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Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

Hogs-The hog market see-saw tipped
the other way today, and yesterdays de-
cline was all regained. THE shipping de-
mand was the best 1t has been this week.
order buyers taking someIhere near a third
OF the offerings. Shipper hogs sold bG1Sc
higher. The packers did not do much until
shippers were pretty well through. but while
their early offers were little better than
steady, they had to follow the pace set for
them. Opening killer purchases were fully
l0c higher and the market got better "a II
went along, closing active at generally lbc
higher figures. In fact, taken all through,
the trade was the best OF the week. Ship
ping demand, was broader than on any previ-
Gus day. and packers made less of fight
against advancing prices. good clearance
being effected by midforenoon.
Prices are a little stronger than they
were Tuesday. being generally a full 100
16c higher than yesterday. The proper
ton of light and highly mixed hogs In the
offerings were comparatively large, but as
a rule the palmer hogs showed the long
end of the upturn. Bulk Of the sales was
made at sl5.t5I15.40. There was a sprink-
ling of the least desirable kind down to
even money and under, and the best heavies
sold on up to 1850. "- -
Receipts were about the same as yester-
day About i49 cars, or 10000 head, were
reported iii. The four days total is So, 723
head. being t4,5e0 smaller than last week
and 10000 short Of the corresponding days
a year ago,~Sut heavier than two weeks ago
by 1000 head. 80 At'- Sd
RRpresenfRtlyes sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Domestic Millers and Exporter Bid Up
Price Of Wheat,

| Chicago. April 26.-violent breaks in
wheat prices today followed fresh record
breaking advance Of nearly 10 cents. The
market acted as II overbought and was
! hearishly Influenced after midday by the
prominence given In some quarters to State
department peace differences from German
| Industrial disturbances and by other Wash
| ington advices referring to moves for the
| establishment of a German republic. The
| close was weak at s2.54A o. 54S for May
| and $2.i6Q2.l6I for July. with the finish
as whole ranging from nc decline to 4c
| advance, as compared with twenty four
hours before. Corn showed a net loss of
1Gp3c. oats closed lie off to &c up, and pro-
visions at gains of Is 10 soc.
| Until nearly the last hour of trading the
| wheat market was largely dominated by
| European reports of shortage OF supplies
and by knowledge that shipping available
| for exports from this side of the Atlantic
had received large accession. Official an
nouncement that owing to the exigencles Of
| the food situation in Portugal all import
duties on cereals had been removed was one
Of many factors that seemed TO imply con-
tinued sharp competition by exporters and
domestic millers. Besides, stormy weather
| involving additional delay and curtailment
OF spring wheat seeding both sides of the
! Canadian line tended further TO lift prices
| Profit taking sales did much to start
| wheat prices down grade at the last Wild
declines, however. were finally checked as
| iVSuil VI SuppVlt winch ucheLopeu the
May option.
Corn and oats advanced with wheat to
new top record prices and then receded
| when wheat suffered a break. Oats continued
to surpass corn in point of activity and rela-
| tive strength,
Higher prices on hogs helped to cause
and sustain advances in provisions. The
bulk Of the trading was in the more dis
| tant deliveries.
Cash Prices--wheat: No. red, Sass;
l rad .lnaI n
| nominal. Corn: No. yellow, sl.6at d
1853; No. 8 yellow. sl.5s@L5sn; No. I
yellow. nominal Oats: No. 3 white. 72T
| ,shc: standard, Iq75Sc. Rye: No. ..
! s2,0sh. Barleyi ti.159l.5S. Seeds:
Timothy, $500 500; clover. sl?.00al7.0o.
Provisions: Pork. s37.75; lard. sel.45q
2l.s0; ribs, sls.sO@2o5O.
Rutter--Lower; creamery, s4dSSc.
l. Eggs-Hisher:' receipts, 2s,03s cases:
frsts, an 632Hc; ordinary hrsts. 3O9
s0Sc; at mark. cases included sod3
| Potatoes-Receipts, rs cars; unchanged.
| Poultry--Alive, unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
CARLOT RECEIPT.

These sales were reported today:
Wheat-No. hard winter: car. sass;
1 l5 cars. s2.s2 No. 3 hard winter: ! car.
$2.S2. No. hard winter; 1 car. sass; /
car, f2.7s; AS car sass Sample hard win
ter: 1 car 1850. No. spring: cars, s2s5.
No. mixed: 1 car $2.T2h.
Corn-No. white: / car, $t.64m. No. 5
white: ! car, sl.6fia: 4 cars, sl64n: .
cars. s1.st. No. 4 white: cars, si.ssia.
No 2 yellow: / car tl.53. No. 8 yellow
2 cars. sl.53A; car. sl.bS No. 4 yellow ::
/ car, Sl.53A. No. i mixed; 2 cars tnear
white). sl.6l; 1 car. sf.5S No. 2 mixed
l car tnear white), "tf6i; cars SISSY; 3
cars s1.53. No. mixed: car( near white).
$3.50; car sissy; cars, s1.sS No. 5
mixed: 2 cars, $1.52.E
Oats-No 3 white: 3 cars, 1870. No. 4
white: cars, rave. Sample white: cars,
INC.
omaha Cash Prlces-whea.: No. = hard,
s2sr@2s5; No. hard. ss.7742SS; No.
hard. s2s7 az SO: No spring. s3.S2d2.87;
No. spring. s2.s092.S6. Corn: No .
white, N.64k @1.sth: No 8 white. $3.50
1914: No. I white, $3.50 i.63h; No. 5
white, s1s26l.6G; No. white. $i.s1 % 1852 ::
No. . yellow. s1.52& dt.53H; No . yellow,
t1.52hs al.5SHi No. 4 yellow, t1,52A d t.53 !;
No yellow, sl.52 l.5?la; No. yellow.
| sl5lia i.6e; No. mixed, N.53 Lax !;
No. mixed 31.52ia @l.b3A; No. 4 mixed,
i152a152%: Eo-5 mixed, sl,51t al52:
No mixed, s1,61015iia. Oats: No. .
white. 7id7+hc; standard, 1874 97ic; No.
white. $50 axe; No. white, 72ii a72lac.
Barley; Mailing. stS591,4o; No. feed.
u2oq1,2s. Rye: No. ?, s1.sl@i. No. 3,
90 antt
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

Beef Cuisine. ribs. 2iiic; No. ., 23bc
No. 3, 17hc; No. ioins. ss1ac; No. 2
26hc; No. 3, 20lac; No. ] chucks. 1sc; No
g. Ike; No. 5, 16nc; No. l rounds, 1910
No. .. 1sNc; No. 3, 1sc; No. plates, 15c
No .. 14ac; No. 5, 14ac. f.
Fish-Halibut, 1sc lb.; halibut, frozen. f5c
h.. catfish, large and o. s., zoe h.; catfish
small, lee h.: salmon, Falls. frozen, dressed
&c lb.; round, lie ID; salmon, Red sllvers
frozen. dressed. lie Id; black cod sable
nsn nc ~; trout, No /. fresh, ist b..
bass, o. g., large, 25o lb.: medium and small
zoe h.; croppies, o. s., large, 1s91sc ID.
Y -lb. average. 15c 10; pickerel, frozen
dressed, 10hc h.; round, 7ac b.; smoked
whiting. 1so h.. frozen. Barracuda. 1ic lb.
bluehsh. lac h.; frozen catfish. Ice h.; ro'
shad. each soc: pike, lac h.. frozen white
| fish. medium, lSc ID; fresh roe shad, heavy
soc lb.
oysters-"King Cole" large cans. stan
dards, 40c; selects. 45c; counts. SOC
Prices furnished by Gilinsky Fruit com.
psny.
Fruits Oranges: 250s, 2sss. S24s, $500
box; zoos, 2l6s, $3.50 bog, zoos. 1868, 1906
1865, s3.75 box. Lemons: Fancy, $3.50 box
choice, $500 box. Grapefruit, Florida: 36s
$500 box; ASS. H.2S box; 64s, $3.50 box
6ls. sos. sss, 800 box. Apples: Wine sap'
| 17Ss, 1855, S2.a5 box; New York Pippins
lbs, sl.7S box: Wine saps, tumble. SIS
| box Missouri Pippins. tumble, $3.50 box
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $500 doz.; carrots. 4
b.; rutabagoes, sac h.; cabbage, lee ID.
| asparagus. $3.50 box; asparagus, 15c ID,
| lettuce s+.25 crate; lettuce. Sl.25 doz.; cauI
flower, $3.50 crate: cucumbera, extra fancy
| $500 doz.; tomatoes, $3.50 basket; onions
wax, 1915 crate. onions. Spanish, $500
crate; sweet potatoes, secs hamper; pota
| toes, eating, $40 bu.; potatoes, new No. !
| s495 hamper
Onion sets-Yellow, bu., $3.50; red, $500
white. $3.50.
Plants--Tomato. 9oc box; cabbage, 90
| box.
Cheese-Imported Swiss, out; fancy do
nestle Swiss, +5c No. domestic Swiss, 40c
block domestic SWISS S3c; twins 2ec: trip
| let's, ?sc: daisies, 2sc; young America, 2sc
long horns, asc y. Y. white, 29c: Blu,
Label brick, 26iac; limburger, soc; French
| roquefort, 65c.
| Honsy--Case, $500.
| Butter-3oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the Day on Various Leading
Commodities.

New York, April 26.--Flour - Market
strong. Spring patents. $13I6G 1910; winter
patents. h3.30@13.b5; winter straishts,
1890
.wheat--spot unsettled; No. . hard.
t2,95 {. O.. b. New York; No. 1 northern,
Duluth s2.s2: No. northern, Manitoba,
S2.s0 (. o. b. New York opening navigation.
Corn--spot firm; No. yellow, S1.sS C.
|. T. New York.
,oats--spot steady, and nominal; standard.
1914 1s0c.
Provisions-Pork, strong; mess s4l.ooa
siisns; mess, ..ss.ooessSo; family, 81. %
Butter---WeakI reeeipts $3.50; creamery,
hirher than. extras. l6aioAc; creamery,
ettfas tsf scorel 3eT3shc; firsts. 57a q
s,ts; seconds. 3s98fc,
Eyss--unsettledi receipts 1855 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 5bMcj fresh gathered
storage. packed firsts, $40 35c; fresh gath
cred firsts, 32n33c
specials. 2G5c: average run 2sEc.
. Dressed poultry quiet; chickens. 23d 29c:
fowls q u 27c: Turkeys, ls436c. Live
poultry weak; fowls. csc; Turkeys, 1791sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
Minneapolis Grain Market

Minneapolis, April 26,-Flour-Faucy
patents Acc higher. quoted at 1850; first
clears, soc higher, quoted at $3.50; othei
grades unchanged.
Barley--sl.I5@l4s.
Rye-s1.94@l.s5.
Bran--sSs.50q4O.
Wheat--Mays s2.45; July, $2.35E. Cash
No. hard, s2.T5a2.S0; No. northern
sass de,8s; No. > northern. s2.5e62.69
Corn--No. 3 yellow, sl.479L49,
oats--No. s white, III. @74%c
Flaxseed-sSSOb dSS6h.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Nearly ALI Grades of Wheat
Sell at Record Prices on
Strong Cash Market.
YELLOW CORN IS SLOW

Omaha, April IS. 1917.
. The cash wheat situation was unusually
strong today and almost all grades Of wheat
sold at record prices.
Spring wheat and the better samples OF
hard winter were in strong demand and
bosh Of these grades sold at extremely high
prices, No. spring being quoted at $3.50
while No. hard sold around s2.s2
These prices on wheat were from lsc 10
Sc above yesterdays average price and al
most l2c to 15c above the previous record
which was reached about ten days ago.
While the demand for all grades Of wheat
was, as usual, very active the cash trade
was limited ON account Of light receipts and
also because few OF the sellers held out
for better prices
The advance In wheat was followed by
CON paratlvely heavy gains in both the corn
and oats markets and these cereals also sold
at new record prices. The trade IN corn
was rather slow during the early trading
hours, but the traders hogan to get together
about noon and good part of the offerings
were disposed of before the close.
The demand for all varieties OF corn was
pretty active, but the white and mixed sold
more readily than the yellow. the sellers OF
yellow corn not being satisfied with the
prices offered by the bu; ers.
The vide premium on white, corn was
still In evidence and most OF the samples
OF white corn sold fully DC. above the bet
ter grades OF mixed corn. :
The commercial grades Of white corn sold
around sl.s3la to sl.stla. the general run
OF mixed corn sold at sl.5S to st,j5t4. and
a few late sales Of yellow corn were made
at f1.53h, an advance OF &c 10 4isc over
yesterdays market.
oats were strong at an advance OF eEr
to 2hc. but while the demand was fair. the
sellers held out and only small part of
the offerings were sold.
Rye and barley were strong at nominal
advances, hut no sales were reported on sc-
count OF continued light receipts.
Clearances we're: Wheat and -four. equal
to $1,000 bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments 900 bushels against
receipts Of 100000 bushels and shipments OF
1861 900 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels against
receipts Of $4,000 bushels and shipments
Of 6S7 900 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were s27 900 bush
els and shipments 1,4s5,000 bushels, against
receipts Of $4,000 bushels and shipments
of $4,000 bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

New York, April 26.--Coffee futures
opened at unchanged prices 10 an advance
of point and sold to1 points net higher
during the morning on covering and trade
buying. The first May notices estimated at
about 10000 bags were smaller than ex-
pected and the advance was also encouraged
by continued talk of firmer feeling in
Brazil After selling at Sl3c early. July
closed at s.05c and December reacted from
S4s to s.Ssc. The close was unchanged
to points h, higher Sales sale; Including ex.
June. 7.s5c; July. S0sc; August, size
September. sl9c: October, s.25c; November.
s33c: December, s.S9c; February, s.5Sc !:
March S.5Sc.
Spot. quiet; Rio rs. 1Oc; Santos As. 10hc.
No change was reported In the cost and
freight situation. The official cables re-
ported no change in Brazilian markets ex-
cept Santos futures, which were unchanged
to 100 rels higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

Cattle--The demand was fair and the gen.
eral market was steady, although 1t was not
very active and there was weak feeling
on the medium grades, which was true OF
COW stuff as well as beef steers Stockers
and feeders were about steady. There were
no choice heavy beeves. hut there were cat
tie here good enough to bring $l2S5.
Quotations on Cattle--Good to choice
beeves. s1f,60al3.0o: fair to good beeves.
s10.7591i,60: common to fair beeves, $3.50
@107s; good to choice heifers, $3.50 G1o.Sb:
good to choice cows, ss.75@10,5o; fair to
good cows. IS. s75 common to fair cows.
s6.50Qs.0e; prime feeding steers. $500
a75; good 10 CHOICE feeders, 8.fb@s. so;
fair to good feeders, }s.00gs.75: common TO
fair feeders Ss.T51s.0o; good to choice
stockers, ss.50G9.7si stock heifers, s7.oo@
s.75: stock cows, ss.oo@se5: stock calves,
s7.5O@10.00: veal calves, ss0oGl26o; beef
bulls. stays. etc. ss:ooQs,5o.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
Kansas City Live stock Market.

Kansas city. No, April 2s.--Cattle-Re.
ceipts. 1000 head; market higher; prime
fed steers r2poGls.75; dressed beef steers
$500 q l2.0o; Western steers, ss.00al?.5O
cows. $3.50 1850: heiters, sS.001lI00
stockers and feeders. s7:5Odlo.5O; bulls
tIOOU10.25: calves. f7.00a1s.O0
1Iogs-Receipts. 1000 head: market lOt
higher, bulk OF sales. sl5l5qI5.76: heavy
1870 q 1890; packers and butchers. si5.3i
qlb7O: light, tltT5al5.6o; pigs, i1O5oa
1900
market higher; lambs, fI2.50Qls.30; year
lings tl3.6Oait5o; wethers, 3il.O0Gi3.75
ewes, Si0.50dl3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
Kansas City Live Stock Market.

Kansas City. April 20 -Cattle--Recelpts
900 head: market, steady; prime fed steers
fl2 O0ql275 dressed beef steers. ss.c5q
! , 90: western steers, S925@l9.50; cows
s6,5OGio,SO; helfers. Is.0O0l1.2j: stockeri
and feeders. f.509lo.6o; bulls $500 90
calves, s150Ql3.0O.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head: market
higher: bulk OF sales. SI50O@i5.sO; heavy
1885 SOILS So packers and butchers. $3.50
ql5.7o: light. sl+7Sal6.ib; pigs sio.5OQ
l4.?5.
sheep and Lambs-Gecelpts. 800 head
market, higher. lambs. sl3,00GI660; year
ltnss, slS5Ol 1850; wethers, {Il00dlt.00
ewes 40 50
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

Receipts light on both prairie hay and
alfalfa. Market firm and higher on the
better grades Of hay, demand good.
Hay-Choice upland prairie, $500 a 5000
No. l, s1s.oo@1s.Oo; No. ., ti6oo417.0 90;
No. 3. sl0.OO@1s.OO. Midland. No. /. $500
91s0O: No. ?, tlAOOa1s.OO. Lowland. No
|, sIS500iA50; No. .. slo.O09llOo; No. g.
s7,50ds.5O.
Alfalta-Choice. s2c,Ooa $500; No. /,
ssl.OO a s2.oO; Standard, $500 $4,000; No. 2
$500 q17.00; No. 5, {s.O0@l4oo
straw-oat, s7.00G7SO; wheat. sS.O0a
4 IN
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Chicago, April MISUNDERSTANDING 1000
head; market, firm: native beef cattle. 50. 90
0I3.io; stockers and feeders, s7i5aIO.0O:
cows and heiters, t5.709ll.2O; calves. IS 90
wl?.O0
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; market
weak at l0c above yesterday average; bulk
of sales, $3.50 q 1890; light, tlAG5Ql5.s5;
mixed, Sl5.26Gi5.s6; heavy. tl6.:5al5.s5:
rough. Sl5,25@l5.t6: pigs. tss5ala.G5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900 head;
market, strong; wethers, tl0.75di5.gO;
ewes, s.7@i2.90 lambs. sl2.i09l6.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

Sheep--A combination OF light supplies,
fairly good demand, and a generally
strong tone all round the market loop
sent prices to new high levels this morn
ing. The upturn was unevenly distributed,
but good Mexican lambs, which made up
the bulk of the wooded offerings, sold mainly
20c higher than yesterday, and one lot. the
mates of lambs that were cashed early
yesterday at $500, showed a flat 40c up
turn. bringing $3.50. Several cars of good
handy weight Mexlcans touched a new rec
ori price of $3.50. This figure is soc
above the high mark 'ot $3.50 last Fri
day. and Is an even dollar higher than the
best PRICE paid week ago today.
On tho bulk OF, the offerings clipped stun
showed less advance for the day thar
wooded grades. A deck of handy clipped
Mexican lambs brought a new record price
OF $3.50. while slS,00I1330 bought the
most of the shorn stun offered.
shorn ewes at slO.5b were nickel higher
than a cut from the same band OF stuff sold
yesterday. Nothing OF importance In the
line of wooded sheep was here and, in fact
almost none have been offered this week
That they can be credited with at least
part Of the advance lambs have shown IL
certain, and good ewes are safely quotablt
up TO $500. With none showing up, weth
er and yearling quotations continue to ht
Just a guess work proposition.
The arrival of four cars of California
spring lambs. the first that have been here
thus season. caused no excitement in the
trade. Early in the. day they were held a,
$500. but II was reported that by moor
only $500 was asked for them. Up 10 q
late hour they had not sold The selling Of
spring lambs at less than yearling LIANT
prices at this season is new feature Of
the trade. 1t is, of course, due to the lofi'
| ness of the wool market.
! Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
| Mexican, $500 q 1850; lambs, fed western
Si560al6ss5: lambs. fSesh shorn, sl:.6od
1880: yearlings, good to choice, sl3,7Sd
1850: yearlings, fair to good $500 4l5.7S
| wethers. fair to choice, sIs,50@lS.50; ewes
| good to choice. sla.4OqlS0O; ewes. fair tc
good. $li.50aIs.4O; ewes, plain TO culls
| ss.00qli.oO.
Il. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

New York, April observation-disclosures
opened steady; May, 1856; July, 1866
october, 1850; December, lS67c; January,
1890.
Co,ton--Futurcs closed steady; May
1850: July. 1850; October, 1850; De.
cember, 1890; January, 1870.
The cotton market closed steady at q
net advance of to Is points
Liverpool, April 36,-Cotton--spot, steady
good middllng, ls,sbd; middling. is.7Sd
low middlins. i2.s5d. Sales. 1000 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

London, April 26.--American securities
were affected by the rise In Wall street.
which necessltated higher treasury bids for
the big shares. but low priced issues only
responded to the rise frsctonally on the
stock exchange today
Silver-Bar, 81 5-1ed per ounce.
Money-4@4L per cent
Discount Rates-Short bills AZ per cent !,
three months, AZ per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

ST. Joseph. Mo, April f6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500 head: market slow aud steady;
steers, Ss.OO@12.26; cows and helfors $3.50
Qll,00; calves, t6.0odll.0O.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head: market
prospects bgioc higher; top, 1880; bulk
OF sales, sI5.lO1l5.65.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 head .
market 25m35c higher; lambs, Sl5.75d l6.6O };
ewes SI225mIs2b
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

er, ,7.50aI2.Oo; native calves, Ss.OOdls SO.
Eogs-Receipts. 900 head market.
higher; lights, sl526plJ65; pigs, fi0.76U
1925; mixed and butchers, tl6.iOaI5.s5;
good heavy. s15s5Gi5.96: bulk OF sales.
Sl5.f0Qi5sS
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, $50 head
market higher: lambs, sl3.00dls.50; ewes.
ts.SoGis.26; yearlings, Sls.75elL7S; clipped
LAMBS tl300UiS50
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

New York. April 36.--sugar--Rav.
steady: centrifugal, 6.27c moasses. 5.3sc
Refined, steady: fine granlsted, 7.509S. 00c.
Futures opened steady on covering but
later eased off under renewed liquidation
and at noon prices were to points lower
The list eased off later with the easier
feeling in the spot market. Closed easy and
7911 points lower. Bulk Of Sales. 1850 tons,
May, 5.asc; July, 545c: September, 5.53c
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

New York, April 2e.--Cotton goods were
firm today, Government orders for both
wool and cotton goods continued to increase.
Wages are being advanced In all textile
mills, thus adding To the increased cost OF
production. The leading carpet manutac-
turers In the country have given notice TO
curtail the output 5 per- cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

New York, April 26.--Metals-Lead, Arm
ss.G2E. SpeIter, firm: spot east St Louis de-
livery, s.7sQs.0 Copper, nominal: electro
lytic, spot and second quarter. t?s. 90 q 80 on; ;
later deliveries, s240062s.o0. Iron, hrmer;
No. l northern, S4?.75a43.75; No. =, s42.cs&
1895. Tin, strong; spot, $500 o $500.
At London: Spot copper, $780, futures,
1929 los; electrolytic, fl42 Spot tin, 1927
15s; futures, f22s IS. Lead, $50 los. speiter,
fa4
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

Kansas City. April es.-wheat-No :
hard. s:.s5@s,sa; NJ. . red. ss.ss9 500
May. s?,s:; July s2.i4A.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. sI.56dl57; No.
white, 'i.6edt.7o; No. : yellow, sl5s
l.5s; May. si4sS; JAY. sl4s.
oats-No. 2 white, Ts@77c; No mixed
.7ST74c &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
MONEY TO LOAN

FURNITURE. pianos and notes as security.
$40, 8 mo-, II. goods, total cost. $3.50.
$40, s mo-, Endorsed notes. total cost. $3.50.
Smaller, large ANTS. proportionste rate.
PRoVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY.
Organized by Omaha Business Men.
432 Rose Bldg, 18th and Farnam. Ty. 666.
LOOK LEGAL RATE L0ANsl LOOK!
5000 costs you s s.2b for six months
100 90 costs you 20.27 for one yesr.
90 costs you 3l.20 for ono year.
400 costs you 1880 for one year.
10000 costs you 5000 for one year,
Other AMOUNTS in proportion.
EASY PAYMENTS, UTMOST PRIVACY.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY, .,
stO Paxton Blk. Tel. Doug, 22s5.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hugh c. Robertson and wife to Ber-
nard N Robertson ct al, Twentieth
avenue, 1879 feet south OF CASTELAR,,
east side. 5Oxi0i. .,..,...,.......s 200
Anna X. Gram to Agnes b. Parks,
Thirteenth street. 200 feet north of
NJ street. west side. t0x120, 1900.
Agnes B. Parks and husband TO Erie
y Brown, Thirteenth street, geo
feet north Of NJ street. west sue.
4ONl2O ....''.',s'','t'
Rasmus Larsen to Harry Gaspari.
southeast corner Bluff and Wash
ington, Florence, ls2xls2......... s,i2
Sterling Realty Co. to Standard OIL
Co. southwest corner Seventeenth
and Howard. SsxiOO. ...,.,,...... 2S,oO
James A. Bruce snd wife to John
W. Holden, southeast corner Thir-
ty-slxth and Grand avenue, s7xi2S
Jennie A. Forsyth to Clara Ferer,
Thirty-hfth street, 1850 feet north
OF Dodge, 50xlS6., ...........r..
Florence n MiXter and husband to
David Il. Gross ct al northeast cor
ner Thirty-first and Chicago street,
l2xl0o ........., 500
Lilly NJ, Common and husband to
Samuel V. Jewell, Twentieth street,
forty-hve feet north of Mandor.
son. west side, Oxl24....,,,..... l,5i
Matthews j. Kuhl and wife TO =
Jacob Baier, Chicago street. 23t
feet east OF Twenty-sixth street.
north side. Northumberland. s.lC
Margaret NJ. Burke to James p.
Slater, Douglas street. IS &C feet
west OF Twenty eighth street, south
side, Ss,Sxl2l Observation-Disclosures.
William II. Russell and wife to
James r. Slater, Twenty eighth
street. la1.S feet south of Douglas
street, west side, loxiiS.......,. -
Lulu N Jerome TO Mary u. Gerspach-
er ct al, Farnam street. Fifty
eight feet west OF Fotty.elghth
street. south Side, Soxl5e.......
William p. Warner and wife TO Rob-
crt A.. stewart, Cass street. 200 feet
east OF Fifty-arst street, north
side. e6Si3b ...,,...............,..
Millie Il. wickersham and husband
TO Mary Rogers Kimball,> south
west corner Forty-ninth and Dav-
export street, iooxi36. i0,5
| Laura Z. Morrow and husband to
Arthur Theodore, Maple street.
sixty feet east OF Nineteenth
street, south side, soxsls
IsHdor shafer and wife TO Arthur
Theodore. Twenty NTH avenue, l3S
sCct south Of Pierce street. west
| side, 33Sl20 ,.,.,.....,,....
Marcus Sleek TO Howard p, How
eli northwest corner Thirty nth -
and Blendo. s0xliss. ,p.,,.,..,f
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-27

Omaha. April 26-Bank clearings for
Omaha today were s5.sss.ssS7s.. and for
the corresponding day last year $685.
4oq.05.