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cadet ranks wna 66eeFrsd 70 6eptalns
bers Tns Manor Park situation,
which las developed 70 the point "
parents threatening 70 keep their
cl.I:dros; out o6 school unicps bstser
accommodation arO provided. was
referred u superintendent Bali0u.
The board adjourned until Scptem-
Der 3.
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quiries u 10 the condition oe CALVIN
Coolidge, -.
Hundreds Of aiitoists drove thrcu IN
the hospital grounds. making iii.
Cuiries of guards and other hospital
attendants.
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weeks before Pierce vas inaus.
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Preserving X cities.
Made OF heavy quality
a ! u m UNI: diamond
stamped design. 6.Quart
capacity. Regularly OOC
$3.50. Special. ..-.. 49,
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Ivory Soap. Regular
size cakes. Proctor and
CANDLES ivory Soap.
Regularly &c a cake.
Special, 20 cakes OO1O
1Or.ss ss.sssss..s
/ Only one lot TO a
|customer.)
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v1iioL E CITY s ucliT
NEWS OF DYING BoY

Thousand Of telephone inquiries
poured into Walter Reed Hospital,
tbs White House and newspaper Of
noes eli day yesterday and .ast
night. callers making anxious ia.
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# o I ding Clothes
Dryers. Made Of clean
white wood. 26 feet
Of drying space. Regu.
larly S$1.s9. Spe- OON
clA....s....... ~~O
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Beverage Bottles. IL.
ounce size. Fine for
Root Beer, Catsuo or
other hons beverages.
complete with 2 gross
OF caps ana 2 dozen
b ottles. Regularly
$3.50. Spo- QOC
cad...s..s.s...
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Bono Combination,

b ono COTnbInAtlOIl
consisting of / quart
can of Bono and /
B o no Sprayer.' A
wonderful disinfectant
and deodorizer. Regu-
larly $3.50. Spe- 0ON
cia1 .ssss-ssssssss T~S
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Metal Waste Paper
B q 8 kets. Corrugated
and plain styles in
colors. Nice
for summer porches
and bedrooms. Regl.
larly $50 each. OON
Special, , for. OON
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Knives and Forks.
Made Of good quality
steel. Have ebonized
h q n dies. r . 6 u.
larry $500 set. Special,
8 knives and s 00fs
forks. ..... WON
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~
Floor Brushes. Made
Of good quality hair,
nicely finished backs
and s. foot handles.
Fine for waxed floors.
Regularly $1.25. OON
Special. ........ VVN
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Wash Boilers. Made
of. heavy tin with
drop side handles.
Family size. Has tight
fitting covers. Regu.
larly $3.50. Spe- O0N
c1al. ...S.....s~ WW~
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Xxx
Wash Day Combine
Hosl, consisting Of !
galvanized wash tub.
/ zinc washboard and
3 packages of Ivory
Flax ED. Regularly
1.5S. Spe 0ON
cial.
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Another 99c Houseware

Cake or Bread Boxes.
Made Of b eavy tin.
white japanned fin.
ished. Cylinder style
as illustrated. Regu.
larly $3.50. Spe- 0Oss
clA.osssee-~eo
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
Sluggish Session
on Stock Market
in Brief Trading
Over Political Stu
alton Subsidies Following
Sharp Reaction on
Friday
By RICHARD sPIILANF.
lfuiyersaI Service Financial Editor.

New York. Oct. 4.--For the better part
OF The short session today the stock mai :
ket was dull and featureess. The un-
easlness manifested the day before over
the political outlook apparently had SUB
sided Rails we're heavy. Baltimore
Chic held better than most of the others,
Or bal bly, owing 10 the confident state
ment of one of its officers as to the
traffic returns of that road for the re-
mainder of the year. Illinois Central was
sold freely on official reports of an issue
of about 81 900. 600 preferred stock. Oils.
with the exception of the Panamas, were
inclined to sag.
transactions aggregated s4e,5o0 shares.
Rails declined on an average one-fourth
of Il point. =
Industrials advanced on an average
one-fifth Of point.
Foreign exchange slightly lower.
Having declined smartiy on Friday.
cotton turned and advanced smartly to-
day. Estimates as 10 the size Of the crop
run from about .f2,000,000 TO 13,00oo0O
bales but the more the proof acculnu-
lated that the crop Is exceptionally low
grade the more bulllsh the situation be
comes. Closing prices were from AZ TO
II points up from Fridays close
Again il was Liverpool that set the
pace for the American grain markets.
From the opening 10 the closing the
British market improved steadily. with
that spur Chicago was off to a flying
start. Profit taking was absorbed in good
style and The advance maintained, with
but few recessicns.
Lard had one Of the largest advances
of the year. closing from 35 to 81 points
higher.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
pIsPosITION-HEAD
Sioux City livestock.

Sioux CITY, Ia. Oct. 4.--DaItIt 70,
eeipf, 500 head; market compared with
week ago: Fat steers and yearlings; z.e
iii "a. heavy steerr si0.o5; fat cows and
bejfprs strong: Gamers and cutters
steady; grass COWS and heifers, 10 q -sc
lower; veals steady. bulls. loMlbe low
or. feeders steady. 15e lower: stoekers
weak. 25c lower, stock yearInss an, ana
calves steady, 25c lower; feeding COWS
Hogs-Recepts. 5000 head: market 10
a i5c higher. top, slese; bulk Of .,h sales,
ers 'e5a1050: mixed, s1o.0oG1Q. .2e
heavv @ ~ packers lIs sssoa1o.oo: stays s7.o0
n775: common sowx. ss2sGs.25. western
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 500 head
market eomnared with a week ago
Lambs Tic higher top. f13Is, ewes, z9o
higher top, ss25.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
Omaha Livestock
ON a ha. Oct. 1.

cattle-Reeeipts. 100 head. All classes
Of cattle were nominaliy STEADY today'
feds are 40@50c higher. good yearlings
and handy weights are big zoe highef'
plain heayies about steady. and short feas
dull and lower. Top for the week was
s1125 She stock closed weak tut prices
are still strong to 25c higher than week
ago Good fleshy feeders are IS q 2se
Quotations on cattle--Choice TO prime
fed beeves sio.2bQ11.1o good to choice
beevs, ss.35@10.15; fair to good beeyes,
ss6oqs25: common to fair beeves. 81 90 g
$50; choice % prime yeariings. so 40 90
ii.25: good TO choice yeariings 81 GO
1855 fair to good yearlings. ss.00MeI5
common to fair yeariings, s75oQsa5
trashy warmed up yearings' 40 oo .oo y"
good to PRIME gnns FED Fed hsfsrs hefafs
good IL prime fed cows, s6.50 % 1.5o: com
mon to good fed cows. ss;5om6.oo; good
TO choice grass = beesss' sess@ asas seo com on.
mon 10 fair grass beeves. 5000 5.7s
Mexican steers. ss.2b44.5o: choice 10
choice grass heifers.. s4.75@5.75: fair to
good grass heifers. s3;7s94.75; choice 10
prime LASS COWS. nw ep@ = ySd s21q fsr TO
good grass cows. 81. 40 q 100; cutters s275
a335. Gamers So s5@2. 60; veal calves
bologna bsasg and Sus medium safs
prime heavy feeders s760ms.4o: good
10 L, choice feeders se.so so; fair TO to
feeders s475@b75. good to choice stock
ers Sd 20 m7.60 fair to good stoeheIsl
sb75a6.s5 common 10 fair stockers sA7e
n575. trashy stockers. s3.5o 10; 81 och os
zh.ifars S3bOnb 300; stock COWS. $40 %
! 40: stock calves. s4.000o7.25.
Uogs-Rereipts 1900 head. Lack OF
ehoiee medium weight butchers tended TO
hold shipper operations within limited
proportion hut the market a. whnie
was steady to strong With movement 10
hackers largely on 10d715c higher basis.
Rulk of ALI sales was at s9.65m10 40 with
top $3.50 Prices are nneVenly boe ~ l.po
hi CHER than last saturday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
Weekly Livestock
Review


cattle-Receipts Of cattle for the cur
rent week have been LIBERAL total showing
an increase over last week and the eorre-
spending week a year ago. but with the
big end of the suitable for stoek.r
and feeder outlet.
The outstanding feature Of the weeks
t.aae Lar teen he return TO favor of tine
strong weight bnlloeks. Light and handy
weiPht fed steers are still commanding a
premium. top for the period. sl1.25. beins &
noted on long yearlings, with medium
weight steers up to sii.to and mixed
stcers and heifers upward to si1.0o. Prime
800 round bullocks reached sf0.75 while
the general run u fed steers and yeaTlings
are moving at spread of s925 to s1o.se.
Fed heifers reached $1,000. while the gen
erat run OF grass cows moved at q. 30 70
800, with grass heifers upward TO IS. DO
touch Of strength: bulk. s2 50 q 20 bulls
closed steady TO weak Veal calves, prac-
teal top on selected lights. 5000. Best
western feeders reached 1888, while tho
general run Of green stockers and feeders
have moved al a spread Of ss.7bn7.to.
Hngs-A general curtaiiment of receipts
vactor in bringing about sharp upturn
on hogs. Daily upturna Tuesday IN Thurs
day. have netted 5oG7sc advance. with
packing grades at The most gain. Thurs
ers and lights Is quoted as 1000 @ rs.
top 5000. while packing SOW. are NOV
ns sheen sgr,ad sns Lsmbsns2k. on s2 Condition.
have favored selling interests and price
reyisions are upward. Feeder market re-
fleets an advance Of 25c 10 SOC. Thurs
clipped lambs. sif76. wethers upward to
.7oo fat ewes. ,H.5o1s.oo;. we.k.s top.
feeding ewes. A5o@5.5o: breeding ewes.
mostly fun mouths. sb.7S@soo.
r5n.ssc Gh:ssc Esr end "sarr Ba'tsr FgiqE.
Wnodnen of the World building
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05

14th street. Dept. 5224. st. Louis. Mo.
This remarkably simple and sturdy
device gives twice the heat Of coal
or wood, burns q cheap oil and does
away with all the drudgery and dirt
and smoke OF heating or cooking
with coal or wood. It gives one OF
the hottest and quickest fires known,
controlled by simple valve. The
present low price of oil makes It
great money saver. It is absolutely
safe, slips easily into the firebox o.
any stove or furnace without damage.
and requires no mechanic TO install.
The manufacturers want one person
in each locality TO whom they can
refer new customers, and are making
a special low price Introductory offer.
with 30 days free trial. TO the first
user In each locality. They also wan,
to hear from men and women who
would like to make from $4,000 to
s3500 monthly acting as their repre-
sentatives. Write them today.-Ad-
yertisement.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
Wheat Continues
Upward Swing in
Saturday Market
Refusal of Liverpool to Follow
Earlier Breaks Strengthens
Price on Chicago
- Board
BY CHARLES j; LEYDEN.

pnlNCrsuh ycAstSC o.ni.
upward aisD; swing today with vIsor. The re-
sa ths break ca spp1a IN North American markets on
the previous day attracted fresh specula-
Ss n"yas of aesve ses aha ad
sensational gains at Winnipeg helped
along. the advance. Other grains trailed
Wheat Closed .2.o to Sc higher. corn
was le to 1Mc higher: oats were &c ito to
Action of the market fooled even some
OF the most ardent bulls. Because Of
would react further from the Friday set !,
for, all the offerings at the Opening. Win
nipeg October wheat moved up 39sc IN
favorable weather for harvesting and
fhe seaboard confirmed export sales of
1000, 900 bushels wheat and 500. 900 bush
els rye. Clearanees OF wheat and dionn our
amount, or 600 bushels.
Active support entered the corn pit TO
day and considerable short covering was
sharp SHARPLY as and Closed Closed at the top The in
- peratures over wide of the western
. land northwestern belt over the holiday.
tufed as yet and cold weather will wrealS
mo little damage. Cash corn premiums
VA big trade was again noted in the
oats pit. Hedging sales were lnereased creased.
. but tho buying through commission
Profit taking sales In rye were heavy
and prices hesitated In Their npwahhd ara
last fresh support entered the market and
the close was strong -, a,as
Provisions were very strong. Lard clos
cd s5c to 57lac higher and there was no
trade in ribs.
sf..t Pit Notes.
Chicago. Oct. Japan Is credited with
buying wheat futures in LIVERPOOL on a
thus accounting Tor the sur
prising strength that the market mani :
fested. Rice production In the orient. LIS is
steadily rising. 1t has been intimated
for days that japan would proehholy hort ssstt
age in rice. and their purchases at Liver
pool look significant.
The United Kingdom market Is figured
out to be 241sc bushel higher than
In the world. Canadian wheat laid down
in London costs. it is said. about 20 cents .,nt
= js the explanation of the tremendous buy
: ing of United States wheat the past lew
3 price elationships practically unchanged
: It seems though Europe Will continue
after our grain.
Much was made of the arrival of 100000
barrels of flour at New Orleans ports ,he ins
country have been doing tremendous
export business. and this. fact. while re Re.
ssme Doals' effect S o in the % trend as the large
Gales of wheat abroad have had.
The United States visible supply on
Monday Is likely to show a decrease fof
the first time since last July; when the
new crop began to move. To have visible
supplies decrease at thfs time of the yea.
:. is unusual indeed but not SO TINS season
when the excellent foreign takings are
considered. Clearanees of wheat from
North American ports the past thre !.
weeks have been in excess of 4o.0oO,Ooo
bushels and they are bound 10 increase
The great need of wheat In Europe has
certainly not been exaggerated.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
New York Bonds

New York Oct. 4-Uneertaln price
movements characterized the closing ses-
Downward trend Of prices continued but
narrow changes fluetuat.d lack OF de-
mand rather than any desire to sell.
Foreign obligations were rela lively
frfner than the rest of the list The
statement of j. Z. Morgan IN London
that negotiations for the German loan
virtually had heen completed with all
signs pointing to a successful flofation
gave a firm undertone to the European
group Belgian CHS again eelipsed their
previous high record. selling at IS. 1
points above the offering price OF sepieIs
her
BUYING and selling orders we're about
evenly divided among railroad bonds
semi-speculative issues continued to weld
to profit taking with ST. Paul 4s OF 1872
experlencing another sinking spell and
Rock Island general 4s losing a point
Liberty bonds were irregular.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
Chicarn I.ixeatock.

Chicago Oe. 4-Cattle-Receipts too
head Market compared with week ago
Practically all grades fed steers and
yesrlings soc higher; welEhty offering
losing part OF sharp early advance; Rsst-
ern grassars and sfockers and feeders
25a 4oc up. extreme top yearlinss, sl2 90
Top weiRhtv range steers. ss2bs ReaIert
low: Beef steers $3.50 90: western
grass steers ss.5o47 IS: stocke1s an. and
feeders. IS. Sen 90 fat cows, ~" " 30
veal calves sf160nf2.5o.
Hozs-Reoeipts. 1000 head: msrk-'
/ oo higher: TOP. s11.s5: bulk of sales
s11.15m1135
sheep-Receipt. 500 head: market
fat lambs soc higher. Weeks bulk price,
follow Fat range lambs si32a N l3.Ib
natives. ;I2751fss5: fat ewes. 1900.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
New Ynrk GenernI.

New York. Oct. s.--corn meai-steady :
fine white and yellow granulsted. ts4b
Rye-FIrm: No western. ,l.teb I.
o. b. New York and ii.tih c. /. T. ef-
Barley-Flrm: mating s1.i4is 9i-ieis
C 4 Z New York.
wheat-spot Irregular; No. dark
northern spring c. I. T. New York lake
and rail. 81 ~: No. hard winter Z
o. b. iake and rail. 81 Is. No. : mi'sa
durum do. 81 s1i.: No. ! Manitoba 90
=" copn3spot easy: No. yellow c. I. {
track New York lake and rail, f.33s
No mixed do t1.31as
f1ats-spot aulet: No. white. $40.
Pork-steady; mess. $4,000.
Tard-Firm: middle vest. 1885 II; ~.
New York Oct 2.-Flour-Firm; sprlns
patents s7soas0o. soft winter strstghts;
sssoGss5. hard winter susights. s7.eo
Taiiow-sp.clal. 40 nominal; sItra
Fs.d5ts.y; city bran. fno-pound sseks.
s30.5o. western bran. ioo-pound SACKS
Buekwhest-oui.t fin. milling. 'it'
asked per 100 pounds. ~.
Hsy.stssdy: No. J. sTeo0 0atse, s,nn,n mo,
Ric.9stesdy; fancy head. IN c!so.
Rye Flour-Firm; fair 10 good, 1900
7s5 choice 10 fancy, tT.sb9 Ieo. 80,
Hops-Essy; state 1924, ab1fsei lsss
20 a 22c; Pacific coast 1894, zoVsso'
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
Jerry HOWARD
SAYS WILL RUN

Jerry Howard announced Saturday
that, despite reports to the contrary
his name would appear on the ballot
November as candidate for the
water board Of the metropolitan utili
ties district. He said the reports that
his name will not go on the ballot
have been circulated Through the
skulduggery Of the political manipu
lators and tho opinion of their attor
neys"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
Wife Files Suit

Columbus, Neb. Oct. 4.-charging
her husband with being guilty of re-
lations with a number of other wom-
en- and with refusal TO support her,
Mrs.. Louise Dean, married in Axtell,
Eeb., November 12. 1911, has filed
suit for divorce from Howard l.
Dean.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
xorL gurf, Market.

New York Oct. 4---Todays curo ma
~ ave evidence Of confidence IN -
sbilttv TO absorb offerings following TT
days reaction. - aa.,,
Petroleum shares held steady on cum.
paratively light dealings. -. =.
During the week the eurp mafhet N
e1uded many mixed movements 81
on stocks we're irregular. vacuum ~
a stfraeted special attention because Of ptf-
sisient accumulation on which y rose
i,nsa,,Isd from led. by The divided reduction and
dropped from 81 to u.
Mining stocks were heavy. Enginee1s
Mining fell from 13A TO II. and Consol-
dated Copper dropped from az 10 ~.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05

Chicago. Oct. 4-TradinE IN the butter
market today vas quIet with the market
no more than steady. There some de-
ma nd for 80 and 81 scores. and slight
advance was noted on these scores De-
M nd for medium underKrades was light
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05

Sheeo-ReceIpts. none. VIII supIIIts
deereh3ing around 4.0OO head IRON isse
week faf lamb prices scored Il 5oaf DC
upturn In this weeks session while feed.
ers we're 25c to In extremes 40c up ana
aged sheep. unepenly strong to quarter
higher than last Saturday.
Quotations ON sheep and Lambs
Lambs good 10 choice, sl3 90 q ! 80 :
lambs fair 10 good 275G IL 90. feed
ing lambs t11.00aDIs75 wethers, s5s0of
30; clipped lambs. fed. sl1.76 y 1870;
warnings range s7.o0n 1p.o0; fat ewes.
eIuded. ss50a7.75. feeding ewes, 5000
$50
Reealpts and disposition of livestock
at the Union stockyards. Omaha. Neb
Tor - hours ending at p. m October 4
RECEIPTS cARLOf.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
New York Dry Goods.

New York. Oct. Cotton goods neld
the best demand reported for goods to
70 into manufacturing lines Yarns ruled
firmer. Burlars were firm and the local
demand continued steady. New silk lines
VIII be opened next week Household
llres we're in better cali. Dress lines
were under order in a large way. Wool
and worEted goods showed improyemen nj
as PRODUCTION Increased.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
EXPORT CLEARANCE
FsAFVhI 7 NIsFAftA-NI FsS
Bushels To-day. Yr. Ago.
Wheat and flour s....... ...... 10000
Oats = laO.O Ono
CHICAGO RECEIPTS
ChIcaxo Casll Grain.

Chicago. Oct. ,,Wheat-No. red.
corn-No. mixed. si.1s1i No. yell
oats1No' white. s5h 05ec; No. ,
white, 53z O. 54c.
Rye---Not quoted.
Barley-57c G s1.00
Seed-Timothy. s475Gs35. cioyer.
slb.00@26.00.
Provlsions-Lard. 1880; ribs. $500.
bellies $I475.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
FIRE DESTROYS
ENDICOTT HOTEL

Fairbury. Neb., Oct. 4.-The Endi
colt hotel at Endicott was completely
destroyed this afternoon by fire OF
undetermined origin. The loss Is es
tinated at $4,000. The building was
insured for $4,000 and the contents
$4,000. It was the property of Frank
Broyles. Endicott is on the Burling
ton railroad six miles southeast oi
Fairbury.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
ADyERTIsEMENT.
Are You a
Tired Out
Housewife?

Many people do not realize that tho
most exhausting OF all work il housework
and tho caro- OF children. Many a woman
who should be in tho primo Of life finds
her strength gone, her nerves unstrung
and Is weak. worn out and run down with
OF housework.
In such cases. what you need Is some-
thing 10 put more iron into your blood.
Nuxated Iron contains iron like the iron
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
N.x York Coffee.

New York. Oct. 4.-Ths market for
coffee futures was lower today. SELLING
was attributed chiefly 70 realizing after
a decline OF . to is points and sold off
from 1900 to 1900 for December. tbs
points sales wers estimated at 1900
bags. Closing auotations; october is,s7ei
December. 17s7c; March. lT.2oe; May
Spot coffee firm; Rio -. leA q ishs'
santos A. 23x G24zc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
New York Prndure.

sFFN
: New York Oct 4.--Butter-steady. re-
ceipts 1863 tubs.
Ezgs-Steady.
s#f Chicago Produce.
Chicago, Oct 4-Butter Unsettled
creamery extras. s7hc. flrtts, Szlz q sfc
New York Silver.
New York. Oct. Bar silver, iohc
Mexican dollars b4Ac.
New York Spot Cotton.
New York. Oct. 4.-Cotton-Spot, quiet
mIddlings. 26.60c.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05

and $ scores we're offered At redoe @a'
kof / CEN. Toward The close win q, M
- ss4nsss wa= noted The centralized C
market steady AT unchanged prices.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05
Omaha Grain
October 4

October l.
Cash wheat sold on the tables today
from unchanged prices to hc higher
Futures sold off n fraction on the open,
strong and cash wheat was in good de-
mand. Receipts were. $50 cars
changed prices TO tc lower. Receipts
"e's Oats = sold &c to NC lower. Receipts
Rye sold unchanged prices to ic, higher
and barley nominally unchanged.
Omaha Carlot Sales.
WHEAT
No. hard: l car. 81 15sh: cars 81 80:
cars, sl3s; l car, s1.s7; cars. sl.St n :
Se: hard: :, 2 ssr.. '1ss; 4 4 as' cars !;
:, Se: hard @ /, ssr. nssa; ss4. ;,ssa ssEs'
ilssi ssi. + si.sa' fari car. sisl .f.ss. cars ~
n,ssh ears. s1.ssi !, cars cars si.s. sI9 :, "a.
Sample hard: car. sl;s4 cars s1.so;
car. .s12s; l car. sl;s4M.
No. spring: car. III.
No. 4 spring: | ear. 80.
s1.39: l car sf.36.
No. mixed: l car; sl.53.
No. 2 white: car, sI0s.
No. 3 yellow; cars. s1.o7; 2-s car,
No yellow: car. s1.o5.
No. yellow; l car s1.ei.
' No. mixed: car. s1.o2h; car. s1.oe
M white. oars "a 5ac
No. white l ear, 81 &c; cars. 81 Z C.
No. white: ear. 50e; cars, 5eiae.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-05

In spinach. ientils and apples. and like
tho iron in your blood. You will ho
astonishcd mt how much better you feel
often In evon few days.
Try taking Nu1ated Iron for two weeks.
and you will soc color como back to your
lips md checks. you viii not be 80 easily
find that you have new strength and
energy and endurance for your daily
tasks. At all good druggists.
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TurneutIue and Rokiu,

Savannah. Oct. 4.-TurpentI5noes-ff n - = IT.
sbt,menfs II bbls: stock 1895 bbis.
Posin-Firm. sales. s55 casks; reoefpfs.
1 o2I casks: shipments. 2oi casks: stock.
oaote. BD.EF.G H.IK.M. $50; D.
szss VIC ss55: WV. s7.25. X. s5.bo.
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fonlon silver.

Iandon. Oct. Bar slYer-ssa
pence per ounce.
p1sno3,nt Rates-short bills. 81 03s
ner cent; three months biils. III per
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New York Dried Fruits.

New York Oct. 4.-The general eotto
market closed steady at net advances
As to 20 points.
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New York Quotations

New York, Stock Exchange quotations
furnished by j. S. Bache K Co., 224
Omaha National bank building:
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New York. Oct. 4.-Codon futIIs II
closed steady: October. 2s.3z ze.sses a.
25.s7e; March, 25.s5 q25.soe; May. zs.as
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New York Cotton Futures
x.w YORK Cotton Futures Close.

onened firm. October. zs.ooc; Deesmoef =.
* 10c. January, 25.2oc. March. zsssee'
MAY 25.gse.