State of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholesale
Buying Pr.
Broilsrs $0.18 $.$0.23
Springs 16 .13
Wholesale
Selling Pr.
$o.:i'j jo.30
.19 .26
Hens, light 16 (it) .19
.19SS
.23 (if
.Vi'w'
.18
.io'a
.23
.2ii
Hens, heavy 19.5(1
. .23
.12
.20
.12
.25
Cocks 10j$
Ducks
Geese . .
Turkeys
Broilers
Springs
Hens .
Cocks ..
Ducks .
Geeso . .
Turkeys
Select .
No. 2 .
Cracks
.&'-
.20
.2)
DRESSED POULTRY.
.."ord) .so
.25ljl) .21
.25 W .30
.17l .2'!
.S01 .35
.25 53) .W
.45) .55
,37.17 A'"
.25 .3il
.22 .20
.46 .47
.4'i
. .3ti
.26 .27
EGGS.
. ..'M .:
. .23(e) .:
. .20 .:
BUTTER.
Creamery, pr'ts
Creamery, tub
Country, best...
Country com...
Butter fat at
stations
Butter fat, di
rect shippers.
.30
.22 &
.34
3S .40
Fruits and Vegetables,
FRUITS.
Bananas, "oi&Sc lb.; oranges, Pize l "i
and larger, $6.60iBi7.60; slzo 200-250, I0.0D
6.60; siae 2S8-324, $5 00'i?5.6U; unple..
Jonathans, boy, $3.003.60; Jonathans,
basket, $2,75; Grimes Golden, box, $3.00;
Mount Pleasant, box, $2.76 i Delicious, bo,
$2.75; pears, $3.754. 00;, peaches. Flhertn,
crate, $1.65; prunes, lug, $1.161.25:
crate, $2.00; grapes, Tokay, fjl.76g2.00;
Muscat, 31.3601.76; Zinfandcl, $2.25;
cranberries, bbl., $13.40 14.00; bos, $'J.75;
lemons, $6.607.60.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, Nebraska Early Ohio, No. 1.
$2.262.35: Nebraska Earlv Ohio. tca. .
S1.752.00; Red River,' $2.362.60; Brown
neauuos. sz.huwz.ss: Western Whiles.
$2.25; sweet potatoes. 1 bu. hampers, $1.60
2.00; bbls., $6.76(&6.00: celery, Colorado
Jumbo, dozen, $1.75; Michigan, dozen, 66c;
cauliflower, per lb., 16c; head lettuce,
crate, $4.60; leaf lettuce, dozen, 50c; egg
plant, basket. $1.00; onions. Ib., 4cS41-ic;
onions. Spanish, prate. $2 60: cabbage, lb.
21c3c; Hubbard squash, lb., 3c; green
beans, 1 bu. hampers. $2.50.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts aro as
follows: No. 1 Ribs, 221jc; No. 2 Ribs.
16Vjc; No. 3 Ribs, 13c. No. 1 Loins.
2C4c; No. 2 Loins, 201jc; No. 3 Loins,
14Vic. No. 1 Rounds, 16c; No. 2 Rounds,
jc, .o. Kounus. 1114c No. 1 Chucks,
c; no. 2 Chucks, Sc; No. i
614 c. No. 1 Plates. 614c; No.
6c; No. 3 Plates. 6c.
Chucks.
Plate,
Bank Clearings
Bank clearings In tho United States fur
the week ending October G, reported by
telegraph to Bradstreet's Journal. Neiv
York, aggregate $7,001,033,000, against
$6,205,226,000 last week and $8,778,692,000
in this week last year. Canadian clear
ings aggregate $322,046,000, as against
$244,686,000 list week and $.192,243,000
in this week last year. Following aro
the returns for this week and last, with,
percentages of change show-j this week aa
compared with this week last year:
octoDera. September 29.
$4,148,100,000 $3,3-l,70li,nOil
New York , . . .
Chicago
Philadelphia .
637.858,000
484.13f.000
4V.1.000.000
28.1.78.1,000
145,405,0011
128. 300.009
144,700.000
86.210.000
95,47.000
76.5S7,00
78.769,000
79,57.O(i0
51.460.000
50.91 5.001)
0.34S.AOO
42.6H7.000
;,it.-'.ooo
28.136.000
30,732, Ofn
29.6u7.0fli
33.705.0o
24.S02.'iO
32 OSJ.OOI
22.033.0Un
30.079.noo
19.323.01
16.M7.000
26.242.00rt
17.447.009
30,161. SO'I
13.927. 000
17.062.nOO
J,S3,00.)
I. -..516.O00
.6.9
II, 422,00')
13. 715. 000
11.5ro.eo-1
2l.I42.eiW
i7 iiOrt
1 ll.0
;o s2.rt)'i
1.12,00
.5?l.rt0'
l.2iO..0
jo,6-i.no
T.TM.eoi
r X.i .)
3,5;,
S73. 000,0011
246,313.000
148,1 -,5,00V.
113,200.000
122.600.000
2. 506. 000
83,2S8,00l
J9.646.000
CS,2!i2.00u
81.141,000
49.762,000
42,6s,O0i
44.115.000
3.560,e0ii
3.V724.00-,
31.060. Oil'
27.944. OHO
50,.5,l0l
.M.44.nO'J
31.276.00.1
24.195.00
21, 724,000
26.767.OSJ
).32.",.0'iJ
16.1 03. 000
24.017,000
14.2M).00J
19.104.0i!
) 1.4S4.0"!
14.665.00)
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lv.6S.0ii
)i'.1!7.00
.J4e,"'
5.04 !.
S.M2.0M
7,42;.Ot
7. 12. Oil
t rif.nrt
10.2S1.0C-)
7.;t.ooij
5.m .'.!
S.7.t
t,31L9
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Kansas City ..
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Minneapolis ,.
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Cincinnati . ,.
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Atlanta
Richmond . ..
Omaha
Buffalo
Seattle
Denver
Portland,
Dallas .
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Milwaukee .,
Louisville
Houston ,
Memphis
Nashville . .,
Oklahoma
St. Paul
Birmingham
Fort Worth .,
Indianapolis .,
Wash'ton. D.C
Salt Lake
St Joseph
City
Toledo . ..
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Wichita .
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