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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
backaehe Means
Dying kidneys
a Rsmarksble Treatment That Sevo0
tho Kidneys. How You Hay
Cure Yourself Quickly
and Thoroughly.

With the progress Of science comes
one remarkable treatment for Kidney
diseases. 1t has been SO thoroughly
tested and its results have proven 20
revolutionary that well-known arm
in Michigan has undertaken Its distri.
button into every part of the country.
Those who suffer from kidney trou:
BILE and the diseases resulting from IL
win be pleased to know that every
package Of this treatment IL thorough.
II guaranteed. This should assure 1t
hast positive cure to every sufferer.
that backache II usually q well-dedned
symptom Of advancing kidney disease
which may end fatally unless treated
in time; that rheumatism ana bladder
trouble are caused from nothing more
nor less than kidneys that do not litter
BriEht.s disease. diabetes and bladder
stones are caused by bad kidnsy1
once they are made to WORK prop.
ariy. these diseases should quickly dis.
This - done BY the new treatnsat.
Dr.; Dsreys s Xaonsy l, xho n.. ain IN
e: yn as1in. 81 .n pain: .ss
q foul to.y y.9 II not bs sG s.; x e
Pills, and drop ali other kidney treat-
ments. senator Stevenson. Of Washing
ton. writes from o,ymp,s Ia. ~. .Th :. p !:
10 nerS Sys''iFS PURE Kidney pills in curinE
Kidney and bladder trouble. Know
whereof I speak"
sola .t e 81 dras ssores4so piil:.ii:s
ron Darby Medicine CO.. Eaton Regsas.
s Maen' ask your our drnaSi.t 70, : &c. -:
nie package. Then buy . package ~
WIN not Fogset u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
Abbott and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Abbott. Jan. lo.-Grandpa Leach, Of
Lincoln, Neb., who has been visiting
his children and grandchildren here,
has returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Johns, of Waterloo,
have been visiting their parents here
for few days.
Quite number have been i'll with
the grip.
The revival meeting at Pleasant VAL
ley was postponed for a short time on
account of bad roads and weather. and
the preacher was also sick for a few
days.
Ray elmer has bought fine team of
horses of Mrs. Harms, near Wellsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. krominga. Evert. Harry
and Minnie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer
attended wedding reception near
Faulkner few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bedford, of Iowa Falls,
visited a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess johns.
Father snyderman has nearly re-
covered from his recent sick spell.
Shedding Is abou, spoiled by the
thaw
Miss Annie Blocker has returned to
school at Cedar Falls.
Cornelius Hook left Monday for
school at Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Hook have re-
turned from Lyon county. Iowa, Ellis
worth. Mimi. and Lenox. S. D.. where
they took their wedding trip and at the
same time visited relatives. They will
soon be keeping house in their new
fine home near the Pleasant Valley
church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
Marble Rock Miscellany.

| Special to meS-Repu blican.
Marble Rock, Jan. 10.-During the
cold snap last week thermometers reg
istered as low as % below zero.
Fred Gates, Jr.. has been very sick
with pneumonia. but now seems to b
in fair way to recover.
| Enoch Smith has returned from g
! visit at his parental home in Missouri
Mayor Gates and wife gave recep-
| ton to a number of their friends Fri
day evening.
Our schools reopened yesterday after
q two weeks vacation.
Grace Quick has returned to he1
school duties at Odebolt.
The Schubert Quartet gave a con-
cert in the opera house Saturday ev-
enng to a full house.
Mrs. Ferguson, of Charles City. has
been visiting at the home of her father
l. Hobbs.
DIR. O'keff. while in Waterloo hotel
few days ago, was taken very i'll, pre-
suma bly, being poisoned by something
which he had eaten. He was able to
return Saturday and is now getting on
we'll
Jed Shepardson and Mrs. John Osier
each passed thru surgical operation
last week in Waterloo.
Louis Schrader has returned from a
trip 70 Oklahoma. and ]. P Miller from
Illinois.
Earle Tabor was called to Manches-
ter Saturday by the sickness of his ia
Their.
Mrs. NJ Paullis will move TO town
from the farm this week
The stockholders of our new railroad
we're III Charles City yesterday attend
ing the first annual stockholders meet
ing. They were given banquet by
The Charles City people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
TAYLOR BROWN, ARRESTED At
cREsToN, CUTS HIS WAY
OUT OF JAIL.
WANTED IN MISSOURI
FOR TWO FoRGERiEs
Bankers, Association Had Offered Re.
ward For Capture For Alleged Rob-
berry at kuholn, Me.-Was Also
Wanted At St. Jossph-eelisved to Be
Desperate Character.

Special TO mes-Republican.
Creston, Jan. 10.-Taylor Brown, who
was arrested here Sunday by local OFF,
GERS. on charge Of being fugitive
from justice cut his way out of the
Creston Jail some time during the nigh;
and made his escape. He has not been
recaptured.
Brown is wanted in Missouri on
charges of forgery. The Association o!
National Bankers had offered reward
of 500 for his capture for a crime
committed at Kahoka, and he is alsc
wanted at St. Joseph, where "a reward
of $50 was offered
Brown is believed to be a desperate
character.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
hoW,s rhIs2

We offer one hundred dollars reward
I G0f any case Of catarrh that can not
Z - cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known F..
8. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and
4 believe him perfectly honorable in all
Gtnesn transactions and financially
i sl1Dfo 10 caIy GU. 2ny- obligations made
~ his Nrm.
W.ALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Nails Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
49,, acting directly upon the blood and
& u6oaa surfaces Of the system. Testi-
81 n1al1 sent free. Price IS cents per
II Geo1e. Sold by all druggists.
kAke Halls Family Pills for consti-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10

others years was not asked but judy
ing from the magnitude Of the perform
ance 1t has. / did say, Mr.. Hersey,
you surely do not intend to plant that
much corn next spring and he answer
ed. 20, no, but there's always mar
ket for what don't need" So the in
evitable conclusion must be that the
woman understands her business for
purchasers Of seed corn never buy the
second time from an indispensable
source.
c. E. WILSON.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10

identified the two men a. his assail-
ants claiming that Stesner was the one
who struck him two blows, one in the
mouth and the other in the forehead,
which felled him to the ground and that
they then held him while they went
thru his clothes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
Paws Interest on 50 Cents,

Waterloo, Jan. 10.-N c. Tardy a
pioneer harness man here. received a
s. bill from a man at Reinbeck sign
ing himself Square Deal He writes
that thirty-five Years ago he became
Indebted 10 Tardy for 80 cents, inter-
est on which now amounts 10 $3.50
Tardy had forgotten the incident
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
Gets Water System Contract.
necial 70 Times 2 M hlican

Mason City. Jan 1o-Harry Keerl
one OF the civil engineers OF this coun-
~. will put in system Of water works
for the Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way Company at Clinton. having just
secured the contract. Their shops and
buildings will be supplied with water
from the Mississippi Eight men who
have been helping him here will be
taken with him and others will be
picked up al Clinton. He expects to
complete the JOB in three months
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
Sioux Rapid. Notes.
;peciaI to Times- Republicar

Sioux Rapids. jan 1o.-school wa.
to have started yesterday but on &C.
count of a number of cases Of scarlet
fever the board thought best to have
school remain closed for another week
G. c. Burr, OF Spokane, Wash, drop
ped in on the nome folks the other
evening. This Is Mr.. Burr's first visi,
home since leaving over four years ago
and he finds many changes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
DEATH OF JOHN v. KELLY.
Iowa Central Mail Cork Sueeumbs e
Pneumonia After Brief illness.

Special to Times-Republican.
Dougherty, Jan. 10.-John v. Kelly
aged Al, railway mail clerk with a
run from Eldora to Abba, on the Iowa
Central, died at Eldora Sunday after
noon OF pneumonia. after an illness OF
only four days. The body was brought
to his old home here. where the funeral
will be held Wednesday,
Mr. Kelly was a member Of the reg
ular army for a period Of eleven years
leaving the service with the rank OF
first sergeant. He participated in the
Cuban campaign in 1898. He is sur
vived by an infant daughter, also q
brother and sister. the former wife OF
Cornelius Kelly. a farmer Of Dough
erty. and the latter Mrs. Joseph Carney
of Clear Lake.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
Look for the Bee Hive

On the package when YOU buy Toley's
Honey and Tar Tor coughs and colds
None genuine without the Bee Hive
Remember the name. Foley's Honey
and Tar ana reject any substitute.
Mcbride &; VIII Drug Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

a Liverpool sept .. WHEAT-spot dull. so /
Manitoba - Id futures steady: October. IS
4i,d December. Is I'D, March Is ; I'D. CORN
Spot quiet, American mixed is Sd futures
Quiet October. 81 I'D. January. Is SID.
FLOUR-Winter patents, 2Ss 81. HOPS in Ion
don Pacific Coast, f9pfin. BEEF-Extra India
moss, SoS. PORK Prime mess Western. p2s
sd. HAMS-Short cut. ~t9s BACON--CTmbsr-
lard cut j4s 81, short rib SOS. clear bellies ass
Cd long clear midd'es. light, SIS. long clear
niddles. heavy. 6ls I'D; short clear backs ios.
SHOULDERS square. IS 81. LARD Prime
Western terrcg, as. American refined. pals
zSs Cd CHEESE rauadiau finest white and
coiored. new zoe 30. TALJOW-Prifn" cit,.
34s Australian in London, 35s 81 TURPEN-
TINE spirits. ;As. RO~IN-- Common, los
PETROLEtM Rehuod. gi,d. LINSEED OIL.
-. COTTONSEED Olt.-Hull refined, spot
Dps 81.
London. Sept. 22.-SUGAP- Raw rentrifugsl.
Us ID. Wuscovado. IFS I'D: beet. September iSs
LINSEED--Calcu'ta september october. is.
LTNSEEp OIL. 42s 1oisd. SPERM OIL. ~
los. PErROLFTM-Amer refined. SD,
spirits SID. TINF--Spirits. SOS.
ROsIN-Ameriean strained, i5s "a. fine, lss
Z I'D.
~ confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23

lower prices is in general legitimate MODE
Of serving ones own interest. and iustihaole
as fair competition, but when man starts
an opposition place for the sole purpose OF
driving his competitor out OF business, and
with the intention of himself retiring upon
the accomplishment Of his maevolent pur-
pose, he is guilty Of a wanton wrong and
an actiouable tort
To call such conduct competition Is a
pervcrsiOn Of the term. II IL simply the
application OF force without legal Justifica-
ton. which IN It's moral quality may be no
better than highway robbery.
II was the practice Of the Crystal OIL
Company to furnish their customers with
green cards. which the customers displayed
when they desired oil. Judge Miller held
that the display Of the green card was an
order for business and that a rival com
pany was acting unlawfully when it visited
the owners OF the green card and tried 10
sell goods The Supreme Court held that
the display OF the card is not an order for
business. but II is beyond the limits OF law
ful competition for rival company 10 at
tempt 10 III the order desired by the dis
player Of the card
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23

So 10 COWS. 1919 ID. sal s. $40 h. 81 70
s Sanders: 10 Virginia steers i2s5 10,
west Virginia. 1855 10, s6 80; l OK, 1l7p ID,
81 -; l bull. 1900 10 50 %, I COW SO d.
Kerrs Commission Company: IS Virginia
steers 1889 ID, 81 So Fl, 11o5 h, s. 10 .. -
Tobin & shannon. . bulls, 1000 10, - 90
( COW, so ID. 81 80; T. S45 10, g, -.,-.
l2;.o h. Sd%5 20, 1908 II, SG35: 20 I9S 1 To-
So VI. = Virginia. 1910 ID, 50 .; TO- llh TO-
% CALVES " cS VS. GAS head 1903 head on
sale VeaIs steady. grassers and western
calves nominal. Common TO prime veals SOLO
$40 Is. cuIls s3qse 30; southern calves 81 %.
messed calves slow a. II di6iAc for city
dressed veals logItc for country dressed o., ,&5 III
average. $40 Is per 100 10: 81. 14l 10 81 90.
newton e Co. I state calves, rs ID. 81 90;
- Vest virginia, 26o 10, 81 20. -,- ,--
Ilerns Commission Company voais III
d. s si Sanders d. i' yeal, 1877 h. sio so T. e4o h
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. Is cars
4 9It; head. q cars on sale. sheep were steaoy
strictly good and prime lambs hrrn, otne I',
scld at 81 5OaS4 per 100 ID suIs 81 oFssi-
nary 20 prime lambs. So 500 SO so, culis, ~
yeaTngs - Dressed anI hs's at
Satas-S sanders. eos state lambs ~ 10
average. Sc so per 100 10 o. "a TO- Ao'-2' ~,
q i % 80 a. .? Ss cus S. II. g. state yearlng'
IS TO- So d. o. lb, So o,e ..,,.
Kerns Commission COMPANY 10 s. s!1 ~ :
lambs SO ib. sara state yea ar s5 20 % TO-
Sawton a. Co. 100 West Virginia lamp %
IL SO. % Virginia. 10 ID, 81 80, virginia M
cnlIs, a. n 81 Virginia sheep ITO TO- 20
o':r oTTin shannon. SO state lambs. - 10.
&c 90. 1e. lOi 10. SO -; - state sheep lie
10. So 81. , 600 had,
half A car on sale Market zoe lower, 40 ,IV o.,
state hogs sold az 81 SoqS ~ per Aou ~
rougbs N3O1tSG IS. stays. 80 90 ,
Mcpherson h Co; ~ PennsylVah' :
b,gs 100 lib average, 81 10 per luo ln'
roUpbs sos 10. So 30, ] stag, 20 10. ;" ~, ~
80 T5LI, g shannon 10 state hogs AZ ID
e. IOe roughs. 335 10. So 30. s-,, ,
= sanders state hogs, 225 h. - 30 /
rough $50 10. 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

L 's' Record aud Forecast ~ ashiug ton.
=, q Tho prominent feature n the weather
n. ~ Ii.4ay uisat Is thc viutyy weather over
]. Nes' Canadian provinces and Montana.
A. ''a iae f'rHporat.r@ Friday night was
freezing point and snow was falling. and
a.. Mont, 'ac depth on Che ground .eH
u. "''' Inches 200 marked contrast WIZ
-. IFiaiur. conditions in Montana are th0s"
s.. ''h Dakota and Nebraska. whore the
a. '1usiIad or eEceedrd 80 degrees Friday
Na'Hs were general within she last
q ''r hoDrs on thc Atlantic seaboard and
a. e1 points 200 tho southern Rocky Noun
s'" and ou fbo north Pacific slope In
Of tac country not hercinbcfore re-
ilr weather remained fair
temperature are general in the East
'u'a'rn states the central valleys ana
~, "s.on. marked change 10 colder
NHI or"rspread the north plains states
IL ehr Mountain region and the ez
D' Mississippi Valley on saturday and
u plains sirts-. tae upper Mississippi
= upper abo region on sunday
4 ''"perarIrog viii continue IN the Far
L. 'n ihe Eastern and southern states
~ Obj, VALLEY and the lover lake region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York september -. 1911.
IENfS-Rrcripts $50 cars. . dsS head.
40 ears on sale. steers extremely dull az
further decline 81 lOff Toe, without "A clear
ance. bulls barely STEADY. COWS about steady.
Ordinary 90 GOOD steers sold AT 81 81 u 80 40
per tOu % bulls 81 ~ 81 oa cows. S2nSi -.
Dressed beef slow A. Su re for common 20
extra prIr,. N ,ffv. aides EXPORTS tomorrow,
inuu cattle and 200 quarters Of beef III ple
Ninuewasku to- London. 500 quarters IN the
Oceanic. also lor the London market Jo'
cattl" In the Georgian. 90 Antwerp,
sales Newton x Co.. lN virginia steers
xg 20. ~ tsgG In 81 ~, 49, i2SO 10. SO 10. 10
1885 Ib. 81 10. rs 1854 ~. SO 10. 20. 1873 ~.
50; 20. 1877 ~. 81 d7is u West virginia, i2l9
"a i2ai To- So IS; 80 1859 ID. ~ 10, n. 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23

the temperature will rot change decidedly during
the next fony-eight hours There will be rain
or SNOW saturday in tho north Rocky Mountain
region snd local rains over the Northern states
FROM the Dakotss 10 the upper lake region on
Saturday or Saturday night showers are also
probable on che south Atlantic ana Gulf coasts
and ~ scattered points in %" south ROCKY
Mountain region In an other parts N me
country %. weather win ~ generally FAIR duf
ile thc us4t furtg-tiglr hours, except that con
dlilcus Viii become unsettled SUNDAY Ia llt great
central valleys. .
The winds along the New England coast VIII
No moderate northeast except NfrlaDie over me
northern portion. along the middle Atlantic
Coast. moderate northeast along The souih AZ
lantic and cast Gulf coasts. modeTat" northeast .
along the west Gulf Coast, moderate east ana
southeast. on tho lower lakes MODERATE SCUM
eat tho upper lake., Increasing SCUM s"Il' .
ing 20 north. and northeast on superior ana
northern Michigan saturday afternoon ana nisht.
Steamers departing SATURDAY Tor L1iopehh
ports win have moderate northeast ana east
winds and generally fair weather 10 the pia-d
Banks.
Forecast for special LoCaIities--For he"
England. fair to-day probably fair SATURDAY
with rising temperature. moderate northeast
winds. except light variable over northern por-
tiou.
For Eastern Sew York fair 10 day fair sun
Day IN southern portion; probably rain IN norm
crn portion, moderate northeast winds.
For Eastern Pennsylyania New JERSEY DeIs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sent. 22.-''The Commercial Bulletin
Viii say OF the wool market tomorrow:
Transactions on the Boston wool market this
week have continued moderate and there is hard
is any change 20 report With the exception o.
The demand for Eas. midas, there has been 1T
tie uooI except domestic woods sold. Demand
10Y tho lower grades Of herces and FOR territories
ana bright woods is the feature OF the market.
The shipments OF wool from Boston from
January I to September q. inclusive. were i1:i.-
3"", To- pounds, against lJ3,09j.3S1 pounds for
the same time last year. The receipts from
January I 20 September 81 inclusive, were 243.-
sol POUNDS against 2l6, 1885 pounds for
tho sam, period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23

t23Tisc. TIS-Wcak. spot and September
81. 500 - 0Oc; October 8T2Od 81 Soc Noven-
Der. 81 Q37.J0c' December 80 - d $3.50; Lon
don weak. spot. Et7t 5s futures. tloS os.
IEAD-Duu AS q SOC New York. 4.3OT T. 4oc
East ST Louis, London, spot flJ Is VI.
sPELTER-Dui 5.goibd New York, 1SOQ
1TTrSi0NS Quiet :, .oj,son's s25as.37 &c.
IRON-Clevelan VIZ. 1n,s 4Gs Cd I'm London :
locally quiet. No I foundry Northern. SD :" y
SI5 30. No 2. SljQSlJ %. No I Southern and
80 ! southern soft. s1JH $15 80.
NOLAsSEs AND sNRUPs-Firm and IN
changed.
NAVAL sTOREs--splrits turpentlne quiet
and unchanged Rosin and tar steady at for
mer prices.
OIis-T tnsccd oil unchanged Refined pc
traIeum in steady demand al recent prices.
COTTONSEED OIJ-Less active and easier
closing at a net decline of 10 points Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Sept 22-Despite sales OF millions OF
bushels hy holdRrs realizing profits the wheat
market here NhiTled upward 70 LAY again and
again Defeat OF reciprocity formed the sole
reason. After an exciting day, there wac a
nervous close-2bH3c Co 3hc higher than last
night and within Iac 81 the top figures reached
oats. which would also have been subject to
vance II ITkc ca 2n2isc. corn rose Ae 60 ie and
provisions 2isc 10 70. Huge stocks q wheat
held IN Chicago Afforded an explanation Of why
tional mere thaa elsewhere. Nevertheless, UNI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago sept. 22-CArrLE-Receipts' -
zoo. steady. heeves. 81 SOC 81 Texas s IIsi o
81 $3.50: WesttefSS ca -C Cou - and Seifer.
81 % n ST. 20. calves, S6es9 20. HuGS~tt '-
cepts 10000: gtesdy 70 strong ca az "a y e. a
prices gh, So 4'g 3 ~, rdmg lO 81 4SG Sd 90
GOOD 70 choice heavy, SO 6o4S's Ia e SSSS
q 25@ sc 50; bulk Or sales 30 ~ 20 IN M
49,. Western, 81 TJ4SI 3oi yearlings :" 10 q
q To: lambs, native. s4g 81; Western % %
gs6 20. 40 ,,rrr = Rscein,s.
ocS. Crief t0dl5c lower, steers 81 2oasI
sellers S2750 So S.. cows, ~ ouWsV,
CALVES--Good light steady otner sta1sS SSs
.,,ie, n-ckers and butchers steady 20 &c hlsh r.
sr. closing easy; lisht shippers. 49,, ~ lSg w,
packers 50 80 81 "a s nSs ana iishss. $50
So 10 sHEEP-Receipts lbs steady ,! ~
=, 81 20. lambs easy 70 a shade lower, active
~ T Hrr''T Bn1slo sent, - -CATTL E--Receipts.
295. SLOW ana easier YBAL9-Receipts, 900
Scyivc and steady HOGS-Receipts 5000
.eg and ssaGy y1 ri sf So go SO roushs
e =S4SG SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipis,
: OOc. sheep active and steady, lamps $40"
and I5c lower. lambs, SiUSO 20.
x ansaa city. sept 22.-CATrLE-Receip
600 Including loo southerns stead 70 sa a1c
low. r: dressed beef and export steers go 30
xs fair 10 good, S5mS6 20, Western. 81 80 -
81 -: stocNtrs and feeders 50 10 as6: south %
ern. 81 50 -, southern cows, > 80 . - ~
native COWS 81 6OdS5; native he'fers, - gSt
huIIs S3aS4 so: calves, S50ss. HOGs-Ra-
CENTS 1000; steady 60 &c higher puIk OF
ssies 40 5O4SG IS; heavy. 50 80 q So %. pack
80. ana butchers 81 sou ST. So: light. 81 50J
81 50 SHEEP-Receipts. 1000; strong
ga a. SO 10: yearlings stGS4 50; wethers.
81 .5GfS4: ewes. $50 81 90; stoclSers and feed
ers 81 5Jqs4
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune
- Louis Sept % CATTLE Receipts. .. l5i
quality only fair; demand moderate, Zoe lower;
s,sr~s 81 gOasT -. hsifefs. 81 1885 ~: COWS.
~ lOnS5 10, Southern steers. 81 15a$5 40 HOGS
-Rerclpts SglT. fairly active and 5Qloc lower
choic. IFS 10 225 ~ 81 i5dST 20. bulk " sales.
ga Quasi IN: packers. 81 65qST good lights less
man 100 10. SO tOfS7; fair do. s. 6OuS6 - PIGS
Under 10 n, 81 25eS5 rs: common pigs. = 2a@
81 SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptH. 500, de-
mand falr prices irmer. lambs, 81 25rSj 40;
cuIl lambs 81 1884 -; sheep, 81 50TS3 30: com
mon 50 .5GIS8 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23

FLOUR AND MEAL-rho big adysnc" 300
wheat had demorsii,ins Influence on Noni,
and white buyer. seemed willing 20 pay old
prices mills were asking moro money Spring
patrntE s. I0Hs5 %, winter strai7hts. - l5r
81 SO. extra ~ . winter. 8" - ~ g. 80, Kansas
sjraights. s. Go9S4 80 fancy spring patents
So y 10 BE ,b naoS 70 fFhG s. 1E 80
COKNAEAL-Firu. kiln dried. 81 -. BAG
ME Sieady, hre white aud yellow 81 400
srn sprfng. 81 GO. standard middline SOS 800;
flour DO $50 -. red dog, 81 go riiy. bran,
rcd dog. SKI 81. houlny cnop, S25 % bulk,
$50 10 sacks. oilrlcal. s27 80.
PRONISiONs-A little easier early. but
later rallied on buying ~ packers and IN
sympgthy with Tho advance IA grain. PORK
STEADY mess ZgSi7I -. family 81 so q 81
short clear So 7nISi, p" BIZ .I s, rs5'
$la SO. -,.tra India mess. Slgn SO Jn BEEF
HANS - quiet SEQ jOas 80 DRESSED
loo 10. lOac. 40 no, lose. pigs. lOsc. CUT
ATS-Picklsd bellies quiet. 10 10, - tsr;
T. D.. lt'. l2c; - lb. lI!tci picked hams
steady. i5a 1870. TALLoW-Easy. city. e;
wes, a.l5arssc. city rrn. %, daHc. re-
hned hrr south America lo.Nbe' Continent.
loose. Brazil. kcEs. n Soc. compound quiet.
Sasbc. sTEAEINE-Eaayi oleo' II rs. city
sJGAIi-Renuod sugar was nrm and un-
less ne cent cash. Row was shade high
9r with sales on the basis of 'o6izc TO-
ceut-ifuga, 90 trst. and thHt was quoted
rruscovadl. ~ test. stood az 46isc. and mo-
ilases sugar. ~ test. 5.2l a. sales. 1000
bags Dcmer-rs centrifugal hlpment oeptem-
hos - from Liverpool due here october o. hy
the steamer Cedric. 10 the Warner sugar Re
minis Company. % 4Hc basis 10 t"st. cost
was strong aud 3Ha9i higher. with septen-
Der 80 lSs October. lGs fni-d. ana May a.
los 81. The afternoon cable wa VA, n,shanFcd
for tho spot month. but about Jd higher for
tine later months than the above prices.
RICE-Steady. with prices unchanged
NFTAIs- COPPTR-staudard weak. spot
September Octobsr NOgember ana December,
1850 4 gJc. London, spot. - ds III futures.
r55 II I'd. iake copper. l2deis ni2.Thci cleo
trnlitia i225aI2 500: cnsting. l2.l2 = n