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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

The annual reunion of the descend ants of Ira and Hannah Call of Col rain was held Wednesday Tn orange, Mass, at the home Of D. E. Farley in Farley
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Prof Lester ". Boardman and son Brewer made a days visit with Mrs John J. Greene at Hope Valley, R. |, while returning from two weeks vaca- ton spent with Rev and Mrs. Board man at Thompson, parents of the pro- lessor.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

An old resident reminds The Bulletin that Wednesday was theN sgd birthday of Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, who as Miss Carew, was a frequent visitor to the home of her grandfather, the late Gen. Dan Tyler, of Washington street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Annie Baudro, Carrie Finegan and Grace FInegan of Ledyard, Gladys Main of North Stenington and Mabel Hagberg of Norwich have returned from camping at Pleasant View
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Owing to the amount of business in this section, the Westerly Concrete Go. will transfer their headquarters to Norwich Gravel roofing and concrete walks promptly attended to- Their appears in another col umn.-adV.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Visitors to the shore resorts realize what is meant by the high cost of liv- ing. Milk sells for 10 cents a quart and other provisions in proportion.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Connecticut musicians are at Ocean Grove, N. J., attending the annual con- ventlon of the National Association of OrganlStS.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

The first issue of the Spiritual Ali ance Weekly, published under the au- spices of the Lake Pleasant Spiritualist society will be distributed Sunday It is an eight page paper and contains news of the camp Rev G. Tabor Thompson. president of the associa- tion, is editor of the paper.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

The annual reunion of the Tiffany family will be held at the summer home of Joel T. Case in Barkhamsted Aug 20
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Many big loads of hay are being brought in from the suburbs to public and private stables.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Misses Lillian Cough, Christina Mil Ter. Elsie Fillmore, May Leathers, May Graham, Helen Bailey, Mildred Fill more and Mrs Frank Sylvia, all of Norwich, are at the Wheeler cottage, Pleasant View, for two. weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Several from here plan to be at Northfield for commencement, which begins Friday. Aug. 15.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Each year brings a larger number of automobiles to Block Island. At pres ent there are many more or the island than ever before and automobile par ties is one more pastime added to the long list which makes the island one of the most popular shore resorts along the coast
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

i The Geisthardt sawmill has been moved from Trading Cove to East Col chester
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

Best $3.50 glasses for $195, properly fitted. Burnham's 227 Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

The correspondence courses of study at the Danbury State Normal school have been so popular during the past year that their continuance durino the coming year is an assured fact. They were taken by 156 students during the year.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

b0ret til flor &ialp, Stsite % Gel.
iieneIIe for grOrion SsiitOle. Sans
gIoos oil life let funne fpIoes. vi
Ct meset feoe Of. at ban refer, men
tan ban blipe til mere geliignelie
oe Gptte for NisiiOnen, iaa bill
pi tie og iige: Sfe Serrens Billie
Mp. q. 81, IA.
9nitor SiortsOang, Der betiener
Wenigbeoerne neo goiubeIls, 5lor'
ton 90 3ion bar ogiao opiaet i'm
Corning Der. @ioe @ito, at DC rette
@9ro nlaa fiuoes % foas.
Sen A., 5. oe 6. San. boloes Der
Der poa Stolen og ! airfen Wais'
iionsms0e.
3oreningen Sibonon afbolot ct
Rsoe iommen me6 u. 9af. areOs'
$eoningemisiionforening. vi oen-
ter en- 8eIiienelic. @nos 5olf og
ale Nenneifer ale gegne snites ei
beIiienet gptaor / Serren.
Sens 9iren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

funoe gsre Regning pao pefrnipr
Ststte oeroppe fra. Solf eiber
gerne, naar Sierterne bliber OBJ
onrmt. S Bag, bbor ieg toIte
noeGe aftener | Sref, o9 bbor bi
boboe ben @Ipoe, at Menneifer blet
oofte o9 ompenote, CAB Menigbeoen
mig f75 Ser. til Neutrality-suspicious.
blonot 9ranfere. Soo fltnoe Mis.
lionen / Gro til Serrens 8oriettel-
fer ienoe nogIe a%rbeioere OPP = en-
ten for at DO Der til Stooigbeo eaer
for Il bet ferite @or) at orbeioe Der
| ct Bar @fteroorsmonne6er : full.
De @uo oeioo NOT gioe oct oagIi9e
9rg0.
Men 9on9ens 9Grinoe bar SoItl
69ringerne leber / flere Woo-
Der i en- Obergongsti6. Den gomle
ltilfproige Gro er pao mango Ste.
Der beo at ilippe op. De 9nmle
iromme gaar bort, og Den opbof.
ien6e SIeet goor life / 6eres Spor.
Den to9es of ben mooerne 8antro
e0er inobDaes / 2igegpIoigbeoens
1oage. 0erfor er Der netop MI
Misiionstio pon Spreerne. Sm 10
gor er Itore Dele Of Solicit mooife
6etoane al Woteriolismens og 8on.
troenS aono, oeriom en- oouoeIia
89ffelfe life fommer til at gno ben
ODER 2erne.
Ri gGGoer man fig | firfeIiee o9
bofte are6ie til MI til Sommer of
faa geise Of Dor 9iifop oeroppe.
BiItnof Den ferite proteitantiife 9i.
flop, Der bar beisgt 89berne.
Wontte ino o9iaa bette geisg Bill.
be til 8remme al SUBS 8i9e og
ionot airfelio poo De fierne - /
onnoeGig Senieen6e forismte-oon.
tie gerl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

at ifenfe De ferite $500, iom fom'
mer mo Of bans 2ono til en- airfe.
og ban bar tiIliee eibet 8 of f Of
Der / aolonien 8ontroft paa al
rpooe % fence" oe oprte 9anoet
giloe snife, at bette CTS. paa Sn'
teresie for aolonien maatte oirft
imittenoe paa nogIe Of allie benz.
Tom bar fsbt 2ono ferneoe, iao al
ri, noor aoret er omme, tan 4
enoni itsrre 5remitriot, emo bi bor
boft | oct forIebne aor.
Neo SiIien
8tIbeIm 2aren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
90 @ereS gano til Snlg nrr uco
Blair.

Som tioligere meooeIt eiterloo
oioeoe Sans 6. Anoerien ale fine
ior0iife Gienoelc til Sanotoriet
@riiih, Solo. Suriet Der / Sremont
er iolgt, oq alt oct onoet. fan mart
fomnle / Oroen. Get Stpffe 2ano
oiIoe ni mn gerne bope iolgt, ioo
mart ion muliQt. De apbere, iont
biotil bar meIot iig, bar bitot for
lont. 9onoet er goot, oct er inobeg-
net. men lioen @pqninger al nogen
Slaqs. Oct li9ger q 212 YPil
ira Dor oonife Strife og Sfolen.
Oplnsninger on9ooenoe 9onoet bill
funne foas gennem Gan. 9utb.
Hubl. Soifie, Blair, Nebr. Wfr. s.
g. goIlor6, Sremont, @ebr., er
Administrator. o9 ban olene bar
Het til at iGl9c 2onoet, men on
nooen beIIere bill benoenoe fig til
MIG, er ieg oltio til Tieneite Der
bar ppret forIonat 40 Dollars
per acre, men oct nil oiinof M
bare at foo for ca. 500 pr. Gere.
Eoo .Sonatoriets" @eone
81. 1b. Sen n,
oonif Irtb, Yrrlt
BIB 6. 4tb. Ctr,
8remont, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
&orreiponoancer
Oleanbcr, Sal.

s iiloielte 4I0er meo ineboioe
Soar,
Raar 2ipsfraiten ipiloer, og neooo
oct gaar,
YPit Soft ifol erfore min gmbeo
for DEM;
Com 9Droen fit Gam oil ieg bore
Dem biem.
So, iaooan funoe ri ipnge Der.
noe / Olean0er cen iioite Gag /
Aaret 1912, oa man iomleoes for at
feire 9eOltemooer geoeriens 500.
ielSoog. vi lang life oct; mel ni
lang mango ANDRE oeilige Solmer.
lplte lot og ba0 tillige. Snngen
pasler elers laa imuft til en- tros
enoe Slpls lem % bolufieriinOstpne
aors 5goielsoogfeit; tbi naar ma
bar 1naet De 6emogbalpfier3. iaa
er oct iiloe, life ianot? iaa gaor
oct neoao meo Illustration. og oo
er oct goot at bere til @ltos Soft
altio aoOt men ifenneit oo at iele
@errens Gmbeo ligeiom omipppe
Ell boer eneite Gag, naar man
lelD bliper biGlpelea og trpnger
lda llleget til Stgtte % til at bline
Jet paa meo 2mbeo. Oct er 90 ell
berli9 6oriGttelie at oioe bette
Som 9uroen tit Gam oil ieg bore
Dem bieml" 9pilfet berligt Oro oct.
te ior en- iortreltningsfulo SI9l,
life en- %ganunel Sipl, nei en- ing
Sipl / ct gamlnelt 2egeme, Ell bi.
genoe lGngielsiulot frenaoifuenoe
SiGl, bpilenoe iom Sammet / 6rel
lercns Arn1e, life Den gnoone, al
ito misiorngIeoe 8iloprelie, ior
81 MAJ life lGngre Ielp fan ppre
meo / SIpets Stamp og Stri0, men
lreoluloe Gage. 3bl oct Ifal tie,
at neo aitenatio ifal Der nare 6reo.
9oem snifer life at ie lit Sins Col
gaa neo / ct @pl0enlfpr, lom Sim.
lens Sol lanter fig beruoe neb
bag DC lneoGtte 9ierge. @io ale
Serrens troenoe gnmle, og un0e
nIe0, moatte lao en- ianoon Sipsoi.
ten. oSSn the oaps OF mn politb,
s remembered mn 600 dlio be BATH
not forgotten mn age, lpnger dig
teren, og bette alene, Tiger ban, or
@runoen bporior bans aloerooms.
onge er ireoillloe og title. Oct er
life altio, at oct goor mleo Sang og
Salleluia no al Sinet llnoertioen
er Der @rooo og Ipnoers @nioiel.
ier Siplen tries ira tit ioroiIfe
8aulun, iagoe en- 9rGit en- Sang i
lin Gale. ut ia, oct er pit ionot
nof; Spnoen bar bonolet iloe meo
oS ollie, DOG: Gen Sipl, Tom / Ero.
en- bar Seius til 8reo, Sfal Ono
ifsabens Sore ei gere 6ortrGo.
Bor 0erre ben ifGrmer ion opreite
Sfat, Den alorig, mel olorig ifol
poroe forloot. 0ette faor bore
nof; hi fang oct eamle aor no
tiliammen | Oroene: GGr toffet
o @uo, for Aaret, iom fom 90 ior.
ipon6t paa Dit @uo. Sao orof oi
Safe, 90 oerefter off boer til fit.
8i iobneoe ioo eIlers fun oct, iom
hi 10 MI mart peo Subs 0on6e ieerl
ifnl fao, Ell 2eoer Ell Sproe. N1i
alGbeIie Nptaor til gDaniferen~,
laio ben mao bre6e fig mnoer fin
upe Sfiffelie
9. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
SaneOille, u. DAT
Den 81. 9ec.,. 1912.

ONR 80 ~NSf 49,
@r. Heoofter Mnoerien, meo oct
inmme ieg ienoer Detailing for
,0oniferen" / 1913 tiIlaoer iee
mig at meooele Iiot berfro oenne
Blaos. 29nge er bet iiOen, Der er
meooelt uoget berfra, boao ieg ~.
mes er m9rteliet, on Der Dog er
baooe Rrpit og Degn o9 mango
Here fremrogenoe Mpno, iom fan
l9ie og itrioe be6re emo ieg. Ser
bar | bet ibunone aor oeret meget
at meIoe ON, 90 Der er eiort megen
6remgong. Ser er bD9get nogle
npe Stuebuie og flere nDe StoIoe.
8i bar baft 8eieg of en- Del of
SomfunOets gr9iter, og MisiionGr
Sens 0iren bar beisgt os flere
@onge | bet fbunone 4or. S Som.
merferien bleo Der ofbolot oanif
R~eligion8ifole / Dor airfe, og oenS
2prerinoe bar en- Wiis 8rei ira
0ebroifo. SfoIen ilutteoe meo en-
Set meo ct rigt 9rogram, iom
bonot fort 0ifolo. Dor a. SuIi bar
life meget beiegt, foroi oct bar ct
oeiligt Re9noeir en- Del al 0agen.
Soften bar bGret geo Der paa
oisie ggne, ia bt bar @runo til at
frpoe oS. Silt er blepen teritet |
9ar. Ser bar A Moifiner pan cen
Sang / Settlementet | flere Tiger.
Ylsiningen err life blepen til ret
meget, foroi mango life funOe fan
SiGlp til at itoffe, og De maotte lao
biplpe boeronore at FIRE Seq til
Woifinerne.
Seiene bar nGret gooe / Ior.
Sne bar oi nPiten ingen of enom.
0eiret bar efter aorsti6en opret
meaet milot. SettIementet er / oct
iounone aor forsget meo en- Gel
imoo 9iger oq 9renqe. I'll 2pffe
me0 Dem oIel
Sooo Selbreoen angoar, laa bar
ben opret goo poa nogIe foa limo.
toqelier npr. Teter Sennin9iens
SllItrll bar bpret meget ipg | man
qe Waane0er, men er mn liot beore.
Som iPobonlig er Der ell Gel al
oe unoe pao Sfolen / aenmare /
@inter. Bort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
qoor i'm ipnne Sang, DOG meo en-
Del Sorbinorin9er. Tor airfe er
Tor lille, og bi oiIoe gerne 6Dgge en-
mn og en- tioSoorenoe airfe / Ell
mar 5remtio. men oe Een9e, ia DC
Yenae regerer 8eroen, og Ri er bel
onltrent olle nler eQer minore /
@Glo enonlL. og oi er 10 heller life
ret mango ON loooont ct 9pg9efor
~retngenoe. Set bill maaife 6Iibe
en- aopitol poa nprneo TO SuIinoe
Collars. Set er life meo @efpm
ring, iee ifrioer oisie 2inier. Sar
hi Blot @iqien og Gniqbeo, ioo mas
Woalet nof. TIL gniqbeo gsr itGrf.
Gn Rpbeo 6erfro: 9i er Iobet
Scrnbone berllo I Sommeren 1913.
90 Der iiqes. at Der er febt 9pploos
6 0iil moro Tor 8onepiae.
airfeorbejoet bIen p~oobegunot /
Giteroorct ira gmbroic. Ser er
oqioa mmeIt no9Ie iom pil fonlmc
oq boiGttc iia Der til Ioroaret. Dc
ppre enifet @eIfommen ale / @oob
ON, at &c bill pore me0 til at Tor.
mere bort Menigbeo og biitoo / Ger.
Ming st qoot oq nelii9net Nptaar
snifes Dor Heoofter, 8laoet5 pr.
beioere o1 ollie 9looets Qpierel
96rbsoiQit
- ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
8cfenotaerelier.

neoomsanrsfeft
afboloes, bill @lib, / 9etbonio oonife
ep. -lutb. Notwithstanding, Denper,
Colo, Ssnoae ben 10. San.
Gn biertelie Snobpoelle til ale,
Tom oil iomIes meo os | Mnlebning
at Dor @arsfelt.
9oo Observation-Disclosures gegne
earl M. Sonien.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14
rrasr News Briefs.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer. June 14.-W. J. Ladd has been
appointed administrator Of the Seeley
estate. Mr. Seeley left no will. The
estate consists largely of Tama county
land of which there are some 100
acres There are five heirs.
The Boylan residence property was
purchased this week by Mr. Hoff. who
occupies it, at a consideration of some
thing over $4,000
Harry Evarts purchased the Peter
son building this week. considerations
around $500. At present II Is occu-
pied by an electric theater. Mr.. Evafts
may occupy the building later himself.
Robert Speer, who il very i'll at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Curtis
Brown. seems little improved altho
for several days his condition was
critical.
John Podhajsky's little daushter.re-
siding twelve miles south of town, at
tempted to climb over barbed wire
fence She caught on the barbs and
was so badly cut that II was necessary
Ito call physician to dress her
wounds.
Miss Bessie Griffin u ct home from
KNOXVILLE, where she has been en-
ployed as special teacher the past year
She will not teach next year:
Dr. Carroll Stuart. Of Chicago, =
here for fortnights stay with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Floyd casriek Ard children. OF
Iowa Falls, are visiting at the Harvey
Carrick home.
s. N. Endicott arrived 1Asss:ay
g. So vy4yy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14
oocsDRp UPWARD TURN FOL.
L Lows FORECAST OF PRO-
TRAcrEp WARM PERIOD.
,orRepsorH OF egcURirlEs
PROVES DULLish FACTOR
Fsar q Dsouth Damage, Boosts Corn
/. -Nead Of Rain Lite Oats Priess-
Prov;saens Weaken in Sympathy
VIII Decline in Hog Market

CHICAGO. June 14-Forecasts OF pro-
fractad heat turned wheat decidedly
upward today. An easy feeling due to
showers on both sides Of the Canadian
lire disappeared when 1t was seen that
offerings were promptly absorbed
Strength of securities counted also in
favor Of the bulls. The opening was
lancAAnged to Y of. July started at
e1A to ok. and then rose to s27s.
An additional gain resulted from ex-
pert opinions that in some sections OF
the Apring crop bel, permanent dam
axe had already been done. The close
was Arm, with July at s2A, rise OF
- over last night.
40 Corn.
Corn advanced because Of a general
scramble to buy because Of fear OF
droufh damage. July. which opened a
shade down to a like amount up, at
Sek to 5sx. climbed to SOS.
Active demand from shorts sent
prices yet higher The close was firm,
1t SIX and y for July, net gain OF
~ cents.
Oats.
Need Of rain lifted oats. July
started unchanged TO = lower at 1913
20 3sH, and ascended TO 40.
Provisions.
Provisions were weakened IN sym
pathy with the hog market. First
Gales were ~ to tx cents off, tnclud-
ing September options as follows: Pork,
41o.1zh: lard, s1l.10: ribs, s11.47e to
Sll.6o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14

Ing LOT Of attsntion With sales ct
$s.bo07.0o for something good to
choice and stock cows Of very ordi-
nary class thavs sold at $3.50 with lots
bred along beef lines up to &s.O0@s.2s.
These are high prices for feeding
material. but there are good judges In
the trades who point to the fact
more acreage has been put under the
plow this year for corn and feed grains
than ever before In. all history of the
country and feel that there is chance
for good profits in the manufacturing
OF beef on foot even at this high cost
OF raw material II feed IL as abundant
and cattle as. scarce for the winter
feeding as present conditions seem to
Indicate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14

Washington, June II. DR.. Herbert
Putnam. librarian Of the library Of
congress here since 1899, will be ono
of the prominent figures at the thirty
fifth annual convention Of the Ameri-
can Library Association at the Hotel
Kaaterskill. in the Catskills. June %.
II is expected upward OF 1000 MEM
bers of the association Will hear his
address on the future of the library
system. He was twice president Of
the organization. Before he came TO
Washington he was at the Minneapolis
and Boston public libraries.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14
St Loui. Cash Grain Close.

FURNISHED by L. G. Clay. Grain Mer-
chant, "a East Main, Phone Ss.l
st. Louis. June IA.
Wheat-No. red. 95d1.OS: No.
red. 92asS: No. 1 red. IS a 90: No. 2
hard, s0@s+1a: No. 3 hard, sea 90: No.
hard. s09S7.
Corn-No. 2, COZ as1A: No. 8. go:
No. 4. SO; No. ? yellow, s1ta: No.
yellow, 601S1; No. 4 yellow. 5sh: No.
2 white. s21a; No. white, So.
Oats-No. 2. 3sA 63e: No. 8, $50
2s1z; No. 4. 37d-37h; No. white, ~:
No. white, 4o@411z; No. 4. 80; stand
ard, Az.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14

(From Lamson's wire, z03 Masonic
Temple. phone 1857
Northwest cars: Minneapolis. 221i
Duluth, IS; Winnipeg. 22s.
Primary movement: Receipts -
Wheat. 63s, 600: corn. 1.s71.o0o: oats.
1888, 600; shipmeiats, wheat. $4,000;
corn, $4,000; oats. $4,000.
CARROTS Of grain at Chicago: Wheat.
30; corn. s11; oats, 321: estimates for
Monday, wheat. IS: corn, al: oats. I'll.
s.e4..~ces: wheat and nour. 49,
ooo; corn. 1900: oats. 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14
Minnea poll. Cash Grain Close.

FURNISHED by L. G. Clay, grain mer-
chant. "a East Main. Phone $50
Minneapolis, June II.
Wheat-No. hard. S4A; No. /
northern, 92a d93a: to arrive. s2A a
ssA; No. northern. sOA 6s12: No .
hard Montana, to arrive. 90A 691a ::
No. 8. SIS. dSsA; No. duruu IS; No.
dlirum. 81.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. 81. ass; to ar
rive. sly: Nos. 8 and 4. Sass.
Oats-No. 3 white, 3s@ssA: to ar
rive, s5; No. 8, 35@361a.
Barley-7@5e.
Flax-1.2sA 91.31A Ito arrive, 1894
Rye-54955.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, June II.
wheat-Spot. steady: No. Mani
toba. rs cd: No. . Manitoba, Is SID;
No. 3 Manitoba. 7s 41zd: futures.
steady: July. Is SD; October, IS Esd;
December. IS AID.
Corn-Spot, firm; new American
mixed. 5s I'D; new kiln dried, IS
311d: American mixed, old. IS, same,
via Galveston. SO Sd: futures. easy:
July. LaPlata. 4slossd; September La
Plata 4s 11Ad.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14
Mot Really h,s Fault.

Willie, aged Ave. was one day sent
away from the dinner table for misb0-
hayior. He went into the kitchen. and
the maid said: willie. I'd Be ashamed
~ be sent away from the table. - big
boy q you are" well. that's what
. fellow gets for being born q .
preachers family" rejoinsd The little
fellow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14
The Money Market.

New York. June 14.-Prime mercan-
tile paper. S per cent: sterling ex-
change. steady; with actual business
in bankers bills at 4.s275 for sixty
days, and at 1850 for demand: money
on call, nominal; no loans; time loDns,
easier; sixty days. 4: ninety days. ~
@4h: six months, 5h.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14
Milwaukee Cash Grain Close.

FURNISHED by L. G. Clay. grain mer-
chant, "a East Main. Phone $50
Milwaukee, June II.
Wheat-Recetpts, twenty cars: mar
ket Il higher; No. 1 northern. 95k q
e61a; No. northern, 94I95k; No.
hard. SO; No. red. 96dss: No. 3 red.
1884; No velvet chaf, 951s q 96:
No velvet chaff, "a
Corn Receipts, forty nine cars:
market Il TO y higher: No. 3 yellow,
ST: No. mixed, s0660A; No. white,
61la.
Oats-Receipts. fiftv-four cars: mar
ket. 4 to Il higher; standard, II; No.
3 white, 40d41e.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-14
BASEBALL RESULTS, FRIDAY.

American League.
At Boston-Boston Z. ST. Louis
(thirteen innings)
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 2.
Cleveland (thirteen innings).
At New York-New York 4, Detroit 2.
At Washinston-Chicago s. Wash
ington 4. }.s !ha
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National ksaaue,

National league.
At ST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5. st.
Louis 2. e
1T Cincinnati
L.. -
At Pittsburgh-New York 8, PIE
burgh 2.
At Chicago Chicago u Brooklyn s
eleven innings). s3ss
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Chicago Grain Call Pric..

FURNISHED by L. G. Clay. grain mer-
chant. "a East Main. Phone $50
Chicago. June IA.
Wheat-New. to ~ up; old. Y to
= up.
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Uaanglsse chlaess prevorb.
"A wenan's hsnss,e sayU ths c.
nees Dgpvsray ~ NE % noon. =
sAans1 ssa11 - = asvays -
= a6s e.
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Chicago Grain Close.

SulcdSO, JuNS IL
wheat-No. red, 1.01 61.05; No. 3
red, 95@ss: No. 2 hard, s344 as; No. 3
hard. s2@s43a; No. northern, 1914 a
%: No. northern. 92@94; No. 8
northern. 81 @e3: No. 4 northern. s5T
%: No. spring. s2@s4; No. spring.
81 @ea: No spring. s5d90; velvet
char, .s1@s5A; durum, 9OGes.
Corn-No. 2, 601a 6s111: No white.
sOx @S1x: No. yellow, so1s 6s1&:
NO. 3 6oA @6oA: No. 3 white, so2 a
efA: No. 3 yellow, SOY d61k; No. 4.
61M0so: No. white, 5sz G6o1a; No.
- yellow. Ssx @60A.
Oats-No. white. Az: No. 3 white,
ssh 04oh; No. white; 3sa 639A;
sIanta-S, 4nA @41.
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LOCAL LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Prices Paid for Cattle, Hogs, and
Sheep on Local Market.
MErshalltown prices on livestock
were quoted by Britain & Co. today
as follows:
HOGS.
Premium hogs, over 1e0-s.25
Premium hogs. 140 to 1t0-7.55.
Good packers-s.60.
CATTLE. borg
Phone US for quotations.
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k.n.a. CITY Cash Grain c,o...

FURNISHED by L. G. Clay. grain mer-
chant, "a East Main, phone SD
Kansas City, June IA.
Wheat-No. 2 hard, SSH @s2: No. 8
hard, s5@s0h: No. hard, S3n a SO:
No. . red. $50 90; No. red, SIS as2; No.
4 red, ssh 9ss
corn-No. 2. 5sA @5sa: No. 3. 500
5ss: No. yellow. 5s1z ds0; No. 8
yellow. SO: No. 2 white. 59A $50; No
8 white, 5sh 659S.
Oats-No. 2, 40; No 3. 80: No. .
white. 371. Gas; No white. 3s.
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HARRISON Bros. & Co., Daily Grain Let

1909 Masonic Temple. Phone 1881
CHICAGO. June 14-Wheat-In first
trades today a slightly easier tendency
was shown. but there was Immediately
evident such buying as absorbed the
offerings and advanced the market
sharply. The close shows prices Is to
IL cents higher with deferred deliv-
cries strongest. The situation in the
northwest - given as the feature in
the wheat market, rains being badly
needed. While scattered showers fell.
there was nothing like general relief
ana unless such relief comes over Sun
day. q higher market would be but nat
Mral
Anticipation of heavier receipts led
20 Z little selling early, but as wheat
advanced. corn strengthened very rap
idly, due largely to scarcity Of offers.
The close is at prices y to l Is cents
higher. Buying was based on continued
dry weather in the corn belt. AS cash
demand il not adequate to take care OF
roco1pt8 at premiums recently paid.
elevator interests are buying the re-
ceipts and hedging in the pit Receipts
next week are likely to continue liber-
II, altho 1t is quite possible that ac-
cunula&ions this month will be wanted
by the consuming trade before the at
ter-harvest movement.
Oats.
With corn. oats scored a material
advance Buying on dry weather ad-
vanced prices IL to IL cents, with
dnAl prices very close to top.
Provisions.
Attic rather neglected. provisions
. held fairly steady. There was no new
incentive for buying. and as the hog
market was lower prices were inclined
TO ease in sympathy.
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Central Association.

Al Cedar Rapids-cedar Rapids, s,
Kewanee o
tumwa s.
At Keokuk-Muscatine 5, keokuk 2.
At Waterloo-Monmouth 8. Water
loo g.