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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05

Nrs pich,rd N,elo u,bo h,s hoo,
visittry ba,. si.tar lfre ra,,, naar
I aonora has rntnrnad ho,,o '''.'''
A., ,,,... ~, w
."I w. '-'Inr' hle'IS' ., near "iStlah
enter ,dIntu Ae' aunt MIS- hi''oh from
"'an0 Ni Li'5e, d "" aa}S 'ile past week.
MISS u"I"e" mas returned nome
"i'sl d p'eas"'l ',>lI WIN her pephe"
anu i'eIte' Nf. anu MrS' = EIiio'' ana
fanny
E'eiet' housSoh ana WE ana
adusH'eI We're weekend guests III
huuahu township at 'he FRANK SHAVER
nome. $3.50
MASTER EuWH Cooke OF 9treator'
ie'"iheu 20 MS nome III 9rea'oT al
Ter spending 'he weekend with
itir"uS IN llllS locaulF'
= IaiINI7 simpson departed recently
i"I ldlhpi,o' "hetr ne VIII WISH me
J"un Il. NiIIet IalHllE before returning
a." ms MONT III fSiIierFlte Ia
FIaH'iS Nl'UpSoil' ct hSlherNtio' IA
7p'h' n'H or Two 'le nfst OF me
WooN WIN Ill" cousin, MIS- oFVllle
N"'HNaIn, near SANDY Foiu'
NoIu reaches Us from st. Peters
pu'S' "a 'i''l All SorlS ol NesetahIe5
are P'"htiul 'l'rc ana the WRile po-
'dlu's are a0ou' ready 10 dlg.
M'N'u f1ouS son an" IalhllE VIII
move ONO the JAKE F"UhdStohe farm
! MI. hoaENoh mas heen Tor the past
lie wears on the An i'earth farm
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
FARM RIDGE.

Mrs. Clum was a recent caller in
the Ridge,
Miss McVitty was recent Grand
Ridge shopper.
Lewie FetZer sawed wood for Miss
McNitty on Tuesday
Several from this part attended the
auto show in Ottawa.
Mds Jesse Dilley called on relatives
in the Ridge Thursday,
Miss Smith called on county seat
friends one day recently
Lee Snider transacted business IN
Streator Friday afternoon
Melvin Hodgson was calling on rell.
tlves III the Ridge recently
Rev James Foster spent Thursday
with the Alvin Doty family
Miss Belle Locke shOppcd in OF.
tawa one day the past week.
Mr.. George Eagle was one who
transacted business in StreatOr Thurs.
day
The st. Andrews Guild met at the
home OF Mrs Orlando Jackson Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Jake Poundstonc called on
Mrs Leon packard one day the past
week
Miss Dorothy Duder was week
end guest ut her grandpa Duders, in
Streator.
Robert Armstrong from near Leo
more transacted business in Streatoy
Saturday
Mr. W. r. Shute of Deer PARK
township was in Ottawa one day the
past week.
Samuel Briefly. of near Wlsmaa
was- business transacter in Streator
las saturday.
Chester Skinner and wife have
moved into the st Andrews Episco
pal parsonage.
Miss Angie Laughley, who reside
east OF the Ridge was a Streatol
shopper last week.
Ivan Rowe and wife and children
motored to Streator Saturday, wher,
they did shopping.
Mrs. M j. Baldwin of Streator, 1
spending q few days at her brother
home in Grand Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke and son .
d Streator called on friends in this Vi
entity the first of the week.
Arthur Thomas has commence
moving the house of the G, NJ. Dude
farm which he purchased.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
Wall Street.

Now York. March 5.-Early reac-
tons did not extend beyond one or
two points. the stock market soon raj
lying on an increased demand for
motors, oils and kindred speciafties.
General Motors took commanding
position on its rise OF sla points to
Z-31o and the new certificates OF the
company. just listed on the exchange,
We're firm at around 25 Rubber the
shares kept pace with the automobile
group. and Royal Dutch and Shell
Transport were added TO the active
retroleums. Steels and allied indus
trials were inclined to drop back and
rails also Jagged. Call money opened
at yesterdays rate. 9 per cent, but ex'
change on London reacted slightly
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05

from all in this locality. They will re-
side on the Boyd farm. recently va.
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Boyd
and family. who have gone to Ohio TO
reside.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bacon and fam.
lily, who reside east of the Ridge and
We're former residents Of this parish,
spent Sunday at the +. IIeth home.
The former had his car loaded the
later part Of the past week and left
for their new home at Huntsville, o.
Mr.. Bacon and children will visit for
a short time around among relatives
after which shhe will join her hus.
band in the east.
Mrs. John Sutton entertained the
members Of the G. w. S. Club in honor
OF Mrs. Jake Poundstone, of which
she was a member and an officer FOR
several years. at her home Thursday
afternoon This was an informal az
fair and each one enjoyed the social
Jolly time. Refreshments were served
by the hostess and Mrs, POunds'one
was presented with very pretty and
costly piece Of cut glass. given by the
members Of the club.
Mrs G. T. Deeder entertained We'd
nesday evening in honor OF George Is.
Duder, it being his thirteenth birth
day. His Sunday school class and
nnighbOr boys were the guests. II
was "a surprise the occasion also being
his grandfather Duder's birthday and
he and his daughters were present
six O'Clock dinner vas served AFTER
which they spent the evening In music
and contests They presented Master
George with very nice pocket knife,
which highly pleased him and then
all departed for their homes well
pleased with the happy time spent.
Mrs. Isaac Dilley, OF Iowa, visited
her brother. Jesse. and wife and fam
lily. the past week. She departed re-
Gently for South Ottawa 10 visit her
parents before leaving for her home
in Wowrie. la Mrs. Dilley was called
TO Ottawa by the illness Of her father,
Mr.. Moore, AZ
Mira. Lester BoyAasaa schildren are
visiting Mr.. Boyde's mother. Mrs
Deffenbaueh in Sircator before going
to Ohio. where her husband has al
ready conc. The IbJr family have
+, lived IN this community for several
years where their friends regret they
are moving so far away.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
Rise in Foreign Exchange.

london. Maroon N.--The report ca
bled from New York that large snip
ments OF gold We're pending from he. g
caused smart rise in the exchans
market today, cable transfers moving
10 S.. 60. There We're considerable oil
teringS TO forward dollars from Ne y
York and business was very active
until the buyers brought the rate
down to sos 10 S3.5s
In the offerings or gold in the oper
market nearly i0J.001 pounds was
taken for India at ia shillings, or )
shillings decline, due TO the sharp
advance i'll American exchange the
deciding factor in the market price o,
gold.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
MARSElLLES
MISS THERESA PHLLlMORE
Representative, Branch Office Phllimore Building
phiIlimore Building

The Just Is Girls will give dane
ing party tonight in the Home Defense
League hall
MI and Mrs Richard Rice are NOV
ing into the r. T. Viii e residence On
Broadway.
Miss Ruth Large of Chicago is yisit-
ing here at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Large.
Mrs, Jchn Flannery OF Strea.or j.
visiting acre at the home Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Claude WeseOtt, on Fal.
view
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Muncie ar
moving today from ihe McNally rest
dence on Ryall street to the Gus Mel
Son residence on West Bluff street.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
Jolly Thirteens Play Euchre.

The Jolly Thirteen cub met yest"r
day afternoon al the home Of Ms. Ell
Dawson On Union street The after
noon was spent in playing tuchre and
The prize was awarded to Mrs. John
Adler, Dainty refres hments OF ice
cream and cake were served by the
hostess. Those present from out o.
town We're Mrs. Emmett Corrigan.
Mrs. Fred Tisler and daughter. MIS-.
Patrick Murphy, Of Ottawa. The club
will meet on 81. Patrick's day at the
home Of Mis-, William Douglas.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
twelfth Niaht."

twelfth Day" or Little Christ
mas" the Feast Of the Epiphany. COM
memorates the arrival Of the Magi. or
three kirgs Of the East. who came to
the crib Of the Christ Child In Bethle-
hem to worship him az the long.
promised Messiah. The old custom OF
merry-maklng IN England In cOnnec
ton with the feast gave Shake
speare the name Of one OF his finest
comedies. "Twelfth Night"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
Today's Markets
Cattle and Sheep.

Chicago. March Cattle-Rt
ceipts, 400 head: firm; beef steers,
medium and heavy weight. choice and
prime. $l+ o0-l6; medium and good.
Sll.7o-l4.5J; common. $9.15-ll.Ij,
light weight, good and choice. $3.50
l525; common to medium. s9.2j-l2,50,
utcher cattle heifers, $725-13.50 :,
cows, SI-l2,"l; Gamers and cutters,
81 1915, 80, veal calves. $l5o5-l6.7, i,
feeder steers, SS,iJ-ll.15; stocker
steers. $1,l0.tj.
heep-Receipts. 1000 head; slow I:
lambs. 81 lbs down, xl7.25-l915: culls
and common, $l4-l7. ewes, medina,
good and choice. $ll-l42i, culls and
common, Si.l0.,t.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
Liberty Bond Quotations.

New York March Prices OF Lib
erty bonds at 80 Il. IN. today We're
2las. 81 st; first As, 5000; second Is,
sgd; frs as, $50, second li.a,
1922; third 4i4s. 923S; fourth Avs.
9Gl2; Victory 3a.s s, 97.36; Victory
4a,S, $40
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05

Nh and Mrs Sidney Ford OF Qua
wa, residents Ct this city un'il two
years ago. when the moved to Otta.
wa. where the former was emp,oye i
as motorman on the interurhan de
parted today for Maine. whe.e they
will engage in farming.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished by
G. W Kirby. manager SlmOns, Day
A. Co, Room BIZ Moloney Building
Phone IS
Omen High Low Clos
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
All Our Meats
u. S. Government
Inspected

We are guaranteeing every sale IS
ounces to the pound and quality
meats. Remember quality at the
big saving Of IS per cent Here are
some red hot bargains for tomorrow,
March =. 1920:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05

BULlISH INFLUENCE
REACTS ON CORN

Chicago. March 5-Althoush fresh
advances took place today in tAe
value Of corn. protit-taking by holders
led soon To u reaction The bnlilsh
influences were the strength in steI-
ling exchange and the lightneSs OF r..
CENTS. With May delivery up lac
bushel, however. as compared With
the lowest price reached last week,
he incentive for longs 10 reall2
against could hardly be neglected
Opening quo,a,4ons. which range"
from the same as yesterdays finish
to a.c higher, with May Sl.+3 TO Sl.if
and july Sl,3I TO sl.@1i2 we're follow.
ed by moderate general setback,
Oats were governed chiefly by the
cLa.gt, III corn. After opening Is
of to 3.c advance including July Al
.t7sc to :, &C. the marke. underwent
declines all around
Provisions reflected the course ol
grain. Higher quotations on hogs
had but little apparent effect
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05

In other games during the day and
evening Yesterday scores We're a. fol
lows
Swaney, 30: Depue, 81
ToniCa, 10: Depue, -.
Sheffield &; Lacon, -
MarSeilleS. 81, HoskinS. is,
Streator, IS; Earlvlle. T.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05

Chicago. March Potatoes firm;
receipts, - cars; northern white,
lacked and bulk, s5.l0-5.25; Idaho rus
sets. sacked Sl.io-i.50; mixed an,s
whi.e. Sj-5lj.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-30

STATE OF WISCONSIN - MILWAUKEE
COUNTY, CITY OF WAUWATOSA-OF
FICE or THE CITY CLERK
Sealed bids and proposals viii be received
at the office of the city clerk in the city of
Wauwatosat Wisconsin, until Tuesday Nay
4th, 1920, at : 80 o'clock D. m. for the par
chase of the whole any portion of Thirty
Five Thousand Dollars $685. O0) School
Bonds, Seventh Series. authorized 10 be is
sued by said city said bonds being in the
denomination of one Thousand Dollars
fsl,000.00) each. maturing three ts) bonds
each year. commencing March 18th 1891
and continuing to March 18th, 1925, two
~ bonds each year commencing March
9Th, 1925, and continuing to March 18th,
1880, and one bond each year thereafter 10
and including March 18th, 1870, when the
last of said bonds viii have matured bear
ing rive 80 per cent interest payable semi
annually.
Delivery viii be made at the First Ma
uonal Bank of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. and
not elsewhere.
The City of Wauwatosa hereby reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids or pro-
posals received under this notice and the
fmther right, If 1t elects so TO do TO sell
an deliver all or any portion of said bonds
Dated April 23rd, 1920.
A. " BRIGHAM,
City Clerk
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-30
NOTICE TO PROVE WILL, AND NOTICE
TO CREDITORS.

STATE or WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY-IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate Of Frank f. Loveiand. De-
ceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That up 10 and
including the FIRST Tuesday OF September,
$780, is fixed as the time within which all
creditors OF said Frank <. LoVeiand. de-
ceased, shall present their claims for ex-
animation and allowance
And Notice Ia Hereby Further Given. That
all such claims for examination and allow
ance viii be examined and adjusted in said
County Court al the Court House in the
city OF Milwaukee in said county and state
on the first Tuesday of December, 1922
Dated April l4th. 1929
BY the Court
NJ. S. SHERIDAN.
County Judge.
Attorneys
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-30

WANTED-Woman to do general
homework. $1.00 a morning the year
around. Call at DIR. E. A. Smith, $50
East Milwaukee Avenue, Wauwatosa.
lows
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-30
VaIUe-in-Head Preference

Men of long experience motor usage, knotO and
appreciate the wonderful value of Buick V0lpe-n-
Head efficiency.
Today, these paying high tribute to Buick
quality and constructions in their selection of ibis
famous motor TO their needs in the future.
Buick Prdes itself possessing the tOorids confidence
and Nth such unuUaUering faith and individual pref
ererce of buyers, Buick demand and production are
ecLpsng all records-so the wisdom of early purchGs-
fore-thought for the prospective buyer tOho tares
from day to day.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-30

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. All day or part of day. Two
adults. Inquire of Mrs Walker, %
Kenwood Avenue. Phone Wauwatosa
615. Iews
WANTED - A maid for general
housework in family of three adults.
No washing; So per week. Apply 344
Church Street, Wauwatosa-. 12-tf
FOR SALE-A two story barn, 20
by so, to be moved and remodeled into
cottage. Also three electric light
chandeliers. Phone Wauwatosa 1888
w. L. Smithyman, 72 Center Street
Wauwatosa.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-30
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Z EltNIt q ElTNf y Z
Attorneys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
kan.as III, I.l,rslnrk.

KANSAS CITY. NJ. prt. Hogs
1000. CLOSING T., 90 - higher mostly
lighcr. parker top e. -. hulk ~ sal
! 5"H1ls g.. tup fts.lY. g-d O.
gAul," hat. 90 .Hf 1910 e,u1 G.
'huivv medium 81, saksls 20. euai o.,
'hui," hght Sfi.IHHs 81 &C.. gsd O.
gh'i'" cHmuur si',A pss sti.ss O.
sIirs
C,tti, 2 .Un. dosing 1I ,i,ss.-s s'.sly
"h"ir~ o. puW" b'lNNw,IgliY sc 1ss.
fi,.s". II .lIuW Co. g.ssi heavyweight
- s'n s'"..'. rHld 'u ,loID. leh.
i.n'. $1,000 80 ... common tu 90.
dunn h'ftyH weights g. .Hfti- e.. 49,
tu CHOKE rnmIl"n h-.f,rs g. s-Hs'. 20.
bologna and t,.i bulls 20. sBfff1 20
rowr ard h"ifrrs fs.ssuts Ntli
cil,- god o. rh.l,- medium lght an
handy s..l'g g. .trsfa o.. feed
si'-f. ,4rmur l1aai tn .hu.e. - o0ft
~ H". stH#a.r rf..'Is common esa.l o.
rh,.'a fi.;a1$' g.. Ht,s.,'I ,.N- aus
heit't- 'anmun. e".i Go rhr.o. 81.
as. Op
sheep Nuu. lu arrivals. Wst.,t
u"Idlual 'h.fn. q. plu. u,Si. Iu.
iHmhs g. -uasI. e.. eun aud ,H.. uut
lambs 81 s0G -. l.sUl g. rho4o. n'-
dunn N'tt'u- We nsrt - sauss ~.
good 90 'hUir" H.i.um ewes 81 .sn
- 80. 'Iil ari common ewes s.. oGG
50 uo. hr''d.ur rN,a, ; nHnts ~. q, {
G" 'h"fr" M"lUE fH,lg. lam'a g. -
fitl -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
WHEAT Prices SOAR
As RESULT Of RUM0R
Us Associated ptess.

Us Associated ptsss.
CHICAGO. oct ~ Wheat prices
went SOsrinv to-day affected a. a con
siderable extent by word that presi
dent Nil'pn had taken up with Gov
cfn"r Allen nf Kansas. the chhtRcr -
which Guyrrnur Allen recently called
i"r an "nbnrrn against imports ~
wheat fr"m Canada. IN. market clos
81 excited "a cents {" Ia % cents
net higher. with December tst7 l..
to s..lN T.. ara March SsOs ~ "a
s@.uJ Corn finished cent. tn . ~
cents ~ and "ats gained ! - 10 ~
cents. In provisions the uuicume Va.
ti'd from - cents decline Ia s2.s0 al
vance,
II was not Nniil the session was near
ly a; an end that III" wheat trad,
~ininp,d,d in earnest During thu fitial
hall hour thu rad twas Vn "a bie
scale. wih shorts coyrrlag IN "A bur.
~. Estimates we're current that *.
loit huiing ~ .urn m the last Two nr
three days to'allod 600 600 bushels.
Gas merely reflected the siIcngth IL
corn and h.at
iluNiArns advanced owing 10 high.
- quotations un hugs and a. hig "a.
Wrt 'l'arnuc't 81 lud and meats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
OPTIMISM R[|GNs OVER
COTTON MARKET PRICES



NEW iOl;k, oct. T. --N Man, bear.
in predictions were realized VIII, N
lbS"inhtr contracts sold dawn 4,
'l'.s" ana March Slaoo in ~. cotton
market here this morning. I,nllic. fol
lowed IN pi"fit taking hy shorts, ba;
Wy" not sustained ewing e. a renewal
~ near months liquilntinn and tn,
genera list closed .HSy net unchanged
to 90 points lnacr. The market nl.ncl
veal. at q decline with all ~, tihs
making ncw low records uwing to
weakness IN Liverpool. cUntliciinr r..
p"'ts concerning the british cnni ~.
Gati"n. Ill.,. announcement Of q SHARP
cu' the price of unv uf th. leading
brandf Uf cotton goods aud ciLlcs in.
dica,ing tn Manchester slinncrs had
dccid'd up1n Urgani1u .aTtailmonls
Tn, at,ituc - Washington Officials
with rufoTcnC" "a special credits for
holding agricultural products also was
q factor. hut southern ~iliug was Icsl
s'1iv" than Recently. white ,horc wa!i
q little moro trade buying ~ well A.
covering nt tie d.ciincr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
sugar Stead,

NEW Yoi,K. cat Ss-Tit, Ias'
rnrs-t f0r raw 1igar we hii.
't-pdicr 'oiiv and th,r. was , s1i, 81,
cuba r,put,d. thr firss ,nr .ir,, ~.
mUrf..irm vH- dt'afrd .srl, boa 'hH
yrot. Tho husus~s was nl' small
,mlricing T. euo iug. fer ppmr;
shipment a. lo1i rrfin'r ~ c. Mt
r~t and freight, suutl e. suh eats
Ca centrifugal Several refintrf who
had b~rn oui q. the n-rkci for soptc
time pas, were IN aEain. and q, IN.
sloS. there Was a further buying in.
ieryr, AZ cents for Cul,ax. cus- and
freight. but hnlarrS were sssing h!gh
a ff.ff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 15.-V,lrcs
we're depressed in GOTTEN today spiav
months going To- new luWl,,rls for Ike
'ryisCn, mainly 10y cable grams from
Liverpool to th., effect that the Iirii.
ifh coal strike would bc IN force in the
murning% tn" failure uf delegates
from the south "a ohi iin financial ION.
ccssions at Washington was also
against the market and NOR. 80 l"ss
selling resulted from nsNs nj further
Gun ;aIlmcEt 10y mills. both IN this
country and IN England TIE openinr
WIS lower and prices were sunn o. a.
- points under the close 81 yea,r.
day with Dcc,qIbcr down to ,i9Is
In the last quarter hour a. the day
there WIS pronounced sUttcnlrg plain.
~ h'saus,. ~ f"ar 80 what the coal
situation IN Egland would develop 10.
morrow anil last prices We're n nc'
iosscs Tor thu day - a. io ~ points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
Cotton seed Ol.

NEW YORK. Oct i5-ppru higher
"n the sir'neih ~ lard and hoEs roi
ten seed al sustained s'Vvt- midtl'v
break un'r realizing sales. uit,i vnieii
II partially recovered IN sympathy with
m" Grain strength. blessing De- points
net higher un t,tol"r and Z. ~
luvcr 90 laier months Sale - COO
barrels l'rim.. cl1.d. ~ sales. pilm-
uiuiu,F NvllaIv q,f clus,d go sl' 4f.
t,Talsr go 81. b..eeai'.. So ,".
Marrh silss. ~ hid Prime winter
yellow aud summer white nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
Mod Price.

~ NsHFria''d lfsaa.
BOSTON. oct is.-Th. Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow VIII publish wool
prices ~ follows with a.. statement
That quotations au' mOr" 80 l,sS noon.
lnal
Missouri hhlf hl,.d ssaof. aA quar-
tu' hl",d sG13 S"uiurkv aud .irii.
lar y bl"ud unwashol f2ais. quar-.
ter b!0d unwash'd io14i SECURED
basis. Texas fine ! > months 81 00a
hl5 fine eight months aoffsi 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
toiIrc Market

NEW YORK. oct. ia belief that
Hrazil would accept s'iil lower prices
u h'~'cSflrN Z" move supplies led o.
further lpuidaii'n and new Jew g..
rwds Ia ID" market tor coff,, futures
h"r" today Tho opening VAS o. o. -
points net lower and last prices were
the lowest II N" day. showing net
loss.s ~ b to q r'iuis. uCtnl.r 81 90.
December 'f..'. January s. y Marh
SOS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
IAuRoNED EANCII
Fori worth Ii,r>,ock.

~ Worth. oct iS.-Caitir recclr',
D. coo. steady. h-c',s 49, onff e. Ho'
si,~'kcr~ a. 0ofts7s ,uws 20 ses,
see. h-if,ts S3.sousN o.
liugs: rcceipis geo: a. o. 80 cont
advanc. tight sis.0nfft i5.e.. heavy
Stt75atis.oo.
Sheep receipts go. % ,,rts al
vance. iasnhs tseoasii.so. .'ariings
G.s0Hf $50: Nsih,ts .sst ..
a-'-' q" oesfft o.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-l'c,wscn Amarillo and Cauynn
wire whesl Tor lieht four Overland
ear. Reward. Return t. u. r. GIN.
Canyon.
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Hire Market.

- NssNetnffff - 90
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. -Rauca
rice no salo.. receipts 3iio sacks.
millcts receipts 1892. clean rl"o uuirt.
sales Honduras s.ss7 packets . s.aa
~. blue rus. s.5Gl pockets > isM
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TOR RENT Furnished room adJuin
Tux hath modcIn. Young man dcsircF
roommate. Phone 1897.
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TWO rnfurnishcd rooms FOR rent.
l3i5 East eth
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Fol. RENT-Niccly furnished bed
i""n. outsid" entrance. mal.rn. gent.
lcinrn only. Phone AZ.
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NOR ltENT-Furnished room, mod.
"rn home. Joining bath. gns heat.
gentleman preferred. Ges Lincoln ~.
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FOR SALE

For SAIE-A Buick one ton truck .,
first class condition brand new cord
tires al around. J. = Bryant Co.
CONFECTIONERY OUTFIT - Con.
sisting of itfoot soda fountain. cigar.
cite wall case. cigar ana candy casrs.
tables, chairs. g. 'bonaior. us,d less
than thirty days, viii give purchaser
benefit at cash already paid. eel for
balance silic on easy m'nthly pay.
incnia Write or wire Orc Snian foun.
thin Company. Dallas.
RESTAURANT FINTr RES-Consis,.
Ing Of. 20 lon; counter with whit. glass
TOP. 40fout bark bar. tables. chairs.
coffee urn. milk cooler. everything
cpnpieic. Rulit for party who los, 10.
cation. VIII give purchaser benefit Of
cash ALREADY paid. Easy monthly pay.
menis Write. vito or phone GRoS.
MAS ru'i~TArN roMrANv. pallas