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Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
new YORK STOCKS
Increasing Money Stringency
Determining Factor in Days
Reaction; Liberty Bonds
Still Above Par.

New York. Sept. 36.-Increasing money
stringency was the determining factor in
today's reactionary session Of the stock
market Call loans opened at 6 per cent.
that rate prevailing until shortly before the
close, when It dropped to per cent
Time accommodations showed greater
scarcity. local banks evidently taking their
cue from the attitude Of the federal reserve
board, which Ia discouraging long time ac-
ceptances. Three and six months loans ad-
sanced " per cent TO per cent. with vir-
tually no offerings.
Stocks moved irregularly the greater part
Of the day. but fell back generally in the
last hour, industrials and other leaders
pointing the way. The recession follows
publica tion OF the weekly review Of trade
authority. which referred to the utter con-
fusion" in the steel industry as result of
the prices established by the government,
United states Steel. which again con-
tributed larEa quota TO the days opera
tions fell from ia to i1e and closed at
liem. net loss Of ~ points,
Many other tndustrials and coppers re-
acted to a like extent and shipping, which
had been almost the only prominent stock
to show actual strength, also yielded.
Rails at no time evinced any of the pre-
vious days firmness, the coat group being
under constant pressure, with New York
Central. st. Paul and other grangera Pools
renewed their activity in minor specialties,
but failed to attract a following. Moderate
gains were scored by Ohio Gas, Dstiller's
Securities and Maftins preferred. Total
sales amounted TO $4,000 shares.
Probability OF government loan to
Hawaii and shipment OF s5,ooo.o00 gold TO
Canada embraced the financial incidents Of
the day.
Domestic bonds tended mainly lower, but
Internal ationals were firm Liberty avs
moved IN the narrow groove OF par to 10000.
Total bond sales. par value. aggregated "a
$4,000,
United States bonds told issues) we're un-
changed on call Z E...
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
1--WE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Prices Shade Stronger
Hogs Score Another Big Ad.
vance; Sheep Prices
Look Steady.

Cattle-Receipts were more moderate than
on Monday and Tuesday, about 1000 head
being reported In up to noon. This makes
1900 head for the three days. or nearly
1000 more than q week ago. There was
more life and activity to the trade than
on either Monday or Tuesday and in some
cases prices looked a shade stronger. but
the Improvement In the market was more In
the nature of better movement than in
the way Of stronger prices. and both beef
steers and cow stuff, outside of the best
grades, are still selling right around soc
lower than they were a week ago on an
average.
Business in stockers and feeders also
showed some Improvement and anything
that had flesh and quality sold to bet
ter advantage than on yesterday Feeder
buyers paid az high as $l4.bo for choice
heavy Wyoming streers, which Is as high
as anything has sold this season. Outside
of the best cattle. however. the ordinary
run OF stock cattle and feeding steers sold
boc lower than week ago on an average
Quotations on cattle: Prime heavy beeves,
$500 017.oo; good to choice beeves. $1,000
@l5.00; fair to good beeves, $4,000 ia, 90:
common to fair beeves, $8.OoBil. 90: good
to choice yearlings, s1Aoo@1s5o; fair to
good yearlinss, $12.00@l3.00; common TO
fair yearlings, $760@10.50; prime heavy
grass beeves. $1L5D@IabO; good to choice
grass neeVes, $l000@l1.00; fair to good
grass beeves, ss.0o@10.oo; common to fair
grass beeves. s750@s75; good to choice
heifers, ss.o0@s.25; good to choice cows,
S76@s.50; fair to good cows, $s5O@TSo;
common to fair cows, s5.006625; prime
feeding steers. s1o.o0913oo: good to choice
feeders. $S.5o@10.o0: fair to good feeders,
E00@s.26; common to fair feeders, 10000
100; good to choice stockers, $s.0009.o0;
stock heifers, $6.5o@s.OO; stock cows, SO. 90
@760; stock calves, s6.50@8.50; veal calves,
ssoo@la0o; bulls, stays. etc. Sb.5OGs.0o
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.



Chicago. Sept 2e-+Authoritative adyices
that the corn crop as a whole was tpro-
crossing well and that a good portion was
already out Of danger from frost, did much
today to weaken ylues The close. all
though unsettled, was u to INC net
lower, at si.21 December and sl.1s May.
Oats showed setback OF u to 1kc,
Provisions scared beyond all previous rec.
ords and finished at gains Of 25 to 80
cents.
weather map, and the forecast as well, were
unfavorable, the corn market averaged
lower throughout the day. The adverse
conditions appeared to have been fully dis
counted yesterday, and holders INDUCED in
profit taking, especially as no serious dam
age from low temperatures seemed immi.
nent. Besides, ultra bulls were disappointed
at the fixing OF late date for consider
Ing the possibility OF a change In the exist
ing maximum price regulations. Reports Of
the increasing security Of the crop In gem
eral contained the statement that one- half
to two-thirds Of the yield In Iowa was now
safe from an ordinary killing frost
Subsidence of demand for immediate de-
livery was the chief feature OF the oats
market. ...'1 Il
Big advances in the provision market
were associated with reported heavy pur-
chasing Of meats for government account.
Moreover. continued scarcity OF hog arrivals
here and at other centers has resulted In
depletion Of stocks: Receipts today through
out the west totaled but little more than
half the number year ago.
Cash Prices--corn: No 2 yellow, s2.03
02.os; No. . yellow. s2.oSh @2o4; No. :
yellow nominal. Oats: No. white. $50
59hc: standard. 60G60hc. Rye: No. ..
$1.sI@l.s1h. Barley: h.a@f.42. Seeds:
Timothy. $5.5047.50: clover. $17.0o@22oo.
Provisions: Pork, $4s.10; lard. $24s50
$500; ribs. s2s,s5@2L15.
Butter--Market firm; creamery, 4oh9
43hc.
Eggs--Market easier; receipts, 1i.fo7
cases; firsts, 37@3Sc; ordinary firsts, 36 o
36kc; at mark. cases included, 35@37hc.
Potatoes--Market lower: receipts. 75 cars;
Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota, s3eQ
800.
Poultry--Alive. market unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
These sales were reported today,

These sales were reported today;
Wheat--No. l hard winter: ! car 32.1b.
No. . hard winter: IN cars, s2.i2 No.
hard winter: ! car, t2.os. No, hard win
ter; l car, S205. No, 3 dark hard winter;
1 car, SAFE. No. . dark hand winter; 4 car.
s2,0b. No yellow hard winter: cars, $203.
No. . red durum: carse s2,o5. No. red
durum: 1 car, t2.02 No. . amber durun,,
cars. s2.l6, No. Q red spring: / carr $2.07;
car Every smutty), $2.0t. Sample red
spring: l car. s1.sa. No. Q northern spring
. cars. sai2; hcars, tsmutty), S2.0s. No. 3
northern spring: l car. s2,0s. No. 3 mixed
hard red winter; ear (smutty). s2o&
Barley-No. Q: l car! sl,33 No. s; car,
Jccted: car. $lis. speltz: ! car (cutl,
$2.lb.
Corn---No. 2 white: ! car. f2o6; I la cars,
S2,04h. No, . yellow: 1t cars. sl,a6; 2 la
cars. sl,e6M. No. 3 mixed; Y car, si.96: 1
cars, sls5. No. 8 mixed. 1 car tnear white)
s2,ol; . cars, si.s6: . ears, si.s5 No,
mixed; IL car. $2,oo Sample mixed: car,
sl.sS; / car. s1.si.
oats--No, 2 white: car, sac. Standard:
4 cars, 5Shc: 1 car, bS%c. No. I white; I
cars. 5skc. Sample white. car, 6Shc;
cars, bsc; I car. s7Sc. No. 4 mixed: cars.
5sc. .-
Omaha Cash prices--corn: No, . white,
ss.o4@2.o4h; No. . white, tao4Qao4M; ;
No; ! yellow. si:sA 0Ls7; No. yslicw.
No. ! mixed, si,sS@i.ss. Oats: No. . white.
SSH @6sc: standard, bsh G5sGc; No, q
white. bsA @6sxc; No. I white. 5s@5skc.
Barley; mailing, sI2s@1.34; No. feed.
s1,23@1,2s Rye: No. .. N.s4@Ls4Mc; No.
., s1.s3@Isahc. t...,
Local range OF options;
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
With Buyers Looking for Fur
ther Declines in Price of
Corn, Market is Dull, With
Few Sales Reported.
Omaha, September 20. 1911.

Omaha, September 26, 1917.
Receipts showed a fair improvement over
yesterday. with eighteen cars OF wheat. fifty
cars or corn, fiftyrone cars of oats, two
cars OF rye and twelve ears OF barley re-
ported in. Nearly all the wheet received
was OF the No. 2 and No. , grades, which
the mills took freely.
Trade in cash corn was dull Buyers are
of the opinion that corn will bo lower
Spot quotations today ranged from NC to
&c under those of yesterday and even at
these prices trades were very slow In being
made. The No. white sold at INC de-
cline, $2.04h being paid for this grade.
while the No. , yellow sold at si,seh q
i,s7. The mixed variety sold at the Sc
decline, the No. 3 bringing N.sb@I.ss,
while the No. sold at practically the
same prices.
Cash oats sold off Aexc and trade in
this cereal WAS quite active during the
good. few samples Of the better grades
were held for 4 better price. No. white
sold at $50 and tn standard grade sold at
5SSc, while figures on the No. grade
ranged from 5sho to 5s%c. the bulk Of
these sales bringing the higher price, and
the sample white sold at 15Skc.
There were no sales OF rye reported, Bar
ley was in demand and sold at prices about
lc higher, the No. . bringing tl.2s and The
No. 3 sl,s2@lst. No. 4 barley sold at
sl,2s&i.sA One car OF rejected barley sold
at Sis.
Ciearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 3l0, 900 bu.; oats, $4,000 bu,
Primary wheat receipts were 100000 bu..
and shipments $4,000 bus, against receipts
of l,72S,ooo bus, and shipments Of 1,lb6,-
600 bus. last year,
Primary corn receipts were 900 bus.
and shipments, 256,eoo bus. against receipts
Of $4,000 bus. and shipments OF $4,000
bus last year.
Primary oats receipts were l,22e.ooe bus,
and shipments i,oss, 600 bus. against receipts
Of 100000 bus, and shipments Of l,o3e, 900
bus last year
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27

Sheep-There was a very good Wednes-
day run Of sheep and lambs here, but the
outlet was fairly broad and morning trade
was a good deal more active than yester-
day. Prices were pretty uneven, but for
the most part looked steady and II there
was any change It was toward a stronger
basis. Several strings Of good feeding lambs
sold around $3.50. with a two-car bunch
good fat ewes at s11.001i1.l0. and feeding
and breeding kinds also showed firmer
tone.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
fair to choice, sl6.50Q16,9o: lambs. feeders,
$1600@1S.00; lambs, culls. $l2.001i6.00:
yearlings, fair to choice, s12.0o@lS0O; year
lings, feeders, s1200Q13.50; wethers, fair 10
choice. s11.500l2,50; ewes. fair to choice.
s10.00011.10; ewes. culls and feeders, $500
011.00; ewes. breeders. all ages $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27

Kansas City. Sept. 26.--cattle--Receipt
10000 head; market, weak: prime fed
steers. sis.oo0l7.oo: dressed beef steers.
$1t.0o@15.so: western steers ss0o@13.oo
cows. s5.50@1000; heifers, $700@13.0o:
stoclsers and feeders, s6.50@13o0; bulls, $500
$500; calves. s6.5o@t3.oO
Hogs-Receipts, 6,100 head; market, high
er: bulk, : s1s.6o@1s.1s: heavy $1Sso@
1880; packers and butchers. $1s.so@1s.l5;
light, s1s.40@1s.l0; pigs, $1S.oo@is.3o.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 10000 head;
market weak; lambs, $17.0o@i750; year
iings. 3iS.oo@13.5o; wethers, $il.0o@135o;
ewes. $1oo0Qll.5o; stockers and feeders,
ss00ml775 #t
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
Omaha HAY Market

Receipts fair. Demand good on both prai-
rie hay and alfalfa. Market firm and
higher on all grades OF prairie hay.
Prairie Hay--choice upland, $500 @
1900; No. l. s1soo@l7loo; No. .. si1.so@
sl5.500lIoo: No. ., sl1so@l4bo. Lowiand
NO. /, sa5o9115o; No. 3, s7.5oQsbo; No.
8, S5.0096.50. .,.-
Alfalfa-choice. s24oo@25oo: No. I.
s22.00D2300. Standard, 10000 2l.00; No.
2. sl70O@19.o0: No. 3, S12000i40o.
straw--oat. se.5o@75o; wheat. ,e.oo@
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
chicago Live stock Market.

Chicago, Sept, 26.--Cattle--Receipts $1,000
head market weak; native beef cattle,
sI2b61775; western steers, s6.%0@l530;
stockers and feeders. ss,25@11.25; cows and
heifers, s5.1o@12,50; calves s1o.oo@is0o.
Hogs--Receipts, 10000 head; market
strong 15c above yesterdays average; bulk
of sales, slS55@1s.2s; lights, sfS.o0@is,25:
mixed, $4,000 1890; heavy. s1S.o0@i930;
rough, $1S.00@1S25: pigs, $1t2s91s0o.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $1,000 head:
market steady; wsthers. Ss.s0@i25e; ewes,
$S.25@11T5; lambs, s13.00Q1Soo.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27

st. Joseph. Mo-, Sept. 2s.-cattle--Re.
eeipts, 400 head; market steady; steers,
$s.oo@1s6o; cows and heifers, s5.500ilso;
calves, $s.00@1a50.
Hogs--Receipts. 5000 head: market high.
err; top, $1s1S: bulk Of sales. Sis.70@ls,1o;
heavy packers, $1s.50@1s.7s: common 20
good packers, $1s.00@18.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500 head:
market lower; lambs, $1I.eoGiTa5; ewes.
$5.00@ll00. 4. -'1'
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City. Ia, Sept. 36.-cattls--Re-
ceipts. 5000 head: market steady: beef
steers, sL5o@l7.oo; fat cows and heifers.
s6.500s.00: Gamers, S5.25@6.2s; stocksrs
and feeders. 175o@125o; calves. 5000
1850; bulls. stays, ETC., $s.oo@s.00; feeding
cows and heifers, Ss.0oQaoo.
Hoge-Reeeipts, 5000 head; market 25 to
40 cents higher; light, $1s.s0@ls.0p; mixed,
s1s.s0@lSso: heavy. $1s.400ls.oo; pigs,
$500 017oO; bulk, 31s.s001s.o0.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; market
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Miscellaneous.
Money-Making Farm,
With "a Head Cattle,
$11,900

see acres, Spring waterai pasture for
nearly 100 cows Cuts about zoo tons OF
hay yearly. Produced 200 bu. 4o.lb. oats
on acres; 1900 naples. sugar house.
evaporator and outfit; l50 apple trees
good 2-story. s-room residence with bath.
hot and cold water. Eas and telephone.
Barn room for rs cows, machinery shed
S0S6o. milk house. hen house. double deck
SOFT. hog house. Owner retiring to smaller
farm. includes in sale t6 cows, 20 calves
and yearltngs. bull, horses. pair $500
mules. hogs, poultry. harnesses. wagons,
plows, mowers, grain drill, engine. har-
rows, cultivators. corn planter. ensilage
cutter and carrier, bobs, roller. hay and
lot OF oats, corn, wheat, potatoes, apples.
otc. Milk selling &C TO 7o qt. Immedi-
ate possession. Easy terms. Located In
greatest dairy county In the world where
the butter for our navy is made. Only 7
miles to state Agricultural college. For
details see page ls. Strouts New Fall Cat
alogue of S2i bargains In dozen states.
Copy mailed free E. A, S'rRoUT FARM
AGENCY. Dept So72, 2o5 S, 18th street.
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
Minneanolts Grain Ma.L..

Minneapolis, Sept 2s.--Fiour--Market un.
changed; fancy patents quoted at s11. 50.
first clears, 1880; second clears, $3.50.
Rye--$LSS@1.ss
Bariey--S1.l6@i.3s.
Bran-s3l. 5o@320o.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. s1.s7@fss.
oats--No. white. Bs@s0c.
Flax--s355
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
Miscellaneous.
SOME OF
OUR CHOICE
APARTMENTS A

OUR CHOICE
APARTMENTS
VACANT OCTOBER /.
BERKELEY
room with built-in bed, dining room,
small dressing room with built-in chif~
fonier. kitchen and bath NEW, very
choice. Prices range, from s2s to SsT.
See janitor. 1854 jones.
MILTON
1854 Jones, two and three-room apart
ments. The two rooms consist of living
room with built-in bed and small dress
ing room, which has built-in chiffonier,
kitchen and bath, making S-room accom-
modations. The three rooms consist of
living room with built-in bed and small
dressing room, which has built-in chif-
fonier. dir room with built-in bed,
kitchen and bath. making 5-room accom-
modations. Close in, NEW. no car fare;
very choice; good janitor service. Groom
renting from $50 to $3.50. 3-room rent
ing from ss5 to st2.5o. See janitor
SAN MATEo
1890 Howard, four rooms with built-in
bed, making broom accommodations;
practically new The best bargain we
have. No. renting for sSs year round.
See j&hitor one door west.
ROYAL
313 S. eth, rooms with built-in bed
and small dressing room; 6-room accom-
modations; large screened porch, years
old; very choice, close in; good janitor
service Renting for s4250 summer; $50
winter. See janitor. one door south.
HARVEY
3005 Harvey, Groom with built-in bed
and small dressing room kitchen and
BATH making 3-room accommodations. No
/ renting for s25 summer; s27.50 winter.
Call janitor. Harney 1929.
DEWEY
1901 Dewey, rooms with built-in
beds, making 5-room accommodations;
new. good location, very choice. No.
renting for $50 summer; s33 winter. 9th
ers renting for $3.50 summer; $4250 win
ter. Call janitor at Harvey 1s45, or call
at lis N. SD.
IDALI
115 ~ s3d This beautiful building will
have one 5-room apt. with built-in bed,
dressing room. sun parlor, ETC., for rent
, October /; cannot be surpassed; nicely
decorated; excellent location; good janitor
service Renting for $50 summer; $50
winter. Also 4-room with 5-room accom-
modations renting for $50 summer; s55
winter.
We have plans Of all the above apart
ments at our office and will be glad to
show them to you. Our weekly rental
list, containing full information and many
special offerings in house. flats and apart
ments, will be mailed you upon request.
See the above apartments at once II
interested.
oMAHA's LARGEST RENTAL AGENCY.
Hastings & Heyden, 1914 Har. Ty. 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
Representative sales:


Kansas City. Mo, Sept. 26.-Corn--No. Q
mixed. s1.s5@1s6; No. white. $2.0s@
ali; No. yellow s1.ss@2.oo; September.
$l.96; December s120M
oats-No. white. s1Hc; No mixed,
5eh@6e
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27

Duluth, MINI, Sept. 26.--with light Of
ferings the market was stronger in coarse
grains today. Barley sold 80 higher for
the best grade grain and rye was strong,
to &c up at $1.ss@1.9o.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
IinaeAd Qnofafinna

Duluth. MINI. Sept. 2e.-Linseed--on
track. .s3.5o@3.54: arrive. sa47: September,
$3.50 bid; October. sS.47h asked; November,
s3.46%; December, s3.40.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
New Mexico Lands. 4.
NEW MEXICO
THE SUNSHINE STATE

Vast undeveloped resources, good roads,
magnificent scenery. ideal climate. cheap
farming and grazing lands offer splendid
opportunity to those seeking homes.
health safe investment. Write today for
free book Of facts to Dept @. State Pub
licity Bureau. Capitol Bldg. Santa Fe.
New Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
81. Louis Grain Market,

st. Louis Mo-. Sept. 26.-Corn--No. 2.
S204@2.04h No. Q white. $40; September.
1857; December. $1.1si: 01.1s%.
oats--No. 2, sac; No. Q white, 59h60hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27

New York. Sept. 26.--Sugar--Raw, market
steady; centrifugal. 7.02c; nioiasses. 6.l4c;
refined sugar. steady; fine granulated. $40
@8.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
New York Money Market.

New York money MbiAo@
New York. Sept. 2s--Mercantile Paper
5L per cent s,u. sl1s.
commercial sixty-day bills on banks.
IL. commercial sixty.day bills, $A1iM;
demand. y47b sis; cables, 3AT6 7-lS
silver--Bar, sl.osh: Mexican dollars Sac.
Government. steady; railroad, ir-
Time Loans.--strons; sixty days, ~ per
cent; ninety days and six months, per
cent.
Cali Money--strong; high, per cent:
low, per cent; ruling rate, per cent;
closing bid. ~ per cent; offered at
per cent; last loan. per cent.
.do o coupon.... BON. ssx.L. 4 N. uni. 10 s7H
sU. S. 80, reg. ). s9NM. X. & 7. LIST As s5
.do coupon. :. esA Mo. Pac, gen. 4s. 56%
.u. s. 4s, reg. 1851 Mont. Power IS, .s3h
edo coupon. .io5hN. Y. c. deb es.. 9sN
sPan. IS coupon. 81 IN. Pacific 49,. q
Am. For. Sec. SIS. 95% do 3s......... GIL
A. T. 4 r. cit. IS s7 o. s. L. ref. 4s.. 81
Anglo French 5s. s2M Pac. T. d T. IS. sth
sArmour &Co AVS ssT 'Penn. con. ths.t0oh
Atchson gen. Is. S6 do gen, 4hs... s3k
Bait. & Ohio As. 83h Reading gen. Ss. Sah
Cent. Leather Bs.I 9s 8. L. & 8. r. .. 6s e4h
Cent. Pacific list. sohS. Pacific cv. bs. 96h
ches. e. O. CIV. IS. sax do ref. Is. ..... 50
G.. B. q Q. !. As s5Ms. Railway bs... %
M&sPg4hs SsM Tex. 4 Pac. 1st. s3%
C. r. I&Prr Is ss Union Pacific 10. ssE
Colo & s. r. ths 78M do CIV. 4s..... S1h
b. G. r. q. ref SIS so u 8. Rubber S. sax
d. OF c. IS, 1881 s4hU, s. Steel 5s...10o
Erie gen. 4s.... blXsWabash 1st.... ssM
Gen. Electric SIS .103h w. Union AVS. 81
sGt. N. LIST ANS. 90
III. Cent. ref 4s.7s-S2h IBID.
Int, M. NJ 6s.... 81
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
! BEEF STEERS.


7........ s71 6 rs 4...... 5s7 rs
Kent & Bessel Cattle Co.'S. D,
80 cows. 814 las 40 steers. 021 s,75
Ada and L. r. Johnson--Wyo
40 steers.s S9s 10 90 20 steers. ..114o II 90
r. @. T. Hesse--Wyo.
16 steers. ..104s . rs
Beaver Cattle Co-Wyo
81 steers. 96s 10 20
]. James. D.
10 steers. ..1O6o 10 90
Smith Bros.--Wyo.
"a cows. e52 s so
J. N. Denis--Wyo
II cows. s33 8 50 2S steers. S72 25
Ed Goodell-Wyo.
10 steers. 5S5 8 90
W. J. Smith and A. Mcwilliarns--wyo.
81 cows. s38 65 IL ycar'gs els 65
w. Davids--Mont.
II cows. s13 6 25
NEBRASKA
68 steers. 67f s 90 II cows. :. s45 90
s calves. ITS 10 SO
SOUTH DAKOTA.
cows. 1890 Z 90 27 steers. 1901 10 90
WYOMING
13 steers. ..I16o 8 30 2e cows. s14 Z 60
IL steers. ..1156 10 10
Hogs--Receipts were quite little small
er than yesterday and as demand was broad
again today. prices scored another big ad-
vance. Bulk of the offerings were cashed
early at figures that were about 2bc high
err Close was weak, and a few OF the last
sales were not over 15c higher, but general
market looked good 25c up. Bulk landed
at 1855 091s.o0, with five-car string Of
within 40c of the record.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
FARM LAND WANTED

WE can sell your farm II you will list II
with us at a bargain for the man who
buys, L. p. Snowden & son, AS s, 18th.
D. 1911.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
MONEY TO LOAN

Organized by the Business Men Of Omaha
FURNITURE. pianos and notes as security
$40. mo-. H. goods. total cost, $3.50.
$40. mo. endorsed notes, tota, cost. $3.60
Smaller, large ANTS proportionate rate
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
43e Rose Bldg. 10th and Farnam. Ty. 66s
LEGAL RATES LOANS
xA.00 $4,000 or more.
Easy payments. Utmost privacy
$40 Paxton Bldg. Tel Doug. s2sS.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
DIAMONDS and jewelry loans at sM and
IN per cent; private booths. w. c. Flatau.
COL Securities tRose) Bldg. Tyler $780,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27
Oregon Lands.

Heart Of the Range"
Jordan valley project, Oregon. $4,000
acres irrigated land. Free map. Next ex-
cursipn October 2.
HARLEY ]. HOOKER.
$40 First Nat Bank Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27

POULTRY AND PET STOCK
wANTED-Fox terrier or Boston bull male
pup, VIII pay UP to IS. Address Boz sIS2.
Ree.
PEN and small bunch OF Buff orpington
chickens at a bargain. Colfax S6as.
FOR SALE-WeII bred collie puppies Ad-
dress Box All. Wall Lake, la,
FINE milk goat also female Belgian rabbit.
Telephone Tyler Ills.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27

BRAND NEW BUNGALOW.
s rooms, all on one floor, oak finish in
living rooms, nicely decorated. furnace,
large living rooms, three bedrooms. stair
way to floored attic, east front lot, nicely
sodded, located high and slightly on North
47th Ave, just south Of beautiful FSnte-
nellie Park. Price $500; 800 down. bal
ance terms.
C. G.. CARLGERG,
AN u ndais krhaafnr Rldc
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-27

BUY A HOME!
This place at AIT N. 42d St. has been
painted, the house has 6 rooms, gas and
electric lights, well and cistern and city
water and sewer in street. Must be sold
this month! You can buy on payments
of 500 cash and SIS per month.
$3.50 Emmett ST.. 5-room house, part
modern and on large corner lot 1t
must be sold this month, Owner will sell
on payments of $500 cash and SIS per
month.
CREIGH, SONS & COMPANY.