davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

i gentleman wearing q shiny silk bat
sIipned IN stepping of the cuTbing az
the corner 81 EInvood avenue ard
Worth street in Burlington Friday, and
a. be was carrying two sample cases, was
Unable u retain rs balance. Ia his m
desyars e regain his equilibrium Ne
lest hold II enc ii his sampls eases and
ssis hat teM al, falling in an upright posi-
ton on the roadway. THE weight 81
tbs remaining sample ease apparently
seriously embarrassed - pes~essof -
~ spun aroaad In al aimIsss way fcr
about thirty seconds and then sat down
wieb remarkable rapiditY and Accuracy
npon the top Of BIS hat. When be re-
raIuasl his feet The hat was IN state
ef fnnocuous desnstnde. The language
used By tks gentleman was very fore-
ihEs and apparently completely covered
the occurrence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

4 peculiar aerF5eHt happsncd to a
Canadian Paeitc double header train
Thursday noon, absat t7sa miles fruHt
Newport when qne III the engines was
Gisahled, seven tires on the driving
mhaeis becoming IaaSe. The first en-
uinH quilted the disabled one nearly hare,
bit hegore reaching the station the lat
ter left the rails aud was nQt got en- the
track again until Friday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

4 hearing was held ia YFiaoosixi Thurs
a1v afternoon To the Office az Healta
0a5car Dr. Il. Al. BaHdiek before ne C
s. Cayerly, III RiitlAnd III ths ssats boaTs
OF health. eu the petition presented the
board few days ago and signed BIZ
about thirtv-hvc residents "a tle village
ASKING the board to prohibit the cutting
IF ice on Gill Brock pond The cause
Of the tyosble originated in permit
issued To III. All Basley hT tie water COM
rnissicners ID cut ice on Gill Bru9k pend
ard the agnsrs Of the petition believed
shat hawin9 nasn and horses az work on
tAa pond would tend F0 pnElste the water
ard make Il unfit Scr drinking purposes.
Doctor Caverlv reviewed the testimony
AMI promised to bring fhs facts before
the state Eoard af heaith ard elmunni
cate with the si9nsrs of the petition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
LosT AND FOUND.

-7zfTr rslEFr4u 500 Eafc1 ISIS
= - -. friti7 ntsha WA ales
t@ zltis rne ~ $685.
cr ~ oreortuniss y yra 40 y.
49,, .-l.e r.r.g brrsa and swap IL N,
q s- n keudrieg s CO. Afsa4iA.& ns s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

NV EXCHANGE FpR FARM rwg- sene.
neBt hnuse gaqd barn and rs zere " iard 70
FIod iscafssa, y. a. Perry Real Ezzate Aaenclr
kocmz . ana q acrds8 Block B2rre, w. -27tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

FOB SALE-F13m confains "a acres. i've
r1slas frcm Montpelier. VIII keep q GUYS ard
ssAra. Large Boo Of weed and SENS ecfs saw
ftMneT school hess than ane~frurtn m5.e.
Hut9uirEs At e&ff1 ENrG VIII Fci wN4 fAe
arm EHE 11es one horse, twenty hev8. mU~-
ny machine Adfse F4kn. tedSer. harroes, ciii-
3tFator. poHs, 20 fact q fun set q farming
eaasz. InaFs ID q 4c4snIrh shop, wei equip
ped ga fsa fzym thas goes with VI. Price t1F
everyeafn sarlEdfmx Ray. n 8eld 10 tnn 9aFs,
* nl3.EG. inquire As r h. cAEz Zeal Fsfats
Eercy. Eaoaas Il and =, Bolsssr Block, Bare
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
WORK WANTED

wANTED-Posifion q Book ksea g - gpuzz
naa "a ggcd hRblts ald ~ periea<a "a ssaT
aud six months. Actress A@As 1HAek@es8,
Montpelier. tt -AN
wopK WANTED FAluily ard Fpamezx
wzshiurs 20 ae. WuEk csiled i9t &c daliE4Fel.
F1fss4einss wnrk. prcp PoelAi " MptAs ~ sA
Enx ts9. barre, " x
wANTFp-By q sglne nan, = zeait y axe.
ehzrce 70 work % sassrI nd aels1 isafa-
ing bakers traee. htH sa9ia ax.
pextecce &iready. A~A naAEfsan.
PiaiaheiA, Vs. Ales
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
FoR eATE Ia gAssTN 49,.

Uag-~D Delivered promptly in Enlk
Earm--Iql- acre iarna- girsE-elass, buildings.
v 80 eut tee tens oi has.
Eess-i1e asrss IA loss q Sos 81 a9ss sssais
customers.
Paetufe~-Etg acras pasg1rs ga1d without
hufgairEs faEd Mann fzrln9
Arpy " aserxe Cassie. East ss1eet. o. Perry
Real EEsase Agsncy. ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

I'll. Cd Thomas. vi Stnwes state fish
ana game reconnaissance has been Ha-
tikea that William Eslrns, af 8areTyilsel
Vas convicted ii IasaoiIle county court
gag illegal Shooting af deeT bereEalAer
III. He was nned SI90 adj e0Hts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

Fob SALE Ts- acre farm In Chelsea Cuts
6 s5rN " bay WIN machine 40 solid cords
x wand ami auonz ls5,gsH feet 81 s1ft tsuSer.
Fenr miles to Cheiaea and ave u1iits % kfr1n,
stsviile. gas. h4if mis- TO - ool. r. y. d and
tegeuhnna. baiidinHs good. There are eight
sssss I'D HnA farm. VIII SEA- tEent. Price Tor
farm al se1nG Might exchange for sErzM
hsYslxa. II q Gate Heai Estase Asercy, Bolster
nsask Barre. VI 43s1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

Guy ILL., 0lsarsr, nurse at the Vermont
scldiers house hospital, Bennington has
given its his resignation which i TO
take effect January -. Mr. elsayer has
been nurse at the hgme aTer eleven
wears
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

i. 4. Harris haa left DaaVilEe for
Washington, D. g. where ha VIII Fe-
sumo his duties as Senate d0orkeeper.
Mrs. Harris has % far recovered as
"a be able "a 20 to Cabot, where She will
reaain this winter with her daughter,
Mrs. George Crane,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

FURNISHED ROOMS no gENT-Thress
rnnma saire sa5sahie tor four Young nsen. Alao
oEnex rgoGns tagGirg Of A. H. sseaxzssi, third
noer. EEE1sii BLOCK. GsFe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

Presidents z. L. Fish, cf VezgsnnAs,
says the rlan to bold 4 midwiateg han-
gnat al che state Fish aHd Came League
had been abandoned ewing ta > lack 81
interest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

mo- LET. F4RaA- Enarira 81 o. b, RRtehea-
aar. "a FEainHgEd ROAD. e1zsf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

MoNrPExEx WELLS ETvKR RAILROAD.
coMMxxCrS9 xARca %, 1000
Trains leava Barre fer wells River, connect
ug Il thar ncaur with tgaAnz going both rastA
nd aasstn rs - a. N. 80 and % .. m Thc
80 srain ernnecss with sxaln Tar Hoaron, ard
scrTk f0r Lzahan, LIFsiascr, Tabx&ns and Ean-
Esssw also Writ Mo1kxeAl express. lrl the I ~
nd g.ec tYaEns with 81. bloomsbury Grains.
Trains iezvs Barre gof Montpelier ~ f.l1s tfss5
4 ~. i1.se. se1 f.le ard SO p "a.
MEMuKRyE gTMKEr RAILWAY.
cars saav9 SQUARE In BARRE for Montpelier 81
minutes 81 and Is minutes paes the hour.
Lave M0nrpalisr for Barre On ses hour and
ezlf houE znkf1 e 3. u.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
ABOUT THE STATE.

TIE Rev. Albert Fl. Gage, pastor af
the First Baptist Church, Jahns6sny,
has announced his engagement to Hiss
Fanny Vail, af StoEmviIle, N. al
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

To REA T-Tsr@nagnt af tive ragra5 Al Ali
vrsglIngtnn street. Eas and cold water fur
nzee hea1 Dzas 81 Ehs best tenamanss 10 eisv.
Applg - g, Mann 4t u Wellington street. zaaEE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Fryer farm between Pialnn@il
asa warshaasd. Contains rs acres and Viii
keep =. eazs and team. Large quantity %
gr3s4 and kimbeF Small suE z orchard al
40 wlfh vaunlag wMEar AZ house and Barn.
prfce 40 I'D. Inquire az the y. 3. Cate Real
Fsfsts agency. Rooms II and y, Bolster
Elscg- Rarrs. Fx 94stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

KOa SAIE sz-zrFa farm. only - mite
from p0st ctfGe and On ga1s road 10 Mgntpe1-
W Hutaingz are ~ gsed eaHdisi0n; lAse i
ebax4 Pl4ce VII Keep ABOUT four eoxs ard
taAns. ard Il , very desirable place Tor Anypas
w shinR tr 10 likhg farming Inquire of Elsa
y. A Perry kNal kss2zH Agency, Rooms 4nes
3 Gordon Bleek, barre, VI. 13sM
FuH SALE on EXCHANGE FOR FARM
Coed 6-rQ0M cpEsAge with anall barn On iaTEe
lat ssx14a WDsIn rent fag STE. good hrrs@
ar invesrmeEs. Located al No. 81 Blackwell
street .. A Perry Real Esz2Ea Agency, kneres
ard 2. 6ardea nloeS, barre " XIII
ZOE sALE-At greas sarEance, hsuaa 81 fWa
tenexnents, ieaz Ayers stFeeE. Apply 90 -
Snita. 7gsf
FOE SALE tee acre farm. III miIas fran
SarEe City pckE+e ts ~, GR ES0d Foad, nxs m3f-
tues waik from school. Witi keep fs eamk aid
teAza. Eass carry OK. Ggrd DafiGlnEs N
vegetables Berry and Ga raEr nnshe IN IRE
shape ard fawEN rambler es ygnng apple trees
fzsg beginning Gu h@Ag Prizes reasonable II
geld az e. Inquire "a FEank II Dyer - e.
Church syress ca &c post eEaca carriers winsicw
between Z and any week dag evening. 2tssf
FOR SALE i bargain a. Farwril street., III 4
nearly new cekfA@e which RENTS fer st4 Gn per
nansh. Wo1Ea make good hoes Or tnve s.
menG. Il n1w rgn1s9. Price only sac690 d
A. Perry Real Estate Agsuey. Rooms ana q
trgE04gM 81GGH4 E&TrN, VI ELL
FOR sAI.E-A farm wish zc nesd ~ atocx. .
horses. hogs, ntee SET q taois, al gadder. Ie-
eageti ca HeHls1er BEE, near Norsa anfpelEars
Nice ffllage a1nE tn high ataEe ST cultivation
Plenty III frniE ard wsE d. a bargain Az Aig HG
fer svaYy xnirg. IL worth Sa.OIc.ua4 u a.. FerTg
kaai Esfate Agency. Rooms ard Q. GC1tph
< oss Fare IT. 12sg
F0K sALE--stx -r0ela aausa. WIN extra I8e.
near Beckley street. 9gen trade At SietN a..
Terms very easy. N9nthlS payu.eaks. Eng tire
81 the D. A. Fsgry Real Estate AgeEcy. hceuls
and a. GyxtaH Black. Barre, VI A93ef
FOG AT.E--f3ns W tae incest esght-Tg5ga
hosises IL tha city bczsesa 90 bic ESencn e.
tate Faces rEFes streets Price $aa0s.a9 In
gnfrs ar the II. 81 Gaze Real Est4se Agency,
AoLsser BLOCK. @5sf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

10 RENT--Swven-roo cottage ca French
esEazH. lngulxe w. y. A. FeFry Zeal r. Il
Agency. 2gasg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

70 EEN r. House OF se9an rgcEns At the enz-
nex I HILL anH 4 eersr ssrssts. Inquzre ~ ri
w. MeIJunaid 10 Hia street a4stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

TO REM Furnish room With steam heae,
AppIy % A. TsnasL 2sAg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

FOE aAF.E--9ns W the incest esght-Tg9Ea
bosses IL TIE city incztea % BE Fzencr ss-
tate Faces Ez1rea streets. Prise SasaoSa0. Ia
gufse AZ the II. 3. Gaze Real Estase Agsnex.
Bolster Block. -asf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

FOE RENT An Ep-tg-aafe restaurants IA tfn
Otis Q5lra &c Cafes Real Est5-e Agency.
Rccua n and r.. Bolster Block, Bare, VT 2sskf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
FOR SALE.

HORSE BAY
rsgv anarls wooar stowe lenrth.
Al w. ALIEN. sunnystde farm.
rsIevhcue af4-s. Of faruaonss st4-s. zss,s
- ----------.--...-:
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
FoR sAEE-Ffva horsa power eteesrtc NO
srr Gapa 81 new l1aztFe Al YiIaes GfFiSe. la7ef
10 REM.
Tc RsTT- -sfre tenement " w rooTns ea
Mzpse aysnrs. inquire of 9. ". Msseher,
FaIa sfreee. root
No nKsr Rosms for lIgas houae1eeplhr Il
ss Keith 4EenEas z4Tss
10 RExT- Turnlahsd room. heated ana
Iign1ea- APPLY = III SaGmer ssrees. ztFtf
FOR RESE-LOwer sas, ~ Is Bfpok srreeF,
First-e2a3a. Electro liehts. set Enas nos We
ter eennect&o d k7gE- Separate frens eusrauee
and cellar. Keg ngstaiEz- E. l. smErh a
y "a. "A 49,
10 RETT--SIx- tarement ID s.ateagA
streek HAnev 20 stone saefis. Inquire 81 4.
n OILS 1z4 WazhtnESen street asa
rO RESE--Haase Of seqan rooms At rhe err
naK HILL AMI Il eersr streets Inauzre ~ ri
W. Mei'7ta ~ = 81 ssEsas 1AStf
~ TsE-s--r Ss.rFnva ~ gs- 1900 - Ts----,-
4 Ss Gail ~ "a Fsat ". 2aEf
- ]. .----r -rg------,-- = - -
- go ssy,s,r f~lggniTa y go Tss sssss
- $50 49,, = = -s-.ea
III 49, - 7 49, tenement A. Ne.
49, IN $50 ~ ~ IN "a Ss5~ss 1900
ls.s Z X -
re- ggxT--sEane she'd. q b. zsru sire with
ctaee AppAS q aA'-lAslAaa g son, blAekwsA
-----------------.--
TrTr p@N'r-- III. ur..e5saFs $500. ", 80
s,sis. aura Is cafes Real Rsts-e Aesu r.,
4 Reouaa n and r. Bolster Sleek, Barre VT 2sssf
-------------
TA Kh% - e1@Es.nE ~ I'VE ra1r48 &E ~
sssson 1850 ~ lS - ~ "a s@ssE. faE-
AprIg 70 g. Mann 1t u Wellington street. g2aEr
I - ~ -,
FGhsS w ~ "A Az $50 y W. ksN E--EnT
osnez rgolna Iag4lrs q A. H. Suzzeai. third
n9er. - n..1.--- ~
II Tp - hA4 5A--knaEAfa % o. Z, E&t1hea-
aHrs ga Fia1Ansa1 Eoaa- Ex2I
ri ETv'T-- r,srrf-- 4 rooT, NJ 3 sre7T r---
AppIy 70 A. ysEaash 23sEg
----- ---.--,-
- 80 80 VI ~ ~. -, 800 1918
~ ANAA- @41~A
--- -
A1 Er4N l--sssS - 81 s"ssaks en french
u e@kA3H AnA1A4s ~ ~ A. AstFg hEA- ~ ~
Agency Esasx
10 EEST-EAzge hsIl week ssvs. sunday
SERVICES All2 80 eNe1tD3A ~AAA seek 4 e
AFsfAAA Ff
10 RksE-- Ee7eraspt e ~ EsoAs and Faa.
~ ~ sttAn1 4 49, $50 ~ t15nsa.
N1izaA4 At@14A3y t1l-1ta+f4s A-i+AAF II
rtn- 2ss3
- ----- = : - y. 80.
u ifF-eA ~ y w sat-l---sss4 aer $50 va
TOUR nkAhara tribes. AgPsg y Angelo s1@sa-
FsnA. - -las
Yfs TEsNrv yy,r,,snnas yor.,v Il, a sssf-.hf.A
- - =, 49,, < ss 49, = g
5s<.~s,-s 1890 = s0-rf
-------------------
Z - asIsas AZ 51sr russ ss'sss s AZ
pied ~ TN nDvnneaL assaian Brus. fsssr
---~-------------
der sa1 harm. AZ 81 D1Yzsea ssrsst. Apps -
shs hagse. azf
rce1a Il sha rear Of hs saes stars uhEcn hs I 81
rent 81 Eeasezzbla price, lss1
. -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

no REnT--eoytage Of six rooms on Branch
q. CAL ~ "a West ". a4R1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

FOE EALE-flVe hCrsE power electric NO
srr good 81 rew. i1q@hfe N TfEnes affiSe ls7tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

ssa 49, - -.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

Ger. fath Street and Uniw@rsity F1as~
tC-e alocS sren DrcSdWag Ez-s-l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

10 KENT -RoeHs ior Hghs houaekespihg Il
II Keith zEenEs- z4Gss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

FOR SALE--A nice. Bew HeFen regn ent-
tage en- Erssgk street, nat gaErs completed
vi be ready for occupancy IL q few DAYS.
VIII Be hnss ed % ss1it purchaser. Bzsn,
wired for electric lights vide piazza irons and
hack. AL M1isAed IA Fzs iathsE ~ IL. Large
3, cate Seal Essate 4zenEy Raeass II All q,
Bolster BlQek. Barre, ", or James Grcezn.
next 1GUse- xsSf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
FOR SALE.

F0R SkTE--One Bl4sfsus plzre II excellent
condition address eE cal ~ Ne. : RzsiraaA
street, city zsse6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

F0M REN E-LOweT sas, No lis Brock srreee.
Ffrst-egaza. Efeerrir llehts. set Eaas hos We.
ter ernnectio d kagE- Separate frens ensrau9e
ana ea1lax Key nastaiEz. E. L. snatrh. a
w est xer@eb. 34BkE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08

FOE SALE-~&s gFeas sacrifice hsuaa ~ rMa
SnaitA. TIKI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-08
HELP WANTED.

wAxrED-KIec6au giri aseranifs Grey BE-
taarznk. 1sazr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-02
nearest to his or her registered ad-t
dress to

such ticket to be good Tor the journey
to Chicago only during the
Four Days Immediately Preceding
and the day of the meeting, and for
the return journey from Chicago only
on the day of the meeting and the
Four Days Immediately Following
when properly countersigned and
stamped during business hours on or
before Saturday, October 20, 1906
that is to say. between 300 a. m. and
500 D. MIN the Office Of the assis-
tant, secretary, Mr.. w. g. Bruen. in
chicago. Such ticket may be obtained
by any holder of stock registered as
above, on application, in writing. to
the president Of the company In Chi
oago. but each stockholder must indi.
viduaIIy apply for his or her ticket.
Each application must state the full
name and address OF the stockholders
exactly as given in his or her certifi-
cate of stock, together with the mum.
Der and date Of such certificate. No
more than one person will be carried
free in respect to any one holding OF
stock as registered on the books Of
the company.
- A. q. HACKsTAFF.
Secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-02
SPANKING GIVEN AS SENTENCE.
Justice DEGREES Whipping of Boy il

Justice DEGREES Whipping Of Boy in
Public by Father as Penalty.
Fon du Lac, Wis, Oct. "A spank
ing administered by his father in pub
lie court is the sentence pronounced
on Guy Higgins, a .15-year-old boy, by
Justice of the Peace d. F. Blewett.
The boy attendedsa base ball game, and
he, with other boys, threw grass and
sticks at the, visiting players. After
the game was over and the visiting
team had boarded street car he threw
a stone thru the window of the car at
one of the men.
Mayor T. L. Doyle and his little
daughter were on the car and the mis-
sile inst missed them and struck one
of the players on the arm, cutting it.
The myor jumped off and arrested him.
The mayor jumped off and arrested
him.
on charge of disorderly conduct. JUS
tice Blewett found him guilty. but said
he would suspend sentence if the boys
father would come before him next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock and
administer a good, old-fashioned
spanking.
The boy thought he would earn mon
ey enough to pay his fine, but his par
ents thought differently.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-02
Yankee Girl Cruelty Treated by Belgian
Husband, Asks Aid of Courts.


Husband, Asks Aid of Courts.
Antwerp. Oct. 1.-THE story of the
terrible experience OF a young Ameri-
can woman who married Belgian
named vanderbruggen, who turned out
to be a fortune hunter, and OF the cru
elites to which she was subjected mas
lust come to light in Antwerp.
The couple were married IN New
York last July and came to Belgium.
On their arrival the husband seques-
tered his wife In the country near
Antwerp and treated her with terrible
cruelty. threatening to kill her II she
did not make over all her property to
him. This she refused to do
She managed to escape and appealed
to the police but they declined to help
her ON the Ground that she had no VIII
nesses. and the unfortunate woman was
compelled to seek refuge with casual
acuuaintances. who concealed her from
her husband.
A short time ago she secured passage
on a steamer sailing for Boston. ana
with the aid of the steamship officials,
secreted herself on board till the boat
was in North sea. The husband con-
t;nued his efforts to discover her, and
is now i'm Antwerp.
Mrs. vanderbruggen will appeal to
the American courts in an effort TO get
relief and freedom.
A similar case is said to exist IN
Antwerp. but the unfortunate wife, tho
anxious to escape from her husbands
cruelty and the abuse of his family, is
unwilling to leave on account OF her
children
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-02
Needs of Buyers Made Them Act
i've searchers For offerings,
Altho Poor
CATTLE MARKET ALSO STRONG
The Early Market Looked Fully Five
Higher Than the Average of the Pre-
vious Day-ouaIity of Hogs Poor
Fair Demand For Best Sheep Which
Ruled Steady.

Chicago, Oct. I'm the native di-
vision conditions were favorable for a
strong market. There was little Of
fered, and the quality was not good,
but the needs of buyers made them ac-
tice searchers for cattle. and prices
looked fully as high, quality consid-
cred, as at the best time of the pre-
vious session. Western cattle We're
steady.
The buyers have fought hard against
the $500 market in late weeks, but
have been compelled to pay within DC
of that price. Monday the right load
came along, however, and they sold
readily. Now the hopeful ones are talk
ing still higher for prime ones, but
that Is not here nor there. The tops
are pretty high now, say traders, ana
the main efforts of the latter were di-
rected In boosting the other classes
wherever such was possible.
Arrivals of 5000 to 5000 western
rangers We're competitors against the
palmer grade natives, but in paying
higher prices for westerns the buyers
disposition toward the cheaper natives
and there was considerably less COM
plant against them than was register
ed by the sellers in the late days last
week.
Hogs.
The market ruled strong, and sales
were made in a number of cases on. dr
early market which looked fully five
cents higher than the average of the
previous day. 1t was largely marke,
for mixed and packing grades, more OF
necessity than from choice, however
The quality of hogs was poor.
Attic hog prices oscillated back ano
forth considerably during the month OF
September, the strenuous efforts made
by packers to hammer the market
down did not avail much. The wal
banner is still up, however. and it Is
evident that packers will not cease
their bearish campaign during the COM
ing month, tho it is evident that they
will need more hogs than arrived IN
September. The time of the year is
here when they will have to get busy
and the plan of holding back for
larger supply cannot be followed mucf
longer.
Sheep.
Sheep receipts We're again heavy
and the market was similar to that Of
the previous day. There was fair de-
mand for the best sorts, and they rulai
generally steady, while offerings were
common to medium and lambs liberal
There was broad outlet yesterday 70,
all of the good, fat and desirable feed
ing sheep and yearlings here. and these
offerings sold in good season at fully
steady prices with late last week
Buyers showed less inclination to takt
hold of the palmer kinds, however, ane
the trade in such arrivals was SLOW
from the start, with all change in the
market tending toward weakness.
A feature of the trade was the hun
CRY demand shown for yearling breed
ing ewes, and many We're the order!
here from. Michigan, Ohio, Indiana ant
as far east as New York for suci
stock
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WHEAT WEAKER TODAY
Active Support by Leading Bull
Checked Markets Declining
Tendency, However
SLIGHT DECLINE IN CORN
Market Was BearishIy Affected by
the Easier Tone in Wheat and Com
mission Houses Were Chief Sellers
Oats Weak in Sympathy With Other
Grains-Provisions Market Quiet.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Sentiment in wheat
today was inclined to bearishnessi, but
active support by leading bull check
ed the declining tendency. Weakening
influences were lower cables, increased
receipts in the northwest, and excel
lent weather conditions for the nove-
ment. Trading was active, with local
longs as the principal sellers. Deem
Der opened at IS to 76ls, declined to
rs Is @76, and steadied around Is. Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago receipts
were 1,1S1 cars.
The market reacted sharply, OIL SELL
ing brought out by a statement, made
by Bradstreet's, which showed ;Ln in
crease of about ten million bushels for
the week, in the worlds visible supply.
December closed a cent lower, at 20 vs..
Corn.
Corn was bearishly affected by the
easier tone in wheat, but prices show
ed only a Slight decline. Commission
houses were the chief sellers. I'ecem-
Der opened at 431a and sold to 4Sas
Receipts We're $40 cars.
The break in wheat was the cause
of considerable weakness in corn. De-
cember closed down rs at 423s.
Oats.
Oats showed some weakness, in SYM
pathy with wheat and corn, but trad
ing was light. December opened at
S4ss to 341s and sold at 343s. Receipts
were 26S cars.
Provisions.
Trading. provisions was quiet. and
the tone of the market was steady.
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Holders Desired.
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