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.HAYES ViLLE.

Hayesville, Oct. 19.-Married. at the
BRIDES home, Sunday evening, Miss
Sadie Beasley and Eugene Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson have the best
wishes of the community.
Harlan Swere of Ottumwa is In
town transacting business.
After an illness of five days Little
Hazel Dean Mccullough was called by
death and her remains, We're buried
Sunday afternoon. Her death was
caused by diphtheria, scarlet fever and
humps.
On account of prevailing diseases
the schools here and all public gather
ings have been closed.
+ Miss Mile Bean of, Sigourney is
visiting few days with friends and
relatives here
Lloyd Martin is quite il.
Aldess Mccullough, who has been
quite ill for some time, is much better
at present.
Miss Lucia, visited at the Bennett ia
cobs home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Palmer visited with heI
daughter. Mrs. Jessie Richardson, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Hardesty is on the sick
list.
while playing ball Sunday afternoon
Jack Bryant was hit with the ball or
the right cheek, causing quite a SER
ious cut
Clyde Richmond visited at his home
over Sunday, returning to his work II
Ottumwa Monday morning.
Quite a number from here were
Sigourney shoppers Saturday.
Roy Jacobs is transacting bushes.
in town this week.
Mrs. Sadie Gilliand visited with Mrs
Agnes Burt Wednesday.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
on my farm one mile north OF Kirk
vile, Iowa. on Thursday. Oct. rs,
1906, at 10 a. M, the following prop
erty: head Of horses, one mare IL
years old. horse IL years old. two
2-year-old colts, ! span westerns.
70 head of cattle. forty 2-year-old
steers. yearling steers, % head
cows and heifers. SO head Of hogs, 60
shoats weighing 100-150 lbs. each, 6
brood sows, 20 head pigs. Forty acres
more or less corn in held. Other
articles too numerous to mention
Lunch on grounds. A. j. Fatrchild
A. g. Erskine, Auctioneer. VIM
Abegg, Clerk.
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Collingwood Violins
LEGAL.
Public Notice.


To Whom 1t May Concern:-
Public notice is hereby given, pur-
suant to the provisions Of section No.
1917 of the Code of the State Of Iowa.
that on November LIST, 1906, the arti-
cles of incorporation of the Ottumwa
Base Ball Club will be dissolved, and
said charter at that time will expire
without any further action.
The principal place OF business Of
said corporation Is Ottumwa, Iowa
the general nature of its business that
of conducting the business of playing
the game Of baseball as specified in it,
original articles filed with the Record-
er of Deeds of Wapello County, Iowa,
February 9th, 1904, and entered OF
record in book x-42, at page 1876 OF tho
records of said office, and filed with
the Secretary Of State of the State Of
Iowa February 26, 1904, and recorded
in book B-4 at page 3S Of the recordl
of said office
That all of the capital stock subs
seribed to said corporation has been
paid In.
Dated at ottumwa. Iowa, this 25th
day of September, A. d. 1906.
T. J. Phillips, President Treasurer.
Director and Stakeholder; 6. e. How
ard Secretary, Director and Stock
holder; Geo. A. Warden, Director and
Stakeholder; j. C. Bonham Directol
and Stakeholder; T. II. Corrick, Direc-
tor and Stakeholder; F. H. Carter, Die
rector and Stakeholder; F. A. Nimocks
Director and Stakeholder; 10 r,
Jacques, Director and Stakeholder.
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Circle and took part In the exercises x
the. monthly meeting, which met
Wednesday. The exercises consisted of
readings from the Life and travels Of
w. M. Crawford.
Mrs. Will Barngrover and Mrs. CAL
lison arrived from the west q few days
ago for a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Martha Junkin and children of
Fairfield were guests at the Grafton
home Sunday.
Rev. Littleton Of Fairfield is con-
Quoting revival services at the Chris
tan church at this place.
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MAN Disappeared.

HARLEY l.. WILKIN DISAPPEARED
from his home in Dutch Creek town
ship, Washington County. Iowa, Sat
urday, Oct. IS. and is believed to be
mentally deranged. He is 81 years
old, 6 feet high. walks with awkward
! gait and has slightly dropping shout
ders. He has dark brown hair, light
mustache and light blue eyes. When
he left home he wore black hat. red
dish brown coat and vest and gray
pants. Drove tall. light bay mare
with star in face. white hairs around
the eyes and short tail to nearly new
buggy: had white lap robe and horse
blanket, Hold and wire information
to ]. w. Teeter, Sheriff, Washington
Iowa.
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SIGouRNEY.

Sigourney, Oct. 19.-Word was, re-
ceived here last evening that the Lam
caster schools, seven miles south Of
here, have been closed on account of
scarlet fever in the neighborhood. AL
SO the school at District No, 2, jsut
east of Lancaster, has been closed and
two families in that neighborhood are
under quarantine.
e. ]. Lyle of Keota has been visiting
in the city for the past several days,
and looking over the political situa-
dion.
John Mitts is expecting to, open a
new livery barn on North Main street
in the near future
L. A. Worley of the south part of
the county has been attending court in
the city the past few days.
George B. Baker, of Hedrick has been
looking after business matters in the
ciyt the past few days
M. II. McFarlan of What Cheer was
visitor in the. city Wednesday,
James Sheridan of Richland was
looking after business matters In the
county seat Wednesday,.
j. d. Palmer of Cedar Rapids was a
business caller in the city on Wednes-
day.
Henry Wilson of Prairie city was a
business caller in the city Thursday.
day.
The first number of the lecture
course was given in the Methodist
Episcopal church Wednesday evening
by the Royal Hungarian orchestra. The
house was crowded and every number
on the program was heartily encored
The jury in the case of the State OF
Iowa VS.. William Carter was out al
night Wednesday night and came In
about the middle of the. forenoon or
Thursday agreeing to disagree, as
there were eleven for conviction an6
one for acquittal. Carter is the mar
held on the charge of assault with In
tent to commit rape, and his home is
on what is known as Rock Creek.
C. O.. Davis of Keota was business
called in the city Thursday
Marshall Gingles was transactins
business in the city Thursday, and re.
| turned to his home in the southeastern
part of the county in the evening.
Carry Millikin of Benton township
was caller in the city Thursday.
B. H. Shrader of Clear Creek town.
ship was transacting business ant
| calling on friends in the city Thursday
Joes Iayes of Hayesvilie was seel
in the city Thursday.
| e. Fl. McEwen of Harper was trans
acting business in the city Thursda!
| forenoon.
| James Hensley Of Van Buren, town
ship WIS transacting business in tn
! city Thursday
| James Green .Sr., of the northern
\ part of the county. was transactin,
business and visiting friends here Of
( Thursday.
George Stephenson and wife Of Ed
ryville ar" visiting re atiyes an
| friends in the city.
The women of the Meth 5dist Episco
pal church will serve chicken pie sup
per in the basement of the church b
| Saturday evening.
| Saturday evening. III
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WRIGHT WARNS
CREAMERY MEN
DAIRY COMMISSIONER SENDS OUT
LETTER ADVISING THEM
D. AS TO DUTIES
says Violation of New Pure Food Law
I Will Not Be Characteristics Upon
Certain Conditions In the Dreamer
ies-stiff Penalty.

4 Des Moines, Oct. 19.-State Dairy
Commissioner H. r. Wright, who also
lis food commissioner in charge OF the
enforcement of the pure food law,
has sent out circular letter to all
creamery managers, cream purchasing
gents, and producers of milk and
ream in Iowa, warning them that, in
very case where evidence of violation
pf the pure food law can be secured,
his department will cause the prose
sution of both the seller and the pur-
chaser Of unclean or unwholesome
milk or cream" The commissioner
md his assistants are constantly in
yestigating the quality of cream at the
Greameries, the receiving stations and
xhile en- route by rail or otherwise,
and the law will be enforced as vigor
oIsly and completely as possible.
~ THE producer of bad cream, even
though it is salable, loses money; he
auses immensely greater losses to 9TH
producers whose better product is
contaminated by his bad stuff; and
e causes still greater losses to the
tate as a whole because the reputa-
ion of the state suffers. These losses
Ire inexcusa BILE because the production
L good milk and cream is compare
lively an easy matter. There is neces-
sary only cleanliness, low temperatures
md frequent delivery.
Conditions Are Explained.
he pure food department therefore
insist on the following conditions !:
and separators shall be washed i'm
ately after each time they are
This, is extremely important.
cam mutst be cooled before mix
with cold cream.
ream must be held at low temper.
In cold water both summer and
.er.
ans in which milk and cream Is de
cred must be clean.
ream must. be delivered at least
" second day in winter, and must
n delivered, be clean and whole
me as required by the statute.
Cream that is Sweet and clean and
of high test is worth about cents
Aer pound of fat more for butter-mak
purposes than cream that Is ole
I'D sour and of low test. This depart
hent Endorses the principle of paying
Yfor cream on grade and urges it's gen
3eral adoption both by the centralizel
land the local creamery operator. The
n principle is not only right from a bust
a ness standpoint but its practice viii
Nend to better cream and greater pro
is for producer and manufacturer O
airy products.
j The pure food law authorizes {
re of not less than $25 nor more thar
fol-; the sale, purchase, or use o
mclean, unhealthy, adulterated Of
esome milk or cream to be con
4 into any product of human food
is made the duty of the dairy com
ssioner to enforce the law.
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Young Men Wanted!

For Firemen and Brakemen. Expert.
ence unnecessary. Over 500 positions
open at the present time. High wages.
Rapid promotion to Engineers and Con.
ductors. SIS to 5000 per month In.
structions by mail at your home with.
out interruption with present occupa
ton. We assist each student in secur
ing position. Don't delay. Write to
day for free catalogue, instructions
and application blanks.
National Railway Training School, Inc
II G Boston Block. Minneapolis, MINI,
u. 8. A.
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BLAkEsBuRe.

sBlakesburg, Oct. 19.-The little
daughter of Mrs. veda Smith. who is
visiting at the home of her father
William Rowe, is very i'll.
w. s. Cash returned from Newman
Ill, Tuesday.
Quincy Dorothy and daughters. Miss
Lila Dorothy and Mrs. Grace Bellies
drove to the county seat Tuesday.
Grant Dorothy and family left fol
their new home in Dakota Monday
evening.
Fred Raymond went to ottumwa
Monday evening.
: Ed Terrence and wife have gone tc
housekeeping in the property belonging
to Ina Vancleave.
Mrs. Hurst was In Foster Friday
Quite large audience listened te
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Iowa Farms for Sale.

o them
For that position Let know what
without
mi from
dsone nanr
20 finn limits 4
of small fruit fine apple and orchard Price Sloo
foot land with black soil Well tiled
l6 $40
buildings.
fromO
IN miles
4
| will *
!
would
n j d /
| FOR EXCHANGE.
4 for o
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FOR SALE

80 acres, miles from Pine Bluff.
Arkansas, room house, barn, orchard,
40 acres under cultivation. Price $1,000
per acre. Pine Bluff is a city Of 26,-
900 population. with 6 railroads and 8
banks. This farm is level, no rock,
good soil.
14OO acres level timber land in
Woodruff county, Ark. There is white
oak. hickory and gum timber on this
tract and the saw timber will cut about
5000 feet per acre. Price $1,000 per
acre. This land lies 6 miles from a
good railroad town.
159 acres liz miles from Pennington,
room brick house, large barn, land
lies level and is splendidly located
Present owner was obliged to take the
place on mortgage and will give you
the advantage Of this fact in pricing II
at $500 per acre.
We have 80 acres in good location
with good little house and barn al
$3.50 per acre.
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Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, Oct. 19.-Corn-No. 3, A
Free for Saturday

Free for Saturday.
A fine decorated china salad dish
with can Of baking powder. This is
one OF the best offers you have had
Grand Union Tea Co.
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. Oct. 19.-Wheat--No. Q red
"a; No. 3 red. 73@73h: No. 2 hard,
73A@75; No. 3 hard, Tl@74; Dec,
opened. 74@74M; highest, 74h; lowest
1875: closing, 1874 @73M.
Sorn--No. 2, 45QAbM; No. 3, 400
45A; No. white, 45A 945N; No. q
white. 45A No. 2 yellow. 45lA @451a
No. 8 yellow, 45046h; Oct, AN; Dec,
opened, 42ss@42h; highest 42%: low
est, 42S; closing. 42as.
Oats-No. 2. 80; No. 3, s2M; No.
white. 4A@SaA; No. white, s11s a
8sM; Oct. 32A; Dec, opened. 1914
highest, s3h93s%; lowest. ssM; clos
ing, 33A dD333s.
Pork--Jan.. S13.75.
Lard--Oct.. $9.45: jan. 1922
Ribs-Oct., $S.15; Jan. STAT.
Rye not quoted
Bariey-Cash, 39k@55.
Flax and clover not quoted
Timothy March, s4.22@43O.
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MRS. coWDE SELF.

Is Daughter Of Bishop Henry Potter
of New York.
Cromwell Conn, Oct. 19.--ft in
stated here that mrs. Laura Cowden.
daughter of Bishop Henry G. Potter Of
New York, committed suicide by hang.
Ing at private salitarium here Tues
day night.
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FOR SALE.

T ARM FOR SALE--120 ACRES OF
coal lands y mile from P. o. and II
r. station on the Burlington. Drill
, ings show 5-foot vein of COAL Good
3-room house and other buildings
Cistern. springs, well. All fenced
This Is a snap. A full description
and terms on application. Write ]
T. F. McGrath, Tyrone. Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WRITE C. r. FRY, BLOOMFIELD,
Iowa, if you want to buy, sell or ex-
change farm, stock Of merchandise,
town property or bunch of live stock.
Regular commission charged. Write
exact description in first letter.
j. w. sCANNELL, AUCTIoNEER, R.
No. Q, Ottumwa, Iowa. New 'phone
No. 1,100-W. Terms reasonable
Satisfaction guaranteed
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FOR SALE-I HAVE A 120 ACRE
farm for sale. 1t is good land, some
timber about 70 acres in cultivation,
one mile from school, in good neigh
berhood. / will offer this farm for a
short time only at a remarkably low
price. Write me for particulars and
terms. This farm Is, located in Mon
roe county, Iowa, and only a few
miles from Blakesburg. f. j. Ray
mond, Blakesburg Iowa.
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ed, demoralized. Chickens, 1O@15:
spring chickens and turkeys, 1920;
fowls. 10@13.
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-oDAT. MARKETS.

This market is furnished by the
Cassidy Commission co. Local office.
Rooms % and 80 Holman Block. b,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-A GOOD STOCK
of general merchandise valued at
$1,000. in Keokuk county, Ia. Want
land about the same value. ADJ
dress x Courier
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Oct. 19.-Butter-Firm
unchanged.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged.
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YAMPA.

Yampa, Oct. 19.--Mrs, Nafziger is
visiting friends in Illinois.
Miss Hazel Pinkhard is visiting
friends in Packwood.
George Walker was in this place on
business Thursday.
Gus Lind returned from Chicago
Thursday.
Mrs. j. ]. Beall Of Agency is visiting
with her son, S. A. Beall, of this place.
Gus Lind sold span of fine mares
recently for $500.
Scott Hilton entertained large
number of his young friends Sunday.
Miles Davis entertained his friends
Wednesday evening at "a social dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Goodman Of
Oskaloosa arrived at this place Mon
day for short stay with friends.
g. w. Burnaugh left for Dubuque
Tuesday for few days stay.
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Buy a Home
Adjoining 0ttumwa

One to 400 acres adjoining Ottum-
IVA on the north, elegant suburban
homes, low taxes. city advantages, low
prices on easy terms. L. A. Andrew,
at Citizens Savings bank.
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the program given by the Music club
at the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday evening.
Married, at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage, Starkey Mccoy and Miss
Hattie Thayer. at 2 p. m, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smiths baby died at 6
p. m. Tuesday and the remains We're
buried Wednesday afternoon.
Jerry Thompson. street commission
err, Is putting In several new crossings
and repairing sidewalks.
| ]. G.. Thayer is on the sick list.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Heron will leave for
their home Friday in Maryville, Mo.
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New York Produce Market.
New York, Oct. 9.-Wheat-Dec..
81%.
Gorn-Dec. SIX.
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FOR SALE - CHOICE POLAND
ChinGs. Male and female. Three
mature Poland China sows with lit
ters of pigs. S. P. Hartman, Ottum-
wa, la.
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FOR sALE--INPRovED Farm
Situated on the eastern shore Of
Maryland, zoe acres. Fertile soil,
flne climate; best markets, every
thing can be grown, $4,000. Address
Thomas A. Pinto, Duluth, MINI.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Oct. 19.-Cattle-R
5000; weak Beeves, s4.o0@7.30; cows
and heifers, $4.15@5.25; stockers and
feeders, s2.5o@45o; Texans, $3.50
ABS.
Hogs Receipts. 10000; strong. Mix
ed butchers, s6.1o@6.62: good heavy,
6.30@662: rough heavy, $5.S5@6.15:
light s6.20@6,57; bulk sales. $4,000
$685.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000: strong at
[$S55@5.4o; lambs. $4.75@7.75.
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st. Louis Produce Market.
st. Louis, Oct. wheat-Dec
TN.
Corn-Dec.. 403s.
Oats-Dec., 1885,.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.

Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago Oct 19.-Butter, steady
creameries, 1s@251s; diaries, 1902.
Eggs-Steady at 1922.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Oct. 19.-Poultry, easy
Turkeys, Ia; chickens, O.; spring chick
ems, Sks
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w. LoWENBERe & SON,
Are the
HustIing Reat Estate Men.
Over Bremhorst's Grocery, Second
49, N.n.S c2..>4.

We have a room house with barn
that will hold IL cows, 3 horses Is
tons of hay, chicken house and yards,
Il mile from city limits, to rent.
We have large list Of farms for
sale. almost any size, ard price right.
In city property we have anything
You want from two-room cottage to
ten room home.
We have several lots in all parts Of
the city for sale.
| Call and see us. New phone 442.
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FOR sALE--1sO ACRE FARM IN
Oklahoma county, Oklahoma. 16
miles from Oklahoma City on real
sonable terms; 35 acres of young or
chard. new three room house, barn
for four horses, plenty Of good wat
er. Call on or address B. B. Beam
er. Eddyville, Iowa,
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FOR SALE-Two SMALL FARMS,
good soil and we'll located; price
right. terms easy. Address J. T,
White, or o. P. Shrout Palmyra, Mo.
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FOR SALES. G. BROWN LEGHORN
cockerels. Come quick and get choice.
107 North Willard street.
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New York Poultry Market.
New York, Oct 19.-Poultry- Dress
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FOR sALE-FARMs FROM 40 TO $50
acres. Price, $40 to SIS per acre.
Illinois and Missouri. In country
that has been tried and never failed.
Large exchange list. Write what
you want and have to exchange. j.
A. Burt, Quincy, Ill.
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FOR SALE ROOM ~ STORY
house near Keb. Inquire at Browns
store, at Keb.
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LOCAL MARKETS. -
.p4 %+eea.s,esst. ..e*Aas.4s-s+s
Who'll EsALE PRICES.

WHOLESALE PRICES,
furnished by John Morrell & Co.
Ltd, at IL a. M, Oct. 49,
The local hog market contains no
ange this morning.
Live Stock.
sogs. 100000 lbs. ...... 5.75
logs, 100000 lbs. 800
logs, 2e0d9250. lbs. .. 500
gogs. 200@300 lbs. ....... $50
gn~s nuar 400 his ..- IS. 10
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT FOR 1so7.-4o.
acre improved grain farm. w A
DeHart, Hedrick Iowa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
IT. W. GENNERICH & co. SUSPEND.
Liabilities OF Consolidated Exchange House
Said to he Considerable.

Customers Of Henry W. Gennerich a Co.,
q Consolidated Exchange house, were look
ing yesterday for Mr.. Gennerich, who
Is the sole member Of the firm, but he did
not appear at his Offices. A quarter Of an
hour before the market closed there ap-
peared a notice Of his suspension, which was
posted on the bulletin board of the ex-
change.
The lateness OF the hcur prevented COM
pilation Of the suspended brokers' liabili-
ties, but several brokers who had had
dealings with him said they were consider
able. At Mr.. Gennerich's Offices in the
bank Of North America Building no in
formation was obtainable beyond the Gus
tomary statement that the suspension is
only temporary"
Mr.. Gennerich is treasurer and a director
of the Brockport, Westport and North
western Railroad, a very short line in Can
ada which the Thomases took over with
the United Bank. He was an officer of a
bank until six months ago, when he bought
q seat on the Consolidated Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
IRON AND STEEL.
international broadening Demands for All
Descriptions OF Iron and steel.

Last weeks sales Of all descriptions Of iron
and steel and produ cts thereof in ~interna-
tional markets were remarka bly, large in
volume and for the most part brou ght new
high level prices for prompt requirements.
Much more export business is profered TO
domestic makers than they are able to accept
In several lines OF Importance.
Both In iron and steel products many arti-
cles are fetching higher prices in Europe than
here. In pig iron the policy Of buying through
to the end Of the third quarter. and in most
cases TO the end Of the coming year. was car
ried out by important interests throu ghout
last week. There Ia little spot or first quarter
foundry iron available either for domestic or
foreign furnaces. German and British pig
iron meters bought heavily last week under
the belief that America was on the point OF
buying up all the iron to be had from a group
Of important English furna ces. as she had
already done with a number Of Scotch fur
naces.
Most pig iron consumers h~erea bouts predict
nip and tuck conditions as to foundry iron
until April, when they look for better con-
ditions as to cars and a considerable increase
in the output OF iron over the existing monthly
production. For spot and prompt iron there
Is no fix ed average market price. For nearby
domestic and foreign foundry iron prices
are going higher.