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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
Daily Graphic.
L0CAI, AND OTHERWISE.

The most of the best for the least Walker Dr.gg Co.
 Telephone Brewster'o Stable your carriage and buggy calls.
 A little house that does big bus iness-Nalker Drug Co.
 Don't worry about your meats Call up Joe C. Meyer Co.'S makssl g Fudge new walnut fudge. Bets.s 2 than ever. Just in. Strauss & Mil Ter
 "A fresh lot of all kinds of fish jus received at Joe C. Meyer & Cos mar ket
 -Wanted-A boy with pony to daz liver the Daily Graphic. Apply at cnee.
 Fudge. new Fudge: better than ever, just received at stra4zs < af.l= leF's.
 -Lost-Black= feather=boa= 9et. z@ Return to ice factory and =reeelve fe= ward.
 -Exerything fresh and good 10 eat eaa be had at Joe C. Meyer ( Co. ..s 1aagze#.
 Boston chocolate a2aoh =. Thz newest eonseetfen To be had only at Strauss < .dili=rs
 Olives in bulk. new apple 5..--.s# dev.led relish. dtlr pickles. 54zt -= ,...=a5 -tsazlss l. NTiI1er
 -l5eag.s= e .ebfated safi.s and#MeLa 2 sau.age also smoked bees znd torgass every daz at szraH=s < a-is 3ee'r
 -1as H8maa.s= Home Missionary society of tha Alathaais1 Episcopal eAafeh will convene E xt #=eaa seaz .ar tVo days session az 1hs Haksz side church.
 Liver. g7~fie 5nd pork s4asage. nead cheese. minced ham and all kinds of lunch goeds al Joe (. Meyer j&Gos market.
 The Lafayette lodge. NnIghfs= Pythias. viTl work fa the talfa raGs tonight. Mayor Aasds AeAeIL.=9t Redfeld. being the candidate.
 -HanI<ee Thomas. the Japanese 4indov decorator. Nil make 3 nlce Iob for you at very !ow=pfiee.= Write all particulars to Harhee Thomas, FInA Bluff Ark.
 Ne handle goods tR1z zeil them selves. and people who pass 5atIey.s drug store will do well to examine og@ window display. You ma see some fhng you want and Wa sell aS cheap as elsewhere.
 The manager Of Ealley's drug store announces the /fact that all oaa and Hnsalabla goods haya been sotf to second hand stores and is now receiving daily naw and fresh i.ne af up-to-date goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
AFTER E II.
MEMBERS o7 LOCAL RETAILERS
 ASSOCIATION
To Re Requested by Board Of Maj aeers to Refuse Further Employ
 raert to Certain Parties.

.At 2 meeting Of the board of man agers or the Pine Bluff Retailers Pro tectiye association. 1t was shown that the organization was Tn a nourIshIng condition. The collection feature alone has proved to be worth many times the cost to each member by req son of the accounts collected which Were practically nneollectable prior 10 the organization of the association.
 It was resolved that the weekly hsr of delinquent pay customers sh9uia be furnished gratis to the officials of the railroad shops and heads of other local business enterprises empIoyu. 2 any considerable number Of hands
 The secretary was instructed by the boala Q request all the members 3t the association to refrain from con finuirs in the impIoY persons wAo will make 10 satisfactory arrange ments to set5le their 5pst debts
 The next meeuns of the board of managers MI occur a5oat November
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
HAS oE H5T 7-9iS
4is Recent inactivity aPz1ai7tsd
 Upon tY MHtznss M2h-

l.!4.aa9. Natal. Oet. -l.-1:#.t-a. neAet.s recent maet.v1tv has pro dueed the impression among mll.tarE men that he IS e!ther Gead O. 5ncapac- lrarad through Illness e wounds. Ac= cordlng to letter from Pretoria, a prominent Boer recently wrote to a friend there relating the terrible hard- ships suffered by tae Boers n tna field. especially from lack Of sql geons
 @DeWet. for example. wrote thls Beer. suffered the most terrible agony before he died. lie Was woundet n the shoulder by q splinter from 2 shen and the wound gangrened III oof seq4enca of it being dressed With diltv rags.
 Frye Boers eaptHred at dltefeaf places recently sad peANet was dcad. 6at gave different #verslon of his daafh.
 Against fhesa re ports Is q statement of Pet DeNatlers. #fAe field cornet rez eentIy taken prisoner in the north western part Of the range rIFer colo ny vho said that on the mornlag of his capture he took breakfast a.ici3 General DeWet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
kETP IT QUIET. JOE L19GINc. \ NEGRO. PROB ABLY FATALLY WOUNDS san7 Jszxsan. Aaotaer Nearo. Estig su44ay Morning. Eat t Is Noz
 Fe25rted to ofc.ats.
saa JszNzoe. Aaosaer Noafo. Essi@

EaFE. sEr9 .ua7f...e9 Joe t.aEd-f-4 Jr. a a-gra. --le ag probably fss4I.E HoGnded Saf .a8e5z9n. aa5tE=f aee.=9- asar tae Leo 5i. ..2arews BIantat45i3s several niIes aast ef P.ae Bluff.
 The sEgatias 8as 5he outcome ot t alIasreI at q Gaaees Dr. Waters y5=s 1elehhoneG fer 70 attend Jackson. He found I'm n a precarloas condition. \ as.eaH6er pal had lodged n hls abdomen. me officials n =P.ne Bl4f Wera never notified Of the affair. DIE as soon as they received information about 1t Deputy Constable Theo. -..lu!- daugh was at once sen. 10 the scene ot the kt4lIng and arrested Laading. He was brought to Pine Emf and com n3itted 70 jail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
Time Card Chanced.

Beginning Monday. ctober 2l tne Pine Bluff and Arkansas River ra1l road train Will leave here at ? .30 D. n instead of 3;20 D h.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
4 Mero eriaI Church.

In a new church ar Fairvlew. Ky. T marble tablet set in the wall has th.s inscription: Jefferson DavIs. of Ms sl4 ppi. vas bonn June :. lS0S. on the site Of this church. He made q gut Of the lot March l0 l8sf. 10 Bethel Baptist church as a thank offering c3 God.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
Just Prove It.

Never tel girl she looks sweet enough to kiss Actions speak louder than words -Chcago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
Aod dcson'e Choice.

Possibly .iIe sensitive Hodgson who feared 50 greatly for the Texas had q bet on Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21

If the world is round, how on earth can it come to an end?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
IOWA RAILWAY PROJECTS.
a LIS. Of schemes Begun or in Con.

"A List OF schemes Begun or in Con-
temptation.
Special 10 Tines Republican.
Des Muines March 2l-The following
( is a reasonably accurate list Of he rail-
roads projected in Iowa Cor the present
year and partly under construction or
surveyed and under considerations:
Manchester & Manchester 70
Oneida, seven miles, under construction
and grading completed.
Pelia & Southwesterr--Pel to How
ell four miles. surveyed.
Rock Island-Cut off from Eldon, Ia,
10 Trenton, Mo, ninety Pix mics, sur
'veyes; Win,erset TO Greenfield, twenty
two niles surveyed.
Chicago Dubuque & Omaha-Du
buque 70 Omaha, 800 niles, under sur.
vey.
Muscatine, Upton & Northern Mus
catine 10 Independence Zoo niles.
Chicago Great Western Hampton TO
Omaha, 10 niles, surveyed
st. Louis. TcHa & Dakota Sioux City
lto ST Louis 5l2 miles. surveyed.
1oes, NIcinea Iowa Falls Il Northern
Des Moines 10 Iowa Falls, seventy
miles surveyed.
Fl Dodge q Southsastern- Eft Dodge
southeast TO Story City Or Boone. forty
miles
Duluth & New Orleans Des Mines
10 osase 1870 miles about five niles
graded
Chicago & NorthN sstern--Moville 70
Sioux city, eighteen niles. Sac City 70
Algona. sixty-tive mites
Winona, Alarshallto@n5 & Southern
()s.ce - charlton 10 miles surveyed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
FINDS D[A'|B'|N |HE CUP
Council Bluffs Citizen Drops
Dead With Glass at His
Lips.
Dead Before His Friends Could
Reach Him-.Supposedly Of
Heart Disease.
Complete List Of Proposed New
Railway Projects in the
State.
Special to Times Republican.

Special 70 Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, March pa terrible
eeath occurred in Morgan's saloon yes
terday evening when Fred j. Mowers'
cropped TO the floor dead with the glass
OF liquor he Was raising TO his lips UNI
sssstcd iiihis hand. II was an object les
son in temperance for those who saw
him stricken down. In company With
several friends he was drinking at the
bar and was in the act of raising a glass
5of whisky to his lips when he reeled
back and fell heavily to the floor. He
eave a few gasps and before his friends
could raise him from the floor life was
extinct 1t is supposed that death was
due TO heart disease.
He was 81 years old and leaves a Wife.
several brothers and sisters in this city,
Until recently he had been living near
Lake Manawa. where he earned live
lshood by fishing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
THE oR1NNELL NEWS.
The May Music Festival Placed on
business Basis Local News.


business Basis Local News.
4 Special TO Times Republican.
4 Grinnell, March 81 ION Tuesday eve.
ming meeting was held in Secretary
III. III. Robbins Office the object of
which was to place the coming May fes-
4 tival on a business basis and to effect
la permanent organization. This meet
ling was attended by representative and
substantial business men. each of whom
is interested in that which will promote
Land advance the college and the town.
In order to equally identity the interests
lsfelt in the coming event the name
adopted was "Grinnel College May
Festival and the fact that H. F. Lam
phere was chaser business manager is
a sufficient guarantee hat the affairs of
the organization will be handled as they
should be. Inclemcnt weather and alb
sence from town prevented many from
ATTENDING the meeting but among those
who We're there We noticed H. w.
spaulding. j. A. Stone, G. Il. Alley. DR..
T.. w Clark, I. S. Bailey, A. Mcintosh
n. III. Robbins nd professor r. G. Cole
Never has town ard gown been 20
Thoroughly in harmony as they nov are.
which fact the spirit manifested a. this
meeting clearly showed. 'lhe Rock Is
land road offers one and one third fare
To Grinnell from any point within sew
enty- five miles for the dates of the fes-
Itiyal May IL and H.
With prospective hospital a rea SOM
ably sure opera house a magnificent
free library, the best college in the
state. exceptionally fine public school
buildings, elegant churches. nine miles
Of sever, complete system of water
works, soft water practically assured,
beautiful residences, we'll kept lawns,
and now and then good sidewalk,
Grinnell has more TO offer than any
town in the state of anywhere near its
size
Fred Spaulding vert to Burli gton
last evening in the interests of the
}Spaulding Manufacturing Company
Mrs. NJ u. Balm, of Brighton. Iowa, is
now visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Moyle. Mrs Balm will
Also be the guest of her sons. the.
Swisher Bros, during the next two
weeks
\ dispatch in yesterdays T-R. from
Sibley announces the fact that Park
Skinner Of this city was taken Ill with
smallpox in hotel there, and stated.
that he had doubtless contracted the
disease in Grinneli. We are advised that
Mr.. Skinner has not been in Grinnell.
for over two weeks and he con saquent-
~ must have been ex posed elsewhere.
dual gymnasium meet between.
sGrinnell College and the State Univer-
sitytakes place tomorrow evening at
the mems gymnasium. The contest be-
gins at s. o. clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
New ,Phone Company.
Special to Times Republican.
Maywell March 21-Tha M

Maxwell, March 21.-The Maxwell
Telephone Company is an assured fact,
and the stockholders have met and or
ganized by electing r. III. Addison
president, j. O. French vice president,
l.. r.. Shepherd treasurer and N. w.
Dickson secretary and manager The
Plant will be put in as soon as the frost
is out of the ground and material can
be gotten. 1t will connect with the Story
County Mutual Company.
William Raugh has bought out the r.
NJ. delivery wagon of Albert Novel; and
will take charge April 1.
Charles Cooper has quit dairying and
has bought out the dray business of MIR.
Raugh.
Maxwell will soon have another bill
lard hall, run by H. w. Yeaton.
Because OF the failure to call caucus
in the name OF one Of the old parties
Maxwell has but one ticket in the field
for next Mondays election.
Mss Nettie Mead IL home on a vaca-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
S witchmnn Heir 10 90 900, 900.
EMIGRANT TRAINS MIsHAp.
Rail Breaks on the State Centel
Branch and Delays North Dakot,


Branch and Delays North OAK ota
Emigrants.
Nine cars containing the effects of
North Dakota emigrants from State
Center and Washington townships, ar
rived in the city at 8 O'clock Wednesday
evening as part OF the Iowa Central's
thru freight No. 81, en- route for Cor
with, where they are to be delivered TO
the NJ & ST. l.. for transportation to
Minneapolis and thence to North Da-
kota, in the vicinity OF Cando.
The emigrantsf were George and Lou
Hollingshead. John and Fred Benson
and Jack Triplett, of Washington town
ship; Rafe Banks, Harry Newman,
John Christopher and Charles Noble of
State Center township; George Mole of
LaMoille, and Lee johnson, son Of Jo-S
seph johnson. Of this city, and all were
in a pretty unhappy frame Of mind ow-
ing to the delay caused by an accident
on the State Center branch of the Iowa
Central, one mile west of Malta, a little
station between Melbourne and State
Center The train was in charge OF
Conductor j. j. Hayes and Engineer
Brown, with engine IS, and when the
IUllI III AuSStlUI Was reached Tdiia
broke, deralling the coach in which a
number of the men were riding the ca
boose and one car OF stock and house
hold effects, the property of Mr.. Trip
lett. Each of the cars was partially
tipped. and had there been any kind Of
an embankment they would certainly
have been overturned. AS 1t was they
were on the verge of topping over, yet
remained in an upright position. The
train was only running about ten miles
an hour. which prevented more ser
ious accident. Track for distance of
about 100 feet was torn up before the
train could be brought to a standstill
No 81, which had been given orders to
receive the emigrant cars at Newburg
was compelled to wait several hours
before the train to which the accident
occurred could reach that point. twas
then necessary to leave without the
Triplett car. which the wrecking der
rick, which was sent to the scene CT the
accident from this city. had no. yet
p;aco: Oh the track The ecc:se.:.:. ,.s.ass
indeed very lucky one. as no one was
hurt and none of the stock or household
effects of any of the emigrants was
l.either hurt or damaged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
LOOKS LIKE A GO.
Pros poets for the Proposed south
western HALLWAY Are Rosy.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque March u Prospects for
the proposed railroad from Dubuque 10
Newton are exceedingly bright; in fact,
the progress made assures that the sur
vey and other preliminary work which
is contemplated Will be made this sea-
son.
The soliciting COMMITTEE has now re-
ceived subscriptions aggregating fla
900. Three committees are at work and
it 10 confidently expected the slbscrip-
tons will be increased to $4,000 by
Saturday night. If this iss accomplished.
and there is every assurance it will be.
the remainder Of the $4,000 needed can
be secured without difficulty next week
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
GOVERNMENT lob.
w. II. Reed. of This City. Appointed
a Forest Ranger

Senator j. e. Caassen has received
ward 70 the effect that Harry Reed, son
af Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Reed. Of this.
city, has the promise of an appointment
as d forest ranger liz New Mexico Mr.
Reed has been in Mexico for some time.
because ofHill health and 70 take chargei
of some mining properties in which he
Is ii;itsia'ss,a He ,,sas.c application .,....
Senator Glassen, Senator loolliver and
Cong gresham Cousins for appointment
az a ranger. and Secretary Hitchcock,
of the interior department. has no..
titled Marshall county senator that the.
order complying With the request has
been made. II Is therefore presumed
that the appointment will become ef-
fectiye at once. The duties of the posi-.
ton are to look after the forest reserves
of the government, and the work is just
the kind that person in search of
health REQUIRES
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
10 PAY Double TAX
bucket Shop. Must Pay Double
Special Tax Imposed on
Brokers.
The Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue Makes an Import-
ant Ruling.
Chicago Member. DESERVING the
Board Of Trade to Join at
Milwaukee.

Washington, March 81. The commits
sioner of internal revenue in a decision
published today states it is the clear in
tent of the act of March 9 1901, known
as the revenue reduction act that every
person engaging in the business de-
scribed in the third sub division of that
act tbucket-shop brokers) shall pay the
special tax as regular brokers and in
addition shall pay the SPECIAL tax as
bucket-shop brokers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARK ETs.
enlcago Live toc K

Chieagc AIaren q.
Cattle Estimated reeeipts 5 600;
strong TO 10 higher goed d, prime.
4.soeis,oo: per g medium slI54t4s5
cows 100 iss5 Texans. ..5oa4l6
stockers. s2.a5Ga4.s5
ti9gs Estimated iece ipts 5000
iaMl5e higher; hsavy, soon6l5 light,
9.s506e5s mixed 5.S50sl0.
Sheep Estimated eceipts. L, 600
strong g ee higher. sheep, 4,6o@l5.lp
lambs 4.75Q5;5O
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
HuMBolp1,s NEW BANK.
Savings Bank Lately Organized with
Capital of $4,000.

Special to Times Republican.
Humboldt, March 2l.-The incorporat-
ors of the new savings bank organized
here are f.. A. Wilder, Harwdod Sharp,
G. S. Garfield, NJ. O. Nelson. NJ. A. Ben
ton, William j. Taft. Hon. A. d. Bick-
nell, j. n. Prouty. w. b. West and Car
los Combs. f. A. Wilder, of the bank
ing firm OF Thomas & Wilder of Rut-
land, and Harwood Sharp. ex-county
auditor, are the promoters. while the
board of directors will be composed of
q. S. Garfield, f. "A. Wilder, NJ. A. Ben
ton, Harwood Sharp and NJ. o. Nelson
e. A. Wilder is the president and Har-
wood Sharp cashier. 1t will be known
az the Security Savings Bank and will
occupy the rooms now occupied by
lProuty, coyle & Prouty, as law and real
estate office
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
LOOKS BAD AT TAMA.
Board Of Education Favor, one Boo
COMPANY and l.iffzans Anaru

Board of Education Favors one BOOK
Company and Citizens Angry.
Special to Times Republican.
8 Tama, March 2l.-The Tama county
board Of education on Wednesday
adopted text books for the county,
awarding nearly 10 per cent OF the bust
;ress to the American Book Company
against the active opposition of many
prominent citizens and republican poll.
ticians, who feared such a scandal as
ecs,,,rsed i, ;;.:;..si:.. se...;;- !. any ui.,
company should be allowed a lion
share of the business. Public indigna-
ton is aroused. but just what will be
cone, If anything. is not yet known.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
Kansas CITY Live stock.

Kansas ity. March 81
Cattle Estimated receipts for todays
1000: STEADY 70 10 cents higher. native
steers. 4.5oa5.6o; Texas steers. 4ooM5oo:
ssockers and feeders, s.77an4.se; calves
..ocMs.50
Hogs Estimated receipts for today.
1000; 511o cents higher; the highest
rrice. 5.s7le. Stree 1894 being reached.
heavy, 5.soa5.s71s packers, 5.So0l5.au
Light. 5.7oM5.sE5.
sheep Estimated receipts for today,
1900: strong; muttons, 4.oOM4so; lambs,
5.10M5.30.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
DE FRIEzE AWARDED 5000
Jury at Eldora Brings IN Verdict
for the 'Iaintitf Late This After

Special 10 Times Republican.
E f,ldora March 2l-1'he case of De
Fresze vsl he Illinois eltral railway
for damages VAS given 10 the jury this
morning AT 10 o;cioek The jury came
into court az 1870 this afternoon with a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for So
900
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
sIARsH-sLLTowN MARKETS.


NI.ARsHALLToNyN MARKETS.
The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as il is possible 10 OBJ
tain from AIarshalltown dealers. The
quotations are for prices paidsby deal
.eis corrected Thursday afternoon:
ST.AlN And FEED
The Kansas City Grain Company re-
ports he following prices.
Oats-21
Corn n ~. So old, 80
Wheat 90.
CORN.
The Glucose Sugar Refining Company
SSili pay 50 cents Tor sound. dry, new
corn.
LIVE STOCK
Receipts today, go.
Britain & GO. are paying the fo.-
loving prices for hogs in wagon load:
iots::
selected Light. Ito 10 500 pounds. 81 40.
Selected heavy. over 800 pounds, so.
Stays ana piggy SONS grated accord
Ing 70 quality after reduction Rough.
Includes thin old SONS milky bellies
and hogs Unfit Tor packing Premium,
hogs must lie smooth and fairly we'll
fatted
All hogs subject to government In
spection.
PROVISIONS.
Marshaiitown grocers quote the fol-
Towing prices for country produces:
Pntaiovs 40 cents.
Eggs II cents. subsection TO inspec-
fien
Butter-lS cents IN trade
POULTRY AND PROVISIONS.
Butchers. commission ani cold stor-s
age houses ere paying the following
rash prices:
Eggs % ceats. subject 10 inspec-.
ton
HIDES. TsAl-Le,w AND WOOL.
II Willard son 9 GO are paying the
following prices:
No green hides cents
No. gyeea hides cents.
Pslts ,azl 50 cents.
Horse hides 50Qo.25.
Tall0sy cents.
Isees ia,-1 cent
Woo 2al5 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
tion from Slater, where she has been in.
the public school the past two or three

years.
While the Rev. o. F. Shaw, of the NJ.
H. church. is assisting the Cambridge
pastor in a revival meeting his wife is
visiting relatives at Pella.
The Rev. Mr.. Bacon of the NJ. E..
church of indianapolis, preached sew
eral sermons in the NJ. u. church, clos
ing Sunday evening. and which We're
Very acceptable to lovers of the truth.
He is fine singer which added much
to the meeting. He had just closed a
Very successful meeting at Mount Zion,
south of here,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21


from their local Office. over - East Main
thru A. j. Clark. Local manager
Chicago, March u M.llea he mar Z.
lSet is easy today the outsider not being
Interested TO large extent andsthe To-
cal crowd having free course insigivins
Vent 70 their sentiment Which contin-
aues as hearish as ever Al its lowest.
the market showed a decline OF s a. 81
from yesterdays selling. 1875 and ,6iS.
closing Al - q I6as. Fear of trouble
in China Mas satneMha. ailayeei by the
siteadiness ii British cp,s9ls aud 4 more
peaceful pro Sl'eet generally The Price.
Current MAS beafish. rstinating the
farm reserves az l,4.0oo.uo0. ar i6.ooo.0oe
higher than the government. Receipts
We're i2s cars ssillst les lass year.
Foreign news continues o improve ana
5eNcellent demand is reported. Local
sales hFi- We're $4,000. and eighteen
leads We're taken at New York. Cables
We're not entirely res poasise % our adj
vance vest ereiay, only sd higher.
Corn-The com market mas been
weak. the MaS price getting down 70
A. rs. OF the z6S = receivee fifty four
IS ere cor sract Gables We're I'd lower
There VAS Il sNnpafheiiQ feeling with
wheat ard Ut depressing dllliness as
Nell, all Of Which inspired considerable
ssell ling and further hear prs ssure. ship
ping business has i'm proved very mater
ialls local safes being 40o, Qoo and wefs-s
ty-four loads We're tallen. at Nav York
e'learancess "a !. COO. Tbs speculative tone
sia somewhat hearisil
fgaisThe ost market sliprcd of tos
under a5 Cents saili a., lom as a4a.li
Profss,slon;tls tssvs lone ne =
ing. Receipts 2sS eaiS With 10 esti-
mated e'ieayancss we're 1aS .aoos ~
York e 'efts g'ei'e liiesgii0 teutsieis ;tllt
Phillins llast. heeil tie best bllyass
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
Dulutll Grain.

Duluth, March o.
Wheat March, 74;4; May, 7ss4 July
l1fSs; No. hard, T6ss; No. northern
az; No. northern. 6Sls@72ss; No.
spring, 641s@6ass. 10 arrive-No.
hard, 77s4: No. | northern, 75A.