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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-27
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FOR SAIE-BICYCLEs.
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BICYCLES.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE 1901 ECLIPSE
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few 1900 Eclipse Bicycles fitted with Morrow
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1900 STERLING BICYCLES. $21.9s
We have a few oG secondhand bicycles from
S. up.
SPECIAL
Hartford u tires SO; Hartford 20 tires s.. 70;
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All sundries at manufacturers prices.
424 eth ST n. w,
ALL WHEELS KEPT IN REPAIR FOR SIX
MONTHS. e26-9
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ChieaEo eraIn and Prcrt.ion ,Iarks
The Boston stock Market.

| Furnished by " B. Iiib5s d Co, members Of
] the New \ ork Stock Exchange, 1919 Street.
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MR. =. NJ. NORRIS.

Baltimore's talented spiritual medium. can be
consulted daily from 10 to ) at Pariors, 80 9th
st. NV Seance Sunday night at Naccabee Tempe
5I3 9Th ST NV. Gcod music Silver collection
m25-7
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good tailor-msde suit of clothes Obut little
worm, and at prices to suit poor men who
have to work TO i've. The frusty JUSTHS
OLD STAND. 6I9 D St rn23-7
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NINE. JONES, Pianist and Card Reader. SO
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readings IOc. IL q. Il to $50 D. m esq
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PALNIST-Removed TO 40 K
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separated. Lucky charms Open Sunday m27-7
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FALSE SHOWS OF ILLNESS
Shamming of Various Diseases of
No Uncommon Occurrence.

Many of the WaIadies Come Under
the Name of MnIinEeriHE-It Ere
qucntIy Happens Among Soldiers
and SniIors-Convfcts Subject to 1t.
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ALL WHEELS KEPT N REPAIR FOR ST
MONTHS. eco
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ConsoIidated stock Exchange.

Furnished by Beck & Alley brokers. Washington
Loan and Trust Building
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CoLLAr
ERAL-No delay CHARLES A. BAKER, Rooms
90 Ead 4. &etzerott Building. ITO ST
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! HAVE some money 10 lean on furniture pianos
etc at 4 low rate Of interest; confidential. JOHN
MARTIN. Room 81, Warder Bldg
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ERVING MILLION,

1921 NEW YORK AVENUE y W
He tells your name, object of visit and any,
thing you wish TO know; your futRze and every
thing revealed TO daily and SUNDAY
Ladies, soc; gents, 81. nj
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-14
0adDt tpar ibr sNrefem.

SD tultete teinabe Die gan;e Na6t,"
lebrcibt Trau Gbas. Ippleaate scn 2ller-
anpria, Snb., ,unp fonnte faum Sdlai
Fnsen. e}eb batte Die Iussehruns 70
ihtimm, bab. penn i'd einen Slcf melt
sins, id lhreflid buten unp Slut aus-
ipeien muete !, ater. ais ale anberen
Mspisinen nic6ts balfen, f,lrirten mid,
pret S1.00 6lalhen spn Gr. Sings
yNsm discovery" sclitdnpis nnb i'd se>
wann So @funp." sic mirr ablulut
sarantirt DAP ie 6ulten, grtaltunsen,
9a@ripre, 8rpnhitis unp ale !6alsz unr
aunseniitcl turirt. preis 80 Cts. unr
s1.0O. YrrbrHaiAen fret in S. s. Mil=
Ter u. Srbn's Nppihefe.
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UertisiiNtcS.

3miiden Der 6d,lpeis uflo benl
9,er Sfaaten lit Elm neler NnsIiafe=I
rlnas-gertras abgeIblOlien luOr0sr.
Sn 2ogansport, Sno.. berlangtI
sine 6raa Ghsioulig BON lbren Wann.
neil er lih l,ibt babet. Gie iDill einen
Wlanl,, Der IiA gs,ualden bat.
\ 9as @ebabrsn bes aomirals
5ampion, Der llnteroffisiere ipensn
ibres Manaels an Manieren nidt snl
Dffisiersn beForoert ieben mil, tann|
man ilibt ariltofraiiih, ionoern nllr
ariifotrdbig ilenilen.
Simmer ipieoer ipirb BON allen be-
fheiliaten @abineten berfihert, Dab Die
Mddte iiber bic Gbina aegetlfber sus
ergreiIenben WaBregeln ourhaus einiq
ieien. Das enilptiht aud iiherlih
oer Wahrheit, b. b. jeoe Madt lit lid5
ielbf oariiber eitlig.
= glS Ipasmpoilde NnipanollinaenI
bon Sueenoboloen1aftiafeit bat jitnsif
Eunoesoberrihter 8reipsr BON Gallas1
Die eelestntliden Gren5siiae aeaen bic
Wirtbe in ieinsr 0eimatb haratteriiirt
Ger Wann tennt feline Bappenbeimer
3uno Ieine Natipn.
Sm ,6nrprilina Goffee 0onie"
sinenl Der billisen gBbduIer an Der
@oiperp in Stem Dprt. hat mon einen
Warn, Der ieiile s3ehe bon 6 Gents
1niht be;ablen fpnnte, einfad) tobtae=
.Iblaeen. 6ir Den armen Seufel mus
oies in Der 5bat cine pSurpriie" ae=
,pelsn iein.
Sn briiii6en Snouitrietrsiien iam=
inert man oariibsr. oaB Die 9lusfubr
pon 2otomptipen nm 25 9roSent obse=
nommen, bic amerifanil1er 2otomotis
BEN i'm $50 prossnt sa9enomfnen bot.
9as 2amentp miro oen Serri6aften
niht biel nilbetl 2eiltun9en allein
.lino ausf9lagsebeno.
Mit Der 8iloune Der tteuen &eei=
menter fir Die resuldre Nrmee ideint
es ieinen 9aten Sl baben. &etrut=
rungs=S Stationen lino i'm aanIen 2anos
eingeri0tet wor0en uno bdtteu Die &e=
iultote ben aebe9ien @rmartungen nur
eini9ermaBsn entlprod)en. 10 ,piiroe bas
arie9s 8epartement ldnait Die allse-
meine Mufmerfiamfeit barauf selenti
paben. 2lueeniteinlid aebt es iebr
.langlam nit Der gompleiirung Der
neuen Gegimenter, mas fir 8eneral
MacIrttur cine b0dlt fatale Situation
lein mub; oenn Die SSreimilliaen.Gegi
menter miiIien big gum |. Suli ausge=
muitert iein, uno inter Dem &elt Der
1ruppen rdumen Srdntbeite.l in un=
beim!ider WeiIe auf.
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@nd,te cinem rei1em ss,tno.

SD batte mebrare Sabre an 6roni~
1ber uneerraulihteit unb 9ferYen1dtpa-
de gelitten," ldreitt S. S. Green BON
aancatcr, gl. s. nGein Nfittel BALI mir,
Bis ieb Electric Sitters" gu nebmen Be-
gam, bas mir mebr nilbte, ais ale We<
pi3inen, Die ih je sebrauAte. IS BAT
au1 meine 8rau iabrelans tn ocrtrefflt=
der Uelunpbeit er9altcn. sic 1aat,
Electric gittcrs" 1T ausge3eihnet fur
Jvanenleioel,; eS 1T cine srubartiac Gr=
nii uno Elm Stdrfungsmittel fir lhma-
de, Dernntersefpmmene Trauen. Seine
anpcre Mebi,in fann leinen 9lab in un-
|erer Tanilie sinnsbmen." Drpbirt es
nur SO Gts. Satisfafticn saranttrt IN
S. 6. @tiGer II. Spbn's Npptbefe.
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Grete 9l,.ts ,sn0 @nut= Sur.
Gine ebrlitb semeinte oaerte.

GeIdmiire, Wunoen, Grebs, Drii>
zen, frabige 0aut, sduppen bon Sc
selna, Ghmer3en in ben Snoben, Dem
Niifen nno ben @elerterL lppliliitii1e
BlutpersiTtuns. faulenhes 3abnfleild,
1ronilher Gbeumatismus unb alle
bartnddisen Bluttranfbeitsn tonnen
e1rh ben Gebrallb einiger SSlaiben
Botanic glooo Balm fhnell furirt
,perben. Wir fDroern Die Welt heraus
fiir einen sal bpn Slutfrantheit, Der
ourch Botanic glooo Balm nibt furirt
,perben fam ,lnb Die Guren iino an=
oauerno. 2eioet eeSbr an oiinnem glnt
Ihlehtfarbiser Daut, Mattiafeit. Nns.
idldgen, aeIhlpolenen 6elenfen, Ra-
tarrh. iiberriehenbem Mtben, Wunben
i'm Muno unb Gals 2 Menn ia. 10 1T
guer Ylut nerDorben. Botanic Blooo
Balm madt baslelbe rein unb reid,
beilt Bic Munbsn. entlernt bic 6hmer=
sen unb baut bas qanse Gplfem mieoer
I auf. Botanic Blooo Balm lit bas
einsiae perfette glutreinigunasnittel
IWerfuuft IN 9lpoibetea. $1.00 oit
[arpbe Gla{he nit @ebrauhsanipeilung,
| I'm All seigen, baB mir es ehrli0 met
! men, DerIenoels mir probeflaihen fret
Wlon aDref{ire.. BLOOD Balm 70, glt
Itonto, Ga. 36gert niht befAreibt UNI
Guer Qeiben uilD mir aerbeil freien dr8t
1iiden Motb. ylooO Balm hilft, ipenl
Idlles al,bere fehIt. 0fiinblih erprob
Itpdhreitb 30 sahrell.
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eHoIita fabrsnb aeraia Srana. M6roIia fobrsuo:
/ tiles pct pben.) M (yieS BON untet)
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3erbrod)euc 3ieratDe.

6err Wleior, oer beriiAnte Gement-5abrifant bon
Sem BORT erflart eise iebr intereiante 2Datiaden
betreTfs Wseinr'8 Gemett.
Sic arobe Weae neld3e oe5eu befamnten MrttteI ae-
brnndt peiB luobl baB ct niele bnubert Brp5ent be
Ter ift alS anbere geniente fir uele bsrielbe Mn.
fprib geinadt lpiro. aber Wele rilIen nitbt parun
Sie einnte urade it bob Wtaior bic be5teft 1e be-
faaftten Weaernlien gebraubt 1ln0 Goere Sabrifan-
ten otees nt tbnu neil bisiel5en toItipelig nb iib
Desbalb fenen 9roBen groiit aeitatten. Serr WaJor
fagt nnS. baB Elm 8eitanotDel eines @emeuts 3d. 75
fudbrerh Elm GROCER 9aeil bon foaenanntem Cement
unD nigem Sent int 9snoel nibtS meter lit, aIS Is
Gents Seim apfgelbft in @aiier ooer GttroneniGure
NIB TT rtatben sSdaeu nod ge1it0ert in syarbe unb
@erndB onr9 3niaB npn biaisen nnb nunisen wsate.
riaIer
M3oprs Cement pirb an Is unb 25 gents per ssfaide
perfunt nno tpenn elm 3dnoer enen anoeren Mrtifel
fen DaB es eine @6bt lit, eiren groBeren Broft au
madden.
Ser proIit on Mlaipr's Cement lit iopiel olS ein
61nbler an irgenb etnem Gement MAIDEN fpate, uuo
baS TIT nDppet ipdhr, ipenn man be0ertt, baB Der
6doler amd) nod burd oerrn 9HajsrS Mn3eigen pros
fitirt, Dieie an8esen foteu iibsr $4,000 ben Monat
gtabfirt 1876.
ntb begnii9t Sud- ntdht nit oem unnaBgebdben 3tat9
bes MpDtbefers.
aGenu Sbr etfpas @eIddlbteit beFbt (lno Sbr fper.
bet pabrltbeinliGD a5finben baB Sbr 9ei6ifer feib
alS SIR gealaubt babt), 10 fDnnt eSbr Cure 8urlm
dbube unb Die Sansfbube SelbSt reparrcr, eoenlD p
irgenb eiueit anberen Artitel ppu 8umni nber &eoe
NIT Wtaiors Committeeman ODER Wtoiors &eoersgt
tnent s5br iperoet ftalncn fpte nele 8olar8 baour
pGbrerb bes SaDres geiport tper0en fbuEeit.
QBeuu Glier 9ipotbefer bieien Cement nidbt Iicfer
fann 70 tpiro gu irgeo ipelde Sore per 9oit pprtr
fret 5ugenllbt
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$500 NcIpbn,s,ia!

Taa ppn SeberIeiDem 1pspcpFa, GppfiHmer5en, nits
oerbouIfeit pber @ertppMug be5oben, ben mir nt6t
NIT Hpcrita ben aermcueiten flenen 2eberpillen fl.
riren fDnren, menn bic Wprid,riIten aenau befplgi
merDeu Gie nb rein peaetab,Iiib nnb perjehlen ME
Gatsfoftirn All qeber 25 Sta. Gd3abtrIn entbalter
100 Yinen. 10 Gts, GdoGteIn entbalten 40 ginen
S gtS Gfbathtei entbnlten Is Ninen 9titet Gnb ppi
@ntjtitnten unb Natnbmumger. Miro per BOT per-
{naibt griefnnarfen iperben anaennituen. Nernita
NeebitdI Ga, Ge GItnton Mlib s5adiom ct, Gbiea9p
sSl gu berfoufen In Der Mpotbefe bon r. s. Wetlle
B Gohn, Nefp WbilnbeIphia. Ghip. A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10
THE GR1NNELL NEWS.
County Politics Quiet-Candidate for
siierin-Iocnls.

County Politics Quiet-Candidate for
shcrin-Locnls.
Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. May 10-W. j. Forby, of
Deep River, has announced himself as
a candidate for the office OF sheriff OF
Poweshiek county, and will make his
canvass on the "anti-third term" basis
County politics create but little dis
turbance here, or else there is hen
on" and enthusiasm is being discreetly
held in allegiance. Now and then a
candidate appears and solicits support
at the primaries. One OF these who is
asking for school Office said recently
in regard to a possible opponent: THAT
amt on no more: It's fell thru"
Mrs. T. j. Marvin returned this morn
ing from her winters visit in San Ber-
nardino, Cal. Mr.. Marvin went as far
as Kansas City to meet his wife and
accompany her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Carney delightfully."-
entertained party Of friends at euchre
last evening in honor of their guests,
Mrs. G. w. Kelly and Miss Miss Carney,
OF Chicago. The high cards were more
frequently held by Mr.. c. r. Morse and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10

Miss Edna Davis. while the mines and
tens predominated in the hands dealt to
Mrs. w. G. Ray and Mrs G. II. Nc
Murray. Each Of these was presented
with a significant trophy.
Rehearsals for the May festival will
be held tonight and hereafter at the
Congregational church.
b. j. Carney went 10 Omaha this
morning on a business trip.
DR.. T. Q. Douglass, secretary of the
Home Missionary Soci-
ETY.. arrived home this morning from
Chicago where he has been to attend
the annual meeting of the board OF di-
rectors of the Chicago Theological Sem
mary. of which he is a member He was
also present al the commencement ex-
ercises of the seminary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10
A DECLINE N WHEAT
Good Condition OF the Crop
Causes Sharp Attack
by the Bears.
Liquidation Of Wheat Causes a
Decline in Prices-.Corn
Is Lower.
Good Receipts OF Contract Grade
Reported--Oa Firm-.Live-
stock Steady.
tBy Associated Press.


Chicago. May 10. Shows crop. report
IN which II is declared the high condi-
lon 81 winter wheat had been vel
maintained. induced liquidation Of
Wheat at the opening today aud resulted
IN a sharp attack from the bear contin-
gent \ the tap of the gong the trade
WAS considering the steadsness of cables
renewed confidence in the stock marke,
and the report of insect damages To tie
Russian crop. July opened ut IL. e
llss, unchanged to x of a cant hightg
Than the close yesterday. SHOWS report
being received caused decline to 105s
Liberal clearances and report of forty
seven loads taken for export caused a
by. short lines Later July raj
lied 10 Ill2 and closed fairly steady i
'cf a cent lower at 7lis.
Corn was quiet and weak. in sympa-
thy with wheat, and under the influence
of receipts which contained eighty-six
cars ,f contract grade out of S2s ears
The Illinois crop report Showing y pen
cent Of tho old crop sfill IN the farmers
hands tthis being l5.oeo,o0o bushels more
tran at the same period Il year agol also
disturbed traders. Tie weakness. how
err was more on the lack of support
than because of selling pressure. July
ohened unchanged al 45s.. declined /,
l4ssMi4as where The market steadied
and rallied to 40. Corn closed heavy
July s.l5.s of cent lower al 443su45
and May cents down at 81.
oats opened firm and July = TO Il Of q
.t--..t 49,
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-
chicago Livestocx.

Chicago. May 10.
CATTLE Estimated receipts for today
Loo. steady 70 strong: good to prime
5.0o05.9o; poor TO medium, ,s5a4. 30;
cows. 275M465 Texans. i25M5. 40;
stockers and feeders. 315a5.oO
Hegs--Estimated receipts for today
5000, weak; heavy. 565@5.so; light
5.4od5.67le; mixed. 5.50G5.75
Sheep Estimated receipts for today
5000; about steady. 3.50m..S55; lambs
clipped. firm, wooded steady, 4.00G5.2O
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10
shudders MS Past.

Il recall now With horror" says Mail
Carrier Burnett Mann, of Levanna, o.,
my three years Of suffering from kid
ney trouble. was hardly ever free
from dull aches or acute pains in my
back To stoop or lift mail sacks made
me groan. felt tired. Worn out, about
ready to give UP, when / began TO use
Electric Bittcrs, but six bottles com
pletely cured me and made me feel like
a new man They're unrivaled TO reg
ulate stomach, liver kidneys and bow
els Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by
George r. Powers Only so cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10


( New York. May 10. Following are til,
closing quotations on the stock eNchang
today;
american Sugar-l45.
Manhattan--ll5
Northwestern-l9
Rock Island-15ll..
c.. Is. & o.19l.
ST. Paul-l5Sls.
Northern Pacific-l5O
Northern Pacific Preferred. LOG.
Southern 40.
Missouri Pacific-106.
Union Pacific-ll2
Atchison74
Atchison-Preferrea. s7is.
Alton-4o
Alton-Preferred, 7TA
Ontario & Western-S2s4.
Tobaceol2ols.
L. & N-l0l
United States steel-Common. A..
United states steel-Preferred. e3sa.
Rubber-ll.
II. & o Jos.
c. & o4S.
Casio.
C. G. WI
Leather-l2ss.
Pacific Mail-s6ia
Illinois Central-l37.
Southern Railway 2si4.
Western Union-aa'a.
N v-,r,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10
othy September s.i5as.2 20.
TnE LIvEsrooK NEvlEw.
Cattle Prices Unchanged and Hogs
Sornt. q,


Chicago. May lo.-Gatrle-T There was
Hth usual small Friday supply. and de-
u.afsi al unehaHged prices. About 500
Vi3e received.
Alihe Only about 5000 We're re-
the bulk 81 salss being AT 5.s2t2 u5.s5
THE hag' marketed tbs Week ara much
years ago and prices ruled weak and
lower the best selling today lTla lower
than a week ago.
SHEEP Receipts today We're in tn.
neisnb9rhop,a of 5000. and prices We're
cents higher 90, the best lambs. there
being a better demand. Sheep and
flaimias We're marketed freely this week
and prices averaged lower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10

Chicago, May 10.
wheat-May Il: July liz
Gern-May, 81; July. iiTsa45.
Ciats-May Is; Corn. 2,as
Pork May, l4.52ie july l4.77i5.
I.asd-Nlay, -95: july, @agie.
Ribs May s.o2la. May, 1S5.
Hye-5e
Barley "a.
f'lax--l6s
T!snoihy September 3.t5@s2o.
t'loyer-le.Ht
Butter isady. rreainvliss. i4ai5,
.oairies, Halls
Eggs Weak: H.
Tced Poultry Firm; chickens. St.M
si4. turkeys, sMl0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10
Track Team mt Home.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. May 1o.The track team
did not leave this morning on account
OF a telegram saying it was raining at
Evanston. They viii decide tonight
whether to so at all or not.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10
New CANAAN for Dcnyer.

Denver, May 10. Thomas II. Brown.
an old National League player, has been
Installed as manager and captain of the
Denver Western League club. and Will
play center field. buck" Weaver, for
mer captain and manager. has been re-
Is a csd
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10
The Money NInrkct.

New York, May 1o-Money strong at
8; prime mercantile, 4M4i.: sterling
steady, 4.S7ssa4.S7s4 on demand; 1874
at sixty days.
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Cash Prices.


Wheat-No. red, 1914; No. red, II
az; No. l northern spring. 72Me73; No. =
northern spring, 72@7s, No. 3 spring, 6s
or.
corn-No, 9. SLY; No. white. 52l@;;
No. . yellow, 52i9: No. g. 43s4 @44l4 No.
3 yellow, 4as4 n44is.
Oats-No. 2. 2siad29; No. 2 white 3oG
30l2; No. 3, 2s14a2si.; No. 3 white, 23ia@
80; No. white, 29a29i2.
MARsH1ALLTOwN MARKETS.
The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as 1t is possible to OBJ
tain from Marshalltown dealers. Tho
quotations are for prices paid oy DEAL
ers. corrected Friday afternoon:
GRAIN AND FEED.
The Kansas City Grain Company re-
ports the following prices:
Oats-221a.
corn-New, 80; old, 80.
Wneat-5o.
CORN.
The Glucose Sugar Refining Company
will pay 81 cents for No. 8 corn or bet
ter
LIVE STOCK
Receipts today, 400.
Britain & co. are paying the fol.
lowing prices Tor hogs in wagon load
lots:
Selected heavy, over 300 pounds, $50.
Selected light, $50 to 300 pounds, $50.
Stays and piggy sews graded accord.
Ing to quality after reduction. Rough
includes thin ola sows, milky bellies
and hogs UNIT tor packing Premium
hogs must be smooth and fairly we'll
fatted.
All hogs subject to government IN.
spection.
PROVISIONS.
Marshailtowi. srocers quote the FOL.
lowing prices for country produces:
Potatoes-s0 cents.
Eggs-11 cents, subject to inspection.
Butter-18 cents in trade.
POULTRY AND PROVISIONS.
Butchers. commission and cold stor.
age houses are paying the following
cash prices:
Eggs-9 cents, subject to inspection.
HIDES. TALLOW AND WOOL.
n. Willard, Son & Co. are paying the
following prices:
No. ! green hides cents.
No. green hides-4 cents.
Peits-400so cents.
Horse hides-1 .6002.25.
Medium wool-1S916 cents. u,
Fine wool-10013
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Peoria Produce

Peoria, May 10.
corn-Lower: No. 3, 4sA.
Oats-Quiet--No. 3 white, 2sA@2Sia.
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The Hor.e Market.

Chicago May 1o.-Receipts were bull
letined at 400 head. No quotable change
could be detected IN the trade. The at
tendance of buyers was larger than at
the opening of the week and all are OPP
Grating literally. Business is as brisk as
ever. with values holding steady with
Monday. The retail feature of the mar
ket has been phenomenally strong, one
firm closing out thirty head on one or
der and another firm iisposing of forty
five head in half day at private sale.
Fluctuations are very narrow on all
classified grades. and orders are Of am
pie proportions and of sufficient urgency
TO effect a daily clearance without any
auotable change in prices. Demand and
prices are practically stationary around
the best values for good to choice
grades. with common and inferior Offer
ings s561O lower than quotations on the
first of April
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7els; No. northern. 7Ss's May. 1913;
July, 1875; September 7oss. M
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. May 10.
Wheat-May, nss: July. 72ls@72A @as
milwaukee, Grain.
Milwaukee. May 10.
Wheat-Steady; No. i northern. "a;
No. 2 northern. T1lsM72
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Duluth Grain,

Duluth. May 10.
Wheat-Cash: No. 1 hard, 761s; No. 1
northern. 1914; No. 2 northern. 691s; No.
3 spring, 65b. To arriye-No. hard,
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CORN The corn markethas been weak.
Influenced by the Illinois report, which
estimates s3.oOo,eOo bushels in farmers
hands. l5.Ooo.Ooo bushels more than a
scar ago. Receipts were &c cars. with
go estimated. Philips supported the
market. Commission houses sold.
ats-1he market has reflected the
weakness OF corn at Gle time q 70 j. OF
d cent. but recovering. Snow predicts
less than an aNerage crop.