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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
CLASS IN ANNUAL BANQUET.
Baptist Hill Bible Class Ladies and
Guests Enjoy Delightful, Affair.

An unusually large gathering en-
3oyed the annual banquet and social
affair of the Baptist Hill Bible Class,
which was held at the home OF Mr.
ana Mrs. c. H. Baxter. I'll West state
Tuesday evening. Forty or more were
present, each member being privileged
TO take her husband. some member Of
her family or. friend. as guest. Only
two Of the present membership. now
numbering twenty, were absent. There
wsre four Of the seven charter NOM
bef0 Of the class present.
The serving was begun at o'clock
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Locs! Weather Record

Fifty one was the maximum temper
allure TUESDAY, compared with SO for
the day before The minimum for the
day vas %, the perature az :
O'Clock in thu morning. which was Two
degrees warmer than the minimum for
Monday. Al o'clock TINS morning
there was marked rise in the temper
allure, the government instrumen, reg
istering 80.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
To Whom il Nav cone.,n.

All those having bills against me
will kindly present them for payment
and those indebted to me will kindly
make settlement as we are anxious to
close our accounts. All bills will go
into the hands Of attorneys Nov 20
Respectfully, A. II. Simon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
OLIVE VAIL.
Winsome Prma Donna Who is Fea'
tured With Singer Production.

On Friday evening. al the Odeon. Will
be seen for the first time the novelty
musical farce, Miss Nobody From
Starlant." featuring Olive Vail. a VIM
some p-inla donna. The production is
by w. A. Singer ard was produced
originally al the Princess theater. Chi.
cage.
\ decidedly novel feature Of the pro.
duc-:on IS that the audience are literally
taken Oh. Of their seats 10 the stage.
where they are shown how a big pro-
duction looks from the other side Of the
footlights The scenes and situation
resulting from this phase OF stage life
are said 70 De highly amusing and en-
-a-,ai,ling.
Supporting Miss Vail in the produce
;ioa are Ralph Riggs. Lawrence Conner.
Cay Deago Adrtane kroell. Joe Nei-
meyer. Bert Morton, and a chorus Of
d-ty voices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by MARSHALL
to.xn Hesie:S

Prices Paid to Farmers by MARSHALL
town Dealers.
The following prices are quoted by
Marshal.town dealers for the different
varieties Of farmers provisions, grain.
produce and poultry. also for hides,
"a I,o,v. wool. pei;s and skins.
Carlson Bros quote the following
prices in trade for country produce uA-
I'll further notice:
Eggs-3o.
Butter-2s.
GRAINS
F z. Benedict & Co. viii pay the
following prices at their pace Of bust
resS in this city:
Old corn-42.
New corn-S5.
Oats-2G.
Timothy hay-14.0o.
Oat straw-600
HIDES. FUR AND WOOL.
II. Willard, Son & Co. quote the fol-
lowing prices:
Green hides.
Horse hides. 500 500.
Sheep pelts-1.25, 10, SO.
No. ! tallow-5.
Rough fat.
Medium wool-1sM20
Coarse wooI-17M1s.
Fine wool-14dis
Western and terrltory-15.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
In the Police Court.

Charles Lake, who was arrested by
the police for being drunk, paid the
costs when arraigned before Justice
Willard this morning and was dis
charged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Water Renrs Duo.

All water rents due Nov. 1, and pay
able at city clerks Office. No discounts
after the 18th. T. B. Wiley, City
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Have Twelve Children Living.

One 81 The most ...er.s..ng .e-t
q the anniversary gathering WI. Do the
presence OF eleven % The aged pair
welve living children. Another re-
,narkable feature : lha. in ,Ais EooS=-
velcian family. waich rU.n Dared 1o&r-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30
s c / a $.

@dbreno ser Iesten 3eit iino
in unierm Staate peri1ieoenc 2eil-
te unter Dem 8erbaft perDaitet
moroen, iener @enbling au Ieill, Ger
in 2ouispile, 9p., Die fleine gIlma
Reaner umgebraf)t gu baben ipll.
SeBt iino alle pieber entlaIlell ippr.
Ben. gs ideint, ols meiu; anicrll
Sheriffs uno 9oli5eidefs oic bobe
gelobnuna Die auf oie grsreiflmg
Wenolins's ausgeiett lit, ben Gupi
perOrebt bat. sic iebell JeBt in ie-
Dem barnlloien 2anoItrei6er ben per-
ihpunoenen Sliidtling.
S.. S. goDar6s, Der Hralibcut
Ser San g(ntonio, 9fio @fanoe Z
Earnpico gabn, bat Ser Staats-9i-
ienbabn-& -&ommiiiion nitgetcilt, bob
ieine @eieaidaft oenlnadit nnt Gr-
laubnis aur 9lusgabe BON 9onos
na9Iuhen merbe.
Observation-Disclosures Yrai-
lep bot entl1ieoen, oaB Die Gpln-
mer-Normalibulen feline ,eebrer-
gertififate on iunge 2eute ausgehel
oiirfen, Die nod feline isds5ebn
Sabre aft iino.
Sn Mnion lit eiil alter 7SjG6.
rieer Mann namens s. S. 2ollol
unter Ser 9(nflage perbaftet NOR.
ben, feline Srau erito6en gu baben
2oGar ielbit batte eiae i6lper(
Salsmunoe, Die linn anideinenb nit
oenielben Meiier beigebrod)1 mor
nit benz sic Srau eritoden puroe
sssn @inona, fiinf5ebn Weileu
norblih BON 9pler, tpur6en nebrert
9ouier bonn 8lit getroffen. IS ipnr.
De siemlih piel Sdaben aiigcri6tet
aud muroen einige Terioncn Der,
Iett
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30

geiprllngen, lmt $3.50 gu nsroienen
ST bat has tollfiibne @asnis ou6
ridtig ourdeefiibrt, obne oelr Sals
ou breben ooer 5lt ertrll,fen. 9fa1
eillieen Sturoen gfube llna einer
tiidtisen slbreibung lpar er ,>pleoer
ebenio mltrter, ipie porber.
gon oen 2agerbousleuten in
Nelparf, g. S. iino 45 M'ilioncu
@ier in ben aiiblipei6erlt aufge-
itapelt tporoen, tno iie liegcn bIeibeu
ioaen, biz Die boben Yreiie int
norigen 8inter iib perooppelt Boz
ben. 0ie Ger ipuroen bonn /
9lprtl on nod geeparf perlbifft, iino
in Der @altptlade aus 5nOiol,a,
Midigan uno Ohio lnO h1uroen
gum 0ur6idllittspreis bon 231la bis
"a Gents per 9ueeno gefauft. 3luei
Gents iperoen per Duseno aufse=
i6lagen, Inn Die Soften fir Ser
fiderung, Sluf6euabrung nilp. 5ll
oeden, mas BEN @elammlpreis per
Duseno auf ungefabr 26 Gelfs
brinst 8ie 2aeerbausbeiieer iosen
franf uno frei, lie eloubsll, ooB
ibre 2ogereier oa5u 6eitragerl
iperoell, ben Yreis I'M @iltter lDie-
Der auf sic @obe mie I'M porigell
@inter gu bringen. Somit lpiiroe
Ser @elamnltproftt an ben Stapel-
eiern ettpas iiber 100000 betra-
gen.
SIN Iesten Mugenblid uuros
IN Srentol1, 81. S. ein gcluiiier 9lr-
tbur Stole, Ser 5nm gooe perilrteilt
NOR, bon Der Sinridtung erretiet
@r iaB idon feltgeidnaat i'm elettri-
i1en Stubl nllb Der Strpm ioGte
eeraoe dngeorebt iperben, ais eln
gefebl bes 9tidter Minturn cintrof,
Der Ole Sinridtung binuusle6ob.
= Cecil 2pon leuenet auf's Gnt-
i6ieoenite, oaB er ireeno etues nit
Den 2anofoufen McMurrap's il1 Sf=
labonla gu tun babe. Dieie 2allo=
fdrfe baben befonntlib sluloB 5ll
ben acknowledgement gegeben, oic
Der blinoe Senator Gore i'm Sel1at
erhoben bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30

beit miro BON Der geboroe eiirig
na6geforidt.
Ser @ebeinlbiinoeiei-t Sro5eB
in Wiinden bat fem gnbe erreiht.
Die bier 9lngefIasten, afitglieoer
oes 9lllar9iiten-gereins ySat", mel
de infolge Ser @oinben-glplolion
an Der gurgltroBe our Weral1tnor-
tung ge3ogen paren, iino lalnlutlid
freigeiproben lporoeu. 0os We-
loittnes -Material mar elm rcd)t
biirftiges, troBoem 5ablreihe 3er-
gen pernonlmen tpuroen.
Der gum 9ooe burd) ben
Strong uerurteilte uilb 5u 30 Sa1-
rem idmeren aerfers uno aaiiatton
begnaoigte 0iterreidiidbe Ohcrleut-
nant Ioolf Sofri6ter lit bereits gum
g(ntritt ieiner Strafe nod Der Wti.
litaritrafanitalt perbra1t lporoer.
Ser 5rieobereer 9lttentd.er
u. 9anfrauber, .ipelber Der iroilnen
@ere6tigfeit poreriff uno lid er-
i6oB, lit nrnmebr ioer1tiiiSiert. Ger
@erbreber mar Der aus .s,,eipS;a
ltanlmenoe Otto @inges, melner
bereits porbeitraft iporoen. slu6 lit
feitgeiteqt, oaB ct bic Bel linn ppr-
gefllnoenell !Iusneis- -Bopierc Dem
Chauffeur 8arfenItein aeitoblen
bate.
= Sci einem Diner on 9oro lei
ner Dadt u6oben5oGerll" III aiel
lab Der oeuti6e 4aiier 5ipiiheil Dem
anerifanii6en 8otlhafter Gr. 0a-
Dio Sapne Sill uno Dem fraa5oii=
iden 8otidafter Sules Ganlhon. CT
iab portreffli6 aus. @r ipar ard
iebr aufgerdumt. Sffenbor bot er
Die leeten Solgen ieines 9eibens
nunmebr bollltdnbig iiberiplu,oen.
Sn Ser Sauptltaot Merlfo lit
Elm intereIianter Yro5eB, Der !ieb ieit
Sobren bin8og, enti6ieoem lporoen.
Sen Bro5eB fii6rte bie lterican
Wine Development Company gesen
ibren Grdiioenten Geo. 9. 9arron
nno es bonoelte iih bei ibnl Inn ge=
miiie Winen i'm Staate Buebla, Die
oilgeblid gigentlnl ser Geleni6ait
maren uno Die Barron perfauit Ga-
ben iollte, obne Dos fir lie erDolteae
@elo ser @eielIfdoft 5u iiheripei=
len. 9as @eridt bot iett sll Gum
iten Der @eieaidaft entldieoell rno
Braiioent Barron miro ibr inl Gar
gen iiber elf uno eire balhe Willion
Dollars, uncertainties 8clo, aus
5ablen nliiiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30
Gun. 4. Suli.

Ser gierte Smli riift beran,
Der Sag, an benz gebpren
Die 6reibeit tunrbe, bic uns jebt
0e6t mad mnh mad nerlDren.
Sie 2ebren, bte nns @afbimgtDn
ttnb Sefferipn gegebem,
Die gelfen 6ente gar nifts nteDr
Sn benz pplit'fGen 2eben.
Gs gilt. bod bic &pmititMtipm
4ls oddities Der 0efete
ftnb tpad5en iplt' titan ieber Seit
Saf, rtam iie nid1t berlete.
SDdj beute benft man gar nid)t ntebr
an bieie beil'sen Hflid)ten
ttnb ind)t ben alien Jretbeitsgeiit
Sn tbr nnr st nerntfDten.
Wsan bat in ber 2egiSlatnr
0eiete idJpn nerbrnhen,
Sm benen Der 8erehttsfeit
0rabsm tuirb pubn aeiprphen.
Sad anseitamnttem Memihenred)t
@ie in ber gprseit Sasem,
Sa mill ber @aiiermuder Sdjaar
Sdpn gar uidjt mebr nuh frasen.
Sp mirb Der gierte Snli iett
8einab' sur Heriiflase,
@enn id5 bies redjt bebenf, 10 fpntm
Sd iebesmal in Stage.
9'rmnt auf, ibr 5reibeitsfreuube, uuS
gefdmpft bic Nsuderbanbe,
Die iebe Srembe t5ten tt.5ft'
Sn bieiem fh5nen 2anbe.
3, iebet npr Gndj tn benz G'lns
9as Atamp 8ier blinfeu,
Sbr iDllt' an bteiem 0bttertrani
Sud nun Courage trtnfen.
gerbietea ion ms bieien Grant
gfift r,nferiitjes Streben.
Sen Sterten Smli laiien mir
Sn u la NJ 10 8ter leben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30
Die 8eidJidte einer aiebc ia Silfs-
acitsmartern.

Gr frogte oemutspoa, in belBenl
Sleb'n
slm Woienabeno; % or T id, nit oir
geb'n9"
3mei Wonoe lpoter, Sic niq 9ioien
ieb'n,
Gen Sommer eriiBen. sd mi /
nit Dir geb'n"
gs fam Der Serbit; Septentberpinoe
me6'n.
oGu millIt ipo5ieren? Soll ih nit
Dir seb'n2"
Gum 8eibna6tsgang iiebt CT lie fer.
tie iteb'n.
,3u pillit 5ur Stobt9 SIM mu i,
ih nit Dir aeb'n9"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30
baltet bic yiterem geimnb. /.
8eimmbbeit lit Der Grbaltnns iuert
mmo eintge San Intunier Gent
te iuiiien iie s,i id}aten.

8iele San Mntonier 2eute qe-
fabroen ibr 2eben bnr1 8ernadGaili.
gung ibrer gtierer1 lpenn oiele 9mlfe
gebror6en 4ronfe 9eieren fi1lo sic
l1rioben bieler 2eioen uno i6Iehfer
@eiltnobeit, oo6 braubt man tpeoer
5lt leioen, nod in @efabr gu b1eibelt,
ga alle @ranfbeiter nnb 5dmer5er;,
oie bon i6ma6en Meren berriibren,
rai6 uno oauernb bur9 oelt Sc
6rau6 BON 9oans geieren Billen ge=
beilt merben. Sier lit oie gmpfee-
lung elmer giirgerin bon Gan Mn-
tonic:
0frs. 80. 81. @ooogote, 1O6 gtu.
tban StroBe, San Mntonio, Seros,
idreibt: SD gebraudte stpei
S6a6teln bon 9oan's geieren BiI-
len, oie i6 bon Der 8erar Drug
So. gefauft, uno bin frob gu beitdti=
gen. oaB iie mir iebr gut getan ba.
ben. Sic beieitigten forttpdbrenoe
Giiferi6n1er5en, on oenen id lit
unb alle l1nregelmaBiefeiten oie in
meinen 0ieren berridten. Sd hege
cine bobe Weinung BON Doans 9eie-
rem &iaen uno BIN itola auf ben
Se9er, ben id aus ibrem @ebralib
ge5ogen."
3um 8erfalf Bel a1en 9dnolern.
Hreis so Gents. Softer-MiIbut,l
60, Buffalo, Stem Sort, anelnige
4gerten fit Die Ser. Stoaten.
grinnert @ud oes Nanens -
Soat = nno nebn1t feline anoerell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30
Die arufe Soee eimer ,sran

lit, iid an5iebeno gu MAIDEN. aber
penn iie fratlf it, oann ift oas
ihmer. ,Granfbeit beiptrtt Ibiedtes
Musleben. Mber gleftrie 8itters
giebt ben Srauen @eiunObeit unS
5honbeit 5uriid. gs reguliert Nta-
gen, 2eber uno 9eieren, reilligt bas
glut, giebt itarfe Nerben, flare au-
gen uno cine feline Saut. 8erllldt es.
SOC bel alien 9rngeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30
RaSitaIbeilMne
Nerbeni6lpad)e

GHipone. nerbSJe perfonen, eepIast bon Soff.
nttuesIofefett unb t1lebten 9rdumen, erfbbp.
fenber uuSflIffen, Fruft., Hiidens linb aopf.
f1merSen. SaarausfoII. elbnabme bes Geb5rs
ufIb @efitt8. aatarrb. Wlaeenbrii6en, etubIber.
Itopfung, Wnoigieit, grr0ten, Sittern, SersfIop.
Zen, Brnftbeflernune, MengftIt9feit unb Triib.
nm erfabren aus benz ySneensfrennb", fpis
stnfaf, fGnell nnb htlliB alle mnnatiirli.
den 1srlnite inb anbere Dplscn jmscns,
liher Wertrrunsen srilnblfd seIeilt uus
pplle Uefnnbhett mnb Drptiinn ,uicber.
trlnust merben fSnHen. Uans neues
&etlperfnbreu. Seber ietn etsner arst.-
DtefeS aubsrorbentIin intereifonte unb Iebrs
rei1e BUD (Deutf1e alufIage 1eoe), ioeIbes
bon Jung unb alt, Wlonn lno ssran, eeIeien
nerben foIIte, farm geeen ginfenbune bon 2B
Gents in Briefmarfen berfteseIt besoeen fper6ea
bon ber
Yripatsalinif, 1876. 2lb.nue
aasu Dorh. q. %.
Wan eripdhue bic Hreie Brefie +. Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30
Sine furdtbare 8unoc

bon einem Weiier, einem SbuB, eli.
mem roitigen Nagel uIip. nlu5 ioiort
NIT 8uflen's Irnica Salbe beban.
belt tperoen, um glutpergiftung 5u
perbiiten 8eites Weittel fir 9rano.
munoen, slnsldlog, iproOe !S1noe,
Samorrboioen l,Itp. 25e bei allen
Oruqaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30
Giienbabn= JabIplan.
&. G g. q. 8ahu.

Gntunft
No.3 -8om g1or6en .6.45 abenos
No. g. 8om Norben. .6.45 moro
yto. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
No. 9-2ocal bon Rale1tine. =. :. =.
SO. A. Son Waerifo. .1.5o nacbln. %
$50. 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (semil1t) :.
$50. 4 gaad Dem Noroen. 1.55 ilahm.
SO. s-2ocal mad BaIeitine 7.3O mora
9o. 10 ggpreb nab 9earne. :. ;.
SO. 5 -ylad megiio. 100 100 msra' assIs
a0. Il -ao'al mad aareoo (gsmi9t) :.
:. -. :. 1900 a6en6s.
g. u. & u. B. Tabn.
antunft-
go. 1-3ouiton u. >. @iiite. 700 nodm
yto. 3-9onfton II. B. @iiite 700 nornl
$50. 5-&iiitenitdbte. .1:15 nadJm
$40. 40 8on &errbilIe. .9:45 BORN
SO. Al 8on aerrbille, nar Sonntags
=. :. -. :. :. ..... 9:45 nad1n
SEQ. 2-Soniton II. 5. &iifte. :25 BORN
go. 4-3onfton u. D. Riiite $3.50 abenbs
SO. 6-&iiftenftdbte. :. lao na1m.
SO. 49-Mad aerrbille. augsenommen
@onntags. ;. .4:25 nadin
$50. 41-@a6 aerrbiue, rnir gonntaos
:. ;. >. -. :. ;. :. 6:40 nahn1
g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt-2 2inie).
30. sEgOm Often. 1885 oorm
y1o. 7-Bom Often. 500 na1m
No. 10-gI Hafo II. @eiten. .7:30 aad1m
SO. 2-gon 9el @io.. ..10.5O bonn
SO. S-@a6 81 gaiO uab gsefen. =.
$50. 1o-gad 5. @eiteu. 1880 absnSs
SO. 8-Mn6 bem Often. .11:O0 BORN
SO. 1gsad Sci Hio.. 400 abenos
gieturia 9ipiiiom, 6. $. G g. u.
go. ao5 euero, wietoria. 1850 naSm
SO. SOe--guero. @ictoria. 800 BORN
M. g. & :. gabn.
Mnfunft -
80. 241-gon 9OuitOn lnb @arDeitou
SO. 2s5-8om ysorben. .7.so I nornsiti
SO. 231-gom Rorben uub Souften
:. :. -. 1926 nadm
go: 9-gom @orben. ..7:45 abenbs
Nbfabrt
SO. 244- saG Sem ssorben u. Soufon
=. :. ;. :. ..7.10 pprm
So -Ma6 ben, Morben. 1000 born.
$50. 236-Nab benz Norben. -. :.
-. !. :. 900 absn6s
SO. 242-Wad bem goroen unb Gal
nefton.. :. -. .11.60 nbenoa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-30

Sobn s. Bolton, 0ffentIider 9ic-
tar. @runoeigentum. 9lgent fin
Beniionsaniprii6e. 8immer 9, ct.
Salnes SoteI, Sit-Souiton strohe.
geibe Telephone $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-14

at the beginning OF the year no surplus
stocks Of seed and oil, purchases had 10 he
made by your company in every important
fax producing country of the world. and
as foreign crops also We're less than normal,
with no surplus remaining from previous
years the competition for seed from all
sources resulted in the highest prices
known since the United States became a
fax growing country The low price for
home grown seed was In August 1863, when
the December option sold at 81 29i2, and the
high price was in July, 1919, when the July
option sold at s. 50 bushel. The low and
high prices for Oil We're 10 cents and go
cents a gallon, respectively. The high
prices seriously affected the paint and IL
noleum trades, which are the principal users
of linseed oil. and in consequence consuup-
ton was reduced. and this became marked
in May and continued until the close of the
fiscal year
AS to the outlook for the coming year,
the fax growing states of the country were
afflicted with dreUth during the planting
season. and indications now are for a crop
which may prove to be smaller than that of
the last year, nor are the conditions in for
elsn countries at the present writing favor
able for large crops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-14
SEAT ONLY BRINGS $4,000
4. L. Terry Paid $4,000 to j. A.
Patten on Wireless BID.

he purchase of Z membership on the
'@T York Stock Exchange proved q losing
: 's-iile1t for Harry L Terry. On August
p -sst -lr. Terry purchased the Stock EN-
N'sIgs seat Of James A. Patten, the Chi
.Nse gran and eetten operator. fer $40. 900,
~ oas- being completed through the agency
: ne wireless telegraph, as Mr. Patten
Va men OF the ocean, returning from Eu-
sope
ne membership was not formerly trans
rs however. until Two weeks later. SO
"a ~ Terry has eniy been in possession
i ior about a fortnight Xeterdsy he
ia Il for $50 GGg t., " u. Peu. a curb
Aef. 80 that the investment stands him
HNs n si.00e. including the $1,000 trans
Tax, which the seller has 10 pay.
-u. Terry was one OF the eight floor
'iloe1s n tEe Stock Exchange firm Of
'-A!e' 4e.licS * 60. According 10 the
Its II stock Exchange circles, bis rea-
l'F selling his seat was that he found
nae ~ . broker on the floor OF the eX-
'se Too strenuous, even IN these dull
=, = although lie vas formerly an athlete
Prncetor.
= said 10 have tainted on the floor
os's after his admission while trying
szecgts an order in . stock in which
happened 10 Iye some lively bidding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-14

Spot quiet, with prices ) points lower at
y Soc fer middlng upland and 1410c for mid
ding gulf. Sales. 9.7S1 bales. Liverpool cables
Spot dull. sales, 1900 bales; speculation and ex-
port, 900 bales: American + 900 bales: imports
1900 bales, all American Mid-upand SfSd
Futures opened steady, unchanged TO ) points
advance. Closed quiet but steady. at a net de-
cline or L points on September and q net ad-
vance of 12q1ls points later months sep
TENDER. I.e21gd; September-October, l2I,d.
October-November, o.9042d; NOvember-DeceI1rt,er
6-Sid, December-Januar and January Febru-
airy, 6.S1di FebrIary-March 6-S11.d: MARCH,
April & sd; April-May and May-June. 6.S2t9d
EOFFEE-Developed renewed strength 10
day on active covering attributed TO both foreign
and local shorts and fresh bUying for long az
count following the recent sharp setback Sen
sational strength Havrs was attributed 70
covering d result of very bulish conditions
IN the primary market. The market opened firm
at an advance of 5df2 points. and closed steady
at net gain OF 2oq26 points. Sales for the
day were reported OF over 80 COO bags Ths
French market opened &4a1 franc lower, but
advanced very Sharply during the day, and
closed at net gain of q a franc. Hamburg
1sG& pfennIg higher The Bra lillian mar
kets lower by 5eG1oO reis but the rs
OF Brazilian exchange on London was 7-321
higher al IS 7-32d, that the showing of the
market vas very firm. spot coffee firm, on the
basis OF 10i2c for Rio No :. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September IL. 1910
BEEt Ee-Re Ceipts. IS cars or 496 head, all
for slaughter except cars No trade in live
cattle today The feeling was rated steady.
Dressed beef in moderate demand at gee
for Texan beef. Liverpool and London cables
quoted I've cattle hlEher st 10? g 19l4 {,
CALY E$-Receipts. 62+. including 119 fer
the market. VeaIs in light supply and steady.
ou-terrniIks unchanged in price. No western
SsrSIl 100 III: cfiIIs and throwouts Al So
81: butterr1ilS calves at s. % Dressed caIyes
veaIs II 0i5c fer country dressed and a So N
lie for dressed gTagsers and butter1niIks
Sales-J G Curtis & Son. II veals, 142 h
sVerage. at $40 - per 700 III; y. 40 III. SO,
H H Hollis. veal ITO lii. 81: I. III h.
sanders: veal 10 ID sl1: .. 166 Ib.
To6i4 8 shannon: yeals 100 III. SIT.
SHEEP AND IAhBs-Receipts, Is cars, or
ears on sale Sheep and lambs both steady with
no really choice stock offered Common TO good
prime lambs az s. 75d$7: cuIIs IS Dressed
mutton at S49Iac: dressed lambs in fair de-
Tland at llgl5c. Including hog dressed at 124a
ssles-2 Newton 3 60: 212 ohto lambs. 20 u
W, As II s.. 10 Ohio yearIirgs, 9S ~ s. so; 20
IA sheep, So II. 50 a..
Kerns Commission Company: 236 XIV lambs, II
II Sc ST.. 212 - h, So 30. 90 90 n Sc so .
cults. 80 70, so. 2d by sheep 10 n 81 IS; l. 100
r.. 81
Toafn & Shannon: 223 state lambs. II n, 81:
-. - n, SIS -; S. - n. so 621z; l yearing 10
H. s.: . state sheep. 124 NJ So s 1t2 n, Sc 80.
andrez Mullen; III state lambs, IS II, SIS 80,
Z state sheep. SC n, 81; buck. leo n So
+ Shanberg s sen: III Va lambs. ~ n. Sc *
r Il. Hollis. 100 Vt lambs, 81 h. IS 20. %. IS
II. 81 t..
: sanders: % state lambs. 50 70. 81; cuIls
- n s..
H0GS-Receipts. ei- cars. or s6T head tn
cj;asing about hGi4 car FOR the market. Prices
steady and good medium weight hogs sold at $40
per 100 II
s'aleS-Tobin e. shannon: II state hogs 2OS II
average $40 per 100 10
(. Sanders: ~ state hogs. Isl n. $40: rough,
2sG n, IS So: / stag 900 n 81 date yesterday :
- state hogs, 147 10. $40. Il Peansylvan 139
Il. SO. rough, $50 10. IS So
: Judd & Co Gate Yesterday: - state hogs
Us n SO: rough. $50 n IS 81.
J -. Carter & son date Yesterday: 90 state
hogs. 1J3 n $40 10; 20 1S3 u. $40 roughs
3s3 n, IS 80: ! stag 40 H. So
Andrew Mullen date Yesterday: % state hogs
IA 70. $40 10. >. les h, SO; roughs. 345 lie
IS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. sept wHEAT-Spot dull; nut
ures quiet. October. IS Al. December. IS md:
March. Is SD. CORN-spot easy; od SneTi-
can mixed. IS Sad; futures quiet. september.
- T7sd. OctobeF. ~ III. PEsAS-Canadian steady.
IS FLOUR-Winter patents steady 25s %
HOPS in London NPacinc Ccssel steady = p
II f5s. BEEF-Extra India mess rrul- ISIS sd
PORk-Prime RIsss. Western steady luos I'd
HAMS-Short cut "A TO rs n. quiet. eSs Sd
BACON Cumberland cut ID 60 So n strong
rs Cd; short rib Is 70 - 70. Arm. Sic. clear
bellies "a 20 rs 10 firm Tee long clear fftdfles.
hight ~ 10 "a ~ strong. T5c; long clear nsti-
dies heavy - TO A. IL strong. Ioc. short clear
backs I6 70 30 N. strong. 69s. SHOULDERS
square II 20 Is N. flFTa. SIS LARD-Prtaie
Western IN tierces. strong. SIS. American re-
fined IN pals. strong SIS. CHEESE aEaoiafi
finest white new quiet. SIS I'd. Canadian nrs-St
colorea new quiet- SIS TURPESTISH-Spi--
its steady 5ls I'd PETROLEUM - Refined
steady I'd LINSEED CIL-Steaty. AS 81.
COTTONSEED OILs-Huu refined. spot. nrrn,
sis Cd TALI.OW-AustTalian in London strong.
3Ts Ill. -
t3z. pal.s,,ovado. lis Sd. BEET SUGAR-Ssptern-
her rs IA IINS EsFsI-Calcutta- September
Oc.-her T4s Sad LFNSEED OIL. As Sd.
SFrRN OIL. ST. LEI'N-American re-
nned ta-Isd: spirits. ID TJRPE<TINE-
spirits SIS cd ROSIN ~ American strained.
las nj: fine. i6s foiad-
Antwerp. Sept I3.-PETROL.ECM- ID francs
so cen.inAR