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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS,

GRAIN GOSSIP-Gossip bv private wire
to c. II. F. Smith & Co, ST Paul, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange
and Chicago Board of Trade-Modern
Miller: The outlook for the winter
wheat crop is less favorable than week
ago. Although reports of damage by
Hessian fly and other insects are becom-
ing more numerous, they lack confirma-
as the country west of the Mississippi
river is concerned. East of the Missis-
sippi, however, the plant is steadily de-
preciatlng, and it only remains to be de-
termined by future weather conditions
to what extent these insects will extend
their rayages.-St. Louis wires: 'sBrin-
some a. Judd, largest receivers here, have
haIf dozen letters this morning from
Southeast Kansas, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, in which they say the pros
poets for wheat are the finest on record. -
I-1Columb bus, o.; Marion, Lagoon,
Champaign, Hardin, Delaware, Shelby
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No. red. 72Q721zc. Corn-No. ?. 37@9725c:
No. yellow, 3l12c. Oats-No. 2, 2262212c;
No: white, 247z@z512c; No white, 24H
Good feeding barley. 36fac; fair to choice
mailing. 3Sq41c. Flax Seed-No. /. Sl.8G
Timothy Seed-Prime. $2.471@. Clover Seed
grade $3.50. Porx-Mess per
6:9212. Short Ribs-Sides Qoose), Sc, ,4O06. 70
ShouldeTs-Dry salted (boxed), 6h@6a4c.
SldeS-Short clear tboxed), $7Ge7.l0 Whis-
ky-Basis of high wines, $I23. Sugars
wheat, 2S,GO0 bu; corn IA, COO bu; oats
2SlCGe bu; barley. $4,000 bu Shipments&
Flour, $500 bbls; wheat. 25 900 bu; corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, 107,0 ,09@ bu: rye 1.C00 bu.
ter market was steady; creameries 15SD
l912c; dairies. 131zG17c Cheese SLOW at
S7s@S7Sc. Eggs steady; fresh, 1112c.
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and sIiphtJv weaker. 7,

and slightly weaker July opened un-
changed at 67}4c, sold up to 57zsG6Sc at
9;34, off to 675Sc at Il 80. and closed &c
off at 6I3sc. Cash-70,0O0 bu at nc under
bu this week. Wheat-No. l hard, cash,
CSC; to arrive. 69Hc; May, 691sc July,
697sc; September. 68Ac; No. l northern,
cash. 67hc; to arrive. 677sc; May, 67Hc;
July: 6Isc; September. STAG: No. 2
northern. 6512c; No. spring, 62i4c; oats,
23Q2212c; rye, 52a4c; barley, 36GG3Sc; fax,
cash. $1.S0; May, 81 rs; September, s126A
october, Sl-2l; corn, 36c. Receipts-Whe
104. .915 bu; corn, 1852 bu, rye, SIS bu: ffax
2,7N bu. Shipments-Wheat, 100. .e0G bu;
corn, $4,000 bu
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South st. Paul, May 25
CATTLE-There has been but little
change in the cattle market this week.
An unusually heavy run Of butcher stuff
on Tuesday caused little weakness on
that day, but since that time butcher
stuff has been selling fully steady and
the demand is the very best for good
quality cows and steers. Gamers ana
bulls are selling about steady with last
week, but veal calves are lower. Best
calves are now bringing $3.50 and $575.
The stock cattle market has been a little
slow during the past two days. Steady
prices are being paid for stock calves and
feeding stuff, but buyers have insisted on
very close sorting. and while paying up
for the top ends have refused to touch
the leftover cattle. Heifer stuff IS slow
and lower even on the best. Stock and
feeding bulls steady, feeding cows weak
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and slow. There seems to be but a lin
tied demand for mich COWS and only the
best are selling steady. -st-
HOGS-The market opened five cents
higher here today and closed steady at
The advance. The bulk OF the hogs liz
sold at $40 TO $5.15 with one extra choice
bunch at $50. Packers. $3.50; pigs 81 sc;
stays. $4.2o. Receipts have been very
heavy this week, but the demand has
been good and the market satisfactory
Compare South st. Faul with other Wesl-
crn markets and you viii find that ycu
will make money by shipping this way.
SHEEP-The market has practically
gone to pieces this week. Fat sheep and
lambs are averaging 25 10 80 cents lower
than last week and the demand is only
fair at the decline. Stock stuff is hard
to sell at any price Very truly,
ROGERS S, ROGERS.
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accordance with private settlements
Thus. In the early dealings. there was d
sale of 5000 share block of Atchison
preferred, the same house being both
buyer and seller. There was also a re-
port current that very large repurchas-
ers We're made for 1Chifago account of
BLOCKS Of stocks sod yesterday for the
failed firm. The -AtchIson trans act on
was exp aimed as being "a mere transfer
OF an account These operations doubt
less represented the progress of a settle
ment Of the firms affairs. The prices at
Whlch they were made indicated that the
Duylng In OF the stock was intended TO
De at last night $ closing prices. The
Iact that such settlement could be Sc
cured helped TO sustain the market, and
prices ruled for the greater part of the
day at or above last night level. in
spite of the almost stagnant condition Of
me market Later in the day the sus-
tanning lhhuenceS was less effective and
prices generally declined below lasl
AT the same time. rumors were dis
Semlnated that other houses were in
financial dimculty. but nothing developed
before the close to warrant these 1u-
mors The undertone of the market wa5
rather depressed, in spite of the support
Ne extent OF the failure affected senti-
@ @HleIit adversely and collapse of the cor
ner IN cotton was looked to as material
~ altering the prospects of the cotton
sectlcn owing to the decreased price Of
tne me article 1t was pointed out that the
thTariaole result Of such efforts to es-
taoIlsh abnoTmaliy high prices is a re-
LAPSE to abnormally low prices
Ihe disposition manifested in LIVERPOOL
to extend the bear movement I'm cotton
instead or turning to the buying side at
tne decline, disappointed some expecta-
tion- Inc prospect of a large incrs ase N
1he caSh reserves Of the banks in tomor-
row nank statement seemed to increas G
raIner than relieve the depression
Inc preliminary estimates of the cur
aency y movement with the inteFiar ind
te cate that the banks have gained from
that source over S3.G09 900, or about tW'c :
as much as last week. The Indication
thus afforded of A further decline In
trade activity made for depression and
especially as money in New York is b.
coming most drug in the mark =
Inc call lean rate today fell to 1i5 per
cent. ana cho1ce grades ef mercantile pa
per commanded as dow as per cent latn
IN tne Day. The reduction in The Official
dIsCount rate of the Bank of France fol
loving mat of the Bank of England re-
auces the attraction for the Ioaning Of
american capital in foreign markets. III
there was no disposition tn buy Am Fri.
can stocks for that account
Inc bond market continues dull and
Inc changes In prices have been mixed
Iotal sales. par value. 81 10000 United
states refund IS. w. j. advanced H.: So
regular and 5s coupon and Old As, q Ia
the bid price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS
FURNISHED by Charles. H T Smith &
20. members of the New York Stock ex-
chanse. Pioneer Press biiiiiing. who have
uirect wires to Chicago and New York
iasfng nFires are ssid 8
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QUIET LOT OF MARKETS REPORT
ED As RESULT Or CHICAGO
TRADE
WHEAT ONE-QUARTER LOWER
Rain Problem in the Northwest Is
Cutting Suite IL Figure With
DeRIcrs-COrn Was Dali,
with Wheat.

CHICAGO, May 25.-There was a quiet
lot Of markets on the exchange today.
Wheat closed l4c lower; corn a shade
down and oats 4s6hc depressed. Provi-
siOnS closed practically unchanged
The cool, sequestered vale of life which
the wheat market placidly trudged along
today was only 38c in width. if the ex-
preston may be used. The Northwest
was still without rain of the sort needed,
although Winnipeg, Grand Forks and
Fargo got a little moisture, which was
sufficient to deprcss prices here a bit
Before the news of these showers reached
here the market was firm on the Liverpool
SteadineSs, the dryneSs heTefnbefore re-
terred 70, and damage claims from Kan
sas and Illinois. The close was steady.
The Northwest reports do not agree.
Some sources inform the local traders
that the Northwest can go without rain
for some time without suffering mate
rally, while others declare the situation
already Is very serious. In consequence
the majority of traders are inclined to
await something definite. although it is
generally believed here that rain in the
Dakotas ana elsewhere in that section
would at least be of some benefit
Trade was light. both for cash and in
The speculative article. July opened sc
over yesterday, at 671i6I67&sC, and sold
lp 10 6.ssM6i12c. Then it declined to 6GBc,
where Il steadied and shortly afterWard
"ound up the session 1sc lower, at elise
New York reported 13 loads taken for
export Atlantic port clearanceS in wheat
and flour were equal to 25S 600 bu Pri-
with 9SS.CO9 last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth rerorted $50 cars, against $50 last
week and 59S 4 year ago. Local receipts
were Al cars, none Of contract grade
Save for a little squirt of activity early.
corn was dull and generally under the
influence OF wheat. The opening was
irm with wheat, and a little advance fol-
lowed under the same guidance The
market also reacted with wheat, but raj
lied under buying by an influential bull
and closed steady. The weather was ia
yorable for the crop. July sold between
5ll4c and 3l9ssc, closing a shade under
yesterday, at 37h hGtS12sc. Receipts E66 cars.
Oats were dull and easy. The weather
was favorable. crop advices bearish and
receivers were sellers, although country
offerings We're reported small. Receipts.
BPS cars. July sold between 2I24G2l&sc
and 2ll2c. closing 1sGlt4c under yesterday,
at 2ll4c. There was not much of a provi-
stons market, and the range was very
narrow. Hogs were firm early, but weak
later. forming a mild influence for the
guidance of product. July pork closed a
shade over Yesterday, at Sll.4715 lard 21bc
lower. at SG.92l2, and ribs unchanged at
s65Il2
Estimates tomorrow: Wheat. 40; corn,
80: oats, 30 cars; hogs, %. 900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS SOLD FIVE CENTS HIGHER
CLOSING STEADY AT THE
ADVANCE
GOOD CATTLE SELL STEADY
Receipts Were Light, With Some
Very Choice Feeders Among
Offerings That Sold Strong
Sheep Weak.
FOOD CATTLE SELL STEADY

SOUTH ST. PAUL. May 25.-Receipts at
the Union stock yards today (estimated)
were: Cattle, 100; calves. 100; hogs, 1000:
sheep. 100; cars, o.
Official receipts Thursday: Cattle, 44l;
calves, S43; hogs, 2.467; sheep, 81; cars. 81.
Receipts thus far in May, compared
with the same period In May, 1899, are
a. folIows.
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STOCKS Would NOT MOVE
THE PRICE-MCORMICK FAILURE
HAD PAD EFFECT ON
MARKET
OTHER RUMORS NO BETTER
Ray Of Light Was Thrown Upon
Situation by Announcement OF
Probability Of Settlement
by the Firm
OTHER RUMORs NO BETTER

Close. Day.
Bar Bar silver silver, New New York York .;.,...69% 69a6i
NEW YORK, May 25.-zThe stock mar
ket continued intensely dull today There
was no appreciable outside demand and
aioof, pending more definite developments
regarding the affairs OF Price. McCor-
mick & Co, whose failure was announced
yesterday. There were hot many trans
actions under the rule on the exchange
today for the firms account, but there
were indications of large transactions in
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CATTLE.

Comparative ro04ipts:
Total for today (estimated) .......... 200
A week ago ....................-..... I62
A year ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
Quotations. Choice butcher cows and
heifers, $3.50 AIS; fair to good. S393.50;
thin cows and Gamers, s22592. rs: cho ce
butcher steers, S4.5005; fair to good. $425
$40; fat bulls. $3.4003.I5 bologna
bulls, 81. I503.25; veal calves, $4.50Q5. IS /;
choice stock cows and heferS. 3.50Gi3. So :;
fair TO good s.. 25d3 50; common and tall
ings. $250d3 heIfer calves. $3Gl4.2 p; choice
stOckers and feeders, Sia435; fair to
good, $3.5Ga3S5: common and tailings. 81
0C3; steer calves, s405; stock and feeding
bulls. $2.50H3.15; stays and oxen, S2.754 ;
mixers and springers, $25aI 40
Receipts were light and consisted large
ly of butcher cows and heavy feeding
stuff, the latter of very choice quality.
Demand was good for all kinds OF good
quality cattle, with no quotable change
in prices. Some little medium grade heifer
stuff was on the market but was slow
sale. Representative sales:
Butcher Cows and TIcifeFS-
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MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS, May 25.-Wheat open
July wheat opened al 659sc. against 65h
Q652lc Thursday; firmed up to Csc soId
down TO 65j4@653sc firmed up to 65asG65Isc,
declined to 651s0t6514c by HIPS, and by
noon held at 651sc.
September wheat opened at 65t5c, against
GS2@%8qo912c. Thursdays close; f1rmed up to
691a@ 65@sc, sold at 634s0651ac, gained 1-1Gc,
dropped to 69A@65&sc by lips. and By noon
held at 65Hc.
a good demand for No. ! northern. at nc
over the July future, and slightly better
prices for choice cars
Open High Low Closing.
,Wneat. ing. est. est. Fri Thurs.
july " 49,. 655s 65i: 6i% S5% S5% s5,G s9% =
September .5512 6515-5s 65h 65$5 653t- Z
On T!rack-No. hard. 6714c; No. / north
ern, 69r4c NO. : northern, 6534c: May oats
Z3c; May corn, 35e; ftaxseed, $40; No. z
rye, 50}2Q5112c.
CASH SALES.
No. | northern, 10 cars. 6614c
No. l northern, 10 cars, 661A
No. | northern, 1,0Q0 bu to arrive, 66Ac.
No. | northern. , cars. 6624c
No. l northern, 5000 bu to arrive. 661sc.
NO. northern, II cars 65Hc
No. 2 northern, IS ears. 65Hc.
No. z northern, ears. 6524c
No northern. 1000 bu to arrive, 65Bc.
No 2 northern. cars. 651sc.
NO. northern, cars CSC
No. ) wheat, 4 cars, G3c
FlourmFirst - dI patents, $3.60@S.65 first
Feed-Bran. in bulk. $t1a11.25; shorts,
IN bulk, $l1@1.2 .25; middlings. in bulk, 81
@1450. - ~ 7-f
. Corn-No; 3 corn. 35c; ear corn. ssc; No.
oats-No; oats, choice. 221a@28c; No
Rye-No. ? rye quoted at 50a52c
Barley ranges from Csc to 4O5 for choice
mailing.
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn. In
sacks, per ton. sacks extra. TO iohbers
only. $l5.l5; No l ground feed, 2-3 corn,
l-$ oats: Se-lb sacks, sacks extra. S1425
Hay-Ihs market is steady and quiet
Choice timothy is quoted at S. 5000. cIo
Neroggixed rogd timothy. s7a750; Iowa uDland,
$S.5oe9; Minnesota upland, IS. .50I0; coarse
to medium. $5.59Q6; rye straw. 81. Re-
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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eWo are offering Fine TOP Ear-iee E;r,
SS.uIreysI PhaetonS, Road Wagons EoaS
|slI S, Sss sE1C:, at 90 per cent less than yetaiI
t Sr .le,Iai ehieie and Harness. Cataesls Will t,,
=. ie lS ard lest ronas for isl SEND Yn;s NA.-r
% ~ 4 rec ston.-e as'i .yIll mail IL free
hfSSLLET AVE.s MINNEAPOLIS, HHIAN.
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BUILDING PERMITS

as follows:
III. n. Malloy. two-story frame dwell
ing, FairmOunt street. between
Ii. w. Tersmann. story ana d hajf
frame dwelling, Western avenue,
=, between Isiehart and Carroll ...... 1.0fD
l Wo MINOR permits .-..-......... 100
1otai' Tour permits ..-............ 81 4t3
The Californian in Parts.
Syracuse Herald.
Reporter-What struck you az most
amazing of the exhibits in Paris?
Nerchant-My California champagne
with French labels on it
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U. s. ref 2s,wi.1Ol N r 7-t.-,,.-
do Is, reg. 997stN 7 q [ro, IL H.
90 IS, reg. 0912l Nor car &c '9'1@d ~
do IS, coup. .10]12i do e % IS1 I
do new Is, reg13ti%iN p pr,c. - i06
do new is, ,coup134ILi do Ooh % S.''IOlA
do Ola d a. tS reg ,ii99% n &C & S.L4sl66
do IS ree O0upiiS3t iiS3t N d w. con. Is 9f7s
do - IS o1t,,,, '1iSA 1t9A Go gen. 6s..1a
District IS, r5s. l21 do 4e 'StS' IL
Atch gen. As. 1G0M or 8 .IUdA
do adj. Is 80. 81 do co,i me E oS' ~
Cana. So. Ids 1861 Re9dintr' I'M l oS. .li312
dc d % ~ FPS 1913 r. G. w. lists. 98E
r % "; S.L& I'M con. .5s1 0S;
d y - '" ~, I'm .Sttd12 S.L.& SF gen. .6zl1nS
Cbi 1 =; r. -, oep'osid2 % St Paul con. .170%
d. & K. G. lists 10l1% do 5s ~ ISIS -, ~
do 4s ........... 9)4s So D. 5.''''''.'t tzl1s
Eria een % G.lStSlg5 =. %, r. & T. Cs.... n
T. W shi n =, -, .552 Tenn. new sets CO..
Cen EIec e. 150 rs T. q T. lists. go. .1I4X
- e"i LIZ; (, % -. ~ do 2ds .. G7
do Ode los Union Pacific IS 10jTs
II. & T. c. SIS 10 do ID, i9tS LIP
do con. 6s..I11H Wet Chor, - -. ~
KC p T. q ist. 17112 - WIS. Cent. lists. 9OIs
:" o.AStS a. Va. Centuries
Con' 4S'lV91s do deferred go
IL II; {" ~; Gr' as SSt2 Col. So. 4s S61b
90 IS ........... 90 '' '"72
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Other Grains-No: corn. cars; No. 4
rye, car; No barley cars: No. 4 bar
ley. car; No. fax. ears: rejected fay
2 cars; no grade flax. cars.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat No I
hard. 2; No. northern. So: No. north
eern. u; No. 3, II; rejected. 4: no grade. !.
No ; corn. 1; No: oats, 10; No. 2 rye
= no. 3 rye. 2; No. barley /; M.
barley, 6; No. L fax. l.
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SIMMER & THOMAS,
LIVE STOCK BROKERS.

Orders taken for all kinds OF live stock
and time given to responsible parties.
Correspondence solicited.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, SIOUX CITY.
Minnesota. Iowa.
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Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estlmated) ............1. 600
A week ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,S23
a year ago ..........----.. Lon
Quotations: Mixed and butchers, $3.50
SIS; good to prime heavy, S5.10Q5.15; rough
heavy, $4.85Gt4.90; stays and boars, S2u4. %;
pigs and skips. $l@450.
Market opened fully &c higher and closed
light and demand good good. Quality aver
aged very good. The bulk sold at $5.10Q
5.15, with one choice, sorted bunch to
local butcher at $50. Packers sold at
$490 Figs and stays steady. Represent
ative sales:
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fouse Paints 60c to sSe esssen
Barn Paints A5c to 6Ge EaEI..

Ees5s DAve aovanred their prices Fai,-ts rr hnd
nea " contract ad have not No et.er 80. 1i'i Il
l. M ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE, ziz-zp
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES

~ W 1ohh MINING SHARES.
Crov0r Crowp P;ii;...SO Point u u Ontario ..s7 q
con: Cal. & Va. IS Plymouth ... II
Gould & Curry y do MD go l @ 2O
f4a E1ale q NOT. Il Sierra Nevada. %
Homestake .....E0 90 Standard . 20
IRON IRON Silver St Union Con ... II
MeAlcah ......... 25 Yellow Jacket Ii
NEW YORK MONEY-New YORK M:
2o.-Money on call easy. at 1IGI$; Dar
cent; ce e., last loan, " per cent. Prime mer-
exchange heavy. with actual business ~
bankers bills $4S71@44S75a for dem9nd
and at $4;S47s6s 4: :St2 for sixty days. Posted
'ssi Ssil $+S2n Si, @LSS. Commercia! bills 81 81
Silver. 69lsc. Mexican dollars. 4115c.
TREASURY STATEMENT-EV1a EV1ashinr-
ton: May 3-Today's statement Of the
Sbo,Te. 49, les less god reserve
siloWs: 80 AyalaDle cash balance, g14S, 81 ZIG
MINNEAPOLIs MoNEY-nfjnpeaDo,is
Nay NAY; New York exchange Friday:
25c premium; Chicago exchange buvino
rate 40c discount; selling rate, sterlinas
FOREIGN FINANCIAI-Ney yo-,,
Aay z9.-The Commercial Adyer+isa,H.
LONDON financial cab!egram saws: .sT,c
maj kets here were qufeeIy steady for a
Wi3iIe, but weakened finally in sympathy
with continued depression in Wes.raIianS
american dealings were rnicrosconic
There was some Liverpool buying in the
pathy with New York Copper sb;irns
were heavy on the fall in metal The ha MI
bought f10CGO gold In Australian hars
and received 5000 from Malta. Tho
Bank OF france reduced its discount rate
from 312 to per cent. The Berlin banL,
is expected to follow suit
BANK CLEARINGS.
ST. Paul. s757, 7,5c611.
Minneapolis. 81, ,4S5, ,563
Chicago, S21. .G62 SOS.
Boston. $17. .3S2. sos.
New York. $207, ,SS3 1872
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DULUTH GRAIN.
DULUTH, Mimi, May 25-Market duh
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BONDS.

ai,.adnI iAadmeEican Linseed Oil. preferred ex
Total sales, go. 504
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STOCK QTYOTATIONS

Furnished by Charles Fl. + Smith &
20. members of the New York Stock ex-
Snanse. Pioneer PRESS building. who have
dlrect wires to Chicago and New York
losing nFires are s9id: 8
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VguOIdIIOIS- Tat Sheep. 5.JJ05, STOCK
sheep. g '5ff2- 25; feeders. $3.23Ff3.75; fat
lambs. $5.44Q5c0. yearlings. $L75d5. .;
stock and feeding lambs 81 5OTt5: buck
lambs. $Sll425: bucks, $3250l: spring
lambs $f"l Above quotations are on
shUTn sheep and lambs
Receipts were fair, with a good demand
for fat stuff. Stock sheep and lambs and
common stuff unSalable. Representative
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The days sales. each buyer purchasing
follows:
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IIICH Cow LXcNange-MaTket Slow Re-
ctipts and demand both light Nc change
| in prices Representative sales:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-16
DR.. Chesire. physician and surgeon.

Dr ,hasire nb,.s;,ian and surgeon
,,rs. NJ. ;, 80. ,.,as o,,a a,s
sasssae 5,ei',i,, y,
Z. :,
The Emerson piano is an honest made
instrument. Tuffree Music House.
~, ~, e,,a ~, ,-.s,,i.ss+ a,,hroidar.
:, - ~ v.,.eo,,,.,,.,.
~ y ~ " ia',.s $50 :, -
:, ''"si''s' - ~. :
49,
smoke Rosina ytkas cigars For
sale by all dealers Van DerNeer & La
Shelle, distributors.
..,,.5,,,
-
te Just received at Nswcomel's.
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The Moments club Viii meet in their
raaals Mednesday,a tegreon. The phil
antaropy and Applied christianity de-
ipartnent Viii have the program in
charge and Mrs. Mamiti Greene VIII
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-16
MARRIED.
Observation-Disclosures

Mr. John Lahore and Mrs. Mary La
sleirr were united m marriage this
morning at 10 o'clock by Justice Il. L..
i;urritt.in the latrer's office. MIR and
Mrs Lahore were formerly man and
W ilui some ycars - were divorced
a settlement OF thei, little differences
VAS agreed upon and the second we'd
dilss; is the result. Mr. and Mrs. La
More Wiil reside in Conrad. where the
former Is cnfducting hotel. MIR. La
Metre Was fNr number Of years a
member OF the Soldiers Home, in this
city.