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The Florida star., 1901-08-09

Consumption In Norway.
About 1000 OF the Inhabitants OF
Norway die every year or consumption.
The Florida star., 1901-08-09
A Friendly TIP.

81 wonder what makes my eyes so
weak"
'I don't know. unless It's because
they are In weak place."-ChicagO
News.
The Florida star., 1901-08-09

''TOmmie. you don't seem very well"
mo, NAV, | ain't. | wisht | had let
sister eat that third piece Nv pie."-
Ohio State Journal
The Florida star., 1901-08-09

Know One Sure Remedy
for an obstinate cold. Its name is Pyny-Balsan
The Florida star., 1901-08-09
n unan Nature.

Human Nature.
To err is human. Yea
And yet We know
More human 'tis to say.
81 told you sOl''
Detroit Free Press
The Florida star., 1901-08-09
An Inquiry.

outing tomorrow.
She-Indeed! And how much do you
expect 10 be Out?-Chicago News.
The Florida star., 1901-08-09

At It Again.
Once more the lonely fisherman
Dus,s OF his book Of flies.
Likewise his reel and pocket nAsk;
Also his last years lies
Chicago News.
The Florida star., 1901-08-09

Easy 40 suit.
Customer-Regarding that new suit.
! think / should like a small check.
Tailor-S Suld I-Boston Globe.
The Florida star., 1901-08-09

JINGLEs AND JEsTs.
Mary's Bird.
Mary had little bird
That once was full Of song,
And everywhere that Mary went
The birdie went along
She did not keep IL In . cage;
There was no need Of that.
The birdie couldn't fy away;
Twas fastened on her hat
Chicago Record Herald.
The Florida star., 1901-08-09
ADMINIsTRATOR'sne roe'

Notice is hereby given gro" npLsTned
that six moyfe aIsm date ees on. p' \my
final aecor Capts'- t..lvso Ios.EnglnesYD
Penney. he free. ". I. UNnS.
Florida, Fla. :
ministr8
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
Bcdinycr,s SUN n scit,.d

Bloomington. III. April 3 The sensa.
tional suit for $4,000 damages brought
a year ago in the circuit court here by
MIS-: katis Jones Bedinser Of Chicago,
against William II. Bedinger of Nor
mai HI. and his wife, was today dis
missed by agreement
The complainant is an actress, known
upon the stage as Katie Jones Reed
She is tbs SISTER Of Ida Orme. song
writer, whose doines in London ard at
tempt to horsewhip Marcus Meyer have
attracted much attention. and also the
sistero OF Buffalo Jones. the plainsman
andeXplorer.
Mrs Bedingers husband deserted her,
being induced TO do 50. she charged. by
his parents AS conditions upon which
the suit was dismissed Mrs. Bedineer is
10 be given proper support, Valuable
property is to be decided 10 her and ALI
mony granted. A formal decree Of d.
vorce Will be entered
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
GEORGE NJ. cHAPPELL,
Forecast Oflcial.
TALMAGE ON THE NEW CREED.
He Declares II Will BE Written by
Some One Great Man


Knoxville Tsnn-s April 2Rev. T.
DeWitt Talinage, who was here yester-
day was asked his opinion as 10 the
4ropesed revision Of the Presbyterian
crsed. H said:
My own firm belief is that the work
viii NOT be doHe by a committee. When
the time is ripe some one of our great
men man Of heart and brain gill
step forward and read the simple article
OF what VIC now believe. When it
comes it will fire the hearts of men like
a fame and will be adopted instantly
i hardly think things will be ripe
enough for this act at the next general
assembly. There are number of our
great men who are as fully competent
to prcmulgate a creed as was John Cal
yin. Any creed that leaves in doubt
the salvation OF infants or prescribes
them for damnation is defective. There
is one clause in our creed which can
NOT quote verbatim, but which is5to the
effect that the destiny of every member
of tbs human race vas settled years
aga ard that no matter Of belief or
works On TN part of this or thai lndi-
viepal can sfanes it as regards himself.
Such a creed is roo deep"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
THE GRINNELL NEWS.
The Opera House Project Wins Out
Local Ncws.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. April Sit would appear
that your correspondent WAS not alto
eether in error when it was announced
liz these columns some weeks ago that
an opera house was soon to be built on
the site of the N1anitou House, which
llela just been purchased Ivy III. w.
spauldirg. One hundred dollars more
than the Sl5.0oo required to start the
.cheme Was subscribed for al 6 o'clock
on Saturday evening. An early date VIII
re named for organization, and a cor
ioration. the stockholders OF which will
have only the good of the community to
eSpect in lieu of dividends will be
formed. The Ladies Association Will
direct its energies along the line of com
lpietely fitting up the stage and posi-
bly, the sittings.
Mrs. w. III. Newman entertained the
Faculty Club on Saturday afternoon.
w. j. Carney. of Chicago, is a guest at
the home of his brother, 3. u. Carney.
Mrs Mabel NJ. Clark and daughter
Helen are visiting in Laurel.
Mrs. G. d. Rand and daughter. Miss
Carrie A. Rand, are expected TO return
from their eastern trip on "Wednesday Of
this week.
1t was announced from the pulpit of
the Congregationnl church Yesterday
that a former pastor. Rev. H. NJ. Ten
neS, would give Il lecture ON Friday
evening on Alaska. Illustrating the lee
ture with stereopticon views. many of
which he had taken with his own cam
sra during his stay IA; Cape Nome.
The college base ball team started on
Its trip thru Missouri last evening.
The Easter ball of Dies Deutches We
isins Il to be given tonight NJ Armory
Hall. ALE gent. Hoeh, der deutcher.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
WHEAT A GENT higher.
Market Rallies Unexpectedly on.
Covering by Shorts and Pro.
fessional Buying.
Corn Shows Strength Early But
Closes Weaker=-The Oats
Market Easier.
Cattle Active and Strong to 10
Cents liighsr=-Hogs S
Cents Up.

lThe following market letter Is furnished
me. Times fKepihi ,,.1 by Martin y Slick
from their local cficc. over - East Main
thru "A. j. Slark. lccal MANAGER:
Chicago. April S. Wheat The wheat
market has shown a ral.ying ability to-
day TO an extent Beyond expectations
and final figures show an advance OF 4
cent over the low point Good heather
End q Very severe break in the Mimic
apolis market caused the early weak
less. The Orange Judd Farmer puts
the April wheat condition ii $50 aud
suggests a yield e 47o,oooooo bushes,
The rally was due 10 yely general COW
sering by local shorts. notably Paltsii;
ether Professionals we've also in line.
Local sales wel;s 2a0.eoo bilshcls and
there We're fesy loads taken At New
York. Tie visible supply decreased S5s.-
COO bushels on pas as aeissssi l,4a6,
600 bushels. wcela shipments Size
Doc bushels. There w,si.e ns foreign
nitirkets bur these wiz b apssn 'onior-
row ansi N.il aflve onsisiefable ini!u-
ence. The cssh INJURY ana The steady
decline axreris,seed maxi rallies natu-
raj. bull IN s'isM OF III condition az tire
growing crop. r!ie sizs ci our visible
supply aud the bsaMsfl conditions gen
orally cXisliiis Yheai looks like good
sale on y igallI er scalpng purposes.
o'orn-The iisIrket mas been irsegnlas
up little early. but finally showing
MsaSness Good weather has bssr aiii
important factor. Profit taking has been
largely INDUCED in. Phillips was 4 seil-
or Of the May and Patten buyer The.
market has been quieter Receipts wsr
26l cars. with $40 estimated cleasaacss
were 4A,o0o bushels The visihle supply
decreased $4,000 bushels. M passage
decreased 1.536.04o bushels; cash fisnand
is Very slow. $1,000 bushels sold from
here and only fifteen loads at Nsw
York.
oats-The oats naarlset.flas l,gsn sasy
rot quite holding ts9wp. \ good tieais
of trade has been IN ttie Way 1f 6oeer-
ing Receipts We're 221 cars. with 2so IS
timated. CLEANLINESS We're l7a.eoo bush
els. There is continued talk u lsae
St ediEg. Cash demand Is sluw. 50a09.
bushels from here and mons from Mn
York.
RANCE or r,r,cas
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
'IHE STOCKS MARKET
Henry Clews Reviews the Results
OF a Remarkable Week
Of Trading.
Wall Street Never Witnessed
Such a Confusion OF Buy
ing and Selling.
The Market Rapidly Drifting Into
a Risky and Dangerous
Situation.

New York, April s.-Henry Clews'
Financial Review today says:
The past has been a gusty week in the
stock market. IL is not easy to trace
whence the clustering currents came or
whittier they have gone; it is, however,
Of some interest to find change Of
movement, tho far from certain what
the next Wild phases may be- The
transactions have risen again to vol
ume close upon the largest reached
curing the recent unprecedented activ-
lily, but the movement has been largely
one of slSillful manipulation. The cul-
mination of the movement in Chicago,
burlington & Quincy seems to have
been accepted by important operators
az. a signal for liquidation in the
Changers, and the cliques have thrown
'cverboard Immense blocks of stocks iii
that group. but With less effect upon
hrrices than might have been expected.
The market has been crowded with buy
| ing orders from the interior ranging
close upon current prices, and thus very
large transfers We're easily made from
1.-The metropolitan bulls to the provincial
"a transition which mag later have an
campapn 4, an aa,.lv stage -
These sellers of the Changers, how
ever. have been heavy buyers of United
States Steel. On Monday and Tuesday
rr.sfsr,oa sto,,,s s.'.
much effect on their value.
s,,cb ~. -, 'si'
and ,ybo,ssaia ,,,.,,,.
,l,s oro,y,,. ~ srl,s NO sMs's 7
,as, ,y,..,,, =, sl,S;.'ass au''ls .iis
.a1as go &c 80. sns immense
',liyed ~. - ~ s ais'iiiess
.ssa 49,, Wy 1as - .s's Do'ili .ook
''asSl upon Wednesday stories of new
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
Largo Car. on herman Roads.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Larger freight
cars are baing experimented with upon
German railroads. They have three
trucks. are OF twenty-five tons each,
and If successful they will be used in
the place of the two-truck cars of f1f-
teen tons now upon the roads. A for
mer experiment with four-truck cars
proved unsatisfactory. as the cars were
too heavy in iron and in their gross
weight and many of the wheels could
not be used everywhere. especially on
the mine roads and factory switch
roads. The three-truck cars, however,
Rave not these disadvantages. Further
more, 1t has been demonstrated, both in
theory and practice. that the wear and
tear of the track is less with these larg-
en- cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08

Nj .AisSIIALLTONN'N MARKETS.
The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as il is possible 10 OBJ
tain from Marshalitown d.alers. The
quotations are For prices paid by deal
org. corrected Monday afternono:
GRAIN AND FEED
The Kansas CITY Grain Company re-
ports the following prices:
0ats-gli2.
Corn New. "a; old. 81
Wneat-5o.
CORN.
The Glucose sugar Refining Company
viii pay IS cents for sound, dry, new
corn.
LIVE STOCK
Receipts today, 400.
Britain 4 CO. are paying the foi.
loving prices for hogs in wagoc load
lots:
Selected light, l4o to 800 pounds, $50.
Selected heavy, over 800 pounds, $50.
Stass and piggy sows graded accord
iNs 10 quality after reduction. Rough
aeIuats tHin ola sows milky bellies
ana nogs unit Tor packing Premium
hogs must be smooth and fairly well
fatted
All hogs subject to government IN
speetion-
PROVISIONS.
Marsha,ilowsl grocers quite the fol-
loving prizes for country produce:
Potato-s-so cents.
Esgs--l2 cents. subject TO inspection.
Bu5ler-20 cents in trade.
POULTRY AND PROVISIONS.
Butehsrs. commission ana cold stor-
age houses are paying the following
cash prices:
Eggs 10 cents subject to nspec-
ton.
HIDES. TALLow AND WOOL
II. Willard. Son & Co. are paying the
'follaw4nE PRICES
NJ green iiidas 5 cents
No. greer t!des--4 cents.
PES 40 50 cents
Hasss hides l.5o@2. %.
TAliow rs cents.
Bssf fat-l cent
Wool-isai5 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
Mother AND Daughter Drown.

Milwaukee Wis. April Mrs. Mi
ehasi Chart, aged -, and her daughter
Jennie, aged $. We're drowned in the
kinnickinnic river al $40 Sunday
morning. They. with MIR. Chart, We're
driving 10 their home in the town Of
Lake when their horse, becoming
frightened. ran away. The draw OF the
Rinniekinnic avenue bridge vas open,
aud the horse plunged into the river. AS
the buggy went over the abutment Mr.
Chart was thrown out He struck the
piling and vas badly injured, but was
able TO keep himself ailoat until assist I
aEee came. and he was rescued. The top
IF the buggy was up, and il held Mrs
Chart and her daughter until they were
drowned. The bodies We're recovered.
The bridge was being repaired. and it is
claimed There Was no light nor any
safeguard to sisoH the open draw.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
and, who was with her during the dan

band, who was with her during the dam
gerous ordeal. left for Mitchellville. 1t
is thought that the patient is entirely
out of danger, and will recover rapidly.
1T developed, in the examination and
removal of the cancerous growth that
If the operation had been performed a
month later there would have no hopes
of saving the patients life. Altho Mrs.
Fitzgerald has been in poor health for
some time it was not known until two
weeks ago Just what the trouble was.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
Kansas CIV Live Stock

Kansas City. April 3.
Cattle Estimated recesp pts. 5oeo.
steady to ss,ong; native steers. i.s5ql
$50 Texas steers. 4 250i5. 90: Texas
cows. a.ooa4.oo; stoekers and feeders
3.7595.00; calves. i.ooGi65o
Hogs Estimated receipts 5000.
opened strong; closed steady. heavy
6.o5a615; packers, 6.oO@8lO. light. 80
$500.
Sheep Estimated receipts. 5000;
steady; muttons 4.25a50o lambs, $40
@5.25; spring lambs. e.5oa7.5O
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
BEARS RAID STOCKS
Pressure to Sell Causes Bottom
to Dro1 Out Of Stocks
Today.
Nearly All the Principal Stocks
on the List Decline Sew.
eral Points.
Only a Slight Rally and Feeling.
Was Bearish at the
Close.

New York, April S.-An organized
bear party of stock operators executed
a well-planned raid upon the market
this morning and upset many top-heavy
speculative accounts. wiping out mar
gins and uncoverng stop-loss orders.
which dislodged an avalanche OF stocks
and enabled the bears to realize quick
profits on a handsome scale. The mar
ket looked decidedly demoralized in the
opening dealings and the slump in
prices. especially in last week specu-
satiye favorites, and it looked for a few
minutes as tho the bottom had dropped
out of the market The sale of loo shares
served to cause asdrop of two and one
half points in Rock Island. Burlington
siunped swo points between sales
Within a few minutes OF the opening
Rock Island sold SIN and one-fourth
points Thursdays closing price and
eleven and three-fourths below the top
Iiiee of Thursdays excited market.
burlington lost an extreme of three and
three -quartcrs. New York Central and
Manhattan three and oae-eighth each,
st. Paul three, Delaware Il Hudson five,
and Colorado Fuel three and one-fourth.
a large numberQof the principal active
stocks Was depressed from two TO three
points. The market was thrown into in
~ nse excitement and Spectators be-
came highly nervous and soid s,acks in.
fear that the final elimination OF the
erea, bull movement winch Ind lonu
been foretold had arrived Meanyb3Ja
the st,ecessf,l mars hssan. Ia hnv IN
stocks. satisfisd Win ,he o,,ick nrofits
welded i,y thsir sudsan ,.atd ana NM,
were Violent rscove.i,ss reachinfr from
st,so to three and o,se-hatf minis IN.
many Of me p,i,,ci,.,, sto,.lss tn
csvery w:ss ai[,sgI Nv am ,,,,,,',,.a s,,,,,., II
sugar 10 tt,rs. ,,eirts o,..,. -r,,,rssi.,,
liz a shaw AZ strsi,r,b In 4 fsw o.h.sI3
stocks s,n,.l,ine st,,e,. ,,,.,qs Z, .ia,.s,,
g,, ~, ,s,.sss
,isinp rirs6a,,fl nret..r,,ssi ~ ~,
.,.alf ,h.,, re.,s,in,, =, -,
last weeks spec,,lar,on haf7 l.sft -
wary, t,s. ~
ls,n- r.'i,Svss,n,snt as rr "a,
80 ~
l,,..s,.,..i ~
;,,s.,..a,,, "a, ~
..,,,s,ss,s 49, 49,. 80 1910
- ny -. 80 : - fpssu.a-
"a ~ &. ~
nov
80 -, = ai
AZ 49, = 80, = ','s ~ 'lseripi
,,,,'1.s /, '''1.'s,.'sss Msis
!. - ~, : ~ .'l's
~. ~ N,'.s'.a,. issp9fss OF sross
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
THE sP1RITUAL1sTs
state Association Formed ana Of

State Association Formed and Of
hcers Elected.
Special TO Tines Republican
llskaloosa, April S.The Iowa Spirit
ualist Association closed it's meetings
here Saturday With the election of the
following officers:
Irestlent--G A. Hinton Oskaloosa.
Vice President-John d. Vail, Mar
shalltown.
Seeretary--NIrs. Nellie Fisk, Keokuk.
Treasurer Moses Whistler Delta.
Board OF Control--Iohn Davis Oska-
loosa. Mrs Jennie Shelter, Ottumwa:
Mrs. Nellie Enoch, Of Ferry, Ia; w 7.
Hamilton, Williams; w. G.. Weller,
Haysville
The first annual meeting of the state
association Will be held the last week
in January. 1902.
Among the resolutions passed were:
Resolved. That working society Of
Spiritualism be organized In every city.
town ard hamlet Of our state az soon
az possible. and that We pledge the
Iowa Association IF Spiritualists 10 aid
each locality q that end.
Resolved, That we deplore the exist
ence Of crime and dcbauchery in what
ever form and are opposed for purpose
Of cantict to war and capital punish-
nasnt and brand them as legalized MUIR
der, which insiil in humanity the spirit
OF hate and are causes for individual
murders.
Res2ived. That compulsory vaccina-
tion Is not only unwiss demonstrations
a and UNI American, but dangerous to
heaIth''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
OFFICIAL wrAanER FORECAST

Sraea a Til.ss isepaDliean.
I1ss Moines .Npril 81 Fsa iowa Fair
tafigit ard us9bstiy Tuesday
NagpSts weather eonGitiens; The
bas9lieter IL hi.h IN all sections EXCEPT
ss'sr the Nelta Atlantic coast and Tex
as
iI.s enlperature is slightly higher IN
~ 95HsN MISSOURI valley and has re-
alssiIed ne4ly stationary in otiaer ssc-
tons
The weather IS cloudy from Texas
no,.tfl Maid ths plateau and Rocfsv
sleGistaiIl eisfiists . North Dakota aiid
Montana Wjth rain failing at Rapid
city ard Waliissan and snow al Ian
der
the following observations were
taken at q. m. central time:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
record OF commerclal Failures.

New York April q. Dun's Review of
April will say: Reports show CONNER
cial failures of 1895 in the first quarter
of 1901, against 1884 last year In
amount of liabilities there appears a de-
crease: the figures this year are s3l,7o3.
ASS. compared with s33,o22.573 in l9Go
Manufacturing disasters were 40 in
number ard s1.,50i.322 in amount
against 5Ts last year for sl3.4o25s. In
trading concerns defaults numbered %
w,sa6ith an Indebtedness of s,4552. 9l6
compared With 2.1ss last year. 5wing
sl6,3iS,e47. In the other conalare:ai
class. including real estate, brokerage
and transporting failures there appeais
the only Increase in amnunt. i57 firms
defaulting for $4ct535s, against 100 for
S.S0l,Sss3 in 1900. The most marked inn
proyement ever last year ls IN the
banking class. where u failures for 81
1888 are contrasted with II for s2S,
654.4S4 year ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
81. Lou1. Prod,,c.

st. Louis. April S.
Wheat-Cash, 69ss May, o1s@7oss.
Corn-Cash, 42ha May, 42ss @42hs
Oats-Cash, 27la: May, 26A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
Stock Quo,a,lons.

New York, April s.-Closiag prices sol
the stock exchange today were as fol
lows
Sugar. 1i17s.
G., p. & g.. 1929.
Alton, common. AZ.
Alton. preferred. 1777s.
Southern Railroad. u.
St. Paul, l511a.
Leather. 1878.
Rock Island. 143.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. s1A.
G. c. w. 22sa.
Gas, 10.
Pennsylvania, 155ia
Ontario & Western, "a
New York Central, 1891.
Manhattan. 1868.
Missouri Pacific-102.
; Northern Pacific-95a4
Northern Pacific, preferred 94h.
Continental Tobacco. 40.
Atchison, common 81 Il.
Atchlson, preferred, 943s.
l.. & N. 1925.
American Tobacco, 125A.
T. G. L.. s2a4.
United States Steel, common, 464.
United States Steel. preferred, SAX.
Southern Pacific. 44%.
Union Pacific, 90M.
Chesapeake & Ohio. 4sA.
Rubber, 1915.
Illinois Central. 139A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
AcR1T1cAL OPERATION.
Wife of superintendent OF Mitchell
Vile Industrial school Relieved o,

Vile Industrial school Relieved of
Cancer.
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, April S.-A very critical sur
gical operation was performed in Emer-
gency hospital in this city, being con-.
Guided yesterday afternoon whereby
Mrs. F. P. Fitzgerald, formerly of this
city, but now of Mitcheliville, wife Of
Superintendent Fitzgerald, of the Iowa
Industrial School for Girls. Was relieved
of fibrous cancer which had involved
the pelvic organs. The operation was
performed by DR.. Martin, cancer spe-
ioialist of Chicago, assisted by Drs.
Morse and Whitney, of this city, and
DR.. Lillian Ebel, institution physician at
Mitchellville. Mrs. Fitzgerald is doing
splendidly this morning, and her symp-
toms were so favorable that her hus-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
minneapolis Grain.

Minncapolis. April S.
Wheat-Cash, lis; May, 7o5s: July.
'2Ss' on track, No hard, 73ss No. /
northern spring. 7lss; No. = northern,
6Sis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08

The report that Kuhn, Loeb & Co. of
New York City. are TO finance IA con-
solidation of southern iron and steel
companies WAS denied by that firm.
The bill amending the charter of the
City of New York, as completed by a
conference committee. passed both
houses of the New York legislature.
An agreement was reached at ST Jo-
seph, Mo-, between the Wood Monufac-
turing Company and their employees and
500 girls and women returned TO their
machines in the factory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
Tho Money Marriott.

New York. April Money firm: 4
bid; prime mercantile. si20i4'a; sterling
barely steady: 4.ssM4.SSia on demand,
l.SSs4 al sixty days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
Pcoria Produce.

Peoria, Apri. 8.
Corn Higher. No. 5, 49,.
Oats-Firtn, No. white, 2Tl,4 @271s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
NliI,vauls ee Grain.

Ailwaukes, April s.
Wheat Steady No northern, 7lJa@
80; No. 2 northern, 6Sl.G1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-08
MOI Alter tic Panama lnna,,

Washington. April 3.--The officials NJ
the state department empraticallv dsnv
.that j. Piernont Morgan or any one alss
has submitted 10 this government q
to n,,rchase the rights ~ tba
Panama Canal companv and co,nnleia
the waterway across the lsthmus mr.
silva. the Colombian minister is al
arecting an active proparanda his a.
forts being principally directed ia in
.terestine this government in the Pana-
ma route in preference "a that anrosa
Nicaragua.
Americans who hive investigated tbs
various routes believe mai q Nicaras,,,a
canal is feasible without regard 10 'ths.
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wheat-Aprl. 7o1s May. III.
Corn--April, 43A May, 44.m44as
oats-Aprl, 25ssm251@: May, 25l2 a
25ss.
Pork-April 144O; May, 1850.
Lard-April S.37ta; May. S.25.
Ribs--April, $40; May. $40.
Rye-5OA.
Barley-3s@5s.
Flax-1.531s,
Timothy-410.
<. Clover-11.00.
Butter-steady; creameries. 15@2ols:
dairies, 1191S.
Eggs-Firm; 12A.
Dressed poultry-Dull; turkeys. s1s@
111A; chickens. 9@10.
Visible supply.
Chicago, April s-The visible supply:
Wheat, 5S,S9000O bushels; corn, 21,5s0,-
600: oats. 1l.3s0,ooo.
New York Produce.
New York, April 8.
wheat-May, 771s.
Corn-May. 1874.
Butter-Firm; 1922
Esgs-Steady; II.
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