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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25

| Chicago. May 25.-Weakness de-
veloped in the hog market today owing
to the presence Of a large leftover
supply.
Eleven markets received $1,000 hogs
Wednesday. or $500 less than last
ago and 5000 more than two years ago.
Total the first half of this week. &c.,
900. or $4,000 less than same period
last week 10000 more than like time
last year and 1000 less than CORE
spondns- three days two years ago.
Total for 1915 to date, 13.13S,0o0, or
l.T53,O0O more than same period 1915
and 1858 900 more than correspond
ing time 1914.
Cattle.
Good grades of cattle were IN de-
mand but other kinds were slow.
If the trade gets generous run
speedy reaction in prices can only De
logically expected. The market has ad-
vanced at a terrific pace in recent
DAYS A big share Of Wednesdays
business showed q flat half dollar and
more gain over week ago mad bulk o.
the crop stood 100 higher than just
few weeks ago Beef costs are rising
proportionately and the consumer is
huying with some freedom, for the rea
son that purchasing power has eX-
banded wonderfully in the past hall
year. Just where the breaking point
will come is conjectural, but that II
is bound to come, even the feeders
themselves agree. and when 1t does
readjustment Of prices must follow.
Perhaps readjustment will not serious
~ affect the few top quality beeves.
but II is certain to affect all others.
The June grass steer run. especially
" Il, be due TO get a price wal!oping. in
the belief OF ali traders
Three days supply stood $4,000.
against 3o.2Ss a week ago and 33.9S9
year ago There were 10000 at seven
markets Wednesday. against $4,000
week ago. and the haf-week run at
these points stood $4,000. against 90
900 a week ago and $4,000 a year ago.
Sheep.
Sheep and lambs continued In dis
favor with buyers.
Declines Wednesday were clean cut
and sharp. but irregular as to the va
rious classes Native | ewes were
swatted hardest. Everybody has known
for the last week or SO that 1t was
only question of small supplies that
has held them up so well. and the %
cent decline enforced recently from
best time last week was only start
or Of wha; happened yesterday and
further declines that are foreseen
ahead good many natives showed
I'D and fat ewes sold 5O0 rs cents low
or than Tuesday. the maximum de-
cline being common one before the
close Of the days session. The bes:
sold at SIS and 500 bought many late
choice enough to have made SIS Tues
day and 900 AT last weeks high time
Cul! and common ewes were very lit
/ tie wanted and shared fully in the de-
cline. many ordinary Gull ewes selling
! down to 3.oo63.5o and 400 n 500 TAX
! Ing a decent to right good Gull class
! Only a few wooded ewes arrived, but
900 appeared thes topping place for
, the best Of them. tho similar kinds
reached 1000 last week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
AWARD FOR UNBORN CHILD.
Widow of Man Killed at Work Win.
Allowance by Court Order.

Philadelphia. May 25.-Compensation
for a child yet unborn was awarded by
Referee Champion of Williamsport.
Pa. in decision on record, declared
that the child Is legally in being and
entitled to the same consideration as
any other child.
Until the child is born Mrs. Helen
kehres. whose husband was killed on
the dock of the Williamsport Coal
Company will get $3.50 per week.
Thereafter. until the infant is 800 weeks
old, she will receive sS.4l a week. after
which only $3.50 per week
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago May %.
Butter-Unsettled: creamery, 269
90.
Eggs-Cncharged: receipts, 2s.ai0
cases; at mark cases included. 206
2oAa: ordinary hrsts, 201 20% firsts,
2lA del&4; prime firsts, 24T25,
Cheese--Sready: daisies. ia. q lsH {:
twins, 15z 91SA: twins, l5A dl5z /:
Young Americas, i5%: q is, long horns.
It 9. 916.
Poultry-Alive. unchanged.
Pork - Cash. 22.75G $3.50: July,
22 90 =: September. e2.s5.
Lard-Cash. l2.62H; July. 1922 :
September. 1915
Ribs-C,ash. l220G127o: July. 1855;
September. 1915.
Rye No. 2 and No. 3-Nominal: No.
A 80.
Barley-so37s
Timothy-soo6s. 500.
Clover-7.5o915,Oo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
Range Of Chicago Grain Prices.
... ~hicapn NAV oS

wheat--July, opened at Ito; high
est 1.l11s; lowest 1.o9s; closed l.1O% :;
September. opened at 1.10&: closed
Ink. '-'.N
Corn-July, opened at TN; highest
II u; lowest 697: closed 7o1s: Sep
tember, opened at 69%: closed 6sB.
Oats-July. opened at i0s: highest
405s: lowest 40A; closed 40% Sep
TENDER. opened at sSla; closed 3SA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25

There are 5000 lighted aids to navi-
cation il the United States. OF these
$500 are either lighthouses or major
lights. What are known as minor
lights number e.79l;, light vessels num-
Der So; gas buoys,. 453, and float
lights 11S az -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
CHICAGO Potato Market.

Chicago Potato Market.
Chicago, May IS.
Potatoes-Unsettled: Michigan, Wis
consn. Minnesota and Dakota whites,
a56105: Minnesota and Dakota Ohios.
aoT 100: Florida barreled Rose s.001
s25: Texas Louisiana and Alabama
Triumphs, 1.1oa1.so: receipts. old, IS
cars; new, 8 cars
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
Peoria Cash Grain.

IdSn dIH.
FURNISHED by Taylor & Patton. over
- East Main street,
Peoria, May IS.
Corn-Receipts, sixty three cars; =
cent lower: No. 8. So: No. yellow,
-: No. 3 yellow. liz; No. yellow.
10is Il: No. yellow. SO: No. s yell
low. SIS; sampleg rade. 80 ass.
Oats-Receipts, fifteen cars; !. cent
lower; No. white, 40; sample grade,
3712 ass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25

Now York Produce.
New York, May 25.
Butter-Barely steady: receipts, g..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
LEFTOVER SUPPLY
HURTS HOG PRICES
WEAKNESS DEVELOPS IN DAYS
MARKET BECAUSE OF PRES.
ENcE OF STALE STOCK.
MARKET DULL AND VALUES
DOWN S AND 10 CENTS

Good Grades Of Cattle in Demand,
Other KINGS sIow-Heavy Receipts
Certain to Bring Lower Prices
Sheep and Lambs Continue in Dis
favor With Buyers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25

Manufacture, OF a gold pen include.
about eighty distinct operations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
WHEAT PRICES DROP
after EARLY GAINS
PREDICTIONS OF COOLER TEN.
.PERATUREs AND SHOWERS
-. BRING REACTION.
paY:WEATHER SOUTHWEST
, CAUSES EARLY ADVANCE

Large Receipts at Kansas City and
Warm Weather Have Bearish lnf7u-
With Other Grain and as Result of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
Iiverpooj Grain

I"eTpoOI SFdTH,
Liverpool. Nav %.
Wheat-No. ! Manitoba. lis lid: No.
8 Manitoba, lis Sd: No. , red western
winter. lis 4d: No. northern spring.
lis lOd-
Corn-New American mixed. los
Had.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25

Chicago May 2S-Altho hot dry
weather southwest led to higher pric es
today in the wheat market here, the
advance Jailed to last Predictions Of
cooler temperatures and possibly
showers especially in Oklahoma. acted
as an offset Besides, lower quota
rions from Liverpool tended 20 handi-
cap the bulls. The opening. which
ranged from u and Is higher, With
July at 10 to 1l0R and September
at 1.10t and 1.111s, was followed by
moderate further gains, buI then a
reaction to below yesterdays finish.
Reports that foreigners were buy
ing led TO a new upturn. The chose
was unsettled at II and Is net sd-
vance.
Large receipts at Kansas City weak
ened corn The warm weather vas a
further bearish influence. After open
ing Il to cent down. prices con-
tinued to sag.
Action toward an increase Of public
storage room here led later 20 a sharp
break OF values. The close was Der-
vouS at ! Is to 27S cents decline.
Oats.
Oats declined with other grain and
as result Of liberal arrivals here.
Provisions
Lower prices on hogs carried down
provisions. The most decided weak
ness was in pork.
Daily Grain Letter.
from IAamson Bros. G. Co, c03 Ma
sonic Temple. Phone 1887
Chicago, May 25.-Wheat-Tenor Of
news was bullish. Oklahoma received
no rain over night and reports from
all sources from that state were TO the
effect that prospect OF a normal wheat
crop is very remote. Kansas also sent
complaints Of damaging weather condi-
lions, this coupled with advances OF
liberal export business in domestic
wheat constituted the Influences which
held the market firm and advanced
prices toinew levels on this upturn.
Leading holders sold freely on advance
and by midday prices showed some
reduction from the high point.
Corn-Oats were heavy most OF the
day regardless Of the strength in
wheat. Liquidation in the May deliv
cry was the principal cause Of the weak
turn IN the market The prospect of in
creased storage, especially discouraged
holders OF cash contr
Oats-Altho reports from the south
west are ver.. .bullsh there was no
broad demand for oats and prices held
, within a narrow range.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
Rance of Prices,

Furnished by Taylor & Patton, grain
over 90 East Main street.
Phone S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-25
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. May %.
Cattfe-Estimated receipts for today.
900: market steady.
Native beef steers ..... s.4o610.15
Western steers ........ s.75a $50
stockers and feeders ..... $3.50 80
Cows and heirers . ASA s rs
Calves s.5e611 rs
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today.
10000: market dun, to 10 cents
lower
Mixed s55d100o
Bulk of sales ...... o7oI $50
Light 9.3o6 ss5
Heavy 945G10.0O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
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gc5ogcn perocn f0nuen merocu je
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f0uncn icnieits Ocs Rio Sron0c.
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repartemcnl Id Nraichnna

Gnc Nnoions unD acknowledgements
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Gs nar6 om H. Wtdri 1916 Sruu qad.
50 Tdbrc at edic Don Qlard lSQd Tcr
iunn0lc uuo Ercunoc fI0 cinQclaocn ocr
lrancrieicr bejnmodueH. iuelhc am Scuitaa,
9M6miiNes rs llhr, IN iciucr }9obnuuQ, Glib,
ritsNde @oplar Cjrnuc. =trnne nno Nanmunos
Apcnnc, liaiiinoci &clepnH9 prioatim.
tJf0rsf3- 14l
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glcrmiTdltc 9Iu5eiscn.
Mn bic Nnnen.

I'm Die Nnmcn.
Die tinjiae emnlc IN Der etabt
nnlcrc @db.s@laiicn, lett oiIcn ,Snnes %.
men i9cidle ole Stleioermn6eririii nd0 ben
ucueiicu Wlebpoen erlerncH pcneu, fornen
otes IN Mr5cr 8eii onr9 Den 9lnihhB an oiele
Nallcn errei0en lln.gtridi WierqenS, Nnd0s
mitings nno glbeiioS. Nruueme Stlinben. Sm
3anfe begoniiene glr0eiieil fBnnen pdbreno bes
unlerr9s iortGeiebt meroen. Griiuolder
un.errl6t i'm @nlipiiri ben 1lniiern eribeilt
Ndbere glnstmit imtiliIib ober miinblido bei
sSri. SnherS. nv. 'io2 sef.eoratuaa. .etfahr
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Qic stntiitf H6er 0ic Nanteroiic, 6ic Id il I9l5

Die Stntiitf tber bic NanfcrOttc Oc I'D IN 1910
in6 1914 in ocn Ser Stooten 5ugctro9cn babcu, 5ci9
cine 8unc6mc Scr 3obl Der 8onfcrottc I'M 1876 ober
cine Nbnabmc scr 0utbobcn Der bonfcrotten Sirnen
Inn $Si $780, 26t in6 bon ocreu %erbinOlidfeitcu mn
$50 622,7ti Die tbotddhen &erlultc norcn M
1910 olo rum $26,0O0,000 9r0Ber ais in 1914. 81
1914 romcn 1890 @onfcrottc Dot i'll 1915 jcooh
q, 1856 Sn 1914 bchugcu Oic @libobcn Der bontc
rotten 6rmcn 1865 ,2930lG, III 1915 bccicn c lidD
oufou $iS3A 7S5. Sn 1914 6ottcn oic @crbino
Gdfciteu ocr bontcrottcn 6irncn cine S66e bon $357
90SS5o in 1915 bctrIlacn ibrc Gcrbino6fcitcn $3O2
2S61lS @1orulnio bat idcdt obGc6nttcn. Sli
1914 folrtcn bier 2i3 5irmcn nit elmer @crbinolid
fcit Don $2006 594 in 1915 itico ole 3o6l Ocr 9on
fcrotte ouf 206, no oie Gerbinoldfcten uorcu mt
$A ,23S,937 nlcbr as ooppct 10 bod ols in 1914 Sni
5tooc 9lcp. g)orf 6ogegc iieIen oic decentralization
pom $t20,S05.551 IN 1914 ou S72,Sl9242 in 1918.
pbdlou Die 8obl Der Nonterottc uon 1927 III 1914
olli 3742 in 1915 cg @crbaltuiBmoBg upd groBer
mar sic Abnabmc scr GerbinoliAfciien III EcmipDo,
nicl iic ficl ion Al ailf 81 Miaioncn pdbrcn0 Die
3obl Scr goltcrcttc bon 1234 oii l43S iticg. Sl
s,Iliois rlcn sic &crbnolidteitcn pon "a Qui 10
@d0oncn in Snoiono itcgcn iic BON 6 ou "a @hllio.
ncn Collars llutcr ocn Nonfcrottcu ocs lcbtcn Sab
res beiinocn lid 1873 3uiommlcnbriidc bon @onfcn nit
@crbiuodGtcitcu bon $37223,23l gegcn 2l2 9ouf
6oaiiicnlcntc in 1914 NIT &cr6modfcic hin No6e
ron %56005107
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Incrc SOlootcn, Sic undJ 6aiti acianOt mnrOcu,
inn oic oortgc 9c6clliou 5i lmterOridcu boben 500
Sniticr ne6crqcidoiicn- ga frG6t fcin No6n nod.
SScn obcr iu NcIgieu Aufpicglcr bon cncm octd)cii
Geloacridt sum SoOc ODER 8i angci 6rcbcitsirofcr
ueurt9cilt iucrOen, miro in Der ugo.onerifondler
Grec non uoentiher Sdrcdensbrrihft~ gciproden
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Sctt 6at bic arOGc SdsO an ben mcgifuniidJen gnm
ritcn @lo uio ociic slubang oracfangeli Ail Noiti
Dot pic llntuoriidung ciuer 8cpolr 500 Naiticr oos
Srbcn Gctoitct 0Bc oc Trlppcn aus M}crifp 3uriid.
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gRrcan Orr Yraacunas. .GummIiIarc.

VWITTWUIVf WfU.
scpnratc pcrHcgcltc qngebote, in GupIiIat
auspeieriet, aorciiiri al ben p@oaro oi
Sen BON 6m lis Miitlvodl, Is Msdri 1915,
bis # ll0r &ornittdgo In icincm 9iireau
MaibbauS cii0egen ecnomncr Tir Nipcuirunn
Nauoeinbau mo @llaiicrung nit CjnsaepbGlt
oirif5irtci 80den ultb Gconitblod Rflniie.
runa mo Gjraniibod 9en.%iloiicrnna nlle
ouf llnicrdpc. oer IN iolaenocm 0olls
lrnli dngciihrten Str0beu.
CjnsoSpnali, UttriN6irtc Nlbde nnb Gjrnnlt6lpd.
@iIuiternnn nno @ranitblud Gcns@ilaitcs
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Sircftcrcmluo6Icn.

IBc Hopcr Ycrpchnl g'niicinq & goan Sinu.
ciniion ui Baltimore Gin.
9lr S0i Ni0bi' Sirnbc.
Nlonia1, g. Dldrj 1916 Sabreoucrammlinp
lilh gSohl non iudli Sircfiorcn g4nbl BON
hts $50 llbr oifen Sine bnlbiibriGbc 81
piocnoc Don ~ IN crfldri morocn.
Wcurgc 3. Hdng,
(Dtdr5Q13) Sclfcldr