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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-20
G. Of G. to Discuss
Shipping Rates

AS a result Of the conference Tues
day with railroad officials yesterday a
special meeting of the Fairmont
Chamber Of Commerce will be called
some night next week to discuss the
matter. Secretary Evans is endeavo1-
ing to lave thu ri ,rcad officials pres
emit at the meeting. Local shipping
and switching rites will be discussed
in detail.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-20

Yes; Smith is a happy fellow. He
takes his lunch at Boyer's. Give us a
trial, and you too, will feel better sat.
isfied than you ever have before.
Boyer's Restaurant.-Ady.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-20
l3nMe ERoM ERAMcE.
Sl7ft Y

II y Va + ROM T FRANCE.
Robert 9 bolt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H0boFt Tasnott OF Fairmont who land
"a, fGcenslv IN New York fam over
eaA service, has arrived here, having
been DISCHARGED from service. Mr..
i.lbbtts division reached the front
the time the armistice was Signed
and did not see active service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-20
air1nonters to Go
ID Charleston Meeting

On Thursday and Friday of this
week In the city Of Charleston, an i'm
hoftant meeting is to be held in refer
eiiee to completing the church organi-
zatfon for the big campaign for rails
ing thirty five millions of dollars as q
pas ct the Centenary movement of the
Methodist Episcopal church, south.
Tic pfesiding elders of all the dis
itict OF the Western Virginia confer
eiics. tis all OF the conference district
tbH slillii and district campaign di-
IectbfB are expected to be present.
Rev Al. m. Martin, pre1idirg elder
ol tho Eairrcnt d,str.ct, LOSS A.
Nt'skts ST. 81 ca 81; AZ, ser and
" Sc ii,c s.t, ail., IL.
VIA afsead y. P. Sm;.i, D o. chs
,lgE 10 .e eOiis: elce ~ la.. !st
~ s.; !, \ ,iilsi.i.. Goa ,e.-l acc.
ilera. Ho, Stuart II.
4; 8 (. s ..n.,t,lgscn. Chairman Of
u 90 rarcnce Genten-
Il Rev. F. S. Poi.
agg Tor the Cen
lfilstS i lie Western Vir-
kinIa * Il well known in
HifMOtit. ..oia irent parts
NJ Big { ia. tor meeting
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-24

Buenos Aires, Setiembre 5-La
Inueva ley de immigration argen,
tina que entrara en- vigencia des-
pues de un mes para las pro;eden
| (cias sudamericanas Y desde ell 2
de septiembre para los Estados
lUnidos Y Europa, previene 10 81
Fguiente:
1.-Todas las personals que de-
seen entrar al territorio argenti-
no, va sea que yengan en- vapor
o por ferrocarril, deberan traer
fel respective pasaporte de la pro
cedencia con ell retrato correspon
diente.
2.-Deben traer tambien un
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-24
La NuGVa Ley dc Immigration Gl Ia Argentina
Los extraneros va no pueden entrar facmene pals

en- los respectivos paises de proce-
dencia.
A los extranjerOs que hayan- re-
sidido anteriormente en- la Re-
publica Argentina Sc les permit
ri de nuevo la entrada, mediante
un certificadO de identification de
la pOlicfa.
La Oficina de InmigraciGn dc
la Repdblica Argentina cOncedera
permiso a los extranjerOs para
que salgan del pals y regreseD nut
yamente, sin mayor Obstaculo
dentro del terminO de un afio Ell
que Sc supone que puede realizar'
lse cualquier viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-24
PREVINIENDO

certificado de la pOlicia del pals
en- que hayan residido, en- ell cual
Sc debe dejar constancia de buena
conducta durante los cinco amos
anteriores, este es, que no Sc ha-
Iya sido enjuciado por crimen o
delito pesquisable de oficio.
Bun certificado de la pOlicia
municipal que abone la buena sa-
lud del inmigrante; y una decla-
racion expresa de que el pOrsador
no ha ejercido la socorrida rrofe-
sion de mendicante..
Toda esta Recommendation de-
bera ser revisada en- los consula-
dos de la Repdblica argentina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-24

Elena Santa Cruz, mfstica y Ii
viana, de quien tantO NAL Sc ha
dicho por creerla tipo false con-
cebido sin otro prop6sitO que ell
impugnar determinadas tenden-
cias ortodoxas, ha existido' y
es una mujer de carne Y hueso.
Para la ideacion de figuras y ca
racteres empleo procedimientos
analogos. Muchas yeces, especial
mente 81 estoy obsesionado por
la composition de un libro nuevo,
me advierto en- recOrrer los por-
tales de las fotografias, buscando
tipos varios que no sc parezcan a
los por mi descrito en- ,otras Oca
stones. NADIA mas curiOs0 nj di
Iyertido que ei examen de este as
pecto de realidad. iCuantOs SEM
blantcs diferentes! Unos lampi-
nos. otros patilludos, este inge-
nuo V bonach6n hasta la tonteria,
aquel impenetrable, buriesco y
taimado. Hay craneos de idiotas,
frentes distraldas, cehos que una
preocupacion de muchos afios de-
io plegados: estos Ojos me acari-
lcian, aqualos me preguntan: los
retratOs de familia dOnde un vie
10 matrimonio aparece rodeado
de cinco seis chiquillos, pare
recen explicarme toda una histo-
ria de medic siglo; yO les eXami
no fijamente, inquiriendO su psi
cologia, huscando relaciOnes entire
aquellOs rostros V las almas tor
cidas o buenas, miserablcs O ge-
nerOsas que pasaran p0r mi ma
rraci0n. Para famiiiarizarme con
mis- persOnaies, suelO pintarlos a
pluma sobre TN papel, Y asl lie
go conocerlos perfectamentc,
cual 81 tuvieran reaiidad obieti-
va. El tipo de don Pedro Gomez
Urquijo, me 10 inspire un retra-
to de Renan; ell de Roberto AL
Gala, mi amigo el baritone Men
diZabal: el peril del desventura-
do protagonista de PuHto Negro,
recuerda Gambetta, con su ca
"a s0iladora, tI'iste y poderOsa a
la vez, de gran tribune. Repetida-
mente, en- la composition de un
solo tipo, he combinado los ras-
gos fison6micos y moVles de tres
o cuatro amigos.
va apretados en- ordenado ma
nOjo los episodios Y personajes
del librO, pOngo manOs a la obra,
dedicando a la nueva empresa un
csfulerZO Ciiario de cincO o seis
horas. Puesto en- movimiento, ma
da me detiene: nj placeres, nj
cansanciO, nj viajes, nj los traba-
JOS memories de cuentos V cr0ni-
cas- a que las perentOrias necesi-
dades de la vida me Obligan. Ell
asuntO Y las raras bellezas que
presume hallar ell mi Ultima crea
ci6n, me invaden y fascinan de
modo que no puedo sosegar; en-
cuanto leo sorprendo referencias
0 analogfas con mi fabula, 10 que
abasta copiosamente de frases,
episodios Y discreteos ell cuader-
no de mis- observaciOnes, Y hablo
de clio con todos mis- amigos o
conocidos, sean escritOres, emplea
dos modestos analfabetos, pues
ell anhelo de emocionarles Y me-
recer su beneplacito y admiration
me permite corregir mi proyeeto,
anadiendole pormenores agudos y
de indiscutible realce, merito Y
delicadeza: es una excitaci6n in,
.voluntaria que me acosa durante
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-24

A yeces, como en- DuelO a.
Maerte, una escena me sugiere la
composition de todO mi librO del
que sera epfl0go, coronation o
desenlace, ell cuadro, momentO o
episodio aquel; Y otras, una sim
pie Erase 0 el YER como una hija
mia de tres afiOs desencuaderna
una nOvela de Catulo Mendes, me
mueve a escribir IncestO, cuyas
paginas parecieron a muchos la
dina retractaci0n 0 amargo v ca
llado arrepentimiento de todo
cuantO he hecho.
Sea como fuere, 10 primero que
esclaviza mi atenci0n es la fabula
| y su intercsante Y l0gico desen-
yolvimiento, pu6s eli novelista no
solo debe ser narradOr amenO,
intencionado en- el dialogo, vigo-
roso en- ell colorido. sutil v agudo
en- el estudio Y rebusca de los
peor insinuados dpseos, inQuietu-
DIES matices del espiritu Y ia
bricador pr6dieo de tiguras Y 81
tuaciones, sino que tambien dedi-
cara preferente atenci6n al argu-
mento donde aqlellos episodios V
personajes iran engarzados, dan
dole la oI,iginalidad : mayor in
teres dramatico possible dentro Gle
los mOldes inamovibles. dc 10 We
rosfmil V escrupulosamente razo-
nado.
Va elegido ell asunto, CO.
mienzO a estudiar sus episodios Y
ell nombre, edad Y caracter de las
personals que ell eilos tendr$n in
tervencion, Y todo voy apuntan-
dolo en- un cuadcrno que mas tar
de, cuando cmpiece esclibir
la novela, tendre siempre delante,
sobre mi mesa de trabajo. Como
soy enemigo de inventar, aun
cuando para clio tengo gran ia
cilidad, la mayor parte de los in
cidentes de mis- libros estan va
ciadOs en- hechos reales de que
fui protagonista 0 espectador, Y
que luego trueco Y desfiguro Sc
gun las necesidades 0 exigencias
de mi Obra. Asl, vervigracia, ell
argumento de La Quimeru, excep
ci0n hecha del desenlace, es ma
rraci0n fiel de cierta aventura de
la que fuf actor principal; v las
bodas de Tik-NGy, son copia o
reproduction exacta de las cele-
bradas pOr un amigo mfo que,
yendo de Madrid a Barcelona,
cOnoci6 una joven que iba a
meterse a monja. La valera llo-
raba, apenas tendrla veinte afiOs;
era muy linda. Mi amigo emocio-
nado por tanta juventud y tan
duro y reservado duelo, interrog6
a la descOnocida
-6Quien es usted, Y como,
siendo tan joven, Sc rinde usted
asi al dolor?
Soy muy desgraciada-repu-
so ella eel mundo me aburre V
quiero profesar para acercarme
Dios y ser feliz
HablarOn muchO: mi amigo,
rendido a la punzante originali-
dad de la aventura, o cediendo
unicamente, segnn Gl ME asegur6
y 20 10 creo, pues es librepemador
fanaticO, al deseo de disputar al
claustro ell sacrificiO inutil de
aquella virginidad magnlfica, ofre
clio la desconocida su mano; V
como ella aceptase, 6l, fuer de
caballerO, mantuvo 10 prometido
y Sc casaron. Por tanto, aquella
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-24
COMO TRABAJO

lei dia y vigila por las noches EN-,
bOscada tras los burladerOs o
trampantojos de las pesadillas, y
solo me permite descansar GUAM
do lego a poner entire renglones
todo mi plan.
| El trabaio del artista, como Ell
placer voluptuoso, deleita y mata.
Yo, escribiendo, disfruto y padez-
co horriblemente; unas veces, pOr
que no atino a redOndear un pen
samiento concisa y gallardamen-
, te; otras, porque la forma o ro-
pale no guarda, por excesO o de-
fecto de cOlOrido, ritmo O sonori-
dad. ammonia con la idea O con-
cepto informadores: este difficult
ia mis- funciones respiratorias, el
est6magO Y el corazon me duelen
V, a no ser por la esgrima V los
baiios de aqua fria, probablemen-
te la emoci6n de un trabajo que
va dilatandose de ailo en- aiio, hu-
biese va destruido mi salud.
Cuando Sc me Ocurre un pensa-
miento aprovechable Y luego, por
obra defect0 de un incidente
cualquiera, 10 olyido, sufro bas-
! tante mas que 81 hubicra perdido
un billete de Banco. Y comienzo
a realiZar eXtrai1as opcraciones
de mecanica cerebral para evocar
la idea perdida. La recomposi-
ci0n del momentO o paraje donde
yo estaba al concebirla, ayuda a
mi memorial. Asi. verbigracia, di-
go:
-Esto sc me ocurri6 en- el co.
med0r.
Vuelvo ali y reconstr'lyO la es-
; cena: Ocupo mi silla; el plato de-
lantc, la botella de vino 4 la iZ-
quierda. ;. procurandO de este
modO colocar mi cspiriru en- 81
tuaci6n emeiante a aqIlella por
que mOmentos antes cruZaba. A
veces, a despechO de tantOs cui-
dadOs, la idea fugitiva no yuelve
pero otras, y este es 10 frecuente,
transcurridos algunos segundOs
de cruel Y tenaz evocaci6n, ell con-
ceptO, baiiando mi amino en- ju-
bilo vivfsimO.
La correction de pruebas tam
bien me atormenta horriblemen.
tie: la preocupaci6n de que los pa
rrafos que voy leyendO en- gale
radas, seran muy pronto, no bien
empieza a pasar bajO ell cilindrO
de las maquinas, irrevocables Y
definitivos, me obliga a examinar.
los embellishments; todo me pa,
rece medianO, en- tOdas parties
creO hallar asonancias. sOlecis-
mos repeticiOnes; estas tOrtu-
ras intimas, casi incOnfesables
por 10 ridlculas que suelen pare
GER a los indiferentes, me recuer-
dan las de Flaubert, levantando-
sc a media noche para corregir
una errata...
TOdos estos cuidados son nece-
sarios: los escritores, 81 no pue.
den dejar que sus obras cumplan
el prudente preceptO de HoraciO,
deben hacer con elias 10 que las
madres con sus hijos; que luego
de darles a luz, los amamantan,
limpian Y educan; siendo tales
cuidados y agasajos como ratifi.
caci6n O confirmation del parto
Otro tanto hago yo: por este las
segundaS ediciones de mis- librOs
van siompre notablemente CORE
gidas.
EdnarGO Zamdc0is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25
IF thin AND
NERVOUS, TRY
PHOSPHATE

A French scientist has discovered
an organic phosphate which should be
very effective remedy TOR weak
nerves, sIeeplessness. thinness and lack
Of strength. energy and viyor.
Its subtance is described by special
lists as identical In composition with
certain vital elements naturally round
in brain and nerve cells and one which
when taken into the human system IL
quickly converted into healthy living
tissue.
This phosphate Is already widely
known among druggists in this country
as Bitro- Phosphate and some ply
sicians claim that thruits use strength,
energy, vigor and nerve force are fire.
quently increased in two weeks time.
DR.. Frederick Kole, Editor Of New
York Physicians Who's Who" says
it should be prescribed by every doctor
and used in every hospital in the
United States. As there are great
variety Of so-called phosphates. those
who wish TO test this substance should
be sure to set the genuine Bitro.
Phosphate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25
GoGERTYs' 18TH
MARKET SALE!
WILL BE HELD IN THEIR SALE
PAVILION
SATURDAY, NOV. %
AT FEARING. IOWA.

~ ZEAHiNG, IO"A.
Commencing promptly at ten o'clock.
WE NOW HAVE LISTED 1876
Head Of Cattls-One farmer has listed
26 head Of Angus cattle. as follows:
cows, s two-year- heifers. 4 year.
ling heifers. 3 two-year-old steers. s
yearlng steers, a registered Angus bull
coming one year, and ( two-year-old
Hereford and Shorthorn heifers. This
is an exceptionally good bunch Of cat
tie. Another man has listed IS head
Of yearling steers: another has listed
1s head Of 1850 pound steers. Other
parties have listed IS head: in this Of
feing are some good feeding steers,
about thirty steers weighing 500
pounds. and other cattle. One Inter-
national engine ~ horse power.
One man has listed II choice Duroc
sows weighing about 200.
On this same date at two o'clock we
will sell the ]. 8. Smith property To-
Gated in northeast Gearing. and con-
s!st!ng OF a large modern house and
three lots. also other improvements;
and right across the street we will sell
three lots with all kinds Of small
fruits. This property will be sold at
the residence. 80 be there at two
o'clock.
List anything you have to sell. Az
this will be big sale 1t must COM
mence early. There will be all kinds
of hot lunch at the pavilion.
Don't forget that on Saturday, De-
cember 9Th We have sale Of Dairy
cattle here for Mr.. e. H. Hemping Of
Colo. Ia. ......
D. M. 4 r. A. ooGERTY,
Auctioneers and Managers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25
Produce Review.
United

prepared ny o"ht " W. ~ hAe
States Yards, Chicago.l
Chicago, Nov. 26.-The high market
now prevailing on fresh butter and
fresh eggs Is caused by limited receipts
Of fine quality goods, and only close
selections bring top prices.
There IL good, steady demand for
storage eggs, but the reserve holdings
in storage are approximately 80 per
cent greater than were on hand year
ago. The final outcome Is uncertain.
Poultry receipts have shown an In
crease during the week. caused by
colder weather, and a tendency to mar
ket freely prior to Thanksgiving. The
supply this week has been in excess
of the demand. and lower prices have
prevailed Most dressing SAINTS have
filled their Thanksgiving orders and
are now preparing for Christmas busi-
ness.
Turkeys for the Christmas holidays
should arrive at Atlantic seaboard
points not later than Dec. 20. 1t is
suggested by the trade that live birds
be marketed Dec. ! to to give willing
plants An opportunity to handle birds
promptly. preparing them for their
long Journey eastward.
Even marketing is suggested, as
poultry plants arc now generally so
fixed that they have sufficient help to
take care Of the poultry as 1t Is offer
ed. unless there are great fluctuations
in the movement.
Production Of butter in the northern
states has decreased, while the south
is maintaining 9 fairly ateady output.
Th.re IL a moderate export outlet. and
a good domestic demand for butter
stored earlier in the season. r'f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25
SheriH's Sale,

oheFlT Sale.
Notice Is hereby given. that BY
virtue of a writ OF special execution.
issued out of the clerks office Of the
District Court of the State Of Iowa, in
and for Marshall County, and to me
directed, upon judgment rendered IN
District Court of Marshall County,
Iowa, on the 18th day OF November.
1919 in favor of Thomas 2. Mowers,
and against G. r. Swank, Mrs. Cora
.SWank and George E. Jacobson, have
levied upon the following described
real estate. to-wit:
Commencing one hundred ninety
two C92p feet south OF the southeast
corner of lot No. eight 49,. In block
No. fourteen %, In LeGrand, Mar
shall county, Iowa, running thence
south three hundred twenty -four (s24)
feet, thence west two hundred sixty
four esq feet, thence north three
hundred twenty-f four (324) feet, thence
east two hundred slxty-four (2S4) feet
to the place Of beginning, being, lying
and situated in LeGrand. Marshal!
county. Iowa.
Taken as the property Of said q. r.
(
Z. Jacobson and that on the 23rd day
Of December. A. D. 1919. At the hour OF
two o'clock p. m. Of said day. at the
front door Of the court house in the
city OF Marshalltown. county and state
aforesaid. I will proceed to sell SAID
property, or so much thereof al may
be necessary to satisfy said execution.
amounting to forty nine hundred
| seventy-two & 1O-10Q O4S72.10) dol
| lars, with interest on said debt At the
rate OF six per cent from the dats oi
, said Judgment together with all &C.
crutng costs. at public auction to the
highest and BEST bidder fs1 eaSh ir
hand. $751;
Dated at Marsha1ltown. iowa, thi.
z1st day OF November A. d. 1919
Chas. Henry Sheriff Of Aa1sbal
J county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25
Rance Of Chicago Grain Prices.

Corn-DeCember; opened at l.3- y
highest 1854 lowest 1928; close
1888; January: opened at l2S: high
est I.29&s; lowest LIS; closed 1898
May; opened at 1874: highest 1875;
lowest 1914: closed 1.2SS4.
Oats-December: opened at 727s;
highest 1872; lowest 1875; closed 73 Is;
May; opened at 1913: highest II; low
est 1914; closed 1915.
Probationary; closed as25; May:
opened at $3.50: highest 32.lo, lowest
$3.50: closed $40.
Lard-December closed $3.50: Janu-
airy; opened at 1925; highest Ass: low
est 23.25; closed 1858.
Ribs; January: opened at 1912;
highest 1872; lowest 1875: closed
1872; May: opened at 1910; highest
1880; lowest 1907; closed 1890.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25
This Wornsn Found Rslisf,

Mon and women suffering from back
ache. rheumatic pains, stin and swoll-
on Joints. lamensss and soreness. will
bc glad TO read Now one woman found
relief from kidney and bladder trouble.
Mrs. q. HYDE. Homestead. Mich,
writes y have been troubled with weak
kidneys: and several times in the last
ten years had that terrible backache
and tired out feeling, scarcely able to
DO my work Foley Kidney Pills made
me fssl like . new person. Sold every.
Wh1Se.-Advsrtissrns %s3s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25
SWINE PRICES
HIT TOB0CGAN
YAEDs coNassTEo BY FREsH
RECEIPTS OF 1900 HEAD
OF HOGS.
VALUES Drop 50 TO rs
CENTS BECAUSE OF RUN
Bulk Of Sales Within Range OF sis
and $3.50, With Top at $3.50 -
Cattle Prices Advance and Best
Steers Sell Up 70 ;cc.25-sheep Also
igher--Current Quotations.

Chicago, Nov. 25.-Iowa and Illinois
farms let loose a flood of hogs at the
Chicago yards today ana as result
prices weat sharply lower. Receipts
were posted as 1900 head, a record
for the year, and sales were on a basis
of so to - cents lower than Mondays
average. Extreme top was $3.50. and
bulk sold from S13 to s43.5U.
Cattle.
Cattle prices advanced today. the
run being moderate at 1900 head.
Choice and prime steers sold within q
range Of S1S.25 ard s20.25.
Sheep
Sheep were in moderate supply and
market advanced slightly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25
scANTY COUNTRY OFFERINGS
LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR
UPTuRN IN CORN MARKET.
RECEIPTS SMALLER THAN
TRADERS EXPECTED
Believe Arrivals VIII Be Quickly Alb.
sorhed by indussries-Some Gossip
Prevalent That Coal Strike End Is
Near-Oass Firm With Corn - Pro.
visions Sell Higher.

Chicago. Nov. 25.-Fresh strength
developed in the corn market toda!
owing TO scantiness OF offerings from
the country. Bes ldes receipts were net
as large as expected and 1t was
Thought that arrivals would be readily
absorbed by industrial requirements.
Gossip was current also that settlement
OF the coal strike would mean enlarged
purchasing industry. Opening prices
which ranged from = Off TO u ad-
vance with December At N.s2h TO
Sl32% and May at sl.2IN 20 i.27A
were followed by an upturn all around
Later the Tnarkc: weakened tempo
rar.ly as the result OF a statement by
Wheat Director Barnes that renova!
OF the embargo might reduce the price
of wheat. Nevertheless corn closed
strong. with December at $685. TO
s1.3cZz.
Oats hardened with corn. After
opening unchanged 10 isGA higher
including May at 7s's to T6's the mar
ket reacted little and then rose.
Provisions averaged higher despite
a break In hog values
Big shipments Of meats helped to
give the market strength.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25

New York. Nov. %.
Butter-Ffrm: receipts. 1888 tubs;
creamery specials. ,31a 174; creamery
extras, 90 score. 20; extra frsts. $50
72; packing stock. current make, No.
2. 50aso1a.
Cheese-Easy: receipts, BASS boxes;
state and whole milk special. 3212 q 80;
average run. 2la d32.
Eggs-Firm; receipts, S,4e3 cases;
fresh gathered selected extras, SIC 81;
extra firsts, 1912.
Poultry-Alive steady; prices un-
changed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
Minneapolis, Nov. IS.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. l.4SqI.5l; NO. 1
yellow, lAl9l.46; No. ) yellow, IS 2
l.4l: No. 5 white. l.i3: No. 3 yellow.
l.iSG ia; Nc. mixed. l.3S ql.i3, No.
mixed. 100: other grades. 1.2VQl.S0,
Oats-No. 2 white 709s 912I2; No. 3
white. 70sS7Its; No. 5 white, 673s q
s9hs.
earley-Cho!ce, lssQ143; medium.
l.33Ql.3s; lower grades, l.2lQI.32.
Rye-No. :. 1869 90 i.457s.
MILWAUKEE CASH GRAIN.
Milwaukee,, Nov. rs.
Corn-One to , cents lower: No.
white. l.36; No. white, l.29: No.
yellow, old. $50: new. l.39; No. yell
low, 1861 Ql.S7a; No. 4 mixed. 1869
1888: No. 5 mixed, 1870.
Oets-One and one-half cent up;
No. 3 white, 75I7S; No. white, 75la
97s
Rarley-Steady; No. 4, 1.446I.52;
Wisconsin. l479l52.
Rye-One and one-half to cents
up: No. 2. l.47i. @ las; No. 3, 1.46i.;
No. 1. Las.