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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-08
al. In. Work

BERLIN. Sept s-Prince A. ven
-witgenstein today anrounced
that ne win make II part Of his life
work to drive the white slave dealers
out of Germany. II is wen known
that Germany particularly the peas
ant districts. is rich ffeld for the
slavers who engage girls on wavious
promises and pretexts and shins them
to resorts in Argentine 1sTazil and
the United States The Prince has
begun his campaign by issuing !
nontsts publication entitled, THE
Slave Market the purpose of whScf
is 10 expose white slavery ana in
struct German girls. REGARDING III.
wsaes that are laid toT them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-08
How ARE NoU FEEDING yous
ctsgl osSNs

Are yoa giving them nonrishing
food food that win develop their
muscles, bones ana flesh food that is
easily digestsd and cheap
Ese- though about Spaghetti-
Faust Spaghetti DO Won know that
a 1ec package Of Faust Spaghetti oon-
tsins as much nutrition as lbs. Of
beefe Your doctor VIII tell you Ii
does. And Faust Spaghetti costs one
tenth the price Of meat Doesn't that
solve . big item in re high cost OF
iiv5ng2
You probably haven't served Faust
Spaghetti as often as you should be.
cause you don't know how fnsny dir
fer,ent ways II can be cooked write
FOR free recipe book today ard pou'I
be surprised st the big variety Of dish
as you can make from ibis nutrisioGs
food. IN &c and roc pacaa ges.
4 M1SJti!L Bros.
ST. Louis, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-08
LAKES BONDING co.
MEETS SUPERVISORS
csnns. Aure. U2on she Arasr-t ot
la.ssHsy which s4ardias Corn
parry is 70 ASSUME

The meeting Of the counsF ofacsals
with the representa- OF the sura-
IL company which acted as G. 3
Lakes eondsrsA. held al THE con't
house At Fl Madison, resulted In an
aeras1nsnt 10 take weeks time dor
consideration Of The matter, So far
The two sides have tallsd To CONE 10
IN auicssaa agreement Is TO how
much Is due the county through
Lakes appropriations Ii is un6s-s
s.ooa that If IN agreement cannot be
reached 81 ths end Of the ten days
the suft OF the county against tbs
bonding company viii be presented,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-08
CHILD STARTS
FEE WITH MATCHES
BURNS Bed at Horne Of Dr. r 8.
Smaies- ariily Hsary 70
Move.

winnie playing with matches this
morning, Marjorie, the five YER 60
daughter OF Dr. And Mrs. +. 3 Smales
s1f 7zs Concert street, set lire 70 Some
bed Clothes and bstars the trs asT,a1s
nsssu4 cou5d arrive the fire Nlad burned
the bed nnd nad9g smoked the uTpar
naar nf the honss Damage w1s leg
sanad ay the fact ths1 the family WIS
getting rsadF To moFs End only 8 few
a-ts,aes OF furniture remained IN The
nonsa. The FIRE occurred ri s-s5 this
morning And WIS sxt4nrztshea by ths
are 5e-,a-trnan1as chemical engine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-08
The sIlr.h1 a War.

BELGRADE Sent STAe blight Of
war today stsll rests on the servian
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-08
saark snerlesk sal-aes.

TTnstad Press Leased Wire Service l
SPRINGFIELD. IN, Sept s.-1'rank
walker. negro detective, called the
Sherlock Holmes 81 the south, MAIDS
an error when he declared that he
recognized IN IKE King, a local negro,
the murderer Of southern girl. Ike
proved conclusively that he had never
been in Mississippi where the murder
occurred and was released today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-08

capital II tie past ten months there
has not bssn 3 single wedding here,
and the only a-Itcaes IN the shop win.
aows that attrsct attention are mars
ing aprons and Aoaasts. plain cotton
tooc5s snita5ls sar hospital wear, and
ersps. t7ts,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-08

Or. BRUCE L. SlLFHllAN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
oGce sass4 Mssa street., cvsi
Wsrsar Erok store. Rel 'aaoae 1se
Slack.
Residence BIZ North Fourth street
Sell Phone l.soRaa-
sseass; 4e-l2 q. N. 20 p. II rs
o, N. Sunday by appointment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-08

E,veryeouyas rlend-l1 Taoasa.
t1iectic OH Cures teothache. sors
fhroHt Heals cuss Bruises, so&sas
Stops amy Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
Slayer's Admission
Involves Organizers
of the Mine Workers

TRINIDAD. Colo. Nov. @-Iow,s
zancanelli. under arrest on the charge
OF assassinating George w. Belcher, a
detective, who was shot to death on the
street here on the night OF November 20.
has made a full confession, according 20
statement made late today by Adjutant
General John Chase.
The confession duplicates three organic.
ers OF the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea, who. zancanelli declares, hired him
to meet the deteotive. The prisoner In
his signed statement. says he was given
SS5 In gold and promised 1900 more. He
declares the plot to kill Belcher was dis
oussed In the Miners hall here on the
night OF November II. After that, he
says, he followed Belcher for three days
before there was an opportunity to shoot
him.
Robert Uplieh, organizer OF district No.
Is Of the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea and president of the local Trinidad
union. was arrested tonight by the mill
tary authorities. The authorities refuse
to divulge the nature OF the charges on
which he is held.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
Women Crowd to Hear
timer Studies" Read

CHICAGO, Nov. ga crowded audi.
ence, many of the number being fashion
ably dressed women. massed I'm the United
States district court here today to hear
the reading of Timer Studies" the book
OF instructions OF the Mazdaznan sun
worshippers' cult. The book has been
denounced as Objectionable by the gov
eminent prosecutor. and Ottoman Ear
Adusht Hanish. leader OF the cult, is on
trial for sending IL by express in inter
state commerce. Hanish formerly was a
printer at Salt Lake City.
Judge Mack suggested that women
leave the court room 10 avoid possible
embarrassment. None left.
Passages from Inner Studies" as read
to the jury. are:
Every morning and evening the body
should be aired, exposing Il 10 the sun.
Woman is the temple Of the living God,
for she is the mother, the life-glver.
Oriental women are the most beautI-
ful In the world. for the reason that they
walk in the air In a nude condition for
several hours each day"
Hanish viii attempt TO prove that the
book Is a medical work and that his re-
Iision Is based on the ethical teachings OF
Zoroaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27

SHEEP--It was largely a pre-holiday
affair In the sheep barn this morning, as
nImbsr OF orders TO mi. Receipts were
not quite up to expectations. the est-
mate being around 1000 head. which,
while considerably short OF a week ana
the day that preceded Thanksgiving lqse
As usual of late, really choice stuff
was In very meager supply. consequently
was In good request on the part OF the
packer buyers at prices fully steady with
the country only half fat did not meet
with as ready sale. which has been the
case for several days back Fed westesn
lambs and ewes made up the bulk OF
during the first hours. Three double
decks Of fed western lambs weighing ~
pounds sold straight at $50 and others
not quite as good changed hands At tt'fO.
What fat ewes were here moved around
ti.O0Q425. Two double decks OF fed vest
ern yearlings also sold at 500.
So far trade for the week has been
fairly satisfactory, prevailing prices on
fat lambs and ewes being about 1011bc
higher than the close OF last week.
Trado-in feeders continued 20 show no
Important changes this. morning. there
feeder offerings here 10 make a market.
Quotations remain practically the same
aa at the close OF last week.
ouotatiops on sheep ',9 s2S a. lambs; Lambs
lambs. feeders. tB. .5oas.so: yearlings, light.
g. 7SNsoo' ysaS5lIng" hssyy ssy 5000; xe.ns' rs'
5000 sc SoOS e snS,Ss a SssSs1s TsssSs fssSsr.
IA b0, ewes, good 20 choice, A.26d14.bO:
ewes, fair TO good. t3S5o4. esi ewes. feed
ers ts.2oas.76,
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Prices Drop Slightly, with Business
in Street Dull.
CONDITION OF sTAGNAT1oN
Heavy Outflow OF Money Continues,
With Large shipments OF Gold
60 Canada.

NEW YORK. Nov. S-Prices dropped
slightly today, I'm n dun and narrow
stock market The upward squirt OF
yesterday appeared to have exhausted the
buying power Of the market, which fell
oeSk INTO a condition OF stagnation.
Money market conditions tended TO re-
strict speculation. The heavy outflow
OF money continued with large shipments
OF gold TO Canada. The amount en-
Eaged for the dominion today was N.SSo, =
movement to $40 10000 For San Fran
cisco 800 900 more was reserved, making
a total OF t2,400O00, Several influences
combined to bring about the large move
ment or gold to Canada. Heavy selling
OF Canadian grain bulls on the market,
against shipments OF grain now coming
on through American ports; flotation OF
Canadian bond issues abroad recently,
payment OF the last installment on the
Canadian Pacific stock issue and the In
banks under the new banking law were
factors.
caii money rose TO per cent, in re.
sponse 40 the outward movement OF
funds and preparations for interest ana
dividend payments, December ]. Al the
close OF November last year call money
advanced to 20 per cent
Reports from the steel trade again
were pessimistic. An estimate attributed
to an Independent steel manufacturer was
that over 1000 steel workers had been
laid off or were working on short time,
Steel trnde reviews were unfavorable and
q large shrinkage In United states steer :
untitled tonnage was predicted FOR tho
next monthely statement. Ia -,
Bond prices were irregular with no,
ticeable pressure on United states d steer
S. Total sales par value N,lD,VO0
United States bonds we're unchanged
on call, ...,ou.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27

by outside buyers looked 10 be steady 70
q nickel lower, but when packers began
bidding, prices offered for heavies and
butchers were fully a dime lower. Sales
men had been expecting prices as good
as yesterdays, and they were not in-
clined TO make any concessions, but
values failed to improve and In the end
they were forced to cut loose at tho
decline named. Bulk OF the weighty Of
ferings moved at f7.f06755 with several
loads selling At N60 the top.
Light hogs weighing from 1S0 to 210
pounds were sold at about the same de-
cline as the heavies. The mixed and uns
derweight stuff. running down into pigs,
failed to do even this WELL and II was the
general opinion that In many cases hogs
OF this weight were as much as 25c lower.
Most OF these sales landed at a range OF
" .OOlf1 30, They moved very slowly and
II was late before anything like clear
ance was made. Pigs were In poor de-
mand, and the moderate supply on sale
moved at q decline OF anywhere from q
quarter 20 In some cases as much as SOC.
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
cARLoT RECEIPTS.

The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat-No. 2 hard winter. 1 car, S1hc.
No. Q hard winter: | car, size. No. 3
mixed: Y car, SOC. No. 3 spring; car.
7ec. No. durum; u car 75c. Rejected: (:
car. nc. Rye-No. .: ! car. 6s%c; car.
bshc. Oats-No. 3 white cars, 3Shc.
No. white: 1 car. 3sc. Corn-No. 8
white: 1 car told), CSC: 2 cars, 65%c. No.
white; car 65zc. No. yellow: cars,
seAc. No. yellow: cars. SEC; II cars,
@%c. No yellow: cars. CSC. No.
mixed: li5 cars (old), 69c; car Qocal).
65%o;. cars, este; / car. 651c. No.
mixed: car (old). sSc; cars, CSC; 13t
cars. 64hc; 2 cars, G4kc. No grade:
cars, &c.
Omaha Cash Prices--wheat: No. 2 hard,
SoIfIS2lkc: No. 3 hard, 7sifdSihc; No.
hard. 75119Soc; No. 3 spring. 7sg79c; No. |
spring. 77@7sc; No durum. 77itQ7Sc; No,
3 durum, 761xdD77c. Corn; No. white, 65d
6ec; No white. e41taS5kc: No. white,
64ihG65zc; No. yellow, 66G66hc; No. 3
yellow, 65h@66o; No. 4 yellow, 64d65c; No.
2: e5tqe0%c; No. 3 eS@s5,tc; No T.. s4q
3shQ3Shc; No. 3 white. SSa3Shc; No.
white. 37%93Sc. Barley: Mating, 5S670c;
No. / feed lb@4sc. Rye: No. 2. 6Sdl5S1sc;
No. g. b71k0i5Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27

CATTLE-Receipts were very light
today, only fifty-six cars being reported
In. As result of the run the market
was good and strong and practically
everything AZ, all desirable sold at prices
a little stronger again than yesterday,
II Ia safe to say that the market on kill
ing cattle is 296oc higher than the low
While the market at this point has
advanced sharply during the present
week. owing 70 lighter receipts every
where, II would be well for the country
to bear in mind that during the coming
week the big stock show will be held at
Chicago. e'he entries this year have been
very large. and II shippers follow the
mapss poSy & as IS m rsSGnt ySSrs nsa sae
tie. II hardly ever fails that during the
live stock show at Chicago the packers
take advantage OF the big receipts 70
pers should also bear In mind that the
recent decline In cattle at all market
points was due almost entirely 20 the
fact that tho Chicago market was
flooded all during December, with the
trade In a state OF chronic decentralization
The weak and unsatisfactory condition
or the Chicago market gave all other
markets lower tendency. In view OF
these facts Il would seem TO stand ship
pers In hand 20 exercise some caution In
the matter OF shipments TO Chicago.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers. @,ooqpsD; fair to good beef
steers. E6oqsoo; common 10 fair beef
steers, s6.0od7.t0; fair 10 choice yearllngs,
y 1bQ9. Is; good TO choice rangers, 1900
7.0; fair 90 good rangers, t660g1.0o; COM
mon 70 fair rangers. yb.15qe.00: good to
hoice cornfed helfers. s6b0q7.5O; good TO
choice grass helfers, @.26dp7. 90; good to
choice cows, IS 7b66.2s; fair 20 good
grades, SooQ6.76; common to fair grades,
y oon5,eO; good 10 choice stockers and
feeders. S.t0d7.50 fair 20 good stockerS
and feeders. t6O0uS.b0 common TO fair
stockers and feeders. S5.6bQ600; stock cows
and heifers. t4.50gS.oo veal calves. 1900
1000; bulls, stays. etc, sf.50q60o
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
Cnffce Market.

NEW YORK, Nov &-COFFEE--The
circulation OF December notices estimated
at about b0O00 bass was accompanied by
considerable switching from December TO
later months In the coffee market today,
but prices were generally higher on the
firmer cost and freight situation, cover
ing OF shorts and trade buying. Futures
opened firm al an advance OF IA to f3
points and closed steady at net ad-
vance of 10 to IS points. Sales. l92 go
bags; November, s9.67; December, - eS;
January, 1874; March, tiO.lS; May, sl0Ss;
september, slo.77; October. N0S. Spot,
firm; Rio, No. Z, 1Ohc; Santos, No. 4,
l2Ac: Mid, steady; Cordova, lSh9i6isc,
nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Pricen ON HOnrd Of Trade.

n
Prices on Board OF Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26-Wheat eased off
a little today. European markets having
virtually ignored the recent advance in
futures on this side of the Atlantic. Lat
net decline. Corn closed unchanged to
ltQkc lower, oats off hQakc and pro-
visions varying from a setback OF DC TO
a rise OF, PIC.
On account Of the holiday tomorrow
there was not a great deal of selling
pressure In wheat. As a result values
did not recede far. Harvest advices
from Argentina were conflicting, dis
patches early in the day telling of fa-
vorable conditions, but later mentioning
rain in the northern districts and re-
ferring to dread of frost.
Bullish estimates of the Russian crop
helped to sustain the wheat market here,
and so also did a report that the Euro
pean rye crop was short 10000, 900 BUSH
els compared with last years total. Mil
lers were said to be liberal buyers here.
Something OF an offset, however, ap-
peared In optimistic views regarding the
probable yield In Australia.
Wet weather hardened the corn market,
but prices afterward sagged owing 20
pit demand being slack. Iowa farmers
were said 10 be accepting reduced fig
ures. December shorts, though, were un-
easy and covered with considerable Free
dom. Discouraged speculative holders of
oats liquidated. Elevator interests picked
up most of the offerings.
Provisions frightened up after early
weakness due TO unloading by packers
Higher prices for hogs were largely re-
sponsible for the rally
Chicago future prices:
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
&c. December, ssEc' May 'Tsc.
Nnw YoRk eENEnAL MAMknr
Quotations of the Day on various
a..--....-s COwu,~ateaea

Commodities
NEW YORK. Nov. B.-FLOUR-
straights. NlOq4sO; winter patents. $40
p4eo; spring clears s4O0dAeo; extra No.
winter. NB6275; extra No. z winter,
$. S5tS.5os KANSAS straights n. i0d40.
wHEAT-spot market irregulsr; No, 2
red. %}tc. nominal. c. l. T., New York.
export basis, and N00. T. o. b., afloat.
No. northern Duluth, 97No. Z. o. b..
afloat. Futures steady, unchanged TO hc
lower; Decesnber, SeAc; May. @ i-iec.
HOPS-steady; state common TO choice,
1918 crop, t0ffiSc; 1919 crop, eod25c; Pacific
coast, 1918 crop, 25@Soc; 1919 crop. B92Sc.
HiDEs-steady; Bogota, SeitaSO1fc;
PErRoLEUM-s Steady; refined, New
York, bulk, sS.S; barrels, $40: cases,
Sii.25.
wooI-ouiet; domestic fleece, XXX
CoRN--spot market steady; old No.
nestle
oATs-spot market dun; standard
white, t6qIy1c; No. 3 EhQ4ec; fancy
clipped white, t76tso.
HAY-F1rm; standard, S1.O2h; No. 1,
N.07lf; No. 2, s5@e7lbc: No g. SOaS5c.
LEATHEH-FiIm; hemlock firsts, EG
Soc seconds. 5000.
PROVISIONS = Pork, steady; mess,
S2s. Bq2S, I5; family. S2l.5oQg,oo; short
clears, $50 2SQ22 90 Beef steady; mess
NSOoals,E0; family. tle.5od2050 Cut meats
firm; picked bellies, 10 10 IL pounds,
slS. 5odlboo; picked hams, s1s.56 Lard.
easy; middle west, slo.soa1l.O6; refined,
quiet; continent, t1@; South America,
N290; compound. steady; tS.62stdfs S7ia.
TALISOW-Steady; city, ESQ; country,
6Q9&c; special. 7Ikc.
BUTTER-Steady; receipts 1900 tubs
creamery extras, SS0S5c; firsts 2S9S2c
held extras. S0dS2c; firsts, 27Ikn29c; state
dairy. finest, SlQ42c; good TO prime. no
Soc common 70 fair, 23a2ec; process ex-
tras 251fa26hc; imitation creamery, 2l1
3Q22hc.
CHEEsE--steady: receipts, 2.9O0 boxes
state whole milk, held specials, 16It6Dl6stc
average fancy, 1ehc; fresh specials, 16Nc;
average fancy, l5&d16c; daisies. held. i69l
617c
EGGs-Firm; receipts, $500 cases; fresh
gathered extras, t6dD4Sc; extra firsts, A
q45c; firsts, 426tSc: checks, good to
choice 24q25c; refrigerator, special marks,
fancy 29hG90c; firsts, 2Sd2qc; nearby hem
merry whites, fine TO fancy. 5saesc; gath.
cred whites, 56df60c; hennery browns, SS6
50c; western gathered whites, 40d69c.
+ o u l. T II Y = Dressed. strong; fresh
killed western chickens, 12G23c: fowls,
124lS1zc; turkeys, spring, I0m26c.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Spectators in the Pit Desert
the Bear Camp.
NEWS Is EFFECTIVE
Word from the Southern Hemis-
phere Has Tendency 60 In
fluence and Improve the
Trade at Chicago.

OMAHA. Nov. s6. 1919
Many OF the larger, as well as smaller
speculatorS, In wheat deserted the bear
camp and Joined hands with the bulls
yesterday. Besides the advices sent out
py some OF the private wire and other
houses IN the trade advising caution on
the bear side. there were many circum-
wheat that caused new buying TO come
INTO the market. II ls generally believed
that the DECEMBER future is controlled
by some OF the strongest concerns In the
trade. and that there is a possibility of
that option Tightening up still further,
and of much higher prices being seen
While Liverpool has refused to sympa-
thize with the line Of highly colored news
coming from the Argentine Republic
these items have stirred up considerable
ment in the trade at Chicago and else
where. Gable advices OF yesterday
claimed there were many crop losses In
sections OF the southern hemisphere
This was borne out by the fact that In
the extreme northern section of that
country, where the wheat Is being cut
up TO expectations. Cash wheat was hc
higher
There was complete change in the
corn market yesterday, weakness giving
way to strength and activity. Closing
prices for the day were within small
fraction OF the highest points reached,
and showed beyond a doubt that. that nl1as 1h1s
friends. There are now only 2oS,OW BUSH
els Of contract corn In Chicago, while
there is a big open interest in the De-
cember and more deferred months. The
price yesterday was helped by unsettled
weather throughout the belt and the con-
tinuation of the same Is expected. Cash
corn was unchanged to Nc higher.
Oats were fracuonally higher, mainly
in sympathy with corn yesterday. Cesh
oats were No higher.
All markets will be closed Thanksgiv-
ing day.
C1earances were none Of corn or oats
and wheat and flour equal 20 Ste'Vo
bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged to sd
higher on wheat and M4ld lower on corn
Primary wheat receipts were l5OO,WO
bushels and shipments were $1,000 bush
els, against receipts last year OF l,bso,0OO
bushels and shipments Of l,bI6,0OO bushels
Primary corn receipts were 7O5,Ooo BUSH
els and shipments were $4,000 bushels,
against receipts last year of $4,000 BUSH
els and shipments of 3sS. 900 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were 6S6,00o BUSH
els and shipments were 6l,0O0 bushels,
against receipts last year OF 724,oOO bush
els and shipments of $4,000 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
Kan.a. city Live stock market.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 26.-CATTLE-Re
ceipts. 1000 head; market steady TO 10c
higher Prime fed steers. ts25de.0o;
steers, t6.60ae.00; southern steers. s55oap
7.60; COWS, A S6i8Tj; heifers, x.50Qs. 50:
stockers and feeders. S5.6OQ7.6o; bulls, $500
D640; calves. s6.OoG950.
HOGS Receipts, $500 head; market
steady TO 10c lower; bulk OF sales, t7i5ep
7.60; heavy, t7.50p7. 90: packers and butch
ers, N.s5G7.s2l light. N.l697.5o; pigs.
s.. .b0G7.OO.
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts, $500
head; market 10c TO 16c higher; lambs
ST. COOL. rs; year1ings, s.. 25dl6.00; wethers
A.50d6.26; ewes, 3LO06i4eO.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
Metal Market

NEW YoHK, Nov s.--METAIss-Lead,
quiet at 9, 20ai4 30; London. flS los spelter.
quiet at S.2oa6.S0; London. go los. Cop
per, steady; standard spot to January.
tlt tl2hal462lA electrolytic, sl47bQi6O0;
lake, Nb 00u1b.50, nominal; casting, $l4.2s
WlA50 TIN, firm; spot and November,
ts965QS9.6 6l; December and January,
SSe 6oqS9. S1h. Anthony. dull; Cookson's,
N.5OU1Io. Iron, quiet. unchanged. Lon
don markets closed as follows. Copper.
firm; spot f67 ias Cd. Futures. eos is ga,
Tin, firm; spot. fisi. Futures, f1Sl l5c.
Iron, Cleveland warrants. t9s bd.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 2s.-MHrAI.S
quiet at Ai6; spelter, slow at &OOdS. 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
81. Louis Lave stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. a-CATTLE-Ra-
ceipts. i,l0o head; market. strong; good
TO choice steers, Ss.256660; stockers and
feeders. s5.O0a75O: cows and heifers. a. Is
dS35; bulls. A.75QT.O0: calves, $6.00d1OO0;
southern steers, t5,75g7.Oo; cows and heif-
ers. -. .O06D6.00.
steady. pigs and lights. t5.75d1. 10: mixed
and butchers. N.e0a7.so; good heavy, E.70
p7s0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, l8O
head; market, l0415c higher; muttons,
g. 76q40; yeariings. s5.ood5.oo; lambs.
t58Q7.76
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
Minnosoya.

$40 acres Is miles from Minneapolis,
mile from town: 16o acres under culuva-
ton, balance used for pasture; can prao.
eet OF buildings, consisting of S-r. house.
large barn, granary, corn cribs, wind
mills, etc.; land will produce % bu. corn
per acre: telephone IN house; country
fhickly settled; complete set machinery;
n head stock, consisting of IL cows, bal
ance / and 2-year-oids; good horses, q
hogs, chickens. " this years crop ano
svervthing on farm goes at $50 per acres
Y cash. 6CHWAB BROS,
i02s Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis, Mimi
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-27
EATER OF SQUIRREL EATING
BLIGHTED CHESTNUTS DEAD

GLAToNBURY. Conn. Nov. &-An-
other death attributed to the chestnut
blight, the fifth In the state this fall
from that cause, occurred here today.
Everett Hale. aged 30. was taken III last
night after eating gray squirrel. The
attending physician gave the cause OF
death as ptomaine poisoning. due to
blighted chestnuis which the squirrel had
eaten.