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New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
LAST AIR RACERS OFF.
Iero Club Rooms Deserted-Pia''S
for Contest.

FOR the next fortnight or the room. Of the Aero
Club VIII deserted for the last of the contestants
in the coming Bennett cup race from 81 LOUIS
on October 2l J. { Mccoy owner of The balloon
America and his companion. Captain Charles De
Forest Chandler OF the United States Signal Corps
Alan r. HawIey and Augustus T. Post left here on
Saturday with the Hon. Claude BrabGZcn and Crit
fifth Brewer the English entrants Cortlandt Field
Bishop. who ii his I.enox home viii start Cor ST
Louis to-day. Alfred lie Blanc and Rene Cashier.
the pilots Of the French balloons will leave
this city on Wednesday. Their companions viii be
Charles Le-ee and f ". Mix. The other entrants
alre&dy in St 1ou's.
Mr. Mix Of tie French team. says that It is
solely snort which brings the French team here,
although Levee's employer. Maurice AIalet. the
balloon manufacturer. cf Paris. who viii arrive
here ttis weeh on La Touraine, viii join the
Eauts in St Louis the day before the start from
For-s: PaTk
There are TO be other aeronautical events IN St
Louis besides the for the Bennett Cup which
Lieutenant Lahm, Ill IN Paris. carried off
easily last year. The Aero Club Of ST. Louis IS
giving 5000 in prizes in two contests Tor dirgi
bic balloons and the other for aerop!ares and other
heavier-than-air machines. These contests will be
after the OF the Bennett Cup race. The Sci
entiac American" also has offered a trophy for
heavier-than-air machines. Another trophy which
will be contested for is the LahIn Aeronautical
Cup which becomes the temporary property of the
first who exceeds the distance covered by
Lieutenant Lahn2 when he woE the Bennett Cup
miles.
None Of the members OF :he Aero Club who saw
the test flight Of the Jones machine Saturday
were at che rooms Of the club yesterday. and no
report OF its alleged successful flight has yet been
made II the general opinion of those mem
bers OF tho club who could he found yesterday that
Il would be well wait for the details OF the
flights. weather conditions, length etc. before
passing any opinion. 1t is possible however, that
Mr. Jones VIII enter his machine in the heavier
than-sir contests at st. Louis, where its pracu-
cabillty lack OF it viii be demonstrated thor
oughly.
Those who will compete in those events as far as
known at the present time are S. Y. Beach, with
an seroplane: H c. Gamneter with orthopter;
Otto G. Luyties with a hellcopter, and the ma
chimes devised by Captain Tom Baldwin, Charles
!. Strobel and Captain I. T. Loveiace.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

Steamer BermudiGn (Br) Fraser. Bermuda October 10.
TO A Outerbridge Co. with passengers mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar $3.50 a m.
Steam Seneca Cfir). Grimes Hankow July . Shanghai
s. Moji H. Manila - Cebu August 3. Sabang 49, Port
SAID september AgeTs II and Boston october II. to
Philip Iuprech with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at $3.50
Steamer Maranhense Gr). Ster Para october and
Barbados g. to Booth Il Co with passengers. mails and
mdse Passed in Sandy Hook T:55 D m.
Steamer Pawnee. Rich. Philadelphia, 10 the Clyde IS
co.
United States battleship Connecticut, -.
United states collier Lebanon. towing training ship
(gunboaO Newport
Sandy Hook, N j. -. $50 r-wind north north
west. fresh breeze clear,
SAILED.
Steamers Idaho (Brl Hull; Kennebec CBr). Port
Said Che-Foo etc; (BI). Norfolk Santurce.
Georgetown.
United states gun6ont Marietta.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
B. F. JONES, JR-, OPTIMISTIC.
Pittsburg Manufacturer Sees No Cause for
Alarm in Financial Circles.
CBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg. Oct. B.-B. F. Jones. jr.. president Of
the Jones & Laughlin Steel Company, the largest
competitor of the United States Steel Corporation.
does nct believe there is anything in the present
financial condition to alarm. He SAID to-day:
Ii is true that the expansion of the last few
years has been so tremendous that the supply of
money - now inadequate TO continue expansion on
the same scale. 1t Is therefore necessary that
business should be curtailed cOuservativey, order
that the fnancial conditions should re-establisl,
their equilibrium. II does seem possible that
there should be any extended extreme reaction
under present sound basic conditions a underlying
business conditions are SOUND ana crop values har-
vested are about s. 900, ,OOo 600.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

- Destination and steamers Close in New York.
EJanSseomM - Manehuria @ Oct 10. 900
WesO. Fiji Islands. Samoan ISLANDS
and New Caledonia (via San Fran
elscolZGoWanbqTn Go .......:...:.. Oct 90. 600 m
M ta"all r wa san frahciscol-Aiaineda Oct II 600
dressed onlyj Cvia Seate)-Tremont. Oct 81 900 n m
Japan. Corca. China and Philippine ISL -
ands (Via Vancouver Victoria,
C)-Empress of China. ............. Oct "a e.no -
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands "
via san Francisco)-United States
,1g,aaiI Transport Oct 81. 600 m
samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia (vla Vancouver and Vic
toTia. IL. C)--Mowcra .............Noy COO q y,
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via San
Francsco)-Mariposa .............. Nov II e.on - W
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
'Brings nla.l.
WIRELESS REPoRTs.

Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse in
with Cape Race y F. at 1880 yesterday raorning yhen
1G5 miles east OF there IS expected TO dock about
o'clock tomorrow evening ~
passed the Nantucket Ilghtsnip at 90
yesterday size will probably dock about 20
this morning.
The Victorian passed the Nantucket fightshin ~ IN
yesterday and should reach her dock about $40
this morning.
miles Nantucket Ligtshiy YESTERDAY ,f
a m dock about 4 o'ClOci. morn
The Cnrcna established with Cone Jsare
az Z III saturday night, when 27I miles east
sandy Hook She IS eXpeclcd at her dock about 730
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
UPHOLSTERY DEP'TS. In Both Stores.

1STERY DEP'TS. In Both Stores.
Sale ofUphOlstery Goods, Lace Curtains
and Lace Bed Sets.
Rich Upholstery Fabrics suitable for
furniture or wall coverings, draperies and
hangings in designs to be discontinued.
Fine BrOcade and Damask
2.75, 4.5O and 5.75 per yard
prices $50. and SIS
Satin and Moire Damask
1.S5, 2.75 and $50 per yard
former prices and
Fancy French Armure
1.5O, 1.95 and 2.25 per yard
former prices and
Renaissance Silk Velour. Various designs
and cOlOrs. 1.75 per yard
fOrme
Lace Curtains.
About TOO pairs, Renaissance Lace
Curtains. White or Arab color and an ex-
tensive variety of novelty designs.
200. 3.75 and 600 per pair
prices and
Lace Bed Sets, in all sizes.
Renaissance, white Arab color.
Plain ruffied valance, complete with
bolster cover. 800, 400 and $50 per set
5,T5 and T.5o
Sketches, Samples and Estimates sub
mitted.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
James McCreery & Go,
34f6 Street.
2Srd Street.
SILK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
"McCreery Silk"

"McCreery Silk
Exhibition and Sale of Autumn and
Winter Novelties in Silks and Neivets. De-
sions and colOrs identical to those now
being used i'm Paris, Vienna and London.
Complete assortment of MOusseline de Sole,
Chiffon Cloth, Marquisette, Crepe de Chime,
Satin OndOyant, Majestic, MessalIne, Ne-
Iour Chiffon.
The new shades exhibited are Mesange
Gendarnle. Atlantic, Rosewood, Apricot
Taupe, Alicante, Maisalice and the Ecclesi-
astical colors known as ClOisture, Anne
thyst, Monseigneur, Eveque, Petunia and
Tminence. These shades are on sale in all
the different qualities of Taffetas. Satin,
Crepe de Chine, Velvet and Chiffon.
Gold and Silver Brocade in POmpadOur
Novelty Silks. 1.25 to 1000 per yard
On Monday, October the 14th.
Heavy quality Satin Crepe Meteor.
White. silver grey and black. 1.25 per yard
5000 yards, Imported Satin Messaiine
Majesty. COlors:-light blue, pink, mais
lilac, Nile green, champagne, white, cream.
and black. Zoe per yard
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

DRQPoSAIS FOR sIX-INCH TUBULAR WELL. WAR
Il department Office of the Constructing Ouertsr
master. New London. Conn., October II. iso7NSeaIed
proposals Tor furnishing all and labor
Yha snnS n sixinch tubular Well Terry New
VIII De received here until IL \. NJ
IL 1907 and then opened Information furnished an
applcat,oh envelopes containing proposals should he
SnuotSed proposals for Sinking a Well AT Fort TSe-r,r
n. 10 ana addressed WILLIAM Z. HoRTON
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
Proposals.

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED
- by tho Board OF Water supply the Office of
tho secretary 299 Broadway. New York City. Room
oil Ninth ioor until : p NJ on Tuesday. October ~
1901 at which time and place the bids be pub
lcIy opened and read. the OF the contract n
for the construction OF two story attic Office
building 10 he located near High Falls MarbIetown n
township: Ulster County. New York Pamphlet con-
tanning information for bidders, specifications etc
and "A palphlet or contract drawings be
Room 1918 at the above address by depostfnc tbs
OF five dollars (S5OO) for each nan1nbIat ~
further particulars see City Record "
j. EDWARD SIMMONS President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES a SHAW
= w,,Do s,,,rr, ,,,,., Board OF Water Supply.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores.

RESS GOODS. In Both Stores.
BrOadcIOth.
A complete assortment of the latest
street and evening shades
1.5O to $50 per yard
Suitings.
Fancy WOrsted stripe, check and plaid
Cloth, London Novelty Chevot, Scotch
Mixtures, silk and wool Novelties.
1.2J to 3 S5 per yard
Sheer Fabrics.
Silk and wool Wolfe, Marqusette, Pc
kin stripe Wolfe and EOIiennes, shadow
stripe check Wolfe, Tartan check and
plaid Wolfe, Chenille stripe VOile and
Broche EOIienne. 100 to 600 per yard
Astrachan. BrOadtaii, Caracul silk cord
Plush, Corduroy and Novelty Velveteens.
Black and col0rs. LOO to 1900 per yard
On Monday, October the 18th
Sale of Imported Black BrOadclOth.
so inches wide 100 per ward
nus rau
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

10 you know this? If you do not register
and enroll as Republican this fall you cannot
vote at the Presidential primaries in the spr;,,
Hes.s'er to-day! The books will be open for
.ne lass tln'e from a. m. TO 10 p. m. You can
una 'ne address OF your registration place in this
paper ~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

Naples oct h-Pannonia CBr,. New York for Genoa
SAILED
o Sorenst0wh oct i3 1880 ulUmbria CBr) New York
Mo,'3i W g. iS l;l5 HVaderland C8elg) New York
NAuH'i'e' Oct lS-Californta (tr). New York
PASSED
Glbraltar,. Oct 13-Sannio QtaD New York for NJ.
anu Sehoai IN. Cltoaia (Br) Trieste ana Eiro
Tor New York. $1,000 anu rune
Scilly. Oct 13-Statendan N1utcbN t,o...-,.
logHe for New YORK - -uI4i anu boO-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

DROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS pAuw,v
a SUPPIiEs.Do1iee LIE O OF Assistant Purchasing Agent
York. October II. 19O7-Seaied proposaIs Iii >eW
ceived at this office until P. NJ October as 100
tor furnishinS the above mentioned articles RIankS
ana iuiI Information NAV be obtained at this Office
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

Republicansi Don't think because this is an
"oH year" your vote won't be needed. Judges
assembiymen, aldermen-aii deeply concerned
in the making OF good bad government-are
70 be elected. Do you want good government?
Then don't fail to register to-day. It is the last
oaN.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

On Monday, October the 14th.
Sale of Comfortables and Blankets.
$50 down filled COmfOrtables. Covered
with best quality mercerfZed sateen. floral
designs OH white ground. 4.65 each
800 pairs fine white Blankets. Pink
or blue borders. Full size.
AS and 600 pair
nusuaIv
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel
Nsss2l For. Line. Mail clcsss sails
lrocuo!s. JacksonEille, Clyde ;:.--..... 800 M
Princess Anne. Norfok Old Domininn. 300 D m
TUESDAY. OCTOBER u.
R-currinzessn. Cccilie. Bremen. l. N 1000 ~
Isucinla. lA erpoe C-iiATd 300 m 300
Panama Colon. I l. X and > 3d.. 30 IN 300 IN
slegmund t-ahia .-.--....-.-- ll;o0 IN 100 = N
Molt<e. Naples, HaTnb- n l1:30 a N
Denver. Galveston, Hallory- ..--.--- 1900 N
Clty II re nphlf' Sdsai4lil caFathah -- 800 :
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER lG
~Teutonc Southampton. White star. IN iOn0 y,
BcTmudian. Bermuda. Cuebec. m 90 "a
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
III 90 q IN

1a, lldsu, iiaiiit,- Afn 800 200 m
leiSaii. lioiltnd--Am.- 1900 m
l,I - - i-4Dy - 1000 n IN
-A"H4i's ->e" Oiledls' 30 Edclnc''''- - 1900
"Takes mail for South Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
RUG DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.

RUG DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
On Monday, October the 14th.
Sale of Oriental and Domestic Rugs
and Carpets.
Herman and SarOuk Rugs (inest of
the Persian weaves). 1870 and 1900
Fine MOsul, Kurdistan and KAYAK
Rugs 1900 to 5000
Antique Shirvan Rugs (Cabstan
quality. 21.OO
Value
Shirvan and Karabagh Rugs -.
1000 and 1900
Rare Antique (I<hiva) Afghan Carpets.
1000 to 1000
Domestic Wilton Rugs. (OrientaI
designs) Size n IL it,.
27.5O, $500 and $3.50
Best Tapestry Brussels. Size X left
11.OO and 1900
Imported LnOleum in imitation of
Inlaid Tile and Hardwood flooring.
1.15 per yard
usua price
Printed LinOIeum ......... soc per yard
100 pieces plain Durrie Carpet. All
the new shades. One yard wide
75c per yard
Crex, China and Japanese Mattings
and Rugs.
James kCCreery & Co.
25rd Street 54f6 -Sfreef
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

Caslda .Mnntevdeo Septr 7. Norton
BarbarCssa Bremen October 5......N G
Niganca. Nassau October
Ainn London, October AtlaU Trans
Nieuw Amsterdam. BoUlogne October 6..-.--. .lOl-AE
Victorian. Liverpool October White
oscar .Christansand october .Scand- Am
Zulia Curacao, October Red
Italia. AlmcTia. October
Algonquin. jacksonville, October Clyde
City Of Columbus say annah October .Sa
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10
sk Win der Crosse. Bremen. October
Crown OF CASTLE. e.. Hamburg October
President Lincoln Hamburg October A
Ainnetonka London. October g.. Atlantic Trans
Sarnia Fortune Island. October II
Lrinz sgismund Kingston, October JON G Lloyd
Victorian Liverpool, October star
lanpasas Galveston, October Mallory
Canlaguey Cienfuegos October 9.......... Ward
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10
'Caronia Liverpool October
Oceanic Southampton October 9...Whtc Star
Neckar Gibraltar October G....-.N G Lloyd
i;HlsiaIa Almerla October 4. Lloyd Sabaudo
III Yae..... Galveston October 9.......So Pacific
la Plata Barbados, October l.. ROYAL Mail -
ooneTsk . Rotterdam October q. Russian "A II
Slavonla Gibraltar. October -Cunard
Carlboee Port Spain October 10 Quebec
Emilia. Gibraltar, SeuteIller
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
MoviIe. Oct I3-CsIedonia CBr). for Glasgow
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
James McCreery & Co.

James MCCreery & Co.
o3rd Sfreet 34f6 Street
LINING DEP'TS. In Both Stores.
On Monday October the 14th
5000 yards Lining Silks. Iaffetas
finish. 10 inches wide. The most desir-
able coIors, black and white, Soc per yard
175 pieces, superior quality, Percalinc
Lining. SO inches wide
2Oc and 25c per yard
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

HOUSEHOLD LINEN In Stores.
On Monday and Tuesday,
October the 14th and 18th
Sale of Household Linens at reduced
prices.
Damask Table Cloths.
>X> yafdS lS0 ana 400
%X>1a yards 235 " 80
2x3 yards 2.15 G.15
Larger sizes at prOpOrtionate prices.
Dinner Napkins to match ....
go and 7.25 per doz.
Linen Sheets.
Heavy linen hemstitched Sheets.
Single bed size 5.15 pair
Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases 1.25
Bed Spreads
A large assortment of Irish hand
embroidered Linen Bed Spreads and
Bolster Rolls. Single double bed size.
At moderate prices.
James MCCreery g. Co.
25rd Street J4fb Sfreef
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-13
Mr.. Investor!
Mr.. Farmer!
Mr.. Tenant!

How would you like the idea of buy
ing land at fifteen dollars which can be-
made income producing from the start
netting from ten to fifty dollars per
acre per year, with the certainty of
steady rise inside Of ten years tc one
hundred dollars and more The land IS
as good as the best Iowa soil, the clis
mate even and healthy all the year
round. The location is in Jackson Co..
Texas, 80 miles north of the Gulf, and
the land will produce field crops OF
rice, cotton, corn, sugar cane. sweet
potatoes, hay and millet; all fruits do
well, and no better country for vege-
table and melon growing can be found.
1t is in the rain belt with perfect
drainage, and has good water. It is
the land Of the future, has no severe
winters, and will make an active and
Industrious man rich inside Of ten
years.
We have 80 sections one as good as
the other, ten miles from the county
seat, Etna, at from $3.50 to $4,000
Terms, n cash, balance in five years
at per cent on or before. Further
particulars on demand. Real estate
men who can produce buyers are corr
daily invited to correspond with the
H. & P. Co., West Union, Iowa. Locb
Box SIS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-13
Representative Hog Sales.
Below are given a few of the repre-
sentative hog sales:
Average. Price.
stockera and Feeders.

Country buyers found few desirable
feeders among offerings, good outlet
Thursday having cleared most we'll
bred classes. Plain and medium kinds
were steady sale. however, and there
was also fair call for medium stock
steers, a1tho common and poor thin
kinds still moved slowly. There was
little change in prices all around, how
ever and sellers made good clear
ance of their holdings. Prices for
good to choice feeders showed mostly
Zoe advance over a week ago and there
was strong range in force yesterday
for light and medium stockers COM
pared with closing prices a week ago.
Conditions governing trade have been
quite satisfactory all week and sellers
look for good markets in the next
week or two, altho there is not likely
to be very broad country demand for
feeders until western range steers
come freely.
Present prices for we'll bred steers
are too high to admit OF very big
buying; in fact 1t would appear that
only tn. more courageous buyers are
willing to take them at the prevailing
.galge. AS eoranared Hith pgices for,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-13
German Critic Praise. Navy.

Berlin, July 13.-Count Won Rent
ventlow. formerly in the German navy
and now probably the foremost Ger
man journalistic writer on naval sub
jects has written a half page article
on the quality Of the American corps
of officers and men. He does not
agree with the judgment that the
American officers are mostly too old to
possess energy, too inclined to comfort
and quiet, and extremely self-satsfied.
Various American officers of the
higher rank" the count asserts, would
probably disappear soon after the be-
ginning of the war. Among the officers
the liveliest national feeling prevails
together with that practical spirit and
that special American talent or tech
nicai things.
THE American feet does lack sew
eral thousands of men to make up the
crews, owing to there being no COM
pulsory service and the higher wages
paid and independence enjoyed outside
of the navy
But these acts ought not to be TAX
en- too seriously, because of the immense
number of civilians, trained to practi-
cal, technical work, from whom upon
the outbreak of war would come a
stream of recruits which also would in
clude many seamen."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-13
Sunday at the Churches.

A union service of the Christian
Presbyterian, Congregational and Bap-
dist churches will be held. Sunday
evening at S o'clock, at the Christian
church and the sermon will be
preached by Rev C. w. McCord pastor
of the Presbyterian church.
Regular services will be held Sum
day morning at the Christian church
conducted by Rev. w. S. Johnson. of
Des Moines, one of the state evangel-
lists.
Rev. C. w. McCord's morning subject
at the Presbyterian church, corner
Second avenue and Church street,
will. be The Claims of the Real
Christ" At the Presbyterian Mission.
corner Seventh avenue and Jackson
street, children's meeting will be held
at 2:3o and preaching at 1880.
The sermon at the Congregational
church Sunday morning will be
preached by Rev. Joseph %. Nyhan,
pastor Of the Vancleve church, who
exchanges pulp1ts with Rev. l.. B. Xix.
Rev. Nyhan's subject will be The
Sewer"
DR.. Elijah Brown Jones will preach
Sunday morning at the Baptist church.
his subject. being "The Human Face
Divine" He will preach in the evening
at o'clock at the Colored Baptist
church on Bromley street
Rev Merle N Smiths subject Sun
day morning at the Methodist church
will be. Soldiers of Christ" and in the
evening at the anniversary of the
Brotherhood Bible Glass, he will speak
on Second Sight,
Rev W. P. James. rector Of st. Paurs
church, will conduct services at 1880 a.
M, 10: 80 "a M, and 500 p m. MISS
Helen Abbott will sing the offertory
1.-The King OF Love, My Shepherd" at
the 10: 30 service There will also be
special music at the evening service
Services will be held at the Friends
church at o:30 a. nl.. and 5 p. M. Sum
day as usual. Mrs. Zeno H. Doan will
speak.
Services will be held at the First
Church Of Christ, Scientist. Sunday at
1O:45 a. m. The subject will be, Sac
ra ment."
Mrs. Jessie Southwlck will preach
Sunday morning at the Union Mission
at 10 o'clock and in the evening serv-
ices will be conducted by Frank Cow
Ian. at $50. A prayer and praise
meeting Will be held Tuesday evening
at $50. Bible study services Thurs
day evening at Z o'clock, conducted by
Taylor Ferguson and wife: and preach
ing by Rev. E. Palmer Friday evening
at O'Clock Miss Jennie daughter Of
Mrs. E. Palmer. has been secured as or
gansst to fill the vacancy left by Miss
Nellie SouthWick receuHX maTraeaA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-13
Bradstreet's Review,

New York, July 13.-BradsIeet's to-
day says:
Continued favorable weather, coupled
with Improvement in recorder business
with jobbers and in payments on past
business give Il more optimistic tone
to the general situation than seemed
possible a month ago.
That some trade was lost for this
reason is, of course, certain as is the
fact that reduction sales have been
necessary to move some slow selling
goods, but it is noted that cotton
goods have been again advanced. that
dress fabrics are selling better, and
mems wear, wooden and clothing deal
ers take a much more cheerful view
of the outlook. Fall shipments have
begun in larger volume than year
ago. and where the crop outlook is de-
fined there is a slightly more pro-
nounced disposition to buy more free
ly for future delivery. The leading
Industries note great activity. with
summer shut downs limited by the
desire of manufacturers to catch up
with orders. Prices of commodities
as whole are at high midsummer
laval
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-13

Wanted-Ladies Or girls everywhere
to copy advertisements for US at home.
salary SOC per hour, spare time, cash
weekly. no fake, no canvassing or dol
lar required. Particulars for stamp.
Geek Pill Co., Sanbornville, N. III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-13
.yires Republican, ltrs|altaut gnaua au1p - 1907

fat steers however, feeder values are
not relatively too high and until the
fat ones slump off there seems small
likelihood OF getting feeding cattle
much cheaper Good grass has slimu-
lated general inquiry for plain and
medium feeders TO some extent, altho
there is not broad demand for these,
but neither is there liberal marketing,
owners of such kinds evidently beiev-
ing that they are worth more at home
as long as pastures continue IN good
shape
A choice class OF S60-lb feeders has
sold at 500 his week and dealers
say something strictly toppy would
have landed at S525 A liberal sup
ply of good steers went at s4somo.oo'
and bulk of medium classes at $45OW
A. Is, while plain light grades sold down
to $425. Good stockers cost S4.00W4.2o
and a plain to fair class S3.50n3.so.
Poor light grades made 1925 and some
thin little "knothead" steers went be-
low $500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-13

For Rent-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping during chautauqua
for five or six people. 206 North First
avenue