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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

four years. Here she met the man who
afterwards became her husband, the
wedding being solemnized in Davenport
thirteen years ago this winter.
Mrs. l3alch's friends in Marshaltown
We're very numerous and to each the
news of her death will come as a great
shock. No one, not even her Immediate
family or dearest friends. realized that
she was so near death when she left
home a week ago. In fact, her physical
condition was better than it had been
for some time, and a letter, written
personally to her little daughter and
received Thursday evening, told that
she was improving. She was a member
of the Marshalltown Women's Club,
also of the Souvenir Club, whose meet
ing this evening at the home of Mrs
Fred Grumme has been postponed.
Mrs. Balch was an Episcopalian by
faith. altho in her church life here she
was affiliated with the CONGREGATIONAL
lists
Besides her husband. the deceased
leaves two daughters, Ruth. aged II,
and Dorothy, months old. One sister,
Mrs. Ii. u. Haas. of Davenport, sur
wives Der. as do also -four brothers, b.
q. Money, Of New York: Lee Il. and
Ora McVsy. of Davenport, and Clifford
McNey. of California.
Mr.. Isalch's affection was shared by
hosts Of his business associates this
morning. who called TO extend their
sympathy and offer any assistance
within their power. Mr.. Balch left this
afternoon on the Colorado special. ae-
companied ny DR.. w. p. kibbey, and
will bring the remains of his wife II
this city for interment. He viii
probably return Saturday evening. but
possibly not before sunday morning.
The funeral Will not be conducted
before Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
WILL VISIT LEGRAND.
Railroad Commissioners to Decide
Location of Northwestern Depot ut
That Place

The difficulty between the Chicago &
Northwestern railway and the citizens
of LeGrand over the location of the
new depot Of the Northwestern has de-
veioped into such proportions that the
state railroad commissioners have been
summoned to meet in LeGrand Tues
day, March 6. 10 look into the matter.
The Lee;rand people are making an
heroic effort TO get the new depot To-
Gated south of the town. or in more
convenient place. The railroad com
pany desires TO keep its depot on the
present site. which is about one and a
quarter miles southeast OF the town.
The IeGrand people have hired counsel
TO present their claims and wishes be-
fore The commissioners.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
MARRIED.

At the home Of Mr.. r H. Willard.
No, llp West Church street Rev Bor-8
dahl performed the ceremony Thursday
evening which made Miss Johanna
Ludvigsen the wife of MI. Nsls Norland
The ceremony was performed ut s
O'Clock in a pretty bower Of flowers and
smilaN. Little Hazel Norlang, in d gown
of blue null. carried the ring, and the
attendants were Miss Jennie Waage
and Mr.. AZ solem. The brides maid
Wore q gown Of green organdy and the
bride Wore White SILK nlus.in with vel
Vet trimmings. a three-eourse supper
was served after the ceremony to the
sixty guests who We're present. The
bride has lived at the Willard home for
the past ten years and Is one we'll cal-
cuiated 70 keep pleasant home. Mr..
Norland is u Well-to-do farmer and last
night he lift With his bride for Cylin-
der, which is to be their home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

Mems. assorted all wool fancy mixed
coats in cassimeres and fancy mixed
worsteds, slightly damaged. a4c.
Mems assorted all wool cheviot coats in
fancy checks and plaids, slightly
damaged 29c.
Mems assorted all wool cheviot coats in
fancy checks and fancy mixtures.
slightly damaged. soc.
Mems assorted all wool cashmere and
worsted coats in checks and fancy
mixtures Very slightly damaged. i1c.
Mems assorted all wool cashmere or
cheyiot coats in checks and fancy
mixtures. Very slightly damaged. zoe.
Mems assorted all wool cashmere OF.
cieviot coats in fancy mixed checks
and plaids, Very slightly damaged,
soc
MEMS assorted all wool fancy mixed
worstcd or plain black clay worsted
coats. very slightly damaged, 81 "a.
Mems assorted frock coats in heavy
al! wool black clay worsted, cork-screw
and fancy mixed cfleviots and cassi-
n,eres. also mems Prince Albert coats
in all wool black clay worsted and
cork screw. these prices being less than
one-third their value.
Mems assorted frock coats in all wool
fancy mixed cheviots and cassmeres.
Sl.50 values, 49c.
Mems assorted frock coats in all wool
cheviots and fancy mixed worsteds,
worth s.. 50-75c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
I.lcenscd to Wed.

%. III. Adams merchant. aged %. and
Catherine NJ Larson, aged %, of Mar
shalliown.
Ernest j. Benson. farmer aged 80.
and Fannie Hart, aged Is. Of LaMoille.
William Harding, farmer. aged 81.
and susie NJ. Dewey. aged 20. Of DILLON.
Ntals j. Norland, farmer, agad Is. OF
Cylinder and Johanna 4udvigsen, aged
-. of Marshalltown.
Andrew Spurlln. farmer, aged Al. of
Union, and Mary Adams. aged so, of
Lisconib.
Thousands Of testimonials could be
furnished 10 prove What Licfty 8
Cough Cure has done in curing coughs.
colds, Group, wilaoping cough. throat
and lung ccmplaiHts. hut by pnrchas-
ing a 25-cent bottle you Will he nore
quickly convinced that Il is medicine
Of rare excellence and one THAT ynp
Should always have in the house. is
warranted 70 cure. Sold by W. II. f.,v-
ans. druggist, l1S East Main street. and
Gehrse T. Powers druggist, IS East
\ Lar l.f-t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
Chronic Dfcrrhoea.

Mr. G. i. Winstield, of Fair Play
Mo- VINO suffered with chronic diar-s
rileea for thirty five YEARS, says Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrheea
Remedy did him more good3lthan any
other medicine he had ever used II is
for sale by druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

Boys black chinchilla REFERS. fancy
braid trimmings. Worth ST. Csc.
Boys black fur beaver REFERS, fancy
trimmed, worth 81. 6ac
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
Mems Odd Vests

Mems vests in fancy mixed cheviots or
casslneres, slightly damaged, Sc.
Mems vests in fancy mixed cheviots
and worsteds, slightly damaged. De-
Mems all wool vests in fancy checks
and plaids. slightly damaged loo.
Mems assorted all wool vests in chev-
lots. cassilneres and fancy mixed
worsteds slightly damaged. 15c.
Mems assorted all Wool vests in chev-
lots, cassimeres and fancy mixed
worsteds. slightly damaged, l9c.
Mems assorted all WOOL vests in fancy
mixed cheviots and black clay worst
ed. very slightly damaged, 24c.
Mems assorted all wool vests in fancy
mixed cassimeres and black clay
worsteds, very slightly damaged. 29c.
Mems assorted all wool cheviot or
worsted vests in stripes. checks and
plaids. very slightly damaged, soc.
Mems all wool black clay worsted or
fancy mixed cashmere vests, very
slightly damaged. 49c.'
Mems union cheviot vests in checks,
stripes or plaids, 81 values, 49c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

j. Hampton, lot ., block 2, RECESS adj
dition, $1,000.
Milwaukee Land Company to Ole
Danielson, lot 5, block i, Ferguson, 1S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

Mems assorted all wool chesiot or cas-
sinsre vests in fancy stripes and
plaids, bargain at Sl-59e-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
Mems Odd Coats

Mems coats in fancy mixed cheviots
and cassimeres, slightly damaged, &c.
Mems assorted all wool cheviot coats
in fancy checks and plaids. slightly
damaged, 10.
Mems assorted all wool worsted or
cheviot coats in fancy checks and
plaids. slightly damaged. l5c
Mems assorted all wool fancy mixed
coats in cassimeres and fancy
worsteds. slightly damaged. 19c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
Mems and Boys Oyeralls and
Jumpers

BOYS blue denim brownie overalls. &c
values i5c
Mees exsla heavy blue denim ovsrans,
10 values, SIC
Mems blue denim overalls, slightly
damaged. ioc
Mers extra heavy striped overans, .5c
values. 24e
Mems extra heavy striped overalls 75c
and Soc values, ZIG.
Mems extra heavy blue denim overails,
s5e values. 35e
Mems blue denim Jumpers. SOC values.
15e
Mems heavy blue denim Jumpers. CSC
values lsc.
Mems extra heavy blue denim jumpers,
I5c values, 29c.
Mems extra heavy blue denim jumpers,
s5c values, 3Sc.
Mems blue checked Jumpers, soc values,
1ac.
Mems heavy blue checked Jumpers, s5e
values &c,
Mems extra heavy black duck coats,
heavy Blanket lined. double stitched
seams, and high Storm corduroy col
lars, worth $l.50, 69c
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
Mems Oyercoats and listers


Mems dark mixed melton Or cheviot
dress overeoats. velvet collars, worth
81. sl.as.
Mems dark mixed melton or cheviot
dress overeoats. velvet collars. worth
s5.5e. seq.
Mems asst. dark grey or brown mixed
melton eysrcoats. yesvet collars.
worth Sc. s24a
Mems asst extra heavy dress overcoats
in dark. fancy mixed meltons, worth
$3.50, $2.aS
Mems asst. extra heavy dress overcoats
in plain beavers and dark meltons, ~
Mems a'ss sssi sstra hssss dssss ovsrs9st=
ed eheviots and dark fancy mixed
meltons worth from $3.50 TO S75e.
3.9S.
Mems heavy blue OF black beaver dress
overcoats. velvet collars. a bargain al
49, 44a
Mems extra heavy fille beaver dress
overcoats, velvet collars. fancy piped
facing, an elegant article. Worth $40,
Abs
Men 'ssasst dress oFefeoats IN fine mix
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
Mems Furnishings

Boys suspenders. &C
Youths suspenders. l0c.
Mems dress and work suspenders. l5c
Mems Lisle suspanders, soc value. 19c.
Mems Rockford sox. &c.
Mems best Rockford sex. 1oe value. &c.
Mems heavy German knit wool sox 15c
Mems extra heavy German knit Wool
soX, 1sc.
Fancy silk ties. loo.
Black satin bow ties, l5c
Turkey red handkerchiefs, &c.
shrunk yarn mittens. &c
Fleeced jersey mittens. Sc
Mule skin work gloves. 15c.
Mems fieeeed shirts or drawers, soiled.
19c.
Mems sanitary wool shirts or drawers.
ACC.
Mems blue flannel overshirts. ACC.
Heavy ribbed sweaters, Acc.
Turtle neck ribbed wool sweaters, roc.
Tufted knit yarn mittens, comfort
wrist. 15c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
Hats and Caps

81 ii.ls% F,Sie S. is' IS <@
Raz.s ss,l IN. s, Is ' 0>>
Bows fir,s bIi,p ei,f l. sae 5.sI,s 1T
row No. ~ $500 \S
Mea.s bi.3cls ssrn eans - % ,
Mems checked gs.lf sans fan ,vaieb+ 10
- X
Mems Brown mixed golf caps. fan ~
weight Zoe <@
Men blue s.io,b agofrs cans f88 p.eisl,f A\
extra nne leather front piere s5e ~
Mems black silk conductor caps, 49c <@
Mems extra high Gown seoteh caps Sc tSNN
Mems fancy mixed eFes4os caps, IN
Brighton style. 85s NJ
Msrs brown plush caps, Brighton o. )
stYses 27c Ills
Men ; me push caps, brghton style, NJ
sse % ,
N 4as : 0ss' aas''s 0r9Wn push caps <<@
N sa.s,. sIa2 , q black beaver caps, ~
alans extra ane blue 81 black beaver \S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-23

METALS-The weakness Of the local market grows
fed the heayiness here and ua-aEoTaoe news from the
Meta EScEange called pig ron warrants very weak at
S %gr ana very Rsai Il Ss5 Z s3G So i7ad dGlI
81 % spelter easy at 81 Ioa$4 Z TIE brokers' price for
51oLAssEs AND sTRUPs-Tnous6 steady as 70 tone
Quotations fellow Nev-Orleans c=ntrifugal common
I2Gi8e. far l4GIeo: good. 2oa2so: prime. 3og37e:
syrups coannon 15alsc: 5air, 17alse; good 1sq2oc:
OCEAN FREIGEITsIn ne san tonnage market bust
70 charter theT Vessels Tor sout5e+S o. west india
pors during the hurricane season Full bid
in al traaes with the exception OF coal 10 Ns-g "a
scarce, recent rates firmly maintained
Sa BTis.o Sd Reith 3D. Hui SID newcastle Sd
Antwerp =; Hamburg so pigs Rotterdam, 1oc; Am
sterdaa .; cotton Liverpool per 100 ~ &c; Lon
oILs-cotponseed oil N the same old nut Of dull;
ness. holding about steady and qachagged. iefns9
Qp5at 555 t06R Pe 9 bis s. Is and
in bulk s. 90 PhiadelPhia b5ls s. and in bulk 50 20
OF yellow, 34a34lsc; butter grades nominal;
prime white 89G4oc prime winter yellow 4og3lc lin
eutta raw 1ecs Western hnseed quoted &c under CITY
ness under 9ui6stton s.dness in i've hogs ana the
rnness IN grain tended 10 rally the marker
ho1r the close being very seady Shlcag0 rece5.ea
city had 200 and omaha 500 Al interior points Peo
Ness 81 25Ssla Is taniy 81 55Ssl5 25 short clear
80 90 family. S1GGs12 packet S1o4s11 extra India mess
S16dS17 BEEF EANS-Qu!et quoted. $50 5o4S21.
DRESSED HOGS-FIrm Quoted: Bacons, 71Sc; $50
ID T+c 100 10 Fac; pigs. 77sc...... CUTAIEATSFick
leo bellies firm; quoted smoking bellies lie 10 10, l0c
L 10 9 d8lzc y. 50 csc; picked shoulders ct;
quoted 63a d6Ac. picked hams quiet; quoted 10GlOe
49, TALLOW-Quiet. city. 7-lec country, 45aG4Ac.
IAARI-Stsa6y; quoted 10TH a.. 10c: city dull;
quoted eJ0a6. 61c: refined lard Arm; quoted. South
America Continent. 7.40cc Brazil kegs. 9-l5c
pound ouet: quoted city, 6l4G6ssc Western 6A98&c.
-. ARINE-DuG Quoted: Cleo. 7%q7%c city
lard stearfne sl4c-
RICE-The inactive and featureless. closing
AZ nouinaIIy unchanged prices. Quotations follow: Do
nestle common fa5E. 314G4c fair 70 good. 4Sg
Sc: prime 10 choice 51 sc head 90 GG3zc; Patna.
A. G54c: Japan, 44G5c; Java AZ 444+c; Rangoon in
ST-GAR-The market for refined sugar firm in a
oie vv without the slightest change the general
sfruston Quotations follow: Cut loaf and crushed,
30 dominoes in half only mould A. G3Jc;
~rfbes and xxx powdered. 25c powdered pow
Se-e5 snd frut powdered 620c; Eagle confectl5ners
eauated case Eagle graduated and extra hne
Sranua+ed CSC: Eagle n n bags and n
bags az fine e-anulated 62oc; Eagle fine graduated,
sndard gTauulated and diamond 10c confectoners'
A. $500: Nos l. and 3. 5.75c; No l. 70c No g. 565c;
No 55c. No T. 545c No s, 535c No 9, soc; Nos 10
H. 52oc No u. 515c: Nos 49, "A 10 and 49, 5.iOe
The raw sugar destitute Of feature all day,
closing steady in tone win prices noninaly IN
at 4tsc for centrifugal &c
uuscovado and &c for molasses sugar The cables
ed beet London TO be hrm and higher at
lis cad for present month and lis pad for next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-23

baey steady undertone the outset there had been
tte stesdinsss, based foreign buying
ness OF ceoles notably Paris which up 5825 points
E.neiIsh markets. closed s6izd higher. Berlin Al
marx Up ano Budapest 10 points higher Duluth at
e also showed leading hrmness OF much
es Meatner IN the Northwest poor threshtng returns
peer quality but during the early afternoon all
Q. ms advanee was lost to be regained later in sym
Pally with the general uptuTn n all other markets.
On the level OF previous all wheat points
receiving 445 700 BUSH with PAS 700 bush the
same Gay last Northwest 252
compared with 213 17s
Inc weather forecast predicted showers IN all parts
CT the West and Northwest Thursday Quotations
OF cash wheat b ahoat basik follows: No
req New-ioIk I9%e: No hard Manitoba, s2lac spot;
40 nara Duluth S5kc; No Northern Duluth s2%e.
sho no Northern Chicago, S0Ac. all to arrive.
COHN--The corn market had an tendency for a
time on reports os good all the Western States in
cIudlng Iowa, Kansas and Missouri with lower
lures The weather forecast also indicated further show
ers IN State Thursday and local traders
pressed the market rather severely during the day but
MADE less Impression here than in Chicago In the last
hair hour prices worked the best point Of the
cay IN sympathy with wheat and closed rather firm
weekly crop buetia considerable injury
except northeast counties No closed
45c elevator she delivered and - &c afoat.
OATS-The market for quiet all day with
change whatever in the price Of cash property Ex
porters took 10000 bush No closed at 26c; No
oats. 2lae; No white 2sd2sAc: No white, VAC:
track mixed * 4 are: track white 26ia9s5c: No
seize. and No Western. SEC both afoat State
rye. 51R52c. New-York. CARROTS. BARLEY
Market auiet Feeding. 42943hc and mailing 4sQ53c,
both c I NeV-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. August 2

New-York. August %. 1900,
2 aa7s for s aad 81 "a afsd as
with stale cattle 81 sae19 at Jersey City. Is
az Frle ano cn'l.e ieels asu IVA ~ s1S
steady 15c higher light ouls closed r. aTly
Sc per 100 b car Of CRASHED Texans at So CO.
and at So 609S4 30 bulls AT 81 35ps3 30; COWS a
50 Dressed n fair demand a. 5i-Ga1sc Ter ID
a6 T nafno 70 e sesr n az ysrnso I'd f
don cables quoted United States cattle and refrigerator
cuded 800 quarters IN the Ter-nlac LveTI col
$50 quarters IN ne St Louis to S2a-naHran arc -C1
at S IS per 100 n II DO Ia4I n at IS 81 % Illinois 40
70 81 So do. 500 n. 50 rs II DO. 36 10 at 81 90
90 e n 5e At 90 ZOE 90 so e. 8 cows 7s d2 I So
500 ~ al 81 So 81 60, 7s6 10 at 81 81 10 do 6S2
MCPHERSON s. Co.: 10 Kentucky steers 1910 n SIS 40
h ami q s5p 70 G "a i5 steers al IS e. IS 60
1898 n $ 81 10 do 111 s n at 50 10 =, * Az 70
Einsg3 5o Io 10 at S Is do s5s n at 81 40
Newton & Co.: cows 7e2 n. at 81 20 49,.
Tobn shannoa bulls SIS q s a. 81 So co ssa so
81 % - do SOC ID at 81 do go H. al 81 30 DO
S'a ~ judd a. Z Co: bulls sl2 ~ 81 ss4 n At
81 rs i re e. a s. g. 20 y 90 D. 81 7 a 40 $50 n
al = e. g. Curtis SOM oxen 1873 70 at s. 90 DO tas5
8 DO I a. 70 do io2o H. at s. So DO COS n At s. 15
50 so 60 eos ~ 81 40 Il do sS7 n a! 81 I5 co
at andrew q Ire Mullen 1923 70 at g CO. bun ll5o
DO 744 n at 81 50; do TO ~ at 81 TO- do 70 n
at 81 IS cows 7eo n 81 7o 22 do 5as n At 81 90
do 500 ~ 81 co do $50 70 at 81 s. DO 500 70 20
Al 81 cows $50 70 a. g so DO SO 10 al 3 q"
a. io9 H 6 a. Bro RefsPs 4e5 r. al So IS bulls
$50 ~ At So 5 l9 a9 sg 96 az SO of al G' So 90 r ao
$50 n al 81 "a: DO $40 n. at IS rs: do $50 n at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-23
SOUTHERN corTox MARKETS.

Galveston, Aug 22.-Cotton hrTn; middlng s5se: low
mddng l-l6cs good ordinary s 9-1Sc, receipts AZ
bales; exports coastwise, 60. stock, 3.36s.
Augusta Aug. 22-Cottou quiet. mdding 97sc. low
nl1dlns ssc receipts l5s o es sales 81 stoe&. los
Houston, Aug. 22-CottOn steady: middlIng 9Ac; low
niddng SIS: good ordinary. sac receipts. 125 bales
shipments. 49, stock,
St Louis. Aug 22-Cotton steady, niddlng. s-16cs
middlng 94c; good ordinary sac; gross receipts
SO bales shipments 40; stock. 1881
Memphis. Aug. 22Cotton steady; uiddling, csc low
niddiug 5-lGc ordinary receipts,
stock s. 466
Norfolk Aug. 22-C1:ton quiet; middIing. 9ssc; low
mdding 81 good ordinary sac receipts. II baIss
exports coastwLse, 50; sales. 13T; stock 3.322
Savannah, 22-Cotton steady rliddlng sac low
nddng s7sc; good ordinary. Sc receipts. S61 bales:
exports coastwtse 100; sales 100 spnners 49, stoc
6,s7O.
Mobile Aug. 22-cotton nouinaI aiddIizg. SC; Low
middng Sc; good ordinary. sac. stock. 42IO bales
Charleston. Aug 22-Cotton steady; u-id1Iiag. sac
bid; receipts. 24s bales, stock. !, SOB
New-Orleans Aug: 22Cotton quiet; middIng lGei 10"
mddug 9lac: good ordinary. Ssc receipts. $50 bales
exports coascvise 374; sales. 100; stock 36.S06.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-23

Northern 7sssc. No. spring. 7O1sc Corn s97e Oats
23HG2sAc
Milwaukee Aug 22.-Wheat firm: No Northern. 75a
I51ac: No Northern. T38T3sc- Rye steady l. 81
81 iac Barley steady; No 2 496JOc sample. S5R4sc
Minneapolis. Aug 22-C1ose: wheat-Auzust T31Sc-
September i37sc; December. 74ze track No l hard
T61sc: No / Northern, T4lsc: No 2 Northern 72Ac
Philadeiphis. Aug 2-Wheat firm and nc higher.
contracr grade August T1L9714c Corn steady: No
mixed, August, 4sG44hc- Oats steady. No whlrs
clipped 2s2S]ac: old clipped SOG3OIsc But
ter firm; fancy Western 11lsc: prints
Eggs firm Aac higher; fresh nearby Western 161zc
co l5c: do Southern. lac Cheese quiet
easier NsW1Xork full creams fancy 10sc do good 70
choice, S[4l0Ac- Fteceipts-Flcur 1900 bbls 100000
70 IN sacks wheat. 17O0O bush corn 81 hush:
80 0OO bush shpuentsheat. IS coo bush corn IS 900
bush: oats 10 600 bush
go 3 Louis Aug 22-Closins; Wheat-No ? red cash,
wac August oS12c. September. exc: Decsber T2c
No hard. 669G61zc Corn, No cash. $50; 1gst 3ee
September, SSSc; December. 33ssc. Oats-No 2 cash
q nc; August sc; September. q &C: December 23c
No . white. &c
Ioledo, Aug 22.-Wheat active, higher, spot. T6sc:
august, 1014c; September 76c. October TI5c;
Der, 7e+sc Corn dun lower: No 4Oi7c, september.
Il zc oats dull unchanged cash September
2Z-zc Rye dun, unchanged; No cash 511zc- Clover
seed active hlsker lso prime s. 80; IssS prime s. 10
October. 50 4741; No 2 S. %. OIL unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-23
orHER MARKETsLRY rELEeRAPH

Chicago Aug 2-CattIe-Recepts 5000 head, inclqd
ing 200 Weston rs and Texans; generally 109 lSc
lower steady; natives sale to-day
carloads SO: good prime s. 4J7S6 poor 70
medium 6O6S5 So selected feeders steady al 44
srockers slow So 25Q$3 80; cows 65qS4 =
heifers s36SA 80; S2GS2 so bulls 81 50Si 4
calves. 81 5oS6 so TexanseceiPts, 500 head best o.
So Texas grass steers So 5lS+ Texas bulls 81 5OSa p
Hogs-Receipts today Is Coo head tomorrow <OJi
5000: butchers strong heavy steady
slow top, IS Il mixed and butchers S5s3 90 good
choice heavy, 50 05S5 90 rough heavy 81 Sos0 gt
156S5 5712 bulk Of sales So 1885 30 Sheep-t{s-
cepts. 5000 head; choice sheep and lambs about sLeay
otners lOG15c lower good 70 choice wetneTs % SeS1
So 75 sheep s. 5OGS3 so; native lambs 81 l54
IS %: Western lambs. 81 75U$5 10
Cincinnati Aug. 22.-Hogs strong. 81 45lS5 40 Cat
tie steady SO 5oGS5 40 Sheep steady. S2S3 IS Lambs
East Liberty Penn. Aug 22.-Cattie-steady; extra
OOGS5 prime So 4oQS5 co. common So 5oqS4 Hogs
Steady prime assorted, Light weights and pigs 50 TOO
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