Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-30

lnally unchanged.
Sheep-Estimate receipts, 500; nomi-
|nally unchanged.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago. Sept. 80.
Wheat-September, .l7s; December.
1915
Corn = September, SIS; December,
POS.
Oats = September. 22ss; December,
rps.
September. s.l2,s; January,
9.75.
Lard-september. 5.42,s@545; Janu-
airy. 5.60@5.621s.
Ribs-september, 5.o7,s; January,
5.O71s oslo.
September. 57l..
Barley-3s@46.
1 F'lax-1.15
| Timothy-2.42A.
| Clover-S.50.
Butter-Firm; creameries, 16@22h;
dairies, 13@1s.
| Eggs-Firm; 16ls.
Dressed Poultry Steady; turkeys, 90
| TO-; chickens, SM9.
Peoria Produce
Peoria, Sept 80.
Corn-steady; No. 3, SlA
Oats-Firm; No. 2 white, 23is@23A.
Mark ct Gossip.
Chicago, Sept. 3O.--Lyon's estimated
receipts for today are Wheat. 147 cars;
Inmates, $4,000 head.
The premium on September wheat
suddenly disappeared yesterday at the
lac 4 no
cent over December to a cent under.
Some thought they saw significance in
the arrival home of Phillip ID. Armour
and the simultaneous Disappearing Oh
the September wheat premium which
the Weares for month have been
maintaining The coincidence was
probably accidental The weares have
all along claimed that they We're not
after shorts, but merely wanted to get
the cash wheat on the September which
they had bought. They certainly have
been getting a great deal Of cash wheat
of late, apparently as much as they had
| bought.
| There was furry in September corn
yesterday, the price suddenly going
from S219c TO a4i4c and then back again
/ TO 32s.c. 1t suggested the possibility
that there may be left some September
shorts from whom the New York Sep
ltember longs may yet extort some till 1t
was thought on Thursday that the Sep
TENDER corn shorts had all covered.
/ Yesterdays huctnation and the easy
/ way in which the September advanced
made everybody disposed to be little
~ ~. "a d -
ny ..ei'e'ii.ei soii iias isiu ny
/ w. po.iia,ii a Ne" oihei
4 i,a q v -
mere IN mining circles, mas mad me
~ '9ei''eiiipsl pousi ~ .ii'ousii -nci
J" aIuWei'. iouHs sIoher, .he eapi'a.ise
of Price, Mccormick q Co., has had
me pousht ,hro'ish oeher HrHls mere
me commission people VINO nave peen
long ON corn nave peen Huipurd-War-
1 rem, Mcintyre w ardWeii, ir"ln-1reeh,
| sarrinsto Hannah and one or two
others. The contract stock three weeks
4 ago was iess than rnililon pushels- IL
| VIII not be much under o.oo0,ooo bushels.
Messrs. barrett Farnum d Co. have
have deposited with trustee, James
Nicol, accounts which they believe will
lmean practically l0c more in cash with
in less than sixty days. good many
large claims We're signed to the compo-
sition paper yesterday The liabilities
are said 20 be between 100000 and $780,
1000, although no statement of the in
debtedness has been made.
/ NJ, e,,l.'''..
he ioilo".ns p..ees quo,su are as
iieaiis -, uoiieee as - 20 pos~ie ~ W,
yam. ne auo'a'io,s az :. ~ ui'ees Jaw
ny oeaiefs' eoiiet.eu satuiuaS AFTER
noon
GisAlN AMI FEED
w. II. sloppy Reports the ioiio"ihs
prices:
Whed '-oo0o'.
Como.
flax-ee
l.ye-4..
Hay-iame. 800; Wiio' s.oO.
Iimothy-s5Qs5.
CioVer-4.oo.
CORN.
Inc Glucose sugar fennihs Com-
pany quotes PRICE OF ~ cents per
pushet Tor corn OF NO. grade and pet
ter.
LIVE STOCK.
Receipts To-Day. nominal.
britain q co. Is paylne the foilow-
ing prices for hogs In wagon load lots:
Selected light, 100 to 200 pounds, 40.
4. Selected mixed, 200 to 250 pounds, 4.l0.