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Niles oG 49,.

Die Sd)auipicleriu Gtbcl Warru.
1I0re tornrite zines Cages Or Soace
Ibre@ tleincn &otttrhcuS. ala Oas
&lno Is fnlItern bcrtc. fra1t5 q.
ll3 6u2 beoeute.
LAS lit Ole GIlftr8itI. III Nti.
rem Sodr". nutluortttc b,srlui a.,
MNHt!tr.
Sit 0dS uldlt toriih" sr,o,5.
lete Die tislue GctJcl. <d banc
Glcttr5ltdt III uttiurn Nlar. ma
SroBmdua b0t &a% in urea No.
lcU."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09

p~criprod]cnen AQinn3pertrag 3ur lin.
moglid)teit modem.
9remierminiiter MIaernno mag ei-
nige Moden ODER Wionate ldfger I'M
Snttel 6leiben. Gor Der Nelt aber
bat er lid, ieine &egieruug uno iein
&an0 Io6erIid uno Derddtlid ge-
madlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09

ldr'I0t Die ytelp 20rf 2Horl0. Sic
O%rIa,3e lit, Dob sic iiegreidlcn W}ahte
oort p2m &mpcrioli2mu2 aHiacfrci
%lerireg IN. Qurh nelte AiiitunQcll
oocr feate8iife @rcnjcn oocr ncne
Stu1eca fam oo9 aus talIen0 g8un
Den l..tten0e europa uidt uc6cilt
mPr>cn." Go@ lit ocutlidl o6er lci
Der toalmt 0iele @rtenntu6 elm bis
dion int
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09
NerfeIeh, Der in bcr Yum

Aa,c GoiIp Neu@ ejnen Nuficben cr.
t%>5e9aen NrtiteI Gin nelter N}elt
tr11 aeihrieben, iteiut HedYt an
bn5.". ipenn cr bonn uouigct Der
lnacU l13 &0IfcrbuuNc@ Iprlht mo
rnr1.: Sic europdiidlc 2aQe BON
bflltt II nod oiel aeiGhrliher OILS
olc e. Staot. sic AMI cjnrnl Don
@r0bs b~eorobten @ootp ul0 ul
ter Ptn- 3hottn cine, &ultca3 or
polt +
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l~lnicre Eroiitundycrcr inb ciu

olte3 @Idledt. r2aiien 5ie ms
SpctH,anten nuO Au9beutcr beItra
fen, i25te George 22oIbjngton I'M
Sn5ra 1919 gum GonareB. ..0}eQen
sparti8 touit man fir cine No9en
lnoung o'elo tnrrm cine &8aaeula0uu9
@ebensnlItteL."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09

3ningen0e triade.
Sie: uSest fonmit Gu bCim - nm
hreI llbr morgenS2" gr: Sci
gut, RoieI; g'roo' bcit toun i'd
Tlrtlih nidItS oaiiIr. Sd bate I'M
p@Ianeu Sed)t" meine Guoelmiige
oniS Sofa gele9t, od Iegte iid ole
idlrie @uIoogJe pom 0tesger
@olif oroul, mo Der lit crit um
orei bctmgegangen"
Stferudt. Gotte: ~8ar.
uu bult IN oeun 0oS Yfd0den ent.
%lnilen; lie mar ia ood iebr tiid}tig.-
Satin: ga, oaS mag leiu; aber
6rnu Sdeibler bon ncbcnan bat in
bier Mohcn od)t Gieritmdodlen cnt
laiieu, unh id1 nur iicbeu; i'd lperoe
MID pou Der 6rou nidlt iibcriutmp.
len ldlien!"
%aterItd}e C"robuna.
. SnnAc. lpcun On ociricn Muno i'm.
IIter o'fen ldBt. Iob ib Sir nod n
prcumatilden SurihIieber bran uia.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09
Die G%ru6ernna g8lnSimOitOfs Surd,

Die Sop5 Ideint cIneNeI0eut6at mi0er
@iuen gu iein: Der gel5c 4}oun Bari
l'd) nIht Die ein5ige Yiort2 ucritltc.
Get loIlen. 0urdl Die cr ay;z 5i6irien
miloer beraus fam. oocr hineinl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09

sd betradlte bic AusidllicRuug
ser So3Ialinen ais eiliel id)rpcren
Sdla8 acaen mobren }llerifoni3,
mus, id)on ntehr ais cine aalamitat. a.
-Gbarle3 Godu5 @uqhcs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09
Imfl in 9an5io 6nben bic naiir.

fen Gruppen lid 0urh i1rc 4}iutiir-
Ildfeitcn unmoglih gcmadt. 2egen5
fornllth 0aralli an, I'M 0eutidcn Nolf
Den @e0onfen an eiHeu HQd1afrieg
nidt einidiafen jt laIer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09
QGrf nn0 eilaof.
9Ul}- nHS Nrnunfohle %gclnnasn sur
aigenelnru &C%rmen6una.

Gas Nerlluer SuIebldtt ldlrclbt
IS ut cine Der tiluldrtEgliln "a
glnlel III or pOIlijIdl luutidal.lI
d)ca GutIuuftliHg ouB IN Italldj
Ian0 cine 1tOt al QtIj. mo Nrcm
ltuiIen eutitcbuu tUuHte. Gem
Qeuti djlMI0 lit 0ouIt. :.ruH man DIX
%rttE uuo Die &trttIIlmg o.eler
Stole a~ltIdcrmogtu bad)tgt. aH
relditrn Don alien %QnQrrn bt0ad,t
Qlr baoen Str.lt5bleuiloit. MT
oGucH mir Die &rrge un0 Ctltn
uon gang Guroua iptilcn touItien
&aiu btlI6gn WT mddltige Nruun.
foDttnlrubeu mo fat mirrmt3!ihc
6oritclt, Ole N m,brcru |rpViu}tn
en- lrItiel Ger WoGWiddt oil3Ila
djcn, mo ut3CAture (oriBrufe. IN
atltu St00ten bgrriht GroBttr 4tau-
H.l an 0reumjtOi'tu, mt,l Is GH
0Un0al ftbit, Die hnilrc ijbtrreIdru
Sd3u5e On olgicm 4toterJal hcbcu.
81 0~H &&dloerM In enttc3cutl Ne
p.ertn. ~utrunfcrH rlclile 4-'tugoc
an %3i,trA oil olrA Mu0tyad,,
W.0cga,Ic9t liu0. mo oud) loritni
BiG b~cluuo,jtt Ncl@larcL mir 0N c5
feline @cItnSjhyt SIR Ibiubr lrbt
&jclc, ujtljtd}t 0ut Nti50icn. 0it
Net Ici02u. t0nlt,u olnl't ON lang2
3cIt init A3arHttr5GuQrrn utriorlt
mrr0cn. M uormalM 3titcu. els
zoe &anO l'd Ser Nlidditi1unQ
untcr3oQ, 81 OR lie bsrl;ien nnr
ais StreIf mo Hr5,jt,umluit nod
nid)t ais ,3e;d]cu Der Belt n|uitrotcn.
rcihtcn mir mt Scr T0r0eruuQ Ser
Sttjnfohle Matt urr aus. ion9ern
pir fonlten Baron uoh iiber sic
@rcr5Iu objebcl. Nramfchlf. SOL,
oocr gar (ori potten fiir Ne.}rn3
mo @5mertt lmtcrucorGteteu
@trt
&ctt llno Sol! ua0 HraugIohIs
II bodliter @,0uitua Qylanut tIno
aad scr GogL olriya ocu atslitu
5taOtcru uGufu ua1yfamtc Nclsnd
ttrtol, MIRO 81 truem uertp0l,u-
Rttter uir9 Ser Nrcmrtoimot. Ger
Corr lit III iejitr g{atur. Oje en-,
.t;dlte ]6or0euunN aHSl ourd) an9c.
i1te @raite 5uI08t, elm rtdlttr @ul.
Ter III 3tltan Der 9}ot. Nir BADEN
NDrhul0Drp mn Np1rpn N1r Snrt no.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09

Tcu NOtiaaitcn ans Dem &}cihen
Sous miro i'm GongrcB nid,t mcbr
oicl &eadtrn8 geldtlft. Der @ogel
lit 3errlileut
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zeIep6ou . Summer 393.


4pounemeut5preis:
-R~pfa,nleru~, ieoen 3ieustdg. uno
crgn icoeu 5reita9 q, porto@
fr,,. eelae WodJeubiatter 8ulalnften pre-
-. NJ. ....... $500
sad ~sttvu uuo Ganaoa, aus
ih r.tl Qe3eu &orau5bs3a9tung,
2pr,ofrei; btioe 8Obeuuus9aben
pru PAW
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Sic Hs!itif Ernnfrcid,s SeutihlouS

]e9cm n bemc0t lid poIlitanoia anf
Den Y zen 9'apolton2 l.. Der ar
Den &rimmern 0t2 Teutid1cn Nc;
dies oeu Hbe!nbun0 crrid}tct hattie
0teic CONFEDERATION OF Nhin" be.
oclttet men St,onNflct in Ser Ncltt
lten r'elhid)tc. Canals mnren Is
ocutidlt 6iiriteu. mcld,e sic Vfli
Ter Der Bride bouttn. ltoi ncltcr
Der ira 'ioiiide Ginilub nad} Gcutih
inno biaeinmorihirtc. Melte tr0dt
ooS 6eutide &oIf Sic &crnntuor
iun9, tbt bel ihm sic GntidJeiouaa
gS Ip.ro 6ronfrcid nidlt aelin1cu.
leinr Nheinbriitc non ueueln al
tdIaQcn. Gem, tucnu nidYt SoS
Molfer, 70 lit oo9 0eutide @c
Inbi tn Rheinlouo Noiirr sutici
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leioerltof.Seftion

Sporiome &duier bemteu nit &ortbcl miere @uSla9e BON
rctniooIenen Ser9es. @ir baben ME 5uuor cine before GloIitGt gc.
babt, oudD feline beiiercn &reiie 0e ieti0en @erbdltniIie in 9etruft
8c3ogenl. 81 mo % 3oQ brett. G5 6c0arf cine fdne G,lantn1t
I'M cincn aIeioerrof ODER eincu Hn3ug on3ufcrtigcn.
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eri6eint ieOen 6reita8.

tgra ..sueJ. 2ts 9,.soutrH annexation
y 6"uunItGn, @Tdltoent
@eihditssYo tal
Rors cr<8eDdu1e. l23 4(aIn otrdBe
"a Groiic. 8i5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09
DeiBpaaren.Seftion

Cine groBe 4u5muhl BON Sfirtinq mo 0otiting Cloths in
WeiB, Seer Crganop, Gatin Stripes. Spi33 uno elmer Nn,obl
pom 6aucies. @riugcu Sic Sbre CONNER alcioer lett in 0rSnuuo
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Seioen.Seftion.

GoHIoro Scioen, Gbenep, Sboucr @roof 6onlar6-6ie 6fono.
niidlten Sei0en, oie 81 fo1fcn iinO; ie ino bnltbor, bon lcidtcm
@aphht, ne4mcn feinen Staub oWi, rmO ans ibnen loHcn ib Die
bHbideH SIei0cr unfertigcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09

y, stl.su nu0 il1erIen NJ e, ods
eelS yet Z = il Iuug t4toneF
Crn,5 ne Der Xoltmelter N ben gro
itert. lrfiullisu ans IEeileu lam, 81
lbtlitnoen. Gueulo gut uno lit7er mn
bic GIpreBun ~ tiunge II. mel
de 5le aqenlen III alien GrptcBsStdtlos
men tezi.eaeu Wenn man oLs @elo
BIZ totauuc,ilrB o0et per GIpreBIn>
tpe.ilua lhiit, 1T g ulbI nothluenolg'
ben attretftuocn &rlei regIitriren gu ld's
Zen. .otul Die ADrellg oertlId3 gsitrlebeH
il utgt ma oaQepcu &Idrgtlo IN zen
{,ster 10 t3ult aleier tiers reNiitltt Ipere
DEN Iul .jter 3u ltIn. odB oerielb. ri9s
tQ 7ulommt. SIR @eloien6unaen IN
rinfadacu GrJcfoerihlune uberuelnlen
mir tsinerlcl Observation-Disclosures. 3nI
RcQs Don AnreButruuocruugeu oer8cle
IN 10 Eid,t. ii, dlte eteUIuiprhI yote ole
atue 9oltofiice %nn8u8ebeu, penn lonlt
Gat.sa aI o5r I,dmeu III Den 8lhern
eGt u'dlt ijUoen.
gioae1 Croers piirfen uttt, iUit oaS
fo Oft qei4icat. dl3 uermeintIjte 6uits
dlae +uridbebdtter meIHrn,
'cn0ern ire in oen Qrief,n bet5u-
}cPeu
Cutting eifolot mn 1ltrb 4enhcruna
o. Tamn5 uui Gem &ogcBltreIfer.
I5.1r 1oye5}ire eiutJt
.Rnroicrn". 9o GrrTe. gels.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09

Ser saoen pirb pnnft . ll6r gOr.
Ter Naoen ipirb pnnft 8 llbr Bur-
mittngs erDffnct.
waib>1Daorsf,

@oue, oas %popuIarie @afA gepebe. Cine groBe @erffie0en-
het in ser GuoIiot lit p~orbon0en. Gie YreiIc rangiren BON 75c bis
3u $3.50.
@otgra0ige uno nnr ~Godgra6ige @ing6am$; ddte 6arben; 81
45c Die gar0.
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Slc brttlid'c Hcaicrnua hat cine
SetpeilEgltlQ an olu ~nalitlrlidcn
gorfidtsmafreatln init ucldcnYPnr
lhnl God tom 4rtmicr MineronN
oetrnnt mcrocu 1T. ablelehnt
<Srantreidl nulB nlciu bluNrlu ms
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-09

IA Groire. Sem 8. 9lprtl 1920.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
barrassing than it is today"

barrassing than It is today"
Senator Calder suggested the fol-
lowing plans for encouraging build
ing:
Legislation providing that 30 per
cent OF savings deposits may be
loaned on mortgages; reduction of
high wages: tax exemption for in
comes from mortgages; restriction of
the issuance OF tax exempt securi- :
ties: creation Of a home loan banking
system; reduction OF wages when
living costs are reduced: cancellation
OF all transportation priority orders:
establishment OF a department of
construction
Senator Colder opposed subsidy for
home builders. THE construction OF
houses Is like every other business. /"
he said. based entirely upon the
profit In the venture, and men will
build houses again when they can see
an opportunity for gain"
Issuance by the states OF bonds for
public improvement has been unduly
encouraged" under the present fed
eral taxation system, Senator Calder
said. These securities are issued tax
exempt and have resulted in taking
from the mortgage field almost COM
pletely the private investor"
Il am informed that the Marshall
Field estate in Chicago and the estate
OF Hetty Green. both of whom for
merly loaned heavy on real estate,
find their incomes from this source
less than per cent. and they are d.
verting their capital funds to more
lucrative investments"
Labor is big problem" the Sem
ator said. There Is no question that
labor has been inefficient since the
war. / think it is fair, however, to
say that in recent months the eff
cheney of labor has increased. There
Is evidence that we are approaching
a period when living costs will be re-
duced. When that time comes labor
must share its part"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
DELAY ACTION ON BONUS.
Committee Decides to Follow Sua.
gestion of Secretary Houston.


Washington. Dec. 24.-After listen
ing to a statement by Secretary Of
the Treasury Houston in opposition
to soldiers bonus legislation mem
bers OF the senate finance committee
expressed themselves as favoring de-
lay In any actual expenditure.
Market prices OF Liberty bonds
and other government securities were
said by the secretary to be suffering
as q result of the continued discussion
of the soldiers bonus and tho various
legislative measures for the relief OF
the farmers. such as the revival Of
the war finance corporation.
The suggestion is that no money be
expended in the fiscal year beginning
July next, but that in the subse-
quent year benefits granted under
the measure become available.
Secretary Houston renewed his at
lacks on the proposal to revive the
war finance corporation, as provided
in the resolution awaiting action by
President Wilson.
Secretary Houston said that a def
cit Of about s2,000,000,000 would con-
AioAI CiAS SoNeFnInSnC on July 1 next
and that deficit Of more than
81, 000,0O0,O00 was likely on July /,
1923, unless halt is called on ex-
penditures and radical cuts made.
"The trouble with all the proposals
made is that they will impair the
ability Of the government to retire
the existing Indebtedness" Mr..
Houston said
Senator Watson of Indiana asked
Secretary Houston his views regard
ing the possibility of the payment OF
the interest Of foreign loans. Secre-
tary Houston replied that the nego-
tiations with foreign governments
for the extension Of the period OF In
terest payments and the funding of
the debts had dragged out unexpect-
edly. He said he did not know when
definite agreement would be
reached.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
HOUSE SHORTAGE AND WAGES.
Senate Told Reduction in Pay Would
Help Solve Problem,

Washington, Dec. 24.--Reduction
in wages is one of the remedies for
Americas shortage Of houses, Sena-
tor Calder Of New York, chairman Of
the senate committee on reconstruc-
ton, declared In the senate yester-
day His committee recently COM
pleted an exhaustive and nation wide
survey into housing conditions.
Senator Calder declared there is
evidence that we are approaching a
period when living costs will be re-
duced. When that time comes labor
must share it's part"
Building construction prices will
never come back" to the pre-war
level, he said, warning that "unless
the producer can make profits the
shortage of houses will continue; In
fact, it will become even more en-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Dec. "a.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market % to
80 cents higher on good and choice
butchers to shippers; mostly steady
to Is cents higher on common grades
to packers; bulk good and choice
medium and light butchers 1000 to
1918: top 1923; bulk strong weight
and packing grades $50 to $50.
Cattle-Receipts 100: first sales
she stock steady; bidding unevenly
lower on both beef and butcher
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
Kansas City Live Stock.
Lyo~,o. Cl<x, noo

AdiiSts R|iIy Ley. -.
Cattle-Receipts $50; market for
week; killing steers generally 90 to Is
cents higher; spots more; fat cows
and heifers % to so cents higher;
Gamers and veals steady to 80 cents
higher.
Hoss-Receipts LOO; market 10 to
Il cents higher; bulk all grades $50
to a.75: thirty-two head choice to
city butchers 9.S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; market for
week. sheep steady to rs cents higher
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
LYNCH AGED NEGRO PREACHER
Blacks Avenee Death Of 14-Year- Old
8 Negress.

by Associated Press.
Purvis, Miss, Dec. 24.-F'ollowing
the finding Of the body of Coleman
BROWN, an aged negro preacher,
hanging from tree and riddled with
bullets, shortly after his release yes
terday on bond in connection with
the murder of a 14-year- old negro
girl, Sheriff Williamson announced
today he believed negroes were re-
sponsible for the lynching.
Sheriff Williamson said Brown
had been admitted to bail Tuesday
after an investigation had shown he
knew little If anything Of the muir.
der.
Feeling against the preacher
among the negroes however, he said,
had been Very bitter The body Of
the girl was found suspended by
clothesline from a tree.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
Az Usual.

1T is the duty Of everybody to
make at least one person happy dur
ing the week" said the Sunday
school teacher. "Have you done so,
Willie?"
Yes'm," the boy replied
That's right. What did you do:''
Il went to see me aunt, and she
was happy when I left"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
Range Of Prices.

Chicago, Dec. "a
Wheat-March, opened at 1.651k:
highest. 1864; lowest, 1874: closed,
1855: May, opened at 1852: highest,
1924; lowest, 1904; closed. 161H
tcorn-May. opened at 20: highest.
70 4 lowest. a; closed. AN. July
opened at 1914: highest, 75A: low
est, 74N; closed, 74h; May opened
at 4a'k; highest. 4sN; lowest. 1874 !:
closed. 4sA; July, opened at 40:
highest. 40; lowest, 4sA; closed
4sM.
Pork-January, opened at $500;
high'sst, 2a.4o: lowest. 600: closed,
23.4o
Iard-January, opened at 1875:
highest. 1S.45; lowest. 1897; closed,
1900 May, opened at 1895; highest
1925 lowest. 1910: closed, 1880.
Ribs-January opened at 1877;
highest. 1877; lowest, 1852; closed,
1882; May, opened at 1875: highest
1875; lowest, 1925; closed. 1925. s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHALToWN IOWA DECEMBER a. 1920
Us 90 cents higher.

stock: veals 90 cents higher.
Sheep-Receipts 500: market COM
pared with week ago. lambs l.50 to
LIS higher; yearlings and sheep so
to 70 cents higher feeder grades %
to 80 cents higher
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
LAMsoN's MARKET REPORTS.
Furnished by Lamson Bros. q Co.
2o3 Masonic Temple. Phone 1873. :
KANSAS CRY CAST 1RAIN

Kansas City. Dec "a.
Wlit.at-No. red, 100; No. 2 red,
100; NO. hard, 1.69; No. 2 hard, 81
q 1.6); No. 8 hard, 1.s4@1.6s; No.
hard, i.e4: No. 5 mixed, 1872
Col1i--No. white. 60; No. 4 yellow
81.
Oa'.s,-None.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
New York Produce.

NOW OfNs DeC. "a.
butter-Steady: receipts 1850
tubs: creamery, higher than extras,
os1a @57, extras g. score 49, extra
ilrsts, IS to 81 score. 43Ia @54h;
packing stock. curren, make, No. /,
2o921.
Cheese--Irreeu,ar: receipts 594
boxes: state and whole milk flats
held specials. early made. 27h@2s:
fall made. 256o6: milk flats, fresh
specials. 24Q2o; average run, 22@
22h.
Eggs--Firm; receipts 1924 cases;
freshgathered. extra iirsts, 74975;
firsts. HOP.
Poultry-Alive. steady: old roost-
crs. 20: fowls. 271SS; turkeys, Is;
broilers, %; express chicken broil-
ers 2S@S2; dressed poultry dull. old
turkeys. 4S@52.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
FULL AMOUNT OF EARLY GAINS
NOT MAINTAINED AT CLOSE
OF DAYS TRADING.
LIGHTS UP 80 TO 40
CENTS PER HUNDRED
Others Glasses IS to rs Cents Hiuhcr
Beef Steers Strong EARLY, Clos
ing Steady to. Weak-All Other
Glasses Steady Not Enough
Sheep at Yards to Establish Basis
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Chicago, Dec, 24.-zLight hogs ad-
vanced 80 to 40 cents early today.
and others were mostly Is to 25
cents higher. but the full advance
was not maintained at the close.
bidders apparently having filled their
pre-holiday wants early. Bulk sold
within a range of s9.65 and 1920.
Receipts We're estimated at $1,000
head.
Cattle.
Beef steers We're strong early. but
closed steady to weak All other
classes were steady with Thursday.
Three thousand head We're received.
Sheep.
There were not enough sheep on
sale to establish auotable basis,
only 1000 head being received at the
yards.
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SOUTHERN REPUBLIC QUOTING
Z CENTS UNDER DOMESTIC
MARKET.
MARKET SHOWS SLIGHT RALLY
AT END OF SELLING PERIOD
Opening of Trade Shows Setbacks-
Wheat Lacks Power to Rally -
Corn Takes Downward Slant-oats
Take Slump With Other Cereals
H,,g Prices Lift Provisions.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago. Dec. 24.-Material set
baclas In the price Of wheat today
accompanied news that Argentina
was Offering supplies to Europe at Z
CENTS bushel under quotations in
the United States. Bears made much
ado of freedom with which deliveries
on December contracts went around
here. The only buying was scat
tered sort and the market showed
an Inherent absence OF power to
rally. Opening prices which varied
from unchanged figures to Y cent
lower with March at 1851 to 1866
and May At s1.62 were followed by a
decided general sag.
Evening up for the holiday tomor-
row brought about something OF re
covery In the last part Of the session.
Closing prices were unsettled, IN
cents net lower to Y cent higher,
with March at $1.S5 to $1.65A and
May at s1.e1A to $1.s1h.
Corn.
Corn tended downward with wheat.
After opening q cent of to 4 cent
advance. including May at Is to 1876
cents the market hesitated little
and rhen receded all around.
Tho close was easy, y to 1H cents
net lower, with May at TAN to TAX
cents.
oass.
Outs paralleled the action Of corn,
starting at y cent decline to = cent
gain. with May at 4sE cents. and
then going downgrade
Provisions.
Higher prices on hogs gave pro-
visicrs some strength 1t hrst but
weakness Of grain was subsequently
more than Offset
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Dec. "a
Cattle-Rcceipts 1000: beef steers,
strong early, closing steady to weak;
bulk of sales 1880 TO 1900. top 1850;
all other classes steady with yester-
day: market compared with week
ago: beef steers unevenly rs cents to
200 higher: mostly 100 to 1.50 high
err: fat she stock so to IS cents high
or: Gamers so cents higher; bulls
steady to Is cents lower: calves so
cents 10 LOO higher: stockers antl
feeders so cents higher
Hogs-Receipts $4,000: lights 80 to
10 cents higher: others mostly Is to
% cents higher than yesterdays av-
erage but closing weak: top 1875;
bulk OF sales s.85 to 1920: pigs % to
s5 cents higher: bulk desirable 90 to
100 Id. pigs 9.65 to 1920.
sheep--Receipts 1000: not enough
hero to establish auotable basis: fat
classes look steady: no feeder sales:
market compared with q week ago:
fat lambs and yearlings 75 cents to
100 lower: aged sheep strong to %
cents higher: yards closing early.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24

Vegetation almost ceases in the sea
at a depth of from ten to fifteen
fathoms.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
MarshalItown Sales
& Commission Co.
Market Sale in
MarshalltoWn
WEDNESDAY, Dec. %

cattls-One farmer will sell three
splendid Holstein cows, now giving
milk. Another farmer will sell 8 head
Of splendid mich COWS and spring
ers. Another farmer will sell z head
Of splendid nilch cows and springers.
About 20 head OF young cattle listed.
sonao are fat stuff.
Ho0s--Now listed Is head Of splen-
/. did feeding shoats. double treated and
several brood sows.
s Shsep-Now listed as head Of bred
ewes. Now is the time to buy your
ewes instead OF paying $40 for them
In the spring.
Horsss and Mules-One man will
sell one team OF two-year- mules
and head Of younger mules. A good
bunch OF horses now listed.
Miscellaneous articles, most every
thing.
Remember the date. Wednesday,
Dec. 20. Bring anything you have for
salA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
Chicago cash Grain.

Chicago, DEC. -.
Wheat--No. Z red. EOS: No. / hard,
1.773a @1.7SM; No. dark northern,
LION.
Corn-No. mixed. 7fM: No 4
mixed, s4A @65h: No. 5 mixed. sig
063r No. 8 yellow. 71k@73: No. )
yellow. 6sh@71: No. yellow. $50
es; tSro. ; white. sSN 06s: No. 4
white, 66N @661a; No. s white, e2@
62M.
Oa.s-No. Q white, 47A @4sA; No.
8 white, 4sh @47A; No. white. IS
@47.
Ry,-No. !. 1.6eK.
Bal,ley--fSW
Tiuaothy seed-Not quoted.
Glover seed-Not quoted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
Potatoes.

Chicago, Dec. "a.
Potatoes-Receipts, 90 cars. mar
ket steady; Northern whites sacked,
1.35 q 1.5O; bulk, $50 to '.55 per cwt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-24
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Dec. "a.
Butter--Higher; extra. "a; stand
ards. 45&.
Eggs-Higher: receipts, 1866
cases; firsts. IS: ordinary flrsts, 57@
I'll: at mark, cases Included, ss6
So; storage packed refrigerator
flrsts So: refrigerator extras. 81.
Poultry Alive, higher: fowls.
1904; springs, "a; turkeys, 40.
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-13.00.
Ribs-11.oo@12.25.