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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13


sheep--The sheep and lamb run the last
week has been the smallest in nonths. and
Is very moderate sven for this late In the
season. Corn-fsd lambs are beginning 70
come In GOOD nupbers. but while most Of
the supply Il Of Athe killer class packers
have been unable to set al the iambs they
wanted. and the result has been = sharp
upturn. especially towards tbs close OF the
week Mondays market was drassy, but
the election day trade was lively. and any
weAknass shown on the opening session Wa
more than made up Il was at mid-week
that ne advance started. values moving
up iO3lbc, ana repeating the performance
ne following DAY. Friday wes runaway
AFFAIR, tne markes opening ie9yec hi9her.
while some sales before ths close we're q
mucn ~ tvc nisnsr = new Top Of Nibe
was sstsoushea, ena on DIAL LAMBS PRICES
are so@eoe nishsr tnan 2 week $50. OWING
20 Mppy sncs.ass tne, sprsaa between the
soou ana mea,um KINDA nss naffowed; some
q 'ne itt.sr oeinn z. mvcn - nc nisner
~. comns " my ss sA. mum 1 ~. snow e
much sdvanes e anythins' bunch selling
a"t n,, yossescA s.ax. .
.hssr ay rssss r.ses.S 8u'ssos sn ~
sneep. ives Iehonea vLse, tine h9nest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
SCHOOL BUILDING. :
Omaha Nah.

Sealed bids will be- received by W, T.
Bourke. secretary Board Of Education, sos
City Hall, Omaha, Neb., until s.oo .. M.
Thursday Deeember 7th. 1915. for the ersc-
to plans and specifications prepared BY
Thomas r, Kimbali. architect, sss World.
Herald building, Omaha. Neb.
Bids arc desired on the following items
with certified checks. as follows;
i Entire completed building. Check, Q
D. General construction. Check, per
cent of bid.
s. Heating and ventIiatins, automatic
heat control, vacuum system. plumbing
Z. Electric wiring, etc. Check, 10 per
Make checks payable Internationally ID
the School District Of Omaha ~ . guar
Antee that the bidder, II successful, win
enter into contract with the School Dis-
bond. satisfactory ito the Board. covering
80 per cent Of amount of contract, guarsn-
teeing completion Of contract and payment
Of liens and claims.
to unsuccessful bidders and to the success
full bidder upon execution Of contract and
bond.
Bids must be plainly marked with tho
name Of the school bid on And for the part
Of ne construction they represent
yember 1lth, 1915, at tho office Of the arch.
itsct Sss World. Herald building Omaha,
Neb One set will DO on file at the Build
ers' Exchange Of ST. Paul. Minneapolis. Des
Moipes and Omaha.
Copies OF the drawings and specifications
may be obtained from the architect, Thos
r. Kimbaii. sss World Herald building.
Omaha. Neb.. upon application, A certified
check In amount Of 1850, drawn In favor
OF Thos. R. Kimbail, must accompany ali
applications for specifications or drawings.
the check to be returned when the speci-
fcations and drawings are returned All
bids must be submitted on blank proposals
which will be furnished by the architect on
application.
The Board Of Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and to
waive irregularities In the bids should II
be deemed In the interest Of the School
District so TO do.
W T. BouRKE.
Secy. Board OF Education.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION.

Chicago, Nov. I.--Big export sales in the
United States and heavy frost damage IN
Argentina gave strength to tho wheat mar
ket today. The close, although unsettled
bsr u.ssH and May at Si.ssk 9isah.
Corn gained 2@z&c, and oats v a NC In
provisions the outcome ranged from SOC
decline 10 rise Of 25e.
Until the fact was fairly well established
that liberal export business In the United
States had followed tho receipts Of bullish
crop edvloes from Argentina. the upturns
In the market here were not OF a lasting
character despite estimates that tho
Argentina exportable surplus had been re-
duced to 100000 bushels. stress was
placed on the circumstance that primary
domestic arrivals were 100000 bushels less
than during the corresponding week last
year. -f~ 81 glHEa
Houses with sesboard connections we're
active purchasers today OF future deliveries
Of whost On the other hand week end pro-
fit.taking by miscellaneous holders operated
At times as a decided offset
Corn mounted 70 the highest prices this
season. Rough weather, export buying and
bullish Argentine crop conditions were
largely responsible. In oats the principal
factor was the strength Of corn. There
was also . good export demand.
Provisions averaged lower Influenced by
predictions Of increased arrivals Of hogs
next week. Besides, shipments Of lard and
meAts showed a notable falling of as com.
pared with ycar ago.
Whsat--No. 2 red. Si,s3k @i.sTA, No 9
red, u,761i.stH; No. Q hard, ti.so1is1;
No. . hard, &l.s6@l. ssh.
corn-No. yellow. nominal; No 4 yell
low, new. sso; No. 4 white, nominal
oats--No, . white. bS6Sso; standard, IS
@6skc.
Rye-Nonlinal
Bsrley--sbo o. l2b.
Timothy, sa2bGb2S.
Ciover--tli, 90 1lb00.
Provisions--Pork. $4,000; lard 1880.
ribs. tit370lb.a6. ft
Butter--Hisher; creamery, 33@3sMc
sss--Receipts, 3.3i7 cases; market un.
changed. GtH
Potatoes--Receip,s 20 cars. market I'M
changed
Pouitry--Alive. unchanged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
W T. BoURKE, *
Secy. Board OF Education
tH SzT-N11dat
SCHOOL BUILDING.
0mnha Nah


Sealed bids will be received by W. r.
Bourke. Secretary OF Board Of Education,
COS City Hall, Omaha, Nebraska, until $500
p NJ. Thursday, December Tth. 1915. for
the erection Of the Henry W, Yates school
Building. according 70 plans and specifica-
lions prepared by John Mcdonald. sos-1l
Omaha National Bank Building, Omaha,
Nebraska.
Bids are desired on the following items
with certified checks as follows;
]. Entire completed building. Check. .
.. General construction, Check, per
cent Of bid.
3. Heating and ventilating, automatic
heat control. vacuum system, plumbing and
gas fitting. Check. per cent on bid.
4. Electric wiring. etc. Check, 10 per
cent Of bid.
Make checks payable Internationally to
the School District Of Omaha as a guara ntee
that the bidder, II successful. will enter into
contract with the School District pur-
suant to bid and give Q surety bond, salts
factory TO the Board. covering 50 per cent
Of amount Of contract, guaranteeing COM
pletion Of contract and payment OF liens
and claims. Certified checks will be re-.
turned at once TO unsuccessful bidders and
to the successful bidder upon execution OF
contract and bond
Bids must be plainly marked with the
name Of the school bid on and for the part
Of the construction they represent.
Plans will be on file on and after Novem.
Der 18th, 1918, at the office Of the Architect,
sos-i1 Omaha National Bank Building,
Omaha, Neb. One set will be on file at the
Builders Exchange Of st. Paul Minneapolis,
Dos Moiner and Omaha.
Copies Of the drawings and specifications
my be obtained from the Architect, John
Mcdonald, 90s-Il Omaha National Bank
Building, Omaha, Nebraska, upon applics-
tion. A certified check In amount $500.
drawn in favor Of John Mcdonald. must &C.
company all applications for specifications
or drawings, the check 10 be returned when
the specifications and drawings are re-
turned. All bids must DO submitted on
blank proposals, which will be furnished by
the Architect on application.
The Board Of Educate reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids and TO waive ir.
regularities In the bids should II be deemed
In the interest OF the School District 80
to do.
W. T.BoURKE,
Secretary Board Of Education.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
LEGAL NOTICE.
SCHOOL BUILDING


Sealed bids will be received by W. T
BourlSe. Secretary. Board Of Education. SOL
City Hall, Omaha, Nebraska, until $500 p
M, Thursday. December 1th. ssis. for the
erection Of the Field Club school building
according to plans and specifications pre-.
New Omaha National Bank building
Omaha, Nebraska.
Bids are desired on the following item,
with certified checks ~ follows;
l. Entire completed building. Check. tive
per cent Of bid,
!. General construction. Check. three pss
.. Heating and ventiiatins, automatic
heat control, vacuum system, plumbing an6
gas hitting. Check, hve per cent Of bid.
7, Electric wiring. etc. Cheek, ten pss
cent of bid.
Make checks payable Internationally to
the School district Of Omaha as guar.
antee that the bidder. n successful, will
enter into q contract with the School DIE
triot pursuant to bid and give q surety
bond. satisfactory TO the Board. covering
fifty per cent Of amount Of contract. guar
anteeing completion Of contract and pay
ment OF liens and claims. Certified checks
will be returned at once to unsuccessful BID.
ders and to the successful bidder, upon
execution Of contract and bond.
Bids must BE- plainly marked with the
name Of the school BID on and for the part
Of the construction they represent.
Plans will be on file on and after Novem.
Der nth. 1918, at the office Of tho Architect,
1888 New Omaha National Bank building,
Omaha. Neb. One set will be on file at the
Builders Exchange Of st. Paul. Minneapolis,
Des Moines and Omaha.
Copies Of the drawings and specificatio
may be obtained from the Architect
George B. Prinz. 1888 New Omaha National
Bank Building, Omaha, Nebraska) upon APP
plioation. A certified check In amount OF
SIS. drawn In favor Of George b. Prime,
must accompany all applications for speci-
ficattons or drawings. the check to be re-
turned when the specifications and drawings
are returned. All bids must be submitted
on blank proposals which will be furnished
by the Architect on application.
The Board OF Education reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and to waive IT.
Irregularities In the bids should II be deemed
In the interest Of the School District so
to do w. T. BouRKE,
Secretary. Board Of Education
s2s-Niil1t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
SCHOOL BUILDING

Sealed bids will be received by W. T
Bourke. Secretary Board Of Education, SOL
City Hail, Omaha, Nebraska, until $500 D
m. Thursday. December Tth. 1915, for the
erection OF the New Clifton Hill School
Building. according to plans and speoiflca,
lions prepared by Frederick W. and Edwin
b. Clarke, Architects, $50 Brandels Build
ing, Omaha, Nebraska.
Bids are desired on the following item,
with certified checks as follows:
l. Entire completed building. Check. .
per cent Of bid.
o. General construction. Check, . pei
cent OF bid.
D. Heating and vontilating, autopa TIC
heat control, vacuum system, plumbing and
gas fitting. Check, 8 per cent Of bid
4 Electric wiring, etc. Check, 10 poi
cent OF bid.
Make checks payable Internationally te
the School District Of Omaha as a guarante,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

81. Joseph, Mo-. Nov il.--Cattle--
Receipts, 100 head; market steady. steers,
s7.oo6lo.b cows and heifers sAeo@aasi
calves, S7.00@ll.oo. la
Hoes--Reoeipts, 5000 head, market
steady to SC higher; top. $3.50; bulk Of saies.
ss.50@Sso.
Sheep and Lembs--Reoeipts. 500 head;
Al 90 d lb0. --l,-- "A. -l. 49,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

Inoue sales were reported tOQAyt
whcat--No. . hard winter: I car. ti.s7N,
5 cars, li.t1; . as cars. ti.ss; 1 car. ti.sSx,
No. hard winter, i car ,i.ss; / car,
Slam; oars, ti,st; ! car, ti.N. No. 4
hard winter; oar, tis4; cars, 1,sa.
sample hard winter, cars. uni . cars,
sii.s,, Il sI. 's NJ aaru ssF al l =!
I car. si.so. No. durum; car, 9i.sl.
No, . mixed, SO car, Siss; . cars. ti.sA
No. mixed: car. ti,st.
Rye--No. d, SIS car, may. No. Z. .
ss.rs; 't$ik; ca. I'LL. No, q 81 car.
Barlsy--so o / car. n.is No. I. as
cesn--Ne. white. car. sac; car dam.
assdl. csc. No. . yellow; ! car, stke. No
ssHo; No, I yeliew: ! S.s cars, $50. No. J
mlIedi l car told). ssAc, l as cars, $40.
oats--6tandard; I ear. BtAc. No. Q
white; 9 cars. BIC. No. I white: I cars,
tHo. Sample white: car. ssc; as car.
Omaha Cash pricss-whsat; No. ! hard.
n.sbx oitfK. No. . hard. u.stoiee; No.
I hard, si.st 0i.ta: No. spring, ti.slo
i,et; No. sprinu, ti.7i0i,s7; No. durum.
yLto@i.ea, No. : durun. tl.ss0i,sf Corn:
" sA.' vs ~ &C. 10 NV white vs sss
nv @sset No. white, saesaHc; No !
yellow. tt@stkc; No. 3 yellow, saH 0slc:
s2kc; No yellow. t20e3hc; No, mixed,
s1H 0t9c, No. : mixed, SIN @eso, No. 4
mixed. si@s2Ho; No. mixed, stx@s2o;
No. . mixed, Sfk 0ttkc. Oats, No. )
white. btk6stmc, standard, bt@6tAo, No.
white, SAN csc. No. white, bs0sshc.
Barley Mating. sl.o2ot.17; No. l feed. SEQ
9n.eo, Rye. No. .. sitioLux; No. .,
N.toh 0i.tlM.
n Omaha Futures.
Trading In the local pit was vary lively
today and the heavy export demand and
unfavorable South American crop reportI
were builish factors In the market. Tho
market for the most part, was very strong.
but there was the usual Saturday proft'
taking about the close.
The reported export business yesterday
was very heavy, this country selling over
. million bushels OF wheat 100000 bushsla
Of corn and 100000 bushels Of oats.
The acute situation In Argentine has
caused the foreign buyers 10 look to this
country for their wheat and corn supply.
and unlesp there 10 Z radical change In con-
dItions In the Argentine districts the ex.
porters will have to take our wheat at our
own prices.
Corn and oats opened steady and a good
export Inquiry WAS q big hold to the long
side OF these markets. Corn opened steady
and gained about iHo before the close,
while oats opened unchanged and closed
Nc higher on December and about higher
on the May article. M
Local range Of prices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

Kansas City, Nov. I.--wheat---No. Q hard.
siS79iea: No: red. si.@eLso; Deem
Der, ti.s6S; May, SISSY.
Corn--No. 2 mixed s4@ 9Bc; No. 3, $50
s+c: No. white, Csc; No. Q yellow, s6hc;
December, s2Mpske; May. pthc.
oats-hc lower; No, . white. B61b6nc;
No, Q mixed, SAC 5Se
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

Kansas city, Nov. Ii.--cattis--Receipts
t1o.00G1l.5o; dressed beef steers. 31.sO@
s75; western steers, t6,5oGlo.oo; COWS
AboGL5o; heifsrs, te,oeel0.oo; stockers
and feeders sb.oo@776; bulls. $500 O. s SO,
calves, s6.00@i0so.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; marks,
steady to sc lower; bulk Of sales Ssbo@sso
heavy. ts.so9e.so: stockers and butchers
se6,
Sheep and Lsmbs--Receipts 10000 head
market steady; lambs, sll,0oWil,7s; year
lings $500 q 900; wethers, s76oDs.5ol
ewes 81 o0nD57k
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

St. Louis, Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING, SOC
head; market steady: native beef steers
t7Bo@11.bo; yearling steers and heifers.
Ss,bo@li,lB; cows, 36,5o07JS; stockers ana
feeders, tb.3o@Ibo; prime southern steers
sS.00@S0o; cows and helfers, N.6o@Ibo;
prime yesrling steers and heifers, S75o@
| O. 90; native calves. s6.00@il00. NJ
Hogs--Receipts. 5000 head; lights. $3.50
SIS; pigs, ts.009 500: mixed and butchers
| $685. 01o.oo; good heavy. $500 1000; bulk
Of sales, Ss.H0s.so.
Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts. 500 head;
market steady; lambs, t7.6e0H.tb; ewes
ss.Tb6I2b; yearlings, ss.oo@8.7b.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

Sioux City. Ia, Nov. il.---cattie-RessIpn,
100 head. 3 No4NsbF N
Iiogs--Receipts, 1000 head: market 50
ioc higher; light. ss.8o@e.Ss; mixed, ssb5
as.7o,y heavy, ss7o0aso: bulk Of sales.
Se,b0@9.7b. Ell
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000 head;
market steady; ewes, ts.coa7oo; lambs.
80. 90 @li.35.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

New York Nov. li,--Husar--Futures mar
ket was easier today under scattered selling
by Wall street and commission houses, clos
ing Q to points net lower, Sales $500
tons December. b.i7e; January, 4,bAc;
March, Gstc: May, A32c, Raw sugar, steady,
steady; fine graduated, ISo@Isoc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

Minneapolis, MINI. Nov. lI.--whsat--De.
coinber. sl.sbh; May, s1.ssx, Cash, No. I
hard. ti.ssx @aoaxi No. ! northern, yi.sbx
aIssxi No. . northern. ti.soK 6tssx.
Corn--No. Q yellow. e2@ste.
.OAts--No. . white, san 6btc.
Flnxseed-S2s1M &2elH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

savannah. Nov il.-,s,Turpentine--J'i.m,
az 9tSHs: sales e.. asl ~, Dbl, receipts ise
Rosin--Firmi sales. lar casks: receipts.
sob casks; shipments. ses casks; stock, 7s,ess
= g. ~ rG'i, sss ssa 4 r. r. i T. .sa 4,
$3.50: VIC. te.Tb. H
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liverpool Ornln Market

Liverpool, Nov. Ii.--wheat--spot. No. Q
hard winter, 15s 7md; No. northern Du-
luth. iss Cd No, I Manitoba, iss I'D; No
2, It's ID; No .. ibs sd.
I corn--spot. American mAcd. new. l2s Sd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat right.
Take DR.. Kings New Discovery. II kills ana
destroys the cold germs. All drussists---
Advertisement, MI ss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
Iowa Lands.
AT AUCTION

Four good farms containing 80 acres
each, will be sold at Public Auction on
the farms, one mile east and IN miles
south OF Langdon. Mo-. on easy terms.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18th, AT P. NJ.
These farms are about II miles south
Of Iowa state line are level and the best
black soil; all In cultivation and all In
winter wheat that 80 with farms: fair
improvements. II you want one Of the
best producing farms 10 the country at
your own price, don't fall to attend this
sale. The legal numbers are south halt
Of Sec. 81. Town 81. Range Il, Atehison
Co., Mo- These farms rent for as Of
wheat and corn. delivered. For further
Information see Frank Bobbitt. Langdon,
Mo-, or Dowd Auction Co., 1875 W. o. W.
Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.


Butter--No. ! creamery. in cartons Of
tubs sic: No. ., 36c
Cheese quotations by uriau = Co.:
swiss ioc: block swiss, Saci twin ehssss,
slc; triplets. SEQ; daisies. itc: yoyns
America, rae; Blue Label brick. ase; lin
berger, a6c; New York white, acc; Rogue.
oy.,srs--"Kins Cole" Chesapeake stand.
cans. asc King Cole" Chesapeake So
lects, gallon. ti.7S; large cans. sec: small
cans, ESQ King Colo" Northern btAanards,
gallon, ti.es; large cans, $50; email cana.
atc. King Cole" Northern Selects. gallon.
king Cole" Northern Counts, sallon, tals,
large cans csc; small cans, ~.
Ceisry--Msmmoth. per dossn, iIo.
Fish--Hallbut. per ID, isMe. Pike, fancy
dressed northern stock. per b.. ilwe. Bull
heads, fancy northern. ~. -, iIs, risk'
erel, fancy dreased. per H.. i1c Catfish.
large and small. per ID. Ito Salmon, red.
per h., lee, Salmon, fall, per h.. lie. white
tisA. northern stock pr D., ,ss; Trout
whitefish, fine stock, isc. Hsadisss Shrimp.
per gallon. s1,ss Peeled shrimp. per gal.
lon. Ills. Kippered Salmon. ie.lb. baskets
per h.. ITO, Smoked whitstish tehubs, 10.
ID. baskets, per ID, i4xe.
.p Hss ss r.: ; sss ss I'M u: 1885,: i' ts
ducks. 100; turkeys. is0iSo; Capons. a&c
Guineas, each sbc; ouineas, each, soc;
squads Homsrs. psr dossn. sssoeGoe; pig
cons, per dozen, rs,
Fruit and. yesetabls prices Furnished BY
Gilnsky Fruit Co.
Fruit--oranges; SIS. zoos. az hex. 1850
1855. box. s6.26; ibos. boz, tsSe; tfss 2Sss
box. 1915, soos, 2iss. 1sss. boz, $500.
Lcmons: Fancy. box, tS.ee, chslee. boz.
$3.50. Grapefruit, Florida see. Sss. box.
s.bo; Florida ass box. ts.oo; Florida s%s.
sos. box. ss.2s: Apples: York imps. Va.
bpl, 1850; Ben Davis Dbl. t!tei vine
saps, Dbl, $500; Jonathans, box. si.ss; jon
athans 1858 and larger. bog. tt.7B orspes;
Tokays:, crate $2.2s; Emperor crate.
$3.50: Emperor kegs. $3.50: Malagas. e.
ira choice, key. $500; MalAgas fancy, key.
1900; HalaEas. extra fancy. kes, $500.
Pears: Bartietts. crate. ssoo; Ksifers. bu.,
.tl.3b.
Vegetables POTATOES: Market price.
Sweet potatoes: virEiniss. bbi., lt.ss; hamp.
ers, t1.7b. Honey Bias. c.. s3.1b crsnbsr.
ries: bbi.. 1850: boxes. tabo vssetablss;
Onions crate. $500; red or yellow. b., SIC;
tomatoes, lug, $500: oukes dos, tt.f5;
cabbage, h.. shc; rutabsSoos H.. skc,
celery, Michigan. dos, 4oc; Colorado. dos,,
s0c.
Neutrality-suspicious. No. raw, H.
Sc. roast. Ib., Sc; Jumbo. raw, h., Sc, Jum-
t3.75 figs. case. 800; No. English wal
DO, roasted. h.. Toe; Drom. dates. case.
nuts. h., tshc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13

New York, Nov. ii.---Coffee--rrsde wa,
unusually active In the coffee market for h
Saturday, BALES for the day sggresating s1,,
500 bags. The trend Of prices was slight,
downward, although considering the volume
Of business the undcrtoue was well main.
tanned. Opening Q to Z points lower futures
kept within a narrow range all the forenoon
with final prices to points lower. Heavy
selling by trade interests was met by q
good demand for Wall street and cotton
exchange houses, which sustained the mar.
ket. December sold ut s.asc March fran
s4o@GSsc, and May from s.SoGs.lsc
Closing bids, November, sisc; December
sac; January, $3.50; February, SAGE,
March, S.asc; April. s+so; May. S.ase; June
s.54e; July. $3.50; August, sS3c, September,
s.S7c; October, 6.72c.
Spot, steady; Rio 10. sno: santos ~
1880. Cost and freight offers we're more
plentiful and slightly lower with Brasil
showing a disposition to press eoffes for
sale. Santos ~ were quoted ioc cost and
freight, London credits. Tho official cables
reported Rio exchange LIED lower and
Santos futures rs 10 rs reis lower.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
AUTOMOBILES

Motorcycles and Bicycles.
HARLEY-DAVIDsoN MoToRCYcLEs Bar
gains In used machines Victor Roos. ''Ths
Motorcycle Man." a7os Lenyenworth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
REAL EsTATE-Unimproved

OWNER must sell east front lot on Fonts.
uslle Blvd. In ciairmont Will cell 1t
sacrifice price taken At once Gail
douglas i722
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-13
Miscellaneous.

A PIECE OF GROUND. 50 FOOT FRONT.
AGE, FOR s102. WE HAVE SEVERAL
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RISE COMING
Change Of Weather and Rains viii
Put Waters % Ohio on the IN
cline-Rtvcr News.

kv'rmru pr-lic. another r.-. 100 The
OHIO due FOB th' char.- OF Tho weather
and tho raiuiall- az points up the river.
The H~ouonlahela and other tributa--
jos Of tho ohio are 1ow slightly risiu-
To" rit" i- expected here sometime
tonight.
The waters af fui- point have. Poe
manned almost stationary for tn, past
few days a STAGE of 3 feet q inches bo.
ins recorded at o'clock last night
The steamer Liberty came In last
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BIBLE CLASS TONIGHT.

Rev ! p I~Nycnbcrgcr. pastor OF
'he Third Presbyterian church. wu
conduct tho Bible class this evening
a' OBJ" Young Mems Christian associa-
'io0 Tho class Dr. af present having
lessons IN The 'Epistles 90 the Ephe.
slams
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New Fiction Just
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Rich Man. Poor Man. by Ma
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Secretary A T Arnold. OF tho Sunday
school association. met with me en-
mittee. The meeting was for tho pur
pose or gathernE data to be presented
90 tn" state convention thai will Doc
held az Morgantown IN May
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night from Natamoras and viii depart
This morning af II 800 for that city.
The Ruth viii ho down tonight from
Pittsburgh 90 Charleston