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Williams news., 1910-09-24

NATURALIZATION CALENnAR.
 August Schwalbe, certificate granted.
 Brick Smith. (continued from last term); certificate granted.
 Brick Wiborg; (continued to next term).
 CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
 Territory of Arizona vs James R. Wallace; continued.
 Territory of Arizona vs Reuben L Neil and Herbert B Wood !; dismissed on account of absence of witnesses who could not be found
 Territory of Arizona vs. R. L Neill and H. E. Wood; same az above
 Territory of Arizona vs. Felipe Sisneros, plead guilty, forgery; 5 years. Territory of Arizona vs. Paul P Schubert, M. c. Garcia and U Tafoya, plead guilty. robbery; M c. Garcia, 8 years; U. Tafoya. 5 years; P. P. Schubert to be sent enced Friday.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Paul Schubert, assault with deadly weapon; continued.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Frank Howard, plead guilty burglary; 3 years. Territory of Arizona vs. Chas. F. Hamilton, dismissed, outside oi jurisdiction. Territory of Arizona vs. Antonio Puga, plead guilty to manslaughter: sentence Friday. Territory of Arizona vs Joe Guss. man, plead guilty as charged; sen tence Friday. CIVIL CALENDAR. Charles M. Bledsoe vs. Coconino county; passed.
 Adele Lingo vs. A. H. Lingo: continued.
 G. H. Coffin vs. Select Pantry Co.,; dismissed by plaintiff.
 J. R. Treat ex rel vs. Geo. P Winslow and other cases. delin quent taxes; dismissed. Minar Owens vs. T. F. Holden earliest convenience of court anc counsel.
 Nellie May Wood vs. Herbert E Wood; dismissed.
 Elizabeth L. Dobson vs. R. R Dobson; submitted on depositions James M. Sanford vs. Margarito Baldanado; continued for term.
 Lizzie Creech vs. Eldorado Creect default; decree granted.
 N. s. By and J. D. Fain vs Emma Woods, ex. ct al.; judgment for plaintiffs.
Williams news., 1910-09-24

Miss Zella Jones visited relatives in Flagstaff last Saturday.
Williams news., 1910-09-24

NATURALIZATION CALENnAR. August Schwalbe, certificate granted.
 Brick Smith. (continued from last term); certificate granted. Brick Wiborg; (continued to -a-t .o.-.\
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
T4Aw ~, sosER, wins BRIDE.
Notorious Man Of the Town Sober fe'
oix Month";.


Six Months.
New York. Nov. s0.-William Thaw.
third. Of Pittsburg and the Great White
Way, a nephew Of the well.known
Harry Thaw, OF Matteawan. 10 to take
to himself a bride. probably tomor-
row, Miss Gladys Bradley. OF Bridge
port, Conn.,. being the happy lady. Miss
Bradley is a beauty OF 2l. sister OF
Mrs. A. j. Drexel- Biddle. OF Philadel-
phia, while Thaw is 80, and, In taking
out marriage license. gave his oc-
cupation as retired" There IL humor
in that. because it is well known that
for many years William the Third was
the original OF the gent In the story
who tried to consume the entire avail
able supply Of liquid refreshments. and
succeeded in keeping the distilleries
running O nights.
Before accepting his offer OF mar
riage. Miss Bradley wisely demanded
that he quit his naughty, naughty
ways. 1t was hard struggle. but
Thaw now declares that he is strapped
firmly to a seat in the water wagon.
To bind the matter. Miss Bradley de-
manded of her lovers mother, Mrs.
Thaw. second. a guarantee
that Willie would remain sober.
BY Thaw's detection. sporting circles
lose the champion two-handed elbow
crooker. He won the title by consum-
ing eighty-six brandies and sodas at a
the fashionable Allegheny
Country Club having been the scene
OF the bout. The hospital doctors man
aged to save his life. Later his moth
er brought suit to have a guardian ap-
pointed for naughty Willie, on the
ground that he was an habitual drunk
ard. Then young Thaw met Miss Brad
ley. and reformed.
For more than six months. II Is said.
the candidate for the matrimonial
stakes has steadfastly refrained from
all indulgence in the wine that is red,
and has even banished beer from the
table.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
BANDITS CART AWAY VICTIM.
Use Dray to Carry Man Beyond
Reach Of Police.

Chicago. Nov. 3O-Two bandits who
held up and robbed Charles Moe. a
carpenter contractor. took no chances
Of having policemen descend upon them
while they went thru the victims pock-
cts. Instead. they seized him quickly,
bundled him UP in ropes and quantity
OF burlap, thre whm into a furniture
delivery wagon. beat him into insensi-
bility when he sought to raise an out
cry, and carried him far out Of the city
onto the prairies to rob him.
When he recovered consciousness.
unable to unfasten his hands or gain
his legs he lay in gutter beside the
country road six hours before found
by farmers He then learned he had
been carried TO the town OF Cicero,
several miles out of the city limits. He
had been robbed OF a gold watch and
81. Today he identified two young men,
They are Arthur Pringle, aged 20, and
arrested by the police. as his assailants.
Albert 1Attlef1eld. aged 22 Both deny
the accusations.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30

rymandered" the Eleventh, Eighth and
Third districts in violation OF statutes
of congress and the constitution. Such
discrepancies existed In the appoint
ment It was claimed, that voter IN
the Eighth district availed in voting
more than one and one tifths times as
much as voter in the Eleventh. At
the election in 1908. 1t was argued be-
fore the supreme court. the republi-
cans carried the Eleventh by over 21,-
600, while the democrats carried the
Eighth by about 400 and the Third by
about 500.
The Kentucky court Of appeals held
that st had no power under the state
to review the action OF the
legislature in districting the state for
congressional purposes and 1t question
ed the power OF congress to do 80.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
COSY QUARTERS IN PRISON.
Convicted Nebraska Land Fraud Men
Nicely Fixed at HASTINGS

NtSS'y TiAS0 az hastings.
Hastings. Neb.. Nov. 3O.-The Adams
county Jail was thoroughly renovated
and several Of the cells specially fur
nished for w. G. Comstock, J. {. Jane
son and Aquilia Triplett. who We're
brought here last night by United States
Marshal Warner to serve sentences for
Illegally fencing range land in western
Nebraska. The jail was selected by
Messrs. tomstock and Jameson after a
personal inspection week ago They
mad the er;ire state TO select from.
Grand Islands jai! being the Only one
excluded. The men have engaged the
home Of oswald Oliver, lumbe dealer.
VINO has gone to California, and
japanese chef Will be established there
- prepare their meals. which VII be
take Sieaming hot to the Jail.
Bartlett Richards. who was convicted
with -he others. is expected here late
next week. The quartet viii occupy
four of the SIX cells, and another fed
eral prisoner will have the fifth The
overflow Vii! be put on cots in the
treadway around the cells Sheriff Nc
C!eary SAYS he viii give The men 10
special privileges. tho. OF course. he
VIII permit them 70 have anything in
the way Of supplies provided they foot
the bills
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
GrinnelI and Vicinity.


CirinneN. Nov. 30.-Clinton Jones. OF
Mrs. William Tice. has gone TO Chi
cs-o. whore .hey viii visit a sister
residing there and he w.ll attend the
international! stock show.
| Ir. and Mrs. Paul Myers, OF this
ciiy. are having the pleasure OF a visit
from Mrs. Myers father. DR.. Alvord.
Of Battle Creek, Mich.
A party of Grinnell people consist
! Ing OF F. W HOLSTER. H L. Warner
O. z. Henry and Mr. ami Mrs. r. f.
Seanlon. had a strange and thrilling
experience. While riding along the
streets ot Council Bluffs IN an auto
mobile they saw man kreelng before
a safe in the Office Of a restaurant
and apparently trying TO force il open
They reported 20 Two policemen stand
ing but short distance away. but
they were incredulous until they were
escorted TO the place and shown the
wrecked safe.
Thanksgiving day was the hftieth an
niversary Of the marriage OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John SAWYER. OF this city. and they
went to Oskaioosa TO celebrate the oc-
casion at the home of -helr son, G. E.
SAWYER, of that city. There were pres
en- also pfothe. 'l -ir. Sa"se'' ~
srph SAWYER aho Ms We from o.e
gon cle' ore L ne eo-feh "eoo.,'s
OF THIS latter par "1l come on the
2oth OF Decemoer- ',heF Irlhheii pSo-
PIE present we're Mrs H. I. spencer
and her daughter. MIS- h-Felyn spencer
Fray with her Two s"ns
I Mrs. A NaIeau and her daugn1e.'
Miss Emma %alleau. started on their
( journey 70 Los Angeles. Cal. on Mon
day evening and Plan TO spend the
winter in that region.
/ The annual meeting Of the Westfield
! Cemetery Association win be held at
the Westied church At O'Clock on
the evening Of Tuesday Dec. 6, at
/ which time officers viii ne elected for
! the next year and other important
business transacted
| The news comes from Montezuma
that County Treasurer c. C. Hunt has
I iist bought out the abstract business
LOT e. J. Lewis and will take over the
business at the beginning of the new
year.
Lovers Of athletics in college and out
are now turning their attention to the
coming contests in basket ball which
| promise to be Of unusual interest and
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
5R'Tons FIGHTING SHIP SUBSIDY
Marine Editor Asserts Tha. Strong
Foreign nfluences Are at Work

New York Nov. 29.-The British
shipping Synd;cates are systematically
working 70 defeat the United States
merchant marine bill. otherwise known
a the ship subsidy bill. was vigorously
asserted by Editor George +. Norton Of
the Marine Journal before the con-
sressional investigating committee here
today
Every man, woman ard child knows
that there are grounds to think that
foreign Shipping interest are opposing
American shipping interests" ne said
pr1sentatives OF various steamship
companies and others have been sub
Ioenaed for today and "Wednesday and
Thursday
The Investigation committee consists
OF Representative O!cott Of this city,
I.ongworth Of Ohio Garrett Of Tennes-
see Hawley Of oregon and Humphrey
Of Mississippi Mr.. Olcot, is chairman.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30

No. 2-ll.oo@le.oo.

No. 2-11.0O@1c.O0.
Iowa. Minnesota, Nebraska and Da-
kota prairie. choice-13.0O@l4.0o
Iowa. Minnesota. Nebraska and Da-
kota prairie. No. 1-S1l.50@1250
Iowa. Minnesota. Nebraska and Da-
kota prairie. No. 2-s9O0@10.O0.
llli..ois, Indiana. and Wisconsin
feeding-sS.00 $1,000.
Illinois. Indiana, and Wisconsin
packing-7.004 q 500
Rye straw-$S.5O@9.O0
Oat straw-$7. 7.0O@7.5O
Wheat straw--$S.5O@7.O
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
CAN'T STOP eERRvmANpERs.
aeyond Control Of United States, Say
Supreme Court.

Washington, Nov. 2s.-Any state may
"gerrymander'' It's congressional dis
tricts as its legislature may see AT
without interference on the part OF the
nation. The supreme court Of the
United States so defines the constitu-
ton in a decision handed down yester-
day.
The court dismissed for want OF tur-
isdiction the appeal from an attack on
IN alleged "serrymander" in Ken
tucky.
judicial proceedings were begun by
republicans in Kentucky in 1907 to test
the alleged "gerrymander' Of the state
for congregational election purposes.
Charles Richardson in the Fourth con-
gressional district, filed a suit asking
that the secretary Of state ana his sue
cessor be enjoined from printing on
the official ballots in 1908 the names
OF certain candidates for congress.
It was c1simed by him that tho oct
|a ~ Eaatasky le01aaa&uro hAA ';1e-
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Pension LEGISLATION Unlikely.
BIG PATENT SCANDAL LOOMS.
Attorney General Wiekersham Soon &c
Tackle Combine.

Washington, Nov. 2s-Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham expects in two or
three weeks to bring the investigation
of the electrical combination to a point
where he can file a bill of complaint
against it, 1t has been ascertained that
everything electrical except the belts
and insoles sold by medical quacks and
one little factory in Pennsylvania that
makes Tungsten lamps is controlled by
the General Electric and the Westing-
house Electric Company.
If the case to be brought against this
combination is probed to the bottom It
Is believed by scores Of patent lawyers
that a scandal OF enormous proportions
will develop in connection with the
granting Of patents.
Without the assistance Of the patent
laws and Jurisprudence which has
grown up around them these lawyers
believe, neither the electrical nor the
shoe machinery trust could exist.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Notice Of Change In Articles Of lneor-
poration Of WSstorn Grocer Company.


To Whom It May Concern:
At the annual meeting Of stockhold-
ers Of Western Grocer Company. held
on May I. 1910, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That Article TX OF the
articles OF incorporation Of Western
the date for tho annual meeting Of
stockholders. shall be changed 20 - 60
provide for the annual meeting OF
st ckholders on the third "Wednesday
in January, instead Of the hrst Wedneo-
day in May, and that said Article TX
as amended, shall then read:
"The stockholders shall assemble IN
regular annual meeting on the third
Wednesday in January. beginning with
the third Wednesday In January. 1911.
and annually thereafter. for the pur-
pose Of electing q board OF directors for
the ensuing year. and for the transac.
tion Of such other business ~ may
properly come before such mcet1nGa"
Resolved further, That the SECRETARY
IL hereby authorised and directed to
die a copy Of the foregoing resolution
win the recorder Of Marshall county
ana with the ,.,eretary Of staAe OF Iowa,
ana to take such other appropriate &C
ton AZ may bs necessary to eject the
iesai chanss and status Of the annual
meetinKs Of said Western Grocer Cen.
pany.
sCarrisd unanimo ously." 4
L A. p. Spencer. secretary hereby
certify that the foregoing are correct
comics Of resolutions adopted at annual
meeting OF Western Grocer Company.
on May Z, 1910.
A. p. SPENCER
Secretary OF Western Grocer CO.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Death of James M. Bryan.

Audubon. Nov. 80. = Mr.. James VI.
Bryan. aged "A years. pioneer Of
Iowa. died at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. H Rice. near here. He had been
in failing health for more than two
years. He was brother of Col. p.
Cad Bryan. who died in Des Moines last
spring.
Mr.. Bryan was born in Coshoeton
county. Ohio. in 1926, and came to
Iowa in 1852. and for several years liv-
ed in the vicinity Of Indianola and Des
Moines. but during the last few years
has resided on his farm near Audubon.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
eAYNoR ASSASSIN is INDICTED.
James J. Gallagher Named For As
szuIr With intent to Kill

New york Nov. @0-Janes ]. Cal
lagher. vino shot Mayor GayEor last
August. vas indicted by the grand jury
in Hudson county. New Jersey. charg-
ed with assault with intent TO kill on
the mayor and William Edwards,
street cleaning commissioner. Anoth-
er charge placed against Gallagher
was that of carrying concealed weap-
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Lea. Are Cut Off: Dies.

Des Moines, Nov. 30-John Muvaney.
4s years old slipped beneath the wheels
OF an east bound Rock Island train.
which he attempted to board at the
East Fifth street crossing about s
O'Clock yesterday morning. sustaining
injuries from which he died at the
Methodist hospital about l o'clock In
the afternoon.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30

Chambsslain's Stomach ana Liver
Tablets - not sicksn or Gr1ps, ana may
be taken with perfect safety b. the
most delicate woman or the youneest
child. The old ana feeble VIII also ana
them Q most suitable remedy Tor alA.
ing ana strengthening their woAhaaoo
digestion and for regulating the bowels.
For sale by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Rance Of Chicago Grain Prices.

tNICdgJ, w. -.
wheat-I1ay opened al e5-2 70 a5-s (;
highest, 96la a 9655; lowest, e5t2 :
closed. se ess ass e: July. o3a4.
Corn-May opened at 4-ts 70 471s
@47A: highest. 471s: lowest, 49,
closed. 47ls G417.: July. 49,
Oats-May opened at 34lz 03+A -
34A @3 34ss: highest, 24t5: lowest, 3:;.
closed, S414; July, 3=14.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
81. Lou. Cash Grain Market.

tEurnished by E. J. More, grain mer-
chant, "a East Main, phone ss.l
vvheat-No. red, 95; No. 3 red. 81 II
0e4A: No. red, s1me912: No. 2 hard.
91ol.o0: No. hard. ssG96: No. 4
haed, of@S5.
Corn-No. 2. new, 45la q 46: No. old,
~. No. ;, new. 43k G44; No. 4, new, AZ
~. No. 3 yellow. new, As.
z, So; No. 3, s1hs: No 4.
11; 10. white. 331s; No. 3 white, 32@
Z NJ. Z white, 31h 432; standard,
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Alba Centerville Line TO Be Operated
irGepenGently.

OsKa. 3osa. Nov. GA The confer
ence heId III this CITY between the owr-
erS Of .a. Alba 6; Cen,eryilie RAILWAY
ard tn- repceseu: :aIives OF the Iowa
Central ana Minneapolis & $. Louis
railroads concerning The operation and
i eposi.ton Of r!.e -ra ks between AHA
ana Cen-erviNe wh.ca have pesa ope--
a.ad under contract by the Iowa Cen-
raj. and owned ~ DR.. j l.. Sawyer.
If Cente-viIla and w ! Bo.and. Of
New York, an agreewen: Mas reached
on all points and further trouble j. not
likely Taa Iowa Cen-r9l w..htl-aTs
from M operation of the properly and
the owners VII unler:a< <e the aan-
age.nent j. + Boyle v4~ appointed
superintendeut o me line. Arrange
mems .vill pa made as soon a. possible
Cor the installation Of a motor car SER
viea between Alba and Centervii.e and
K understood ina. n. road VIII be
electrified in he spring.
The aIHia & Ceu-e~vil!e was repre-
7en-ed iu ne conference ~ Or sawyer,
. Rav,e g p Hao.,i and j. Z.
S,a,lIard II ,@nterv.lle. The Iowa
C4..ral vas represented ~ w O. Rierd.
general mana ger: NJ c. kruse. superin-
fe..5!ers. o.: ne To&a Central, and W, H
Branner. general counsel of he Mime
apoHS * =. Louis General Counsel
George " SEWERS = in Des Maines in
connection vita -he case. " =. Boiana
remained a. Abba in charge of affairs
in 1hat city
The conferences resulted in amicable
jlstmcnt If all points IN contentious:
n. tracks that were torn out will be
replaced ard terminal facilities will be
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Native Stockers and Feeders

Twenty-four head, average 1850 lbs;
60 head, average 900 lbs.
Sxty-six head, average 500 lbs: sew
enty-four head. average $50 lbs.
All selected home grown Shorthorns.
blocky. deep reds; dehorned. and In
good blue grass flesh No better quail.
ity in Iowa. All steers. Will sell ono
load OR all a. low price. Address
Van v. Baldwin, Selma, Van Buren,
county, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
chieaao Grain Close.

Chicago. Nov. 50.
wheat-So. red. e14Gs2 No 5
red, eoGs2A: No 2 hard, s2u94i2;
no. hard. se@e2.
corn-No ., 4SG4sia; No. : white,
4s@4s1s: NO. . yellow. 52@ 52'3; No.
3, 471k G4s: No. white new, 449
44la; No. yellow, SEA 52'4 No. 3 yell
low, new. 4=1. G45l2.
oats-So. .. s1lt q 80: No. white,
s31h q 0s3a: No 3 white. 3214 q S3;
standard, sea- @33is.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
The Yellow eeri,.

Jaundice-na!aria- van
ishes when DR.. Kings New Life Pills
are taken. Guaranteed. CSC. Mcbride
& VIII Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
DELAYED RECEIPTS CAUSED
DuLLNEss IN CATTLE AND
PROSPECTS NOT GOOD.
HOGS WEAK, WITH LITTLE
SUPPLIES FROM ANY SOURCE
Shipping Demand Was Limited and
Packers Gave Market No Support
Such Sales as Made Indicated 5 to
10 peclne-shep and Lambs Were
Held to Steady Prices.

i'-viS'' -\SN. "o-De.ayed receipts
caused dullness il tn cattle market.
ana up u noon There Mas iitrla ac,iyiiy
n,,r ry.ra -. r,,..,...,. 4,....,,.
'.''i'- ''''e . :
- ~ ''-H gay good on 'he few sales
m4de buyers though; steady valno- Were
placed. but sellers called me marker
ak
s'> " cattle :" 'aF '"iS
. week nave been OF rather diSAppoint-
il- volume 10 the buyers. no had ex-
peGteG To see arrivals increase mater
iaily during the exposition week. the
ten zen. y is that na-netings viii be-
cone much more liberal III the near
tutur4 ana the tendency is to Hold
bac,i until Sucn q Development occurs.
Th-ye are stiU several loads Of re-
Jertea $how cattle on the market AID
th@ packers are keeping an empty
SPOT for the SHOW stuff. which viii he
au toned OF TO-DAY Generous re-
serves % western and native cattle
rave also been placed IN coolers il the
last teS Weeks s. that taken altoseth
9" the buyer contingent car take
,ai,'ss "esy q. The time being and
wat Qntil more liberal receipts even
tusste.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
II am pleased 10 recommend Oh,

ri am pleased to recommend Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing I know OF and safest remedy for
coughs. colds and bronchial trouble"
writes Mrs. L. b.. Arnold. OF Denver.
Colo. I'VE have used It repeatedly and
It has never failed to give relief" Joe
oalo BY Ill dealers.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
The Money Market.

Now YOrk NO.. 30
lfoneH-Opered easy, 242i2; prime
mercantile ; 70 5la. E.xcaa Dge-o3ef!-
Cd steady: bankers hills 4S-.-5 q
.S235 Sixty days: 4s6.05 demand.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
ST. Louis Livestock.
CHICAGO Hay Market,

Chicago. Nov. 30.-The hay market
rules steady. Receipts, s99 tons: ship
ments forty-s'x tons.
Choice timothy-s19.Oo1
No. 2 ti.hothy and No. 1 mixed
.5061I.oo.
No. ? timothy and No. mixed
s12.s06 1900.
No. l Observation-Disclosures
Kansas ard Oklahoma prairie.
choice-s14.0cT14-o
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie.
No. 1-S12.50013.50
Kansas and oklahoms pssaris.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30

Lifelong eendag
10 dyspepsia. live complaints and Md.
ney troubles is needless. Electric Bit
ters is the guaranteed remedy. SOC.
Mcbride & VIII Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Rance o. Price,

The following range OF price. ara
furnished by Clark & Ingledua. bros.
efs. members Chicago Board o. Trade
Ynny., Trer1ont hlnck
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
soHoRTS NERVOUS REGARDING
oMALL AMOUNT AVAILABLE
FOR CONTRACT DELIVERY.
,AhoRTAGE OF STANDARD
AFFECTED OTHER PITS
Wheat Trading Unsettled and Lost at
Start But Later Advanced on Export
Sales and Buying by Millers-corn
Became Firm After Easier Open
ine-Previsions Vary.

Chicago. Nov. 3o,-Nervousnes Of
shorts In oats regarding he small
amount available here for delivery on
contracts communicated a feeling o.
unrest to traders in other pts. There
are only $4,000 bushels of standard
oats on hand for such purposes ouc II
total stocks of more than 9,9oo,ooo
bushels. Quite cormotion in the
oats crowd was caused by one firm
alone purchasing. in few minutes.
10000 bushels for May delivery TIE
opening was a shade lower TO 8 shade
higher, at 34ls 20 34,4 34ss, and rose
to 34ss q S41.. Receipts We're l39 ears.
Wheat.
Wheat ira ding was unsettled and l9S-
at the start, but later advanced On
news of export sales at New York and
because OF reports that niliers were
buying at Minneapolis. The opening
was g lower 70 ,sq14 higher. May
started 81 e5Ge57s, a shade If 70 ls
Il up, and rose to 96. Receipts n chi
. cago, Minneapolis and Du.u,A Were 90
cars.
The fact that primary receipts We're
light and shipments liberal aided the
bulls. but enlarged estimates o. t.V
Russian crop lei. 70 a reaction. T1e
close. however, was firm, WIKI May a
9ess @e61a, q net gain @ -.
Corn.
Corn after opening easier, owing ~
absence OF ;-rgent demand became
firm in line with oats and wheat Nay
started at LIS 70 Il off at Az + 49,
and advanced 10 AZ q 47zs. Recipes
were 364 cars.
Lightness OF country offerings as
sisted in toning up prices. aut free
short selling later made the n.arke,
easier The close was easy, with May
at AIS 44714. a net loss of shade.
Provisions.
Weakness in the hog n,arker hal orlv
a temporary effect on provisions, sarIy
losses being wiped or. Firsc Ssss
were unchange 70 cents lover.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
NeM Yo-k Grain

Nv Yo"h My 20
Whea-- MAY. f.Q3is
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
New York Exchanoe.
CENTRAL WAR AT EMO.

Chicago. Noy. 30.-New York ex-
change i discount.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
The Potato Market.

Chicago. Nov 3o-Potatoes. st@ad.-.
Choice to fancy ........... 45n :
Fair to good ............. %SG4
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Most Wonderful Healing.

After suffering many years with a
sore, Amos King, Port Byron, N. T.,
was cured by Bucklen's Arnica SalvA
sc. Mcbride 4 Win Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago Nov. -Cattle-Estinate
receipts for today. $4,000; opened steady
% shade lower.
Evening times-Republican., 1910-11-30

Weakness in the hog n,a-,lec hal o;'v
a temporary effect on provisions, sarIy
losses being wiped or. Firsc Ssss
were unchanged 70 cents lover.