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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-23
LONG BUYS HOME.
Well Known Young Man Purchases
New Clark Home on South Seventh.

William F. Long. a machinist in the
employ of the Tines-R Republican. in
charge of the linotype battery. pur-
chased Saturday of A. j. Clark. one of
the new houses built this season by
Mr.. Clark. The residence is at 21o
South Seventh street. and is modern in
every respect. Mr.. Long pays $1,000
for the property, and obtains posses
sion Sept. l.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-23
The Ne,u Fail Suits

Why attempt description when only
whole page could do the beautiful
effects full justice? The coats are
long--often reaching within six or
eight inches of the skirt hem. They
show closer lines than those of the
summer, and long, slender collars and
reveres are featured. This advance
showing will be authoritative, and in
every way far above approach.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-23
9liceosed 40 WI.

Harry Laughlin, fireman, aged 81
Marshaltown. and Gratha Campbell
aged 10. of Clifford.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-23
GOOD NEWS FOR BUILDERS.

Consumers Company Able to Handle
Large Concrete Contracts.
To Contractors and Builders: We are
in a position to figure on large con-
tracts for crushed stone for concrete
work. We also carry a complete stock
of lime and cement We buy in large
quantities and agure on a close mar
gin of profit. Let US figure on your
contracts.
CONSUMERS FUEL COMPANY,
Marshalltown. Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-23
Amsteur Baseball.

Boomers Independents trimmed up
the Ames pail team in this city Sun
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-23

j. NJ. Holt spent the day at Belle
PLANE on business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-23

The swisher-Lang Grain Company is
clearing away the wreckage caused by
the fire and have a large amount of
kindling which they will sell at 81 a
load on the grounds. Phone 293
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

Presid ing 81 der ;rahana preachs
M At the church sunda eVe-s
ming narterly meeting Was held
at Oxford Mond lay a ternoon qa,ite
4 number going out from Hazel
@ Ghas. Re log started far the Twin
Cities Monday norning.
Dr. and Mrs, Hart were taking
I'M the live city Tnesady y,
Miss Vera Page Of Henry Is sis-
liting her sisters The MI danes 4. Ds
and John Peel. 81
John Peck accompanied by Al. ! !.
lBuskrude, Sam Johnson. Hugh
Haven, and Jack McLauren went
TO the live city Monday evening to
attend K lodge Along With
other troubles they ran into a biz
zard coming home ss
Miss Nellie Ralph John and
Brad Bark ley eturned from Sioux
Falls Tuesday evening where
they have been attending grand
jury
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16
HENTsoN, the Or GisT.
oR OVER On NTs \

Some of the boys around here bit
the dust last Saturday trying to-
work IN the field
About twenty-five Of thes boys
met together and cllarivaried Otto
and Minnie Kalis.
Mrs. Asa ,,Lebert returned last
Monday from Rochester where he
underwent an operation for appen-
|dicitis.
Gus Fuerstenean is still on the
sick list. On. Christ anson of
Bryant is attendin him.
Mrs. canon spent Sunday after
noon at Gus Fuersteneau S.
The farmers are going to start
their lumber yard iii this city.
They expect to do big lumber
business.
There ism t much news this week
as most Of it blew away with the
strong winds which have been
gwrecking the windmills around
here.
Julius Klatt ID making arrange
fments to erect new house this
HAPPY HUNTER
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16
TELL THEM foU SAW THE An,
IN THE aNEyNs.
BEnTsoN, THE pRUoalsT.

s The old fashioned way Of dosing
q weak stomach or stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys is ali wrong
Or. Shoop first pointed out This III.
rors This is why his prescri ption
Dr.. Shoop's Rest tive il ,tai-s
rected entirely to the cause of5
these ailments the weak inside or
controlling nerves II ism Il so
difficult says Dr. Shoop, to strength
en- a weak Stomach, Heart or Kid
Sneys, If one goes at If correctiy.
Each inside organ has it's control
ling OF inside nerve. When these
nerves fail then those organs must
surely falter These vital truths,
are leading druggists everywhere
to dispense and recommend Dr..
Shops Restorative. Test it a few
days and ssel Improvement will
promptly and surely fol low. SSold8
by IA. Duffner. s''
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

at Miss Alma Scharn is still absent,
from school ais she is quite sick
lat this writing
Last Saturday wss anoth dis
agreeable day but several from
this vicinity went to the live city.
Herman braves and wife went.
to church Sunday and visited the
rest Of the day at the home Of his
nephew Ed Walner.
Mrs. Josephine Jnngers Burlin-
game wan visiting friends at Ap-5
pleby.
Her Reynolds spent Sunday
afternoon with his friends George
and John Haider.
Frank Reichling made a business
trip to the live city the first Of the
week
Somebody is thirty chickens
ahead as Wi liam Schmidt reports
that many missing from his flock.
Don Livingston was loading a
car Of flax the first of the week.
George Haider had the misfor-
tune to lose nice yearling calf
q few days ago. 4
Elmer braves has taken the job
Of painting his brother-in-la laws
house over by Grover. Ills sad
and viii ls;he lonesome when Elmer
leaves our neig hborhood.
Don Livingston is getting ready
to make his usual outing at the
sheep ranch this spring.
Nearly everybody is busy now
trying to get their crops in the
ground 90 there isn't much news
around here this week. S3s
Mrs. Herman braves has a hen
with q lot of little chickens. She
lis the only one around here with
spring chickens.
THE TWINS. !.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16


Cooper Is assisting Mr..
Murray with his spring work.
Nj, Kendell took supper ii Mr.,
Oliver Sunday evening
Miss Elma Larson of the live,
city spent the Easter Sunday with
her parents. sss
Nj. Ives has Just returned from
lowe.
Wedding bells will soon be ring
|ing. Now boys look out and get
your tin cans ready.
&. 81 Fisher 81 tie live city
spent Sunday with III ibirot her Z. MI.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16
he Sat,lr eSpIsIs
has two good second
hand singl
harness Tor sale cheap.
Call u the offipe and
see them
FO LEY NEWS

fshn ipa ~ 3 r. z, n Il; NJ
c;tv Thnrs, IS 3 s's Az s'sS asis ss
n &, :, 81 '' 4,
c,,,,rc 81 8 ~. I
d;nu III Misc NJ ;nn;.s s mn All, ~
5O as Kaiis Rev Michael Il M s H f,s ~
NV tying the knot thai made them
|ons The happy couple viii make
their future home on the Koplas|
81 s. e near &, .'l : LneiI many 5
alasnus Wlsa . !, 8 3 iohk anu ploaTs
i, !, ~, ,,.'s ' q
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16
WM. MARTIN, He SHOES HORSES.
APPLEBY PUFFS

Miss Alma Scharn is still absent,
from school ais she is quite sick
Fat this writing
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

s.. D.
a. L. Ronald, grain buyer, Benis, SD.
Mrs. Murray Goodheart, Seamstress.
Mrs. Anna Andree, Farmer.
70. n. Richards, Bookkeeper.
g Geo. Richards, Booklseeper. IA
w. H. Shurtleff, Attorney
sA. Arness, Laborer.
Mrs. s. L Rowe. s
Myron Nickerson
Mrs. Helen Palmer.
A. 3. Piercy, Associate Editor Sat &
a urday News.
A. Bentson, Druggist.
The following parties have purchas-
ed acreage: Mrs. r. 3. Crabb, Mrs.
Belle Bright, Amelia Abraham and
Henry Reisch.
g. r. Crandall
John O.. Lee.
Kate Bslnis.
Henry Lent, student.
Nv, Schurmann, merchant, Waiver.
lily, s. ID.
Henry u. Schultz.
WA. Simmons, travelling salesman.
Phil ]. Welch.
Mrs John Ladendorf
Mrs Sarah d. Hoff. 81
John Dorenbarger
S. r Williamson; Pres. State Bank OF
Florence, S. D.
Frank Meyer.
John Bowe.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

~
NJ W.. Thaler and wife drove to
the live city Sunday
Miss Hazel Bohn visited with her
sister near Henry Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Gentleman was shop
ping IN the live city Saturday.
Mrs. Tucker Of Butte, Mont. ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Hammon at the Commercial Hotel.
seo. Lautenschlager and two
danghters returned on Saturday.
faernine from Almena vis. where
Trey have been taking treatments
tleg lain Till. 8
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

4 F. NJ. Wood, g. q N. w. Employee
G. H. Atkinson, Pres. WATERFOWL
s Cement Product Co.
Harry. Wood. clerk. ... .as.s. q
Ed. Hauff, Automobile Repairs.
F. Schweiger, Architect @
4 Guy Wood, Clerk.
I R. NJ Bnrlingame, Physician
c. Kamolz, Contractor.
Rug Factory
Furniture Factory @
7 Mrs. ME- Tiffany.
4 Miss Minnie Barrett @
3 w. ]. sDurand, w. U. Tel. Co.
4 Ray Hughes, Laborer ;4,
\ j. Fansett Tnaveling Salesman.
i Mrs. Maggts Sears.
w Cfahb, teanster.
Mrs. Alice J Sears
Mrs. VIM. Fansett. .s5
Mrs. Helen Heekathorn.
Esther Pierce. sts {s.
dphn Noodle Merchant.
\ Bertha yetter. Fl
Emina Naber.
Doane Wood, printer.
nj. Brunher, with international Har-
vester Co. {. a
sH R Atwood, employe ct. Northern
\ Frank Neil, employe Ct. Northern
44R. r.
r. c. Blodgett, tailor
Al. ". WEIGH, carpenter.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16
HAZEL HAPPENINGS

Mrs Ed Mel Donald has returned
from visiting with friends At Clark.
John Peck and ]. B. Jenewein
ran into the live city Friday with
the new Buick.
Jack Lauren and wife Went to
Naples Sunday to hear Nj Il needy
preach. Il
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

E. Wirth, sexton s$E
Geo. W. Hipp, saloon.
Jas. Stefferud, U. S. Navy.
j. G. Warrington.
w. w. Toms, engineer.
w. H. Ortwein, Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co.
Nettie j. Clousen. Z
Mrs. Nettie aMears, Bancroft, s. d.
J. Edward Hill, student.
J. f. Soulak, merchant, Waverly, SD
Anton Lasert, painter
F., Sears, TRAY. Salesman.
Mrs. Laura Stinson. III ;s
Wright Tarbell, Stenographer.
Will Lambert, Printer.
Edgar Taylor, Piano Salesman
Mrs. Alice Kennedy.
Miss Edith U7rick, Clerk.
Ed, Turner, G. g N. W. Emp!oye.
H. Uirich, Clerk. "a
]. r. 3Brownlee, salesman.
Geo. N. Earle, Trav Salesman
Miss Hortense Baggie, Clerk
Mrs. DR.. Bhrlingame
IA. Anderson, Tailor. s
f. Parkhurst, Clerk.
F. p Babbitt, !. s.. Mail Clerk n.
%. Swindal, Mill Hand.
Mrs. Clyde Way. "a.
Mrs. Caroline Smith.
g. Miller, retired farmer, Willow
Lakes, S. D.
Geo. G. Miller. farmer, Willow Lakes.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

ClaYe Falvey is building On his
farm west Of Kan eska. He start
ed building Monday
HAPPY-Go.LU
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16
1leig 20
n US otes
kAiMPEs SKA KICKS

MI ia Vpheel ock attended the
Oddfe. low lodge 8 week ago Tues
day night.
Perry Rurk was hyesc city visit
81 Thursday
II. md MA. sam Purcell allied
1 "a the i've city Friday
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

A. - a. e. So 27s do 59ii n. AZ 81: 237 d. 81 n At
s.. $50 DO 65 n 81 75 23s DO 80 ~ at 81 20
Eina sheep. 10 n. at 81 90, 90 100 10 AZ - W.
Kentucky do, 100 n. al 81 so - - -. e -
sd ~. ~ ~ A. e n. PC Virginia DO. 81 n az
g q: ls4 Virginia e.. 80 -. a. 81 2I2 o. 81 r.
ss sTs go do 65 n SIS T5 81 Virginia sheep - ID
a 81 .,-,- ,---,- - - ~ ss s5 ait
Ao ga ~ a. IS IS. 2fO do 40 u az 50 ~ - re
DO "a n at So S. rs de- 8 ~ ?, - = >, "a. Al
e ~ :, * as Ia virginia sheep. % n, AZ :, -,
sIinDsrs Commission COMPANY. Zyl
3. ~ a. 81 so. 248 n a. s. y i25 WHst
- as N AZ so do. 6S 70 at 81 - a. o. 10 "
&C. a. sntlcky- sheep. l03 70. at 81 %
Eratz- 230 Virginia laT'o. - ~
S4T5 ,,o ,-,--t-ts rar7hz 72 u A. 81 IS.
- c virginia sheep, st n AZ -
'T.hfn q shannon. 23e Virginia lambs % r. a e. I05
sheep 40 n. AZ 50 60 -
~, a. Sc so. date YESTERDAY - i>ei''-N' '
a. IS / sheep 10 n. at - 20 90 rAs5 all f,r
JyOGS-Eecepts were cars or .s.riDr-
NJ sales on i've Nsi5~'' ''--
-9g fayv steady Buffalo advtces- 80, ea ..s.. rogz
salss-obin shannon uate ySst'' -, fg COS n at
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
OTHER MARKgTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

i-ago Jul,- .O-CATTI.F Receipts siiIna'e,,. -
marked steady: steers :. tssI NSSz7 Is -.
bcifar- 81 6OGS5 so; bulls s. 4ta$2, oss tssfi-
.tt.rz Sn3 Tee4ers IS 500 s. Is HOGS 49,,
sotAs - Gn6 head: market steady % &C lover So
@ sa9Tx3O: butchers. S15q$23 hght ME- og
ne S5s tight 81 90qSS II; heavy plSlus' 80 ~
So irbf rackinE 81 5OSI 60 pigs ;, otS M, oO,
80. -o e 90 SHEEPIiecetpts ttslillt--'' ,se
Tead, market steady, sheep, $49S' ~ Se"'s'' 'F
iaPos SRssolo July IS2 seag "a
,tS Pine steers Sc 50qS6 NI1A
SSi' tive and 25, lower. $6SS 10
80 xsd IS 45dSs 80: Workers - JUS ~
gSL gESS - sa> daries IS 1OGSS % SliEtP ana
- -? 600 head. sheep active ard SteIy slI
fsIyivP active ana 25c lower; lambs - "So'
S6 2SaS0 Sa',, -; Julv ao-CATTIT;R Receipts $40 head:
CincinIat'. c1 -hi,pers SIS 5OaS6 20 common 50 -
stetuS 4G5 head; steady a.
GSD GSDe Ss ana IS IS: So 2satSi ia
59nGSs{nts / go head; steady lambs >S@+ ~ S' -"
25c lower. ~ ,-,7-f -Rereipts 10 ZOO head.
sf 600 Southerns: market steady 70 It e snG
~ e. *. choice export and dressed neel 81 80
81. 10 uOod 81 5OfGS6 y, Western sl i,.T-
e. 80. tnrEsTs and feeders 50 SqS5 3' 9ou,eiI rs
81 s0G<5 20; southern COWS sSs1 e.: balis 81 sO@
g >ai.s S4TS7 % HOGSReceirts lnto e. -
steady to Sc top. s. % ou ~ e. 75sSsS
Ss heavy 81 P5GSS o. packers ana oIIf rsscsi7ts
ighd y, SN steady weak: lambs 81 ooaS Ia
tUoy StsS 60, wethers. S4lSo 40 ewes % wv
itassers ana feeders. 50 T5GS5 - r- y rss
YARDS PittsburE. Iuly
slow choice S6 EOGS6 ~; prime 90
T4fFPsuppy light; steady prime i csl[ss ss 500
ana Receipts fair; slow: prime ~
y .o ICs6,ns SO ss IS heavy Y9rkeTs s - Ss 56
i,SSt yorkers SIS I5GE$S 20, piss, 81 'OeSo O'' 's
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York July ~ 1BOd
oEFVES-Receipts were 10 cars, or 40 s hsau and ~
,1ing cars for saughtersrs and for the merks % fsr
yyeTa hold over yesterday. Nothing seilIs 50 "
as rcnorted ths morning The feeHns was n sai 10
morrow at Jersey city Dressed beer Tons
t,t primo and beef held up 10 is' n,jon ami
5fra received from the cattle markets OF 19N ~ 1sc
Canadian cattle seiIihs a..
ar ~ dressed weight: cattle from the Uhsu o15or
i8i 51i9ac dressed weight refrigeraoT Deer 1oartIv
i",reT st lOIk a10Isc per 10. Exports 70 a.
,i,nated, 2575 quarters Of beef on inc Aull"'' "
southampton. 49, h,sd all for butchers
49, uitb the exception Of II head Inc
feeling no more tna1
Eat sold II west Virginia calves 14S 10 Nsd% CITY
calves were rateu
sed 20 20 G veais sold at iodI4c per n country dFs "
og7 dressed butermks At pc lV7co 20 cars or
AMI l. J4MBS-ReCeipts - I'D
90 bead Including IS cars for slaugn,7I ss,srdaJ
making with the STOCK hel Owl sIn1 -
.ars an sale The few sheep onered WeIS
% y the market still gluteo Nlth s,n.i
80 common lambs. and while the Is =. vasardeys
and snis tnt Iitts II lower tnah az
loss the general sales were Oh ssa IN tbA penz
than 80 cars Nefe ~
10 prime -
g. * wits the general selling rahs SSifc rAr N
70 81 T7ressed mutton steady az Sa4lo p~t 10
dressed lambs lower a. i.a Company 2se Kentucky
LAMBS 81 n average, at 81 10 psr -" iO' -''
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New Nc-k Juiy 20 IEHl8
CoTFEE-The coffee market generally easier
to-day closing bsrely steady unchanged to Is points
Tulv and relatively steady owing
20 continuation bull support and light offerings
positions 10 to IL points lower The
market oeaec unchanged 30 points lower IN response
K as franz n the French market and
Influenced hy tho heavy Brazil
Ian There IS such selling here as would
;r6l-sa that rev crop receipts actually being hedsed
~ tbs the absence Of carrying charges on
ths afe positions naturally against freedom OF opera
-iors OF gh,E character nothing OF the nsrrovness
o- THE rnz-ls1 Nevertheless. the big movement IS
setsre-tsI 1ac+n- Importance apparently and
vas generally considered the of the days weak
rese (ze-nnen rnsTket unchanged n = pig
lower the hour opening, July there being
also relatively sesdy Neither Of the Brazilian markets
reported srv change prices Receipts the ports
were sOaa bags against 61.oOo last year and 5000
two YEARS eEo Iun6iahy receipts were I6,Ao9 bags.
against Tn0 year and 2oeoo years ago The
--earts- very al ciEtricts Of Sac Paulo-
creating apprehension regarding
TIE prospects Towering The market for
quiet with ouotstinns on the basis ~
TT&c RIO No :.
The cf contract prices IN t0a los' mFFE~t 70
follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

GOTTnN-The cotton market had almost as seusa-
-fenal an advance to-day the decline Of MONDAY
prices selling
g bale above figures OF the previous csy
nd of the with
steady al net advance OF 3e points December con
tracts which had sold 77o Monday taucled
10 7c a, ne bgh point to-day recovery OF 80 points
and closed az i2I4c within points OF the best The
adv liauidating movement
minated break ot the previous day and t
with coming the market tiere
bullsh confidence The market oIsls
firm SG7lS points. and Win ony tllsLl
continued TO advance during the entire sess
prices influenced oy PETER cao4ss 'l
due Q weather map % confrm Hes1er-
days reports the Texas drorth aac the Re
-or- ~ TIE National Ginners Association making the
average condition tho only y per cent asalhet
IS yr cent month Tho advance was
encouraged during the day by The western oe-t ,
weather Texas. Whlis tEesll
buying tor long promoted by the appearance
OF the hands o< brokers' wh2 were al
leading sellers by indications tlaI
large Wall Street interests buying heavily as an IN!
xegtuent uish confidence seemed to Increase as prices
worked higher, the market showed the fIoates.
hour southern sI1t
markets as osciay reported early unchanged u
h
r0--rG
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

~ cent on the prefer9e1ts: pn,n-ts-Iv per
7 c., 5s: 5ss: ss:s s's..;zSs z$;5'::3
. 8 : :::7 ss.:: s:s;;. $: 4P5a:s Ssss
pSrsst ls ror1PMENT oRDERs-Thfgr froI" M'Edpe the
F.s n sds:a - sss sss s8Ts:a ss5 s:5a 1000 S2S
o22ssH oa9s ss , fsm SndsPfeaHs f2a7 Gsn'sa poR
oas = the market aoP burlington Quincy is fig
s. snd the CeeSO: etee ::nderfrae box and 800 re-
sigerso--- pRrCEs HIGHBR-A nel'e. -, -,a5a
CoPPER ff4 tor copper. sales having been mace mace
g 8 o5 BIs S8ss. 0ns at 'a5 saa5o 'sSoSs sSoSs
s-ts sales OF IO'OOO,s ,r,.i exchange quotes cleo
:oyPsf gs nP 9o he % price ssa at lSSsa isfs aS
t...go ss up 1p's ( in 5ns bid at leal7''' anu -'
ssspT s'@TTED : TO oUoTATIoN.T,he, =, ,s STOCK Tstea Ee
:ssss sasa Tops2a to S2a'asI5 Santa II % Fs RAILWAY
dsDsrtenL Lsc-Jnrion receipts for per cent con-
C01DsH "a first fnstalment paio
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
'oPeAN PRODUCE MARKET.

s..,,sra 1sig Sig,.2@ .2@-ciosing wHEAT-spot no 2
ssrs e7te.ah1- nominal futures Guei July as
- seacy: n.. : sias: Dscember s. f5Sd CToRN-
futures sur sslneriesn mixed via Galveston es
sss1s sas1is5 a., elnber. Is Sisd October 5s el&5
Q - s Eor h 10. FDOUR-winter patents
tnp,rs1 iss NE In f,onton Pacihc Coast Arm.
~ a ZINES me- ,ExtTs India mess easy sss Sd
ass-s, = is n AM Western hrm p5s HAMS-sbort
e 30 \. sssa~- s-ss 81 BACON Cumberland cut
l,.s rlssr rntss,.h' snort rb. 1s - n. quiet
s-f s.sr r-isss.~s' hEff % 70 - ~ STEADY s2s
-, 4 rs is 70 20 10 stead 10 sss 81 e,es,
.sss. IS. a. sssay SIS. shoulders. square II 70
t2Epeggos 81 asAHi'-Prrns Western n Heroes
tssss r-nn.d N pslis q9,et SIS ad
4 = ~ stsse nstst s'hife rseads sss canadian
80 ,.:sa1y (. s.EE--spigts stssdy as "a ysosrS
tEne 1rSSe e PETEoLEESn-R.rnsd stead.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago July 20.-Perfect weather Tor harvesting
..a6 a further slump in the price or wheat To-
5aS, for .Julv wheat on the Board Of Trade The
,nore distant deliveries, however. were strohs on
taIlr Of damage by hot weather in Northwest
At the close the July delivery showed net loss OF
1tLc while other options were %c to 1c higher
Corn and oats closed strong and provisions steady.
Wheat for JHIv delivery was under heavy selling
nressure almost the entire day, and at the low
point-1l6at-the price 2c below the closing
figure of the previous session. Other deliveries,
bovvaver we're In good demand the greater part of
the session. and at the top were to 1bc above the
final quotations of yesterday
The feature trading in the July delivery was
the heavy sales by a leading long which induced
considerable selling by smaller holders.
Runors of injury 70 the new crop oy hot weatner
In Iowa and Kansas caused heavy buying OF corn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

particularly the September delivery The market
was also buIIishy affected by matertal improve
rnent in Eastern demand for the casn grain A
pror1fnent commission house was a leadins buyer
The market closed strong with prices &c to $50
above yesterdays final figures
Oats we're weak at the start, owiD5 to selling IN
srir@d bv the continued favorable weather bur tEs
rsrre+ dA1-eIoped considerable strength during ths
last half OF the day. owing TO buying oy sevsrs4
of the bull leaders. An advance OF = 20 1c N 80
market closed strong with prices 10 "a 20 &c.
prices Of provisions at the close we're &c .
to SC higher.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
aoernM WOOL MARKET.

r.ton July 2o-The quiet usually rssntis s tbs WOOL
-,'st Prices are but no higher ' . 49,, 81,
5oI,sstlc atfons are as fol"s.
Ine hio and PennsyIvania heeceS- 90 t1(.
zOG4lc; No Waslel
sbAd 2Tl2sc: one halr nool siaj -
tbTeeeighhs blood conbns eoqaSc SsIane Unwashed
in6 naS;oS Michigan wisconsin and New i91S
.-'ASaS. delaue unwasnei Sleto-o Vle
ns fl Mood unwashed s5S6o; thIee-eshnS q 4 I
washed @ nj %ssc,lri-Trres eighths blood 34a35c one
Indians bood s2G33c Georgia Slm32c Secured vaHe
quarter .ysiys months T2dT3c; fine SIX 70 eight
Texass Texasf fs5ssc; fne fall 5sd60c CafornIaoN
months oS county 636G5c: fall free. 5O152e oregon
SSaoo; I No ! stanle T2fI3c; eastern clothing 20
es valley No l. 67g5scs S. 9a1s5g S.p sso
7sc; s,S nne Clothing e4G68c: nehalf blood crosse:
fne blooA 64667c; oue-duarter blood etf50sc-
f5sI,JFxtra TO74c; fine :. es0eec supers- 9a DC
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Re RECEIVED At
- the ofice OF the Director OF the Census Washing
ton. d c. until O'Clock August 9. 1903. ard
then publicly opened. for furnishing all
eri4ls and work necessary for the
of So 55. leo 125 tabulatng machines and deliver
Ing the same complete free of all charges for
portatiOn. at the Census Building Washington. D. c.
The right is reserved to accept reject any ali
bids IN whole IN part. strike any item
items IN the specifications. and defects.
For specifications. blueprint drawings. blank prcp0-
sails and full information address r. DANA DCRAND.
Director Of the Census. Department. OF Connercs and
Labor Washington. D. c.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
payable Junel andD in New York City
Trustee FARMERS TRUST COMPANY, York.
Denomination $500 Each.

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New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

StTEAM HEATING-FoRT sLOCUM n. Y. OFFICE
- Of Constructing = NJ. July 10; 1oo9-seaied pro
pOsals. tripicate. viii be received here until 10
A NJ. Aug Is. 1909. and then opened for INSTALLING
heating systems Barracks Nos IS and %
and Ohcers' Quarters Nos. 5 and p Blank forms OF
proposals. specifications, plans and all necessary ia
ofice or Chief @ Ms
Dept OF the East. Governors Island y Y h En-
velopes containing proposals to be endorsed PropS-
sails for steam Heating and addressed Constructing
NJ
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF COLUNf-
~ ha July Is t9Og-Sealed proposals viii hs received
O'Clock Saturday. August I.
1909 for furnishing 20O IRE hydrants Forms Of pro
sDecfdcatOns and necessary Information ba
obtained from Clerk. Engineer Department Room
427 District Building Washington. d. G. HENRY II =
W1CFARIAND. HENRY l. WEST. WN. v. JCDSON.
mis- ione ID.