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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31
DR., WOOLLEY'S SANITARIUM

and all inebriety ana
drug addictions scientifI-
cally treated our 81
years experience shows
Patients alec treated at
vial A book ~ the sub
.EH & SON No = A Vic
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31

ped a baboon in a box car, is now
qualified to fight Sam Lansford.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31

one to suspect that he is trying TO
corner the ivory market.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31
LOST is RIGHT.

Il am lost" said Willie Rttchie
As q tear rolled DOZEN his chin.
81 an tChipped before Ppe started.
James j. Corbett says III qDin."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31

The report that Miller Higgins
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31
BY j. w. Heislnan.

|LASS Is beginning to tell in the
\ games between the Southern
college teams. and Il is becom-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31

Those Wisconsin promoters who
complain that they are losing money
overlook the fact that they have an
inalienable right to quit.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31

Colonel Hedges arises to remark
that he has real manager at last.
All he needs now is a real baseball
team.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
MARKET DROPS SHARPLY Y

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. N.-Late in to-
days session OF the cotton market there
was a Sensational break OF twenty-six to
thlrty-four points on the unconfirmed
rumor that another cotton future tax bill
would be introduced in the congress,
similar 10 the Clarke amendment 20 the
traiff bill. UP to the time this rumor was
received the market had shown decided
strength and went thirteen TO sixteen
points over yesterdays close 10 new high
levels for the week and season. The
close was at net loss for the day OF
nineteen to twenty-five points.
NEW YORK. Sept. H.-IThe cotton trade
here was thrown into almost a paniolEy
condition today by an unfavorableN con.
strlotion OF washington dispatches rela-
tive to the cotton futures tax provision
introduced by Representative Underwood
The dispatches did not reach the trade
until after the close OF the market. which
had made new high records this morning
on an excited general buying movement
and many traders had already left the
exchange. Remaining operators. however
attempted 70 liquidate their cotton pri.
yately. and II was rumored that January
sold 81 a bale under the official CLOSING
tElrsG
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
new YORK STOCK MGRKE7
Close Comes with Prices Of Active
Issues Little Altered.
SLIGHT sac AT THE OPENING
This Decline Due Less 20 Presuups
Than 20 Lack of Interest-
BOND Market RuIea
Steady.

NEW YORK, Sept. a.-with the sx
ception OF Reading and Union Pacific,
each OF which made gains of about y
PEN pgihRt ntic TIE stock market closed tSday
altered. Trading was light and at thS
opening the market sagged slightly. 1ne
decline was due less to pressure than to
,s ,aeE OF interest. II afforded an oppor-
the main factor In the slow recovery
which set In. Early losses were made
up In most cases, although another dip
downward toward the close resulted IN
small declines for many of the Leaders.
strength Of Reading and Union Pacific
eXerted little influence elsewhere, bulllsn
operations In these stocks being pro-
auctive OK no market gossip other thar
Although official information was still
lacking regarding Union Pacific plans for
dissolution of the proceeds of its sale OF
southern Pacific stock. the report was
ourrent that some announcement would
De made within q few days.
Union Pacific rose TO the highest quota
tion OF the present movement The bank
statement made disappointing showing.
SSoO00o0, the increase was only 81, $50 900.
1nere was an actual loan expansion of
about SS00o,OOO and the surplus was vir.
tually unchanged, That better ex-
hibit was made was attributed 90 prepe-
rations for October 1 disbursements. Ger
many's needs at the quarterly settlement
period were emphasized by the appear
Rnce of Berlin In this market as a bidder
for funds. For loans to carry over the
settlement period sh per cent was Of
ferod, but so far as could be asoertained
New York bankers have declined to ao-
cept these termA.
Bonds ruled steady. Total sales, par
value, tSOo.000 United States 2s declined
u and the ~, coupon, Y, and Panama .
Be point on call on the week.
Number and sales of leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
AKEreRate oanh resI

Banks cash reserve In vaults. .$S52. .Ol4,0OO
Trust companies cash reserve. 6s. .7l5,0oo
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
Texas.

FRUIT FARM SACRIFICED. Finest
~ RIO Grande delta; snow unknown.
making money; fully equipped; occupy
ehange; box IA, A. Donna. Texas
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28

sequence buyers from the country ex-
perienced no trouble In getting what feed =
era they were looking for. On Monday
end Tuesday the barn was full OF buv-
ers and quite a few large orders were in
the hands OF commission men. All Of
hich resulted In a lively trade with
prices showing a little advance over the
close OF the previous week Since thar
the demand fell Of little, causing values
to lose the gain made on the first I've
days and leaving most all kinds OF feed-
ers duotahle In about the same notchss
as q week ago.
IRE market on fat stuff showed la.
activity than on feeders and while pricss
we're steady most Of the time they ssgSed
. little on lambs toward the weeks cioSc
making fat lambs generally 2Oa9Oc lower
than Friday Of last week. A Confined
moderate supply OF fat ewes. wethers ana
yeariinEs enabled statesmen to get steadS
prices all the week.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lamb.
good to choice, Ss.7567. 90; lambs, fair to
good, t6.b0d6.15: lambs, culs E O0ff6 90.
lambs, feeders, S5.50Q6. so; yearlings, rood
to choice, s5.5Od5.65 yearlings fair 10
good, IS 2595 80; yearllngs, feeders, "a .O0d
100 wethers good to choice 81. .25d4. 60:
wethers, fair to good, $4,000. %; wethers,
IeederL, A.OOu4. IS; ewes, good to choice,
A,OQ4. 10; ewes, fair to good, 8.756Dt 90;
ewes, feeders, 50. .0OqS go; Gull sheep, 81 90
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28

diamond A, Lsoc; confectionery A. t65e;
No. /, Ab5c
BUTTER-Weak; receipts, l,et0 tubs;
creamery extras, 229121ac, firsts, 2SIkf1
alc: creamery held extras, dh0S2c. nrsts,
2sd5io; state dairy finest, 90qalc; good
TO prime, NQ2ec; process extras. no
27ikc; firsts, 25hd26ltc; imitation cream
cry firsts. 5lzr2ec: factory current make
firsts, Aic; packing stock, June make,
No l. 2ic. No. 2 23G23hc.
CHEEsE-Steady; receipts, S54 boxes;
state whole milk white and colored npe.
cials. lehqlsi4e; average fancy, ibka1ec,
skins. 1ii5fil 5iAc
BGGS-Stdady; receipts, 7,7si cases;
fresh gathered extras, S5d35c: extra first
5ia32c firsts, 2S950c: seconds, 25727c: re-
frigerator special marks, fancy, charges
paid, 2s1zGTc; firsts, 26a26o; Pennsyi-
yania and nearby hennery whites, t00
Bc; western gathered. whites. 2sd3Oc.
POULTRY-L4ye, steady; chickens west
srns, lse; fowls. i7qiSo; turkeys. lie
chickens, 17q24c; fowls. 1t91she: turkeys.
lS02Oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
September Deliveries Of Corn Con-
stitute Leading Bearish Factor.
WHEAT NEWS RATHER BULLIsH
Thirty BOatIOads Of Hard Winter
Cereal from Manitoba shipped
20 Lisbon, spain, is the
Leading Item.

Omaha, Sept. "a. 1918
II was popular among the longs in corn
70 throw that grain overheard yesterday,
rms was the case especially with the
sSeptember future Tho deliveries of
SS2WO bushels on September contracts
Lhursoay I,n and 10000 bushels yesterday
~ vas probably the leading bearish factor
IN this grain. In addition to the backing
away OF the professionals from the cash
corn now available, there was some put
Lihg out OF short lines, especially Of the
u,e,errsd months Profit taking transac-
IONS by longs was alao in evidence on
= iair scale. For the first time In pos
slbly fortnight the smaller professionals
,n corn VIII come on the board Of tFade
iaTSe inTr. hM91adsy hn1sy morning; and some Of the
pc " order unless tho liquidation by Sep
tember longs should continue
hnSre are many in the trade who are
SUI SUI nololnE on to their corn in the ex-
peetauons that the late corn will be dam
aged ny frost, which is looked for almost
any time E, II. Noyes, who il an au-
.hority on crop conditions, said last night
wb,ch vnst records show that frost conditions
haII OF september have almost Invariably
psen OF a damaging nature and that
setsr,r,Ss asr actual damage and loss has been
VeIoped wonderful strength,
IIesn corn was hdpihc lower.
Ihere was considerable In the news
hSceiSed on wheat that was considered
-. Is.o Lau" AZ EhLner DuliiHh with tha
eaahs Item being sales Of thirty boat
ios3s TI"ho OF hard winter wheat for export. to
Llspon, Spain. A great deal OF ntrenRtb
H. ~ Chleago was looked upon as a refieo-
prices were higher ""0i"
Sash wheat was 10 lower.
. were individually strong, showing
Slsts. an san IN the face OF losses in its
SS5asn oats were A6pMc lower.
Rss noa noaa'ances; ss; Wheat and flour equal 10
soouO bushels, corn. 5000 bushels and
oats ZOO bushels ~Hu
LIVERPOOL closed with wheat nand
"sner and corn h9hd higher.
PRIMARY wheat raceInta v,sr.' 17s ooo -.
cat.. npnents OF 7ILO00 bu. against re-
Ss,pts w e. OF l,1b6oo0 hu. and Shipments of
lLs4OOo bu last year. u
90 haIy corn receipts were SOs. 900 hi
eno shipments Of 10000 bu. AGAINST re.
<<tOO bu. last year. u
nary oats receipts were L,ols.O0O bu.
ono c shipments OF Sti,Oo0 bu. against re-
~O'VoO bu. last year. VI
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
Sulzer's Friend Must
Stay in Jail Until
Released by Assembly

HUDSON, N, T.. Sept S7.--JAmes O.
Garrison friend OF Governor sulzer and
former state employe who made charges
against certain AAsemblymen and de-
ollned TO testify regarding them before
the assembly. must remain In the Albany
penitentiary until the assembly managers
see 1T 10 release him or this session OF
the legislature expires
Supreme Court Justice Coohrane. sittinS
IN The case Of oarFisoh's application tor Z
writ OF habeas corpus. so decided this
afternoon. The court ruled that the as-
sembly had acted Rs a court ana there.
fore he had no right TO interfere with Ia
ruling
Albany, N. y, Sept T.-Chester c
Platt, secretary 90 Governor suizer, 70.
day was suepoenaed ss witness for tn,
board OF managers ln the Impeachment
trial OF the governor, He was served Il
the executive chamber.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
Observation-Disclosures

Driving distance OF Omaha, bargains
Lot uR show you the goods. All sizes, ali
prices. all terms.
ORlN 3. MERRILL Co,
Northeast Corner 2sd and NJ ats,
South Omaha. Neb. South ibO2.'
WILL Sacrifices section good land rorth
OF Potter, Cheyenne county, Neb, for az
and acre Write N S6q, Bees
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PnOvIsIONs
Features of the Trading ana CIoslnw
Pri0es ON Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO, Sept N.-what were alleged
70 oe authentic edvioes that Canadian
the n.IpI mIIulo not bs removed until after
naa 2 decided rallying effect today on
ene praee OF wheat The market. which
a. nrst had been depressed, closed firm,
~. ~os " mshsE Corn showed a net
nse OF &c 20 ne, and oats a gain OF
he 70 Nc, provisions finished irreEuiar
yAillng from 10 decline to an advance OF
Wheat traders who had sold atamnsdsa
20 cover as soon as they heard from
OTTAWA that there was good authority
Tor belief that the Candian tariff would
nt ny ps disturbed before next spring Un-
was heavy owing 70 the huge receipts
from the spring crop. IL was aald fhs
railroad yards around Minneapolis were
oongested with grain and that all the
sota we're fun Of loaded cars waiting to
In rsgsrd to Canadian duties, the ac.
SSp,ee version IN the wheat pit here waa
act before IL was positively shown that
ths people OF the Dominion wanted the
ehan9e. In view OF this news, prices
the close were within Ke OF the top zig.
ures OF the day.
Liberal deliveries on September con-
naets with fine weather for marketing,
corn crowd. Later, however, there WAS
some offset in the drying up OF country
offerings and in the fact that eastern
cali mad improved. Sentiment a. the close
was unsettled.
Oats rallied with wheat. There was
considerable new Investment based partly
on falling off In primary receipts.
strength AZ the yeards. Business conaistad
almost entirely OF changing, holders of
nearby options selling out In order to
acquire deliveries more deferred
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
Hen On in This
Chicken House

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Sept H.-An
alleged gambling place was broken up
early today when chicken house To-
Gated in the rear Of home in fash
ionaole suburb. outside Of the city limits.
was raided by a posse Of deputy sher-
iffs Twelve men arrested in the raid
were charged with gambling The owner.
the sheriff says, has kept two chickens
for three months in one end of the
building while the other was fitted up in
luxurious style. Two officers had been
watching the place for several nights
before making the raid.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
london Stock Market,

LONDON, Sept. N-There was very
little doing in American stocks. Prices
u higher to X lower than yesterdays
New York final.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
Serious Flood in
Southwest Texas

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. N-serious
flood conditions resulting from recent
excessive rainfall are reported today
throughout southwest Texas Damage to
cotton is reported heavy in the Refuglo
district. where the Mission river has
overtlown lowlahds. At Brownsville, the
Rio Grande Is bank full and is expected
to overflow lowlands before night. Cor
pus Christi. Kingsville and other cities
report almost unprecedented preclpita-
tlon. In Bay City. Matagorda and other
rice-growing sections alarm is felt, grow
ers estimating their losses already at
many thousands Of dollars.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28

10 ACRES, 1926.

- CASH, "a MONTHLY.
MICHIGAN FRUIT, VEqErA BILE AND
POULTRY LANDS
Not FAR from Grand Rapids. near town
and eight beautiful lakes, ali for S2o5
large tracts In same proportion; don't be
induced 70 settle in a far-awny country.
Nhefe distance from markets makes
profits from your prodlicts inu-ossIble.
nothing IKE our TO- 20 and 4O-Rcre tracts
nave ever been offered before and on such
ee,Hy terms Free boat trip" and booklet
70 rs genyerS egyerS HENRY BRADFORD a COM
PANY, Owners, 80 w. Adams st chi
cago ms 80 NiA-
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28

chicago C9sh friees-M heat; No. red
ss55lfqSsne: y No, red. gOgsse: No. :, hard,
northern. G9Ssc; No. 3 northern, S5fss7c
No. spring, Se4ssc; No. : spring, si1iS;c
velvet ehaff. stQSihc; aurur. SOaSSe
Qsac; No. yellow, nhqi2e; No. q toit 4,
nAoi No, ; white, T1ifGTtNc; No. q vef.
low. IihQllke. oats; No. 2 white, Ilile
10 ) white. standard. iiq
Csc, seeds; Timothy, ss7695 .2S; cioveT
81 .OO1ii 20. Provisions. Pork, 81 OO: lard
Sll .O0J1i .Oe4; ribs. so. .501li rs. -
BUTTER-Steady' ereameriea. B09ie.
EG1S-HighSri receipts. 7,62l cases: M
mark, cases Included. tt62lc; ordinar,
firsts, nhQf2ae; tirsts. a5b2Sc
PouLTRl--Aliye, lower; Syringe, lac.
Michigan and Wisconsin, T0VgSc; Mime.
sofa and Ohio, ISg15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
Pearl Necklace is
Sold for 100000

BRUSSELS. Sept 27.-The famous Se35,
900 pearl necklace which was stolen from
the malls and later picked up by a work
man on a London sidewalk. was sold
today 10 Mile. Du Monceau de Bergendael
of this city for 100000, who is said to
be acting for a celebrated parsonage 4"
The contract with Max Meyer. the
London dealer in precious stones. stlp-
ulatss that II the two pearls missing
when the necklace was found should
later be recovered the price will later be
increased to t7500O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28


IN STEVENS and Trayers counties.
Alinnesota, where drouth 10 Unknown
Present prices OF good Improved farms
close 20 town from $50 70 SIS Der acre.
others farther out as low Hs $50, raw land
~ A0' these prices are sure TO double IN
three years; would be glad 10 show what
we nave 70 anyone on the market Tor
J. =. CROSS LAND CO.. Morris, Minn.
4o0 acres in fertile Cororant River
valley, Beltrami county. Mimi cisy
loam soil; enough timber for fencing ana
4lrewood. Ten acres meadow. one mile
20 school; two miles TO Kelilher branch
OF ~. a 1 railroad. Five miles from
Hunkiey village. Surrounding country
sttthnG Lasti good stock and dairy propo.
sluon' an acre down, 5000 IN four
years, 200 on long time 70 please buyer.
only per cent interest l. u Cary.
1Attle Fails, Mlnn.s
BUY a farm In Minnesota, only e5 miieS
1rom 0lnneapolis, and make money rals-
ng corn, potatoes, cattle hay and hogs.
1aihhesota has temperate summer heat,
abundant moisture and an ample harvest
season. We offer good land, as any in
the world. al w an acre, and up. Good
roans. creameries, schools and churches
we have ZOO acres Of lake shore I'm Cass
county on fifty beautiful lakes at $50 per
acre; 10000 acres OF fertile farm land In
kanapecs Aitkin and Mile Lacs counties,
rom Nz Q 80 an acre. Improved farms
free map ana bargain HHt.
RALPH LAND COMPANY
S0i CORN EXCHANGE BUILDING.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28

SHEEP-The OILY receipts this morn
ing were q couple OF cars OF lRmbs among
which were a few ewes. Inc Offerings
ing s6I5 and the ewes 3S.A
The most noticeable feature In the trade
this week has been the drop In the re-
ceipts as compared with last week when
receipts were the largest since the open
Ing OF the yards, amounting TO as many
As t99 S3s head. This week 8 supply. how
ever. was liberal contrAsted with the same
time last year, there being In the nelRh-
borhoOd OF l6& oS head yardOd.
As for several weeks back the chs
interest oeutered In feeders, especially
lambs. Feeding lambs and feeding sheSp
together constituted more than half OF
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28

REAL EsrArs loans
OMAHA hSmea East Eebraaka fary,a
OkEEfE REAL ESTATE CO.
tgle OMAHA NATIONAL Douglas s7M
LOANS OF 1900 and up desired on i'm.
t1ofeo real estate. LARGE loans q speciahty
W. n. THOMAa,
= State Bank Bldg
LARGE loans oar srseiaiV sI1n BTo1
WANTED-Cify ioans ana Warra1ss
". karnam smith q Co. ls2o Farnam g
R0L CITY LOANS. Bsmis-c aTlberg ca.
- ne-n BIandgls ThsatsF BidE
HARRIsoN q NORTON. els ON. Vat
Dloe 20 $40 90 Iaade promptly. y, 10
Meee. Wead blde 18th and FarnAmL
GARVIN BROS. bsaa. l.ee ana aP,
wANTED-ciiy lo1nE Peters TTuss C.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow, steady-HOgs Strong to
Higher.

CHICAGO, Sept. E.-CATTLE-Receip
1000 head; market slow. and 49, steady
western steers, &C. 9OQs.4O; stockers and
feeders. s.. 40dS.io cows and heifers, $500
SS5; calves. $S.5O6D12.O0.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market
strong to shade higher; bulk OF sales,
S. 25dS7O; light, SsS5q9oO; mixed. sSo6G
900 heavy, t79Odis.S5; rough, H.sOGS 10;
pigs. A.25dIS.&.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1000
head; native, $36Od465, western $3.50
so; yearlings A70d5.60; lambs, native,
s5.5eG715; western. S5,75@7,@.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
OreEon.

Lane county, Oregon. Beautiful coun-
try; IDEAL climate. Fertile, productive
raising, dairying, fruit-growing, all prof
stable. Good schools. Good nelghbors
Good markets. Railroads, steam and
Commercial club. Eugene. ore, Dept d :
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 27.-HOGS-Re-
ceipts, LOO head; market strong: bulk,
IS .2bqS. .S0; heavy, IS. .25Qs .55; packers and
butchers, Ss.25Gs go; light, IS. s.S5aS.5o; pigs,
Sc. .O0QJ7. 80
CATTLE1Receipts, loo head; market
dressed beef steers, tI.759S.75; western
steers, 36. .6o9S.50; southern steers. s. S0Q
100; cows, s4.25To7 90; heifers S.0063e. 90;
a. .5Od6 80: calves, sb.6039.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1900
head; market steady; lambs, Ss. 6097. %;
yearllngs, S5.0oa5.75; wethers, N.25f5.O 90;
ewes, So. 40Q4 go.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
DEATH RECORD.
HsFmAn simon.

EAsToN. Pa, Sept. a--Herman simon.
said TO be the largest individual manu-
factuFer OF silks In the world. died today
in the office Of his Easton mills OF heart
trouble His home was in this city. MIR.
simon owned large estate in Germany.
He was born In Frankfort-on-the-Nain.
Germany, Sixty-thres years ago.
MstoR General Gillespie.
WASHINGTON, Sept H.-Aajor Gen.
erai George Gillespie. United States army,
retired, Y years OF age. died today al
Saratoga. n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
MisceIIaneoua.

FOR 6AIE-Farm lands Write Man.
sod q Clandt Bank, Bennington, Nebs
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
a.. Loui, Live Stock Nrarket.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 2.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head; market steady; good
to choice steers F259s.OO; stockers and
feeders, 5.75dp7.50; cows and helfers, tLTb
@ST6; bulls, $T5d6.75; calves. S6,00Qt050;
southern steers. Se.O0@7,75; cows and heif-
ers, $425Gl650
HoGS-Recelpts, 500 head; market SC
lower; lights and pigs, $6hcFs9.00; mixed
and butchers, fS6549Oo; ogod heavy, S.eO
18S5
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts 1850
head; market steady; muttons, S3.26d4.bi
yearlings, $6,00Gl60o; lambs, $360d7,2S.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
DISPOSITIONS FOR CHARLTON
WILL BE TAKEN IN AMERICA

NEW YORK, Sept. a.-The trial IN
Italy Of Porter Charlton for wife murder
probably win be delayed TO permit depo-
sitions TO be taken in the United States.
John Palmieri OF charlton's counsel. who
returned today from Italy, expressed this
opinion. The trial is sss for late In No
vember.
THE fight for chariton's freedom has
already been commenced" said Judge
Paimiert, by the granting OF an appli-
cation presented TO the Judge az Como
directing the taking OF dspositions Of
witnesses IN the United States
II shall endeavor 20 expedite the TAX
Ing of testimony 90 that Charltons trial
may proceed without further delay"
Kev 10 ,ha s,t,s,ior- ~ Aav.-,,.,..
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28

MONTANA IRRIGATED LANDS. uas
farm In famous Waller country, whore
wheat Yields % oats 100. barley %. flAI
" bushele per acre; no drouth, sure
timothy; divernified farming IL carried
on under ideal conditional Write today
for booklet Waller Farm Sales Com.
pany. Box ioS9 Waller. .iontana
JUDITH Basin lands for sale: large
and small tracts; stock ranches $40 per
acre upward; grain land close In $40
an acre upward Good terms, Address
Fox Land and Investment Co, Lewis
town. Montana
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28

vss.s, .hS toiiowing cash sales were reported
SSsIsl 1sci 2 cars, 7s4e / car, 7sHc. No.
into. car UIso No. . spring: 2 cars,
,Seoi ear, ISo. No. 2 mixed: car. 7pitc
Ne mixed; mixed. cars. 7so; car, 7sc. Corn
cars, 7osAe. No. yellow: cars. Td'Ii Tdc NJ
eaSs' aSuSSr' Ssc cars. Ssste; cars. sskc; !
mla lmsSed ! car Insar whitel, Ssilc. No. V !
mixed: 4 Ssrs ears sSsAei 70 cars, &c. Mo. I
wSi,sN9 WI N9 grade; I car. csc oats-No, Z
ssS ~ white; ! car uocai), lOc; IL cara
StSj cars. ssite. No, while: I cars cars
~te. 10. 2 mixed ! oar, SsMc. -
,es omaha Caeh Prices--M heat. No. hard
hssssSsVaS; hss9 alS,,si NO 3 hard, 7s9dsNo; No.
No' spssinE, SS,,,I9 m9714cl No, durdm. SSasceS:
lei ki,9i Nc; Z white, 7oHo; No. 1 white ssSi
ysSScI Nc; yellow. zoe; No. yellow, *
SssAo; Sc 49, No a. Z ssqeshc; No. sSGSs sc; ss;
standard tokci. No. white, SossnsSt 3 /: !:
~; : white. sSskc. Barley: Maiting.
glSc; No. 1 feed, 57Q62c. Ryei No
sSgSsfo: No, . b7hdesc. w. :"
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
Caffee Afarkrt.

NEW YORK, Sept. q. - COFFEE =
Higher European aud Rsazilian cables
started considerable buying movement
ln coffee futuIes this morning and an
opening advance OF SGl0 points estab-
lshed new high records on the later de-
llveries. The close was stSady; Septem-
Der, 926c; october, age; december, ease
January, s,bse; March. s:7Se; May, Rslc;
skci santos No. 4 1sRe, Mild. quiet;
CordOVa 125sdDl6c.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
south Dakota.

DECIDED INDIAN LAND being SAC
RIFI0ED, prices IS 20 80 per acre; rich.
level piow land; near railroad; easy terms
a. bA Write p. b. Rosenberger. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
Sioux city Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY. Sept, H.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 100 head; no quotations.
1Oc higher; heavy, s.. S.056IS. 20; mixed, $50
GS26; nhst, ts.6asso; bulk OF sales. $50
@S30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 400
head: market steady; fed muttons, $3.50
@6.0o; wethers, $S.75Q400; ewes, $a00@3.76;
lambs, S6.OO037. .O0