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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
ops has bought 100000 bales during the

rope has bought 100000 bales during the
past six weeks which may bring Il pause
in the demand from nhronl ut the advance
A reaction therefore is looked to be only
natural. We consider there is a better
feeling in financial circles throughout the
country, but the trade still hestates to
buy freely until it can be seen what the
prospect is for business during the winter.
Stocks-iIave been dull. Firmer money
rates encouraged the bears To put out new
short lines. outside interest III the mar
llct has been lacking and With the APP
preaching election in New York increased
operations of the public are not to be cx-
pected. For the immediate future we do
not look for much activity. but If sue
cessful drive is made against the railway
shares, we believe purchases will be profit
able The Investment demand for bonds
this week has been an encouraging feature,
the first in long time. There was also
an absence of forced liquidation mt any
time and amrket holds steady under ad-
verse news.
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Weekly Market Review.

Furnished by Donovan Commission Co,
w. T.. Piiling, agent, Leighton block, OF
tumwa.
st. Louis. Oct. -Wheat-has continued
dull and little outside interest has been
manifested mt any time. Prices We're in
clined to sag, but it is our opinion that in
times Of listess Indifferent trale like the
present. is time to usually prepare for
something of a different kind. The wealth
err has been all that could be desired, but
the movement of grain has not increased
very materially. One encouraging feature
of this week has been the liberal sales for
export. 1t begins to look as if the for
| eigpers were going to continue TO take our
wheat and this should give us higher prices
as the great trouble has been for some
time. lack Of this lemand. and if this
continues, prices will not only be main
| tanned, but higher level will have to be
! found. Farmers are busy and fall plow-
| ing is progressing under favorable condi-
| tions and it may be true that freezing
weather and a cessation of this work may
indice heavier shipments. Milling demand
HAS Keen less urgent, with some of the
southern milers reporting reselling. The
| Armour interest however are talking bull
| ish and the Indications are that this house
| is long. both December and May. and are
confident of the correctness of their posi-
| ton on the market. We still favor pur-
| chases of the May on the breaks.
| Corn-Ruled easy most of the week. Those
who bought on unfavorable weather pre-
dictions which did not materialze, turned
sellers and the weakness in wheat affected
corn to some extent. Local sentiment is
| Inclined to the selling side and absence of
an? good buying demand prices declined
| easily Shipping demand has been moder-
ate and receipts show fair increase.
The Price Current was bearish stating, the
week had been favorable and quality and
quantity fully maintained. While we do
not look for a wide range of prices we
| think the long side Of the May option on
| the breaks will be profitable.
| Oats-iIave been extremely dull and fol
| lowed the other markets to some extent,
| having little of interest of its own. The
c;fih situation ms whole is rather a slow
| one and not likely to contribute any great
strength TO the position.
| Provisions Trade was light. Packing of
hogs was 100000 less for the week than
| last year, bnt while packers were busy.
breaking prices Of hogs, they supported
| the products to u moderate extent. There
was no materIal change in The cash situa-
| ton. Private estimates of local provision
stocks. show large decrease in lard.
| Cotton-It is currently reported that Eu-
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MANY INDICTED AT ST. LOUIS.
Members of Several Concerns Accusec
of Using the Mails to Defraud.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct, 31.-The federal
grand jury has adjourned after return
ing almost thirty indictments Among
them were indictments against per
sons connected with the Rialto Grain
and Commission Co., the Merchants
Brokerage company and the Interna
tional Securities company. The in
dictments charge these concerns with
using the United States mails for illeg
al purposes. Capiases will be issued
tomorrow for those connected with
these institutions against whom in
dictments have been found.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
Chicago Live stock Market.

Chicago, Nov. 2-Cattle-Receipts
$4,000; steady to strong. Good to
prime, $5.25@5.75; poor to medium,
s3.40@4.75; stockers, $2.25@4.40; cows,
$1.25m4.25; Texans, $2.75@3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; steady to sc
higher. Mixed butchers, $5.10@5.50;
good to choice heavy, $4.95@5.30;
rough, heavy. s4.60m4.90; light, $4.95@
$40; bulk sales, s4.90@5.15.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; lower. Sheep
$2.00@3.30; lambs, 1925 6D5.50.
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AN AWFUL RAILROAD WRECK
ToDAY's MARKETS.
Daily Market letter

Furnished by W. n. Pilling, broker
rooms Is and 10, Leighton building, OF
tumwa correspondent of the Donovan
Commission Co., of st. Louis
Chicago, Nov. 2.-Wheat opened
opened higher on the firm cables and
lighter worlds shipments than We're
expected The Russian shipments
We're two millions less than last week
and Danube 100000 less. New Orleans
reported clearances of $4,000 bushels
early and this galaxy of bullish news
held prices up quarter and one--
half cents, but upon the announcement
of receipt of 1885 cars in northwest
against 1,012 last week and 1,296 a
year ago the local crowd sold the mar
ket back to Saturdays closing prices.
Then came the visible report which
showed fair decrease and which is
practically unheard of before at this
season and it of course, had rallying
influence.
Armour sold about a million Decem-
Der 1t being pretty well taken by
scalpers.
Minnesota stocks show an increase
OF 10000 for two days.
Speculative temperament is at very
low ebb and in the latter part of the
session trading dropped off to sub
stantially nothing
Fluctuations We're narrow and the
market closed without material change
from Saturdays closing figures for
May and one-eight to one quarter cent
lower for December. Local receipts,
lo9, none grading contract. Estimat-
ed for tomorrow, 200; northwest cars,
1885, against 1,022 last week and 1926
last year. Clearances, 293,T00; pri-
mary receipts, 1,751,0o0 against 1871
200 last year Shipments 100000
against S55,300 last year.
4 CNr,,.,, s,l,, IL
Market is extremely dull with nothing
in local operation of interest Trading
is almost wholly of scalping nature.
Weather is a little showery in the
southwest and north Missouri and
Iowa, but the weather is no longer
much of a factor
Conditions of supply and demand as
heretofore, very quiet. Moderate ship
ping, inquiry and the country selling
rather sparingly. Provisions interest
are Still the active bear element and
the buying is scattered and otherwise
featureleSS. There is no apparent ten
dency at the moment Local receipts
5o3, with 81 grading contract. Esti-
mates $40, clearanceS $4,000, primary
shipments, 1,022,000 against SEC, 500 last
year.
Oats-The oats market has a rather
heavy tone and prices are shade low
En- Receipts continue fairly liberal and
while there is only moderate cash
demand spot prices held rather firm.
The speculative feeling is not how
ever. apparently very strong. The best
trading element on the floor seems to
lean toward the bear side. outside
influence is small.
Provisions-The provisions market is
dull but on the whole rather firm.
There is no change to note in the av-
erage i'm the movement.
1t is very quiet everywhere. There
has been considerable covering of
shorts particularly in lard by some of
the packing interests who have here
tofore been bearish. But the buying
for investment is on small scale and
from an unimportant source.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03

FARM FOR SALE-THE SANGsTER
farm, one mile west Of Iowa City, con-
sisting of 217 acres, is offered for sale
for cash. 1t will be divided or sold as Il
whole Good improvements. Inquire of
=. sangster, Iowa City, Iowa.
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Do You Want to Buy. Sell or Trade?

Do You Want to Buy, Sell or Trade ?
If you do we wish to see you.
We want to be doing something this fine
weather SO will be pleased to show you
some good bargains.
We have an excellent farm, nearly 200
acres, at $50 per acre.
Another one, 160 acres, at 500. These are
very good.
Have 240 acres at S6j. Here is a snap.
30 acres at $50, should bring S65
$50 acres at $50. 50 acres at s45, 40
acres, mt 500. All these are improved
Tnimproyed 20 acres at SG75. Better
buy it. Close to town.
90 acres about seven miles from city.
Want to trade it for ten or twenty acres
closer to city.
LoWEN ERG & CO.
Court Street.
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FOR SALE-CEDAR LAWN--A FINE $40
acre farm, mostly grass. on II. Il. d. in
Vernon county. No, five miles to town
of 10000: forty rods to station and
church: rich corn soil; well fenced. fruit,
painted, watcred; extra good buildings
beautiful lawn Is NOT run down. is
ready for residence, reasonable price
Any agent furnishing buyer gets S2la per
acre. Write to c. II. Gray, r. L. D. No
4, Nevada, Mo.
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FOR SAI.E--Ar A SACRIFICE, WE'LL
paying general merchandise business. In
voice $4,000. most goods bought this fall,
fine store room, on square, fine county
seat, large territory Address to C. Lins,
Butler, Mo.
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AUCTION, COMMENCING NOV. 4. 80
p, m. on McShane farm. one mile south
aftunwa, 10 hogs, 40 brood sows, bal
ance shoats. weighing 100 10 125, one large
three-year-old mule. one high bred sad
die mare Geo. W. Arnold Joe Chand-
Ter anctioneer, T.. A. Stevens clerk.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Visible Sunplx.

Chicago, Nov. 2-The visible supply
today is as follows: Wheat, 2221G, 900,
a year ago 322 100000; corn, today, =
$4,000; year ago. 2,5S4,000; oats, to-
day, S,979,000, a year ago 7,515,000.
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FOR SALE-A 30 BBL. STEAM ROLLER
mill. Barnard & Leas machinery burrs
for corn and buckwheat, ~ miles from
& county seat, eight miles to nearest mill.
For further Information and low price
address owners. Funk & Walker, Pitts
burg, Iowa, Van Buren, county
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FOR SALEM SOUTHEASTERN IOWA
! 200 farms in Jefferson, Keokuk, Wapello
and Mahaska counties, farms ranging
from so to 800 acres. Send for descrip-
ton list or call on c. l.. Dean, Hedrick,
Iowa.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A YOUNG
man; cheap, a since many years estab-
lisiied real estate and law business. Weld
ing on an average during the last ten
years about $1,000 per annum: a large
land list; office furniture. law books, in
surance agencies. etc.. etc. goes with If,
See or write at once Z. Ham, Renville.
Mimi.
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SALINE COUNTY TOOK FIRST AT NE.
braska fair Bargains in farms, $50 to
$40 per acre; other land Sc and up: a 800
acre bargain in Dawson county. u. g.
johnson, University Place. Nebraska
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Great Destruction.

The engine and three coaches were
almost totally destroyed. The first
coach was crushed to splinters, the
second was telescoped and thrown
down an embankment fifteen feet
high while the third was overturned
and thrown across the track.
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Chicago Butter and Eqa Market.

Butter easier. Creameries, 15k a
pig; dairies, 14@D1S.
Eggs, firm; 191a@2O1a.
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FOR SALE-WIsCoNSIN LANDS. 81 TO
$50 per acre. Buy whore You are sure
of good crops. good neighbors, and
schools. Will be worth double in few
years. Terms easy Excursion rates
A. F. Starr, 125 LaSalle ST., Chicago
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FOR SALE4-FARM, 227 ACRES, ONE
mile from ottumwa, suitable for stock
or dairy purposes at price that makes
It 4 good Investment. Call on or address
S. C. Cullen & Co
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AGENTS WANTED-WE WANT AGENTS
TO sell one of the largest and most com
plete assortment of apple. pear, peach.
plum, cherry. small fruits, etc. in the
country Stock guaranteed first class and
true to name. High commissions with
cash premiums on weekly and monthly
sales Also grand cash premiums ut end
of season. Stock billed, packed and load
ed into cars in our buildings District
managers wanted. Write for terms. Al
bertson & Hobbs. Bridgeport, Indiana
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Read the announcement on page 4
this paper about children's clothing.
The Hub.
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RED CEDAR DURoCs, A NICE LOT
of growthy pigs, not a kin, and three
aged sows, that we will sell right. Phone
connections, Address J. Fulton & Son,
Moravia, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-FEED YARD AND RESI-
dence Address Box "a, Parkersburg,
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Confusion As to Cause.

There is confusion as to what caus-
ed the accident, each engineer insists
he had the track and did not konw of
the other train. A clear view of the
track was prevented by curve.
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New York Poultry Market.

New York, Nov. -Poultry-Alive
nominal. Dressed, quiet Chickens,
IL R m12; fowls, 11@11&; turkeys, H.
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NEBRASKA STOCK AND DAIRY FARM
for sale. $50 acres, extreme southeast
part Custer county, one mile from Buff
falo county line House, barn, scales,
cribs pasture, and $50 acres under pillow;
fine farm. Pays 10 per cent on invest
mcnt. II. Collins, 1000 N. Clark street,
Chicago. Ill.
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CANADIAN LANDS FOR SALE AT
wholesale prices: also southern Iowa
lands. If interested write Hiliard &
Brady, 0sceola. Iowa.
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FARM RGAINs-INoUIRIES DAILY.
Quick exchanges made Write us your
wants. Sporting & Mcintosh, Paola, Kan
sas,
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FOR SALE, FARMS-FOR SALE ONE OF
the best farms in North Missouri Must
be sold in thirty days. 626 acres gently
rolling prairie Soil rcn, dark loan. Two
good sets of improvements. Rents for
$50 per acre. Price $40 per acre Write
for farm list. Clarence Evans, Paris, Mo-
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FOR SALE-TWENTY YEARS TIME, 120
acres eleven miles southwest of Dcs
Moines. at $50 and $500 down. 5 per
cent. Y. Boatwright, Bonneville, Ia.
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Peoria Produce Market.

Peoria, Nov. Corn, steady. No.
8. 4Sh2.
Oats, steady. No. white, s5A@
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WANTED-TO RENT A GOOD FARM
from 100 TO 80 acres near Ottumwa
Address with terms and location, w. r.,
care Courier
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TRAIN BEARING FOOTBALL TEAM
AND RIOTERS TO GAME is
DEMOLISHED.
FIFTEEN ARE KILLED
Special Students Train Strikes Gravel
Car at Edge of indianapolis and Aw-
full Havoc Resuts-cars Telescoped
List of the Dead and Injured.

indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 31.-A big
-Four train carrying the members OF
the football team of the Purdue uni
versity from Lafayette was wrecked
near Riverside Park at the edge OF
this city this morning.
The Dead
The list of dead is as follows:
q. j. ROBERTS,, Indianapolis.
WALTER III, ROUGH, Pittsburg.
l.. q. ROUGH, Pittsburg.
R. J. HOWELL, Corpus Christi, Tex,
as.
SAM SQUIB, Lafayette.
w. II. CRUDE, Butler, Ind, a sub
stitute player
WALTER FURR, Corpus Christi
Texas, a substitute player.
w. d. HAMILTON, Huntington, In
diana.
j. HAMILTON, Lafayette, Ind.
GABlEL S. DROLLINGER, behead-
ed
N. R. HOWARD, Lafayette.
WALTER ROBERTSON, Chicago
assistant coach.
SAMUEL TRUIT, Noblesyille, Ind
substitute quarter back.
G. l.. SHAW, Lafayette.
The Injured.
The injured are:
Joe Knapp, Evansville.
John Miller, both legs broken.
DR.. Brittang, seriously injured
w. j. McManus. Davenport, Iowa
both legs broken.
Clark Meyer. Monticello, Ind.
L. A. Bailey, Richmond, Ind.
H. o. Wright. Pendleton, Ind.
Sma Sprau, Sanduslly, Ohio.
Irving bong, Louisville
Charles Fansman, Cincinnati.
Walter Taggert, Owen, Ind.
Fred Rebel, Indianapolis.
Joseph Coats, substitute player.
w. H. Leslie, captain of last years
team, seriously injured.
Captain Osborne, OF team, seriously
injured.
Walter Butler, Indianapolis.
Dennis H. Long Louisville.
L. E. Irving.
Fireman Volney Day, La Forte, Ind.
j. NJ. Rush, New Carlisle, Ind.
D. N. Allen. Lafayette.
Morris Rush Pittsburg.
C. w. Zimmerman, Cumberland. Nd
f. A. Hawthorne, f. H. Miller
Waynetown.
Alexander Thomas, Marion. Ind
A. l.. Mccormick, John Henderson.
Indianapolis.
C. o. Tansman, Indianapolis, fatal
ly.
C. H. Witt, Butler, Ind.
Prof. J. Troop, Mrs. Troop, Miss Hell
en- Troop, Lafayette.
Mrs Olive Peterson.
III. c. Adams, Frankfort, Ind.
John c. Taylor, Lafayette.
Harry Vantile. Indianapolis.
Louis Smith, A. L. Hotter, J. B.
Whitehead, R. W. Rusterholtz, L. S.
Miller, G. Nichols, E. w. Frank, La
fayette.
E. S. Mills, o. B. o'Brien, Hender-
son, Ind.
Walter Russet, R. Wilmore, NJ. p
Steele, Trenton, Ohio.
J. w. Mowrey, Indianapolis,
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New York Produce Market.
ST. Louis Produce Market,

New York, Nov. -Wheat-Dec.
81; corn, SOS.
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Gravel Cars Strike Train.

The accident was dut to cutoff car!
running down from a switch at thu
gravel pit at Eighteenth street. Thu
engineer of the students special saw
the cars approaching and jumped
from the engine. The first coach wa'
cut in two and the engineer wa.
thrown upon it. Many students in th'
rear coaches of the train were shaker
up by the iolting of the cars. TIL,
second car, which was occupied by TIL,
Purdue band was telescoped
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WANTED-25 MEN TO WORK IN STONE
quarry. Write Andrew LANES, Dudley,
Iowa.
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MORGAN GR|SV0LD
Successor to
Geo Griswoid
10Y N. Court St.
Clover, $10.50.
Barley-Cash, 42@62.
Flax, 91m96.
New York Butter and Euo Market.

New York, Nov. 2.--Butter, steady.
Creamery, common to choice, 1902;
| extra 221a.
Eggs, strong; extras, 81; thirds to
seconds, 1924; firsts, 25@26; refrig-
Grated, 1S@211a.
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WANTED FIRST COOK AT HOTEL Ell
don. Eldon, Iowa.
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Chicago Poultry Market,
CHICAGO Produce Market

Poultry, weak. Turkeys, 14@15;
chickens, 9@12; springs, 9A@lO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WRITE IMMEDIATELY FOR PARTICII-
lars regarding free homes on government
land. Personally conducted excursions on
first and third Tuesdays in each month.
Walter Land Co. Pierre. S. d.
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CASH BUYERS

have cash buyer for residence prop
erty well located on North Side, to cost
$1,000 TO $500. Also cash customer fol
suburban property OF near city; must be
fairly improved and contain five to twenty
acres.
have some houses in the West End con
yenient to the Milwaukee Junction which
] can sell on small cash payments and take
the balance in monthly installments. II
you want property in the city or in the
country see me or call me up by phone.
VIII be at office Saturday after supper.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker RuiIdinc,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-DRUG STOCK AND BUILD.
ing, doing good business. Reason for
selling, going into wholesale business
Write or call C. J. Moore, Lohrvillc, la.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-BARBDR SHOP WITH -FOUR
chairs and bath room, best location in
the city. Failing health is the only cause
3 for selling. A bargain f taken soon. c.
L. Sterling, oskaloosa, Iowa.
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WANTED.

WANTED FARMERS AND RENTERS
to buy hardwood timber lands. or cut
over lands in northern Wisconsin at 81
per acre and upward. Call on or write
for pamphlets. Il. H. Banch. agent land
department Wisconsin Central railway,
3T5 Robert street, st. Paul. MINI.
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Twenty-Four Badly Hurt

Eleven bodies have been taken from
the wreck. The injured will number
forty, twenty-four being seriously hurt.
There were 954 passengers, mostly
Purdue students. The train consist
ed of twelve coaches When it struck
the coal cars, the special was running
at high rate of speed.
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FOR SALE-ELEGANT LITTLE FARM
of 40 acres. with three-room lousc, in
Virginia, c.osc to depot. schools and
churches. for only 500: terms 500 cash,
balance So monthly. S. A. Rislcy, Ro-
wena, Colo
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ARKANSAS LANDS-WE HAVE OVER
100 improved farms and several large
bodies of wild land in northeast Arkan-
sns that we are offering at very low
prices. Write us for list ana state your
wants. Young Moore Co., Batesvile,
Ark.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
100 acre farm FIVE miles northeast from
Ottumwa, improvements fair, land good,
price S65 per acre.
SO acre farm six miles northwest Ottum-
wa. Prairie land improvements fair,splen-
did orchard, price 500 per acre.
226 acres three miles from ottumwa, i'm
proyements good, prairie land, some tilling,
500 per acre.
40 acres two miles west Of Kirkville i'm
proved, price $50 per acre
40 acres joins city limits, North Side.
so acres joins city limits, North Side.
-Four five acre farms near city limits, i'm
proved and well SET to fruit
JOHN II. SPRY,
Office 101 North Court street,
ottumWa, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
This market is furnished by Weare
Grain Co., Chicago, e. c. French, Suite
Northwestern Receipts


Today, 263; last week, 1914;
last year, 81.
Minneapolis Today, 1913: last week
SIS; last year, 919.
Chicago-Today, 100; last week, rs;
last year, 172.
Chicago Receipts Today.
Chicago, Nov. Wheat, 100 cars;
corn, SOB cars; oats. 1872 cars.
Estimated Receipts Tomorrow.
Wheat, 2O2 cars; corn, 500 cars; oats,
290 cars.
Primary Receipts.
Wheat, today, 1,151,000 bushels, and
last year, 1,S11.000 bushels; corn, to-
day, 70S,000 bushels, and last year 451,-
bushels.
Shipments.
Wheat, today. $4,000 bushels, and
last year 1,S55,0O0 bushels; corn, to-
day, 1,043.00O bushels and last year,
$1,000 bushels.
Clearances.
Wheat $4,000 bushels; corn. 3d.
600 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels.
Visible Supply.
Wheat has decreased 26S,OOO bushels,
corn has increased 5000 bushels; oats
has increased 1,357.0O bushels.
Liverpool Cables.
Opening-Wheat, unchanged: corn,
rs lower.
Closing Wheat, % higher; corn, u
higher.
Hog Market.
Receipts today, $4,000; left over O.
500; estimated tomorrow, 10000; Of