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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
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ct. saul fault bas borti9e S'@al=
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tar,uaaremgeidaft.

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Isle 2aienmelt miro nit lteberraidung
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8. S'@aQoron in ct. Saul neblt
nellen gal15em 2ager faufli@ an ii6
gebra6t fat. Gie ltebernabme 0es
gan5en 2agers erf olgte am l.. Stunt.
Iasi elbe beltebt aus 9epotioralien,
MeBgerpdn0ern, &el@en, Siteniorie11,
Statuen, &re15megitationen, &ru6i=
firen, @ebet= un0 grbauungsbii6ern
aler Mrt, in engliiber, oeutider,
fran50iiidaer, boudn0iider~ b0bmi-
i9er, polnii6er un0 an0eren Spra-
6en, Mltarpeinen, fiinitli6en @lu-
men, @eiligerbilSern, &oienfran5el1,
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bier an5ufiibren. 9ie bisber bette
ben0e1 bei0en @eiddfte mer6en 5u Ell
nem peridmol5en uno l1nter 6em Sir
menamen 6. 20. 2obmann &c., in Sem
bisber BON S'@alloran occupirten &C.
bal1oe, 3S5 Bis 3S7 ct. Heter Stro=
re, meitergefubrt. Gas @eidaft Ser
porbenannten @eieai6oft an ser Ode
ser ct. &eter uno grdange StraBe
miro aufgegeben un0, mie bereitS cts
mabnt, NIT oem S'@a1oran' iden &C.
lbaft percinigt. @err 9obmann miro
als Yrdiioent nno 81 ibaftsfibrer iei-
ne gauge 3eit un0 gnergie 0em nel1en
@eid6ft mi0men. Ser Yadtfortraft
fir oas @ebal1oe lal1tet auf 10 Sab-
re, l1n6 idmmtli6e bier Stodmerfe
meroen bon ser nelter Girma benubt
merben. 9as alte -S'Saloran'i6e
@eidGft tpa&r6e Dor 40 Sabren etablirt,
uno bei0e @eiddfte pereinigt, bil0en
Sos gr0bte in oieie r 8rande bonn
Miiiiliippi Bis gum Citizen Ocean.
l1uter ser tiidtige11, energiiden un6
tbatfraftigen 2eitltng 6es @rn. 2ob-
mann ltcbt 6en1ielben gemiB cine 1111ge<
aDnte groBe 31tfunft bepor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16

Trib & groB - Sitelz @ecorb $24;
8roobafes MeeorS $49.26; BIanfs $50;
HapierbaIter SIS; Blanfs SIS; 1910 Steu>
tons 8lanfs 81; @lobe 8ernfde So.
@m,. &ammerel, Mrbeit beim germeien
in ct: @loub $38.25; Ben. @ammerel
besglei6en $685.; @m. &ammsrel, Mrz
belt beim @ermeien i'm Comm EARNING
$6.75; Sen. 8ammerel besgletden &c.
Is; 6. sc. @ammerel, @eibporenenge>
biibr. @taat. gegen S. Sbbila 81; Sobn
0anfes, Mrbett betm yerme11eM III ct:
@lonb $3.50; g. German, 8ommt11droterlt
uub Meilengelb $91.30; S. 9: 9imsl,
Selepbon uno Sreimarfen $3.50; Sos.
Sar11ot, 3eugen9ebibr, @taat gegen s.
@pbila, $3:8S; S. S. &itpnstt, @ddrfen
uno Mnsbeiern bon G%olrtbausz 9ano@
lperf5eug $1.05; Setter Scott, Nrbett NIT
R%fer0egeipam betm germefen III ct.
@lou0 $68; i'm Sotpn Sarming $12;
@egfabren BON @eitripp lno M19e bein1
@ourtbaus $500; S. g. &olpalfotpsft,
@ommiKdroienlt l1n6 @eiIengelb $50;
Syn. &rdmer besgleiden 5000; @rnlt
&ublentamp, 3eugengebibr. @taat gegen
San. @oiplan6 $1.36; @bmnnb 2dfenoe,
YpitzM ortem examination i'm Sale bon
@ib. 8ntala $500; 81. Gilbert, gilenz
maaren $685.; S. S. 2eiien, @eidtpoz
re%nengebiibr, 5taat gegen S. @pbiqa
ST; S. S. MeDer, Mrbeit beim 8ermeiz
ia in ct. @lp1lb $685.; inn Conn Sarz
ming 1918; 8. S. Morib = @@eriffsz
gebiibr uno Muslagen 9taat gegen Is.
5anlel $2.45; gege1 @id. Nibner $751;
60; geaen gmil NorolDf $194; gegen
Spbn Soma $500; gegen Soiepb @dulte
1915; gegen Nnb. Sonas $500; Sobn
@an3er $1,000; gegen Saul @eins &c.
45; aegen Mlfreb 9ben $500; ge9en S.
5Dbila 1856; gegen @m. @pdert 50;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
@eber, @ei6morenengebubr, @taat ge<
gen S: Sbbi1a $500. @ertagl1ng Bis 2
nbr Nadn1ittags.

notwithstanding, ben z. SUM-, 1910.
Ser g%erta9ung gen1db trat Die 8ez
boroe 5ulan1men; antpeieno: S: 9. SEQ
p%alfotpsfi. gorltber .unb De Mit9lieoer
gal. German l1n6 S: s. ganftelo = &C.
lnd beg Sobn @eQenitetn unb anoerer
fir Muslegung etnes neren @ountDz@ez
ges in ben Solpns MbanD 11no Nbon lpilr=
BE Der @ebDroe borgelegt nno auf @ns
trag tpuroe angeoronet, buB ein Ser
hor betreffs beg @ei u6es inn 33in1n1er Der
@puntpz@ ommiiiare 5m ct. glo,to IN gez
1anntem @onntD am Stenltag. Den IL.
Suli, 1910, Morgens 8 l1hr gebalten
mcrben ipl, 81 pelber 3eit u1o an nell
diem Srte genannten Beb0roe aQeS m1z
bDren ioQ, mas fir pber geae1 @enebz
migung bes @eiudes borgebracDt toirb;
lpetterbin angeoronet. bab S. 9. &otpalz
fotpsfi, S. $. @anfielo nnb Sol. Ger
man, Mitglieber Der County, 8eboroe a!S
&omitee erna1nt iino gum 3pede Die pro-
ponirte Strede bes neren @eges gu u1z
t%eriud)en, unb bab genanntes Nun1ite beim
8eginn Deg %proppnirten @sege5 i'll gez
nan1tem COUNTY am Mitt1ppdj, Sen 6.
Suli, 1910, @orgens 8 l1br gum 3med
5uiammen fommen foq, Del proponrte
5trede bes beiagten @eges gu unteriuz
den nnD 6ariber 5u bertd)ten in be1agz
ter 9er1annmlung Der 8ebDrbe, unO DAB
biesbe5iiglide 8ear,1tnnad ul1gen e%rlai1en
lperoen foaen, %ie bies eelebli@ porgez
idrieben lit. = @ertagnag fine Die.
S. 8. &%onaltotpsfi, goriiber Ser
@ountpz8 ebDrbe bom Stearns
County, Minn.
8ei tddtigt: Sobn g. @au. County, MuSitor
unb egzofficio Glerf 6es 8oarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16

Comm 0af, $3.50; Clinton @artenberg,
Comm Yapnesbiue, $500; l1r(us &ronen>
BERG, $otpn ct. Mugnfta, $500.
Mnf Mntrag tpurDen folgenoe Ned<
nungen erlarbt uno Dem &eieb oemdb
CUR 3ablung %angetpie1en: Sotpn @rods
lpap = 8riidenarbeit $4,000; $240;
Comm Safe George - Briidenarbeit in
5ettion 20 $27.25; &egearbeit in Gee.
50 unb "a $15.37; III Gee. % $25.62;
g. S. MbeIn, 9infe $50; Saul MbIes,
MeiieausIa0en 1854; Greimarfen, gr<
pref, Selepbpn etc 23.O7; Mm. $. Ml<
ben, Eriebensrihtersaebii6r, 5tadt gez
gen @mil NorbIDf $4.3O; @el6norenenz
gebiibr, 5taat 9e9er, Sranf 5DbiIa =
@arrD 8enien ST; Setter 8lonlmer ST.;
8ienid $2.eg; ssoIepb 8obid $3.50;
@rum rmb Mun1iu9cr, Elumbirarbeit unb
Neparatnr inn Gourtbal1s $50; besaleiz
den $685.; s. s.. ganfielb, Commit
idroienit unb Meilengelo $13s.40; 81.
S. @bisbolm, 6deriffsgebiibr, @taaf gez
gen ST. 8ebr1e IS; sam. 9: Gbute, Ser
me7en III ct. Gloub $2s.75; besgleiden
@erme1en bon gountpipeeen i'm Solpn
pelano - @ermeHen in ct: GlouS 500;
ct. @lpub SIS; &ermei1en I'M Totpn
Sarming 1895; Mnfertisen uub gintraz
gen eiuer Elatte 1915; q. s.. 9etpeD,
@eldmorenengebiibr, Staat gegen s..
5pbila 81; S. S. 9pnpbue, Srieoensz
rid%tersgebilbr, Staat ge9en S. Sbbilz
la $14.30; S. 9. Gum, goronersgez
biibr i'm Sale BEG Suit. &i,,bel $1,000;
g. S. G5ed, e3ugengebIbr, 5taat gege11
s. 5pbiIa $3.16; CT. q. @mmel, @ez
idtporenengebiibr, 6tant gegen s. 5Dz
bi1a 81; g. IS. Sollpm, @er0ffentli<
den Der gerfaufs11oti5 bon @rabenarz
belt 81. SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16

i~efDitigung Der Benton gountb : @efanz
genea $3.50; Ser Stearns @puntpz@ Sc
fnngenen $1,000; Der Stabt ct. glonb
@efangenen $3.50; Selepbon $500;
Sreimarfen $500; antpeien6 I'M 9iitrift
Count $4,000; l%1eberbringen beg ISM.
8adelor nab Meb 8ing $32.4O; @or>
laben Der &leinqe1diporenen $22.95.
Sracb Soc, Sel,qenqebiibr Staat qez
ge11 S. sbbiIa $500; 81. SO. Selep6on
Ct. 60. &ente SIS; @6. Ortiz, Nrbeit
beim &ermei1en in ct. gloub $38.25;
inn Iptpn Sarming $6.75; Sui i. Ortb,
biqa 81; 8ront. N,entod, $S}sugen9sbiPrr,
Yinarlt, 9%eidenidlall im Sale BON Ism.
s<,lblie Serbiee 60, 9i@t nno @as I'M
len, Selepbon inns grnrss $24.so; ct.
e!orb Sron @orts grbeit am 9ampfz
feiiel. $1:75; ST. 5dmit. S%tenograpbenz
Mrbeit, @taat gegen @orb1of $f.25; CIR:
Sd1mttt, Sreimarfen $15; Secnrtp Blanf
Boot 4 Erinting gompanb, Seperbalter
nno 8lanfs $10.35; 8lonfs nnb 1eber>
hinoen eines &latz8udes SD. 50;Stam
Eaos $3.50; Clips nrb @ralntnationspaz
pierre $2.45; 8lanfs etc $3.50; 81
mes 9rudg eieuidaft = @er0ffentliz
dung, beg @eindes fir S6antli5ens
$$4.40;' @erDffentlidnng BEG @erbDrs
(8rommenidenfel) $3.50; (96pageD
1915; (Spol6en) $3.50; Saien) $500.
Ser @erbd1olumgen ser County : 8eb0rz
sc $47.25; Ser 8erfaufsnoti3 bon @raz
benarbeit $3.50; Ser Mpplifation fir
Sdanfli5ens $3.50; $4.4O; fir 8riidenz
bauer $3.50; Sbeobpr Senppprbe, @ez
idlporenengebiibr; Staat gegen S. @pz
bila $1.00; Sran5 @ar5e1a, 3eugen9ez
biibr 1916; sSacob @eber, &pmmi1drz
nienlt ltnb MeileneelD $113.40; Sobn g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16

crit inn Splpu gollegepiQe nieberlieben,
]pdter in Mlbonp ibr @eim anfidlugen II;
iene Stpdz Torm b%errridteten, Die lebt
bon oerru @irmcr bearbeitet miro. @r.
@im1ner ipar tets eiu itrammer 9e:
mpfrat, mpbnte bdufig ais 9e1egat Den
5tuatsz nnp Gp,ntp &unpenttonen letner
Yartei bel 11nb gebDrte mebrere Sabre
nem nempfratiihen County Gomite an.
CT lpar Elm 9rpBer anbdnger bes nerlt.
@punerue1r5 Solution n1b lit bieies Sabr
81 Wuuiten Ser Npmination beg Sobn
Siuo ais nemofratildler &a1bibat fir 1as
@puuernel1rsomt. CT bdlt Sic Sntereie len
pes 6armerltanoes bpd. II. es tpiroe ibm
slr Srel1pe gereide1, bieIem Stanoe MAJ
mer1tlih in ser @%eletgebung leine 9tenz
le mibmen 5u fDnne1l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
g. g. @immer betritt bic polttii6e
Mretta.
Grtl6rt iid5 ais &anbibat fit has @eprd<
ientantenantt bes 81. lcgtslattnett
9iitriftS.

g. g. Skinner, ein prominenter Sc
mofrot bes Totpn Mlbanp uro @igentbii<
mer Ser lpeit nno brett %befannten "Mi<
banp 5tpd Sorm" bat It'd als .&anbiz
Sat fir Sic bem,ofratiide Domination fir
nns Mepra1entontenarnt Deg 81. i%enatoz
rienen 9iitrifts eintragen lallen., &err
@immer mar felt 1einer &t1Dbeit ein Be-
1pphner bon @tearns Gonntp; er nnrbe
in 1867 51 Soribault, Miun., geboren,
bon mo CT 5ipei Sabre 1pdter NIT ieinen
@ltern nab Stearns 60. fam, bie lib bors
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29

WILLIAM =. WHITE.
Postoffice address. Monte Vista. Colo.
Place Of residence. Monte Vista, Colo.
Place Of business. Monte Vista, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29

Select . nice arn white head Of ca>.
oass. Wash and drain veil. Thea
scoop out the center. Now peel ana
core several nice arm cooking applss:
plscs n center Of cabbage and speinkle
sishtly with sugar Il desired. Nov
place In . bag and boil II watse unttl
cabbage 10 tender. Drain and place
On . platter Of lettuce leaves and
spread rich mayoonaise drsssias over
same. Can b ssevod either bot a.
cold. Also e1ds - . dscosakioa -
~ table.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29

osDoaHn ~. SYLvusf1n,
Pue4sefScs aAdrsss. Aoass Vista, Celo.
rlAee d reeslsnce. Aeate VISA. Coeo.
Plocs Il buslaess. Aeats Vista. Cese.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
ron COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Vote for One.)

OTTO v. ADAMS.
Postoffice address,. Monte Vista. Colo.
Place OF residence. Monte Vista. Colo.
Place OF business. Monte Vista. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29

Postoffice address. Del Nofts. Colo.
Place OF residence. Del Norte, Colo.
Place Of business. Del Norte. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29

ron COUNTY COMMISSIONER IN AND ron rue sscoiip COW
MlsSioNGRV oorRcT
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
caes = psppsea.

n yoa havs . DopDy you hev ~
i0pooGeo1s Il b Soe tAe little foaiov -
drink witheat stepplAg q u -.
turning & oveS. 80 tosing Deot q ~
drink n avert ~ ~ a onool
eeo1 II. lT1ve pelate1 et3ek theoIaA
~ oooe, ~ III ean1eG - $3.50
evee. TAis b olDe roeeoneole6 ~
Gh1G1Deos. Htteoa, 80.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF.
tvot. for One,
AUGUST ). WEISS.

AUGUST J. WEI00.
Postoffice address. Del Norts. Colo.
Place OF residence. Del Norte, Colo.
Place of business. Del Norte. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
ron COUNTY CORONER.
(voie for One.)
GEORGE .. oisss.

Postofficc address. Del Norte. Cole.
Place Of residence. Del Norts. Colo.
Place of business. Del Norte. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
FOR COUNTY TREAsURER.
(vote for ons.)
ERWIN ). ADAMS.

Postoffice address. Del Norte. Colo.
Place Of residence. Del Norte. Colo.
Place OF business. Del Norte, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29

Postoffics address. Monte Vista. Colo.
Place os ressdsnce. Monte Vista. Colo.
Place OF business. Monte Vista. Cole.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29

Place Of residence. Monte Vista. Colo.
Piacr Of business. Monte Vista. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29

FoR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
Vote for One.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
Manly News Notes.

Special to Republican.
Manly, Jan. 25.-The members of the
Sacred Heart church are holding its
ANIMAL bazaar The Gates Harp or
chestra, Of Mason City, is furnishing
the music for the dance.
The directors of the Manly Telephone
Company met and employed Frank
Wise to have charge of the Central
office for the coming year
A. Rossiter was business visitor at
the Twin Cities last week.
Elmer Dilts received his appointment
from Washington on the oath to be-
come r. f. D. carrier No. 2, to take the
place of R. G. Medium, who has re-
signed, the change to take place Feb. 1.
The c., r. I. & P. has unleaded tim
bers here to use in building telephone
system in place Of the telegraph.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25

Mr.. Wicke Is one Of Linn countys
representative feeders, and says the
weather has been very much against
profitable cattle feeding.
j. w. Prewit of Pleasantville, was
on Mondays market with three loads
of cattle. averaging 1870 lbs, which sold
at $40.
James B. Mason, of Center Point,
was here Monday looking after the
sale of a Shipment of mixed cattle of
his own feeding.
l.. II. Tigges, Of Van Cleve, was
represented on Mondays market by a
shipment of butcher stock.
Carl Stuehm, one of the most ex-
tenslve feeders in Tama county, was
here Monday looking after the sale
OF a three-load shipment of cattle.
Charles Bartholomew, of Humboldt,
regular patron of this market, was
mere Monday looking after the sale of
shipment of cattle and hogs.
Joe Duea, of Roland, a big shipper
to this market and one of the best
posted livestock dealers in the state
of Iowa, had in several loads Of cat
tie and a bunch of hogs Monday. He
was accompanied by John Guam, and
oscar Lean of the same place, both
OF whom had stock on sale.
j. %. Hunter, of Clinton county was
on the market Monday with load of
steers averaging 1870 at s5.75.
w. j. Wiedemeyer, prominent
young farmer and cattle feeder of Car
roll county, had two loads of cattle on
Mondays market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
CONTINUED PROTESTS AGAINST
HIGH FooDsTuFF PRICES
CAUSES WHEAT SLUMP.
LATER RALLY OF SHORTS
sTIFFENED PRICES SOME
Corn Opened Lower, But Volume Was
small, offerings Were Quickly Alb
sorbed and Market Advanced to
Mondays Close - Provisions Felt
Greatest Effect of Agitation.

Chicago, Jan. 25.-Wheat declined Is
@1as at the opening here today. Con-
tinued protests against high foodstuffs
contributed to the discontinue OF
degree responsible for the initial weak
ness. Later a rally of shorts stiffened
the prices, but all the loss was not re-
gained. May opened at LOSS @l.09A,
and in the rally touched 100. Receipts
in Chicago, Minneapolis and Duluth
were 469 cars.
Late in the session prices rallied
Sharply on covering trades, and the
market closed strong with May u q q
higher at Sl.101a @$1.105s.
Corn.
Corn opened 14a5s lower, but the
volume OF trade was not large and the
offerings We're quickly absorbed,
steadying the market. May opened at
$685. 1864 and advanced to practically
yesterdays closing figures. Receipts
Were SIS cars.
Corn closed strong, May IS q Il high
er at 67as as712.
Oats.
Oats opened shade 10 L lower, but
regained most of the loss in the first
hour May started at 46s4 ga. Re
ceipts were 203 cars
Provisions.
The effect of the agitation for lower
food prices was again observable in
provisions. January products falling
from 15@35. Buying by shorts checked
the decline, but the tendency was
toward lower levels
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
ST. Louis Livestock.
Marble Rock Items.
pecial to Times Republican.

special " liUeS-
Marble Rock, Jan. 2o.-Rev. Mr..
Trimble was called to VOORHEES, to con-
duct the funeral of a friend last Fri
day, and from there he paid visit to
his son in Cornell College
The aid society of the NJ. E. church
will have their annual experience din
ner and social at the F. f. Gates home
on Thursday of this week.
Next Sunday the Baptist gospel team
will go to Coldwater to conduct re-
vival meetings.
Mrs. John Clay went to Whitewater,
Wis, on Monday to visit her daughter.
Louie Messerschmidt entertained
his daughter and husband, from Du-
mont, over Sunday.
Lou Gardener after waiting most OF
the day Monday for the fast stock
train to arrive accompanied car of
stock to Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Mills has a daughter here from
Davenport to take care of her in her
illness.
The ice business has passed into the
hands of Verne MaXon.
Jake and John Shafer have a brother
visiting them at this writing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
Representative Hoq Sales.
The Chicago Horse Market.

Chicago, Jan. 25.-Receipts of horses
reported aggregate 900, against S53 last
Monday and 904 for the same period
a year ago. Trade opens moderately
active, with a fair attendance of deal
ers, but as whole the volume of or
ders is lighter than a week ago. A
number of ice companies are executing
liberal orders for the seasons supplies
and are taking large number of good
1,40O to 1000 pound chunks at 1850
225 While not buying fancy offerings
the class purchased comprises very
serviceable offerings and the keen bid
ding holds such grades on steady
basis. Fair orders are being placed for
farm chunks at s140@175 and upward.
There is a liberal inquiry for second
hand city mares and chunks for coun-
try delivery at s75@125. Orders for
small southern chunks exceed the sup
ply at s75@150. The opening yesterday
was not as active as a week ago, altho
values generally were maintained at the
| following auction prices:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
WHILE PRICES ARE STEADY MANY
OFFERINGS ARE LEFT
UNSOLD.
BUTCHER CATTLE FIND
SOMEWHAT, BETTER OUTLET
Packers Control Hog Market and Force
Prices 10 Cents Under Mondays
Averase-sheep and Lamb Trade
Tame, Buyers Being Indifferent =
Other Market News.

Chicago, Jan. 25.-The cattle market
was poor one for steers and not much
better for butcher stuff. Quality also
was poor. Prices of steers We're about
steady. with many cattle unsold.
Butchers found reader outlet
Quality of late as concerns the good
leshed beeves was not generally i'm
proved over recent days, tho there was
big quota of good-quality cattle lack
ing finish among the late receipts.
Many of these were Nebraska, Kansas
and Missouri steers, evidently forced
out of feed yards because of scarcity
and high price of corn, and doubtless
some of them came from feeders who
feared the consequences of the popular
clamor for cheaper retail beef, and
were anxious to unloac. This policy,
say the traders, is drawing pretty
heavily on the future supply of good
beeves. Many of the cattle, if fed thir-
ty to forty days more, would have been
ripened into first-class bullocks.
Hogs.
In the absence of shipping and scalp
ing competition the packers had little
trouble in bringing the hog market I'M
der their control. Prices were fully 10
cents under the average of yesterday.
Receipts of hogs at all points con-
tinue to bear out the theory that the
actual supply available is much small
err than normal while the small stocks
make short sales hazardous. The cash
trade has been fairly good, but exports
were much less than a year ago.
Shipments of lard and meats were
less than last year and the exports for
the twelve months shows a decrease
of 100000 hogs, as compared with
last year.
The average weight of hogs received
al Chicago last week was 209 pounds
against EOS the previous week and 204
year ago.
Sheep.
Sheep and lamb trade was tame,
and buyers not caring whether they
bought stuff or not. Prices were steady.
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Chicago Hay Market.

Chicago, Jan. 25.-The hay market is
strong; receipts 44O tons; shipments
none.
Choice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10000.
NO. 1 timothy-s1750 @1S.00.
No. timothy and No. 1 mixed
s16.5O@1750.
No. timothy and No mixed
$3.50 @16OO.
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie, choice
s15.00@15.50.
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie. No. 1
-14.O0@14.5O.
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebra ska and Da-
kota, prairie. choice-s1400@150
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Da-
kota prairie, No. 1-$13.O0@140
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Da-
kota, prairie, No. 2-s11.00@12.5O.
Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin feed
ing, prairie-s10 o0@1250.
Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin feed
ing-s7.006950.
Rye straw-s11OO6120O
Oats straw-sa 50@10.00.
Wheat straw-sS.0O@9.O
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CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago, Jan. 25.
Pork-May. 2o.521s.
Lard-May. 11.5O
Ribs-111712 a1l20.
Rye-Cash, 10.
Barley-61d ais.
Timothy-March 4.25.
Clover-March 14T5
Butter-Easy, creameries, 25@So;
dairies, 24G29.
Eggs-weak; receipts 1900; at mark
cases included, 2119a2712; lrsts. 81;
prime firsts. 80.
Poultry-steady turkeys, IL chick
ems, IA, springs, II.
Cheese-Steady daisies, l7dl7A
twins 1874 ali: young americas, 1872
@16a4; long horns, 1612@1sa4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25

These changes are expected to mitigate
the attacks. One change which is pro- I
posed by the administration is to pro-
vide for proceedings in the courts for
the forfeiture of charters Of concerns
that break the law. Another change
which is being considered is to make
the taking out of national incorpora-
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ton papers compulsory.
1t appears the senate leaders have
assured the president the railroad bin
will he put thru but the insurgents
say they are not going to stand for any;
program of rushing it thru the last
minute, with what they consider many
imperfections.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25

1t is a dangerous thing to take a
cough medicine containing opiates that
merely stihe your. cough instead Of
curing it. Foley's Honey and Tar
loosens and cures the cough and expels
the poisonous germs, thus preventing
pneumonia and consumption Refuse
substitutes and take only the genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow
package. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
Range of Chicago Grain Prices.

Chicago, Jan. %.
wheat-May opened at LOSS to
1904; highest, l.105s; lowest, 10Sss;
closed. 1.1012 @11o5s; July Lola 1.o1 Is.
yCorn-May opened at 66ss to 661s :;
highest, 6712 lowest, 66as; closed, 81
@6712; July 67as
oats-May opened at 4s24 to Al;
highest, 4713; lowest, 465s; closed AIS ;
July, 43A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
New York Produce.

New York Produce.
New York, Jan. %.
Butter = Steady; receipts, $500;
creameries. third to first. N@291s;
held 27@31; state dairies, 24@3o; pro-
cess, 261s @29.
Eggs-Easy; receipts, 400; extra
firsts, 3S@99; firsts S6@37.
Poultry-Dressed, dull; chickens, Is
@2S; fowls, 14@17h; turkeys, 22Q25.
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Chicago Grain Close.

Chicago, Jan. %.
wheat-No. red 1.24al.26l2; No.
red, 11S@1.24: No. rs hard. LIS q
113%: No. 8 hard, 1.0Ss4 a1.11ss.
81; No. yellow, 50 70 d66l2; No. 3
,63l2 No. white, 6512; No. yellow,
'6s1a.
oats-No. ,. 4S1s: No. ? white, 4s1s;
No. 3, As: No. 8 white, 47@4S; stand
ard 1872.
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