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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
THE PENALTY OF OVERWORK

Work has been mans lot since the
creation. but a day Of toll should not
have it's penalty OF pain. Why is it,
then, you ask, that backache So often
follows? It Is because the modern
tendency is to overwork, to tear
down faster than nature can rebuild.
An unnatural strain is thrown upon
the vital organs, and more especially
upon the kidneys, which have the
work OF f1tertng the blood free Of
waste and poison.
The heavy tax of overwork- the
Dtrain upon the back that is 80 COM
mon to many trades and occupations,
Is too great. The kidneys begin to
fail In their work and there 10 a
double danger to health. The poison
Gus matter collects in the system, and
the Kidneys themselves begin to break
down.
Pain In the back is only warning
Of trouble in the kidneys. An in
dammation has set in, and a disorder
ed condition Of the urine soon becomes
apparent
Too much or too little urine with
constant desire to void the secre-
lions; any noticeable deviation from
the normal color; the appearance Of a
sandy sediment, proves disordered
condition Of the kidneys, that needs
luick attention
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From Fridays Daily.

Oil tar and pine tar at sargent's.
Miss Mabel Burnaugh Of Liberty.
Vile, who was in the city on business.
returned home yesterday.
Miss T. Yoder Of 1881 North Main
street, left yesterday for Eldon to
spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Crowner of Ba-
tayia who were in the city on bust
ness, returned home last night
Paris green and London purple. Sar-
gents.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Wing of Agency returned
home, after a short business stay In
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hopper of Mystic,
who spent the Fourth here returned
home this morning
G. Johnson of Blakesburg, who was
IN the city on business, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. bred Shetka of Melrose and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shetka of Abba
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Fisher Of Ito South Adella
street.
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BLACK HAWK.

Observation-Disclosures. Nora Ellis ana
son. Roy, of near Centerville. visited
Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs.
Nora Brown.
Miss Mamie Smith of Floris spent
one night last week at the Miner
Barnes home.
Charlie Brown was business caller
at Ash Grove last Saturday.
Luther Morrison Of this place was a
pleasant caller near Unionville Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Wade Good and son.
Master Dale, spent Sunday with rela-
tives at this place.
Misses Elsie and Nettie Ostern OF
Unionville visited over Sunday with
the Misses Robb
Misses Lottie and Jessie Brown were
Armorsdale callers Sunday evening.
Misses Dora and Bessie Robb visited
few days last week with friends and
relatives at Udell.
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CALDWELL'S
v AS TANNED
FULLY 5000 oTTuMWANs SPENT
THE FOURTH ON THE HEIGHTS
EAST END DREW MANY.
WEST END HORSE RACES
Trot Was Won by Joe Datn In Fact
Time-Winners Of the Other Races
All Parks Received Their Portion Of
Pleasure Seekers.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Never since the opening Of Cald-
wells park several years ago has such
a crowd congregated on the heightha
as that which assembled yesterday aft
ernoon and evening. Early in tho
morning the stream Of pleasure seek.
ers began to arrive at the park and by
the time the fireworks display and
band concert commenced In the even.
Ing, fully 5000 people were in the park
with hundreds Of others lining Second
street.
Redman's grove IN the East End
claimed vast crowd for the day also.
as we'll as Rock Bluffs. In the East
End a carefully arranged program
was carried out and an Grafton on the
day was delivered by Rev. w. H. Hor.
mel, pastor of the East End Presby-
terrain church.
The facilities for transporting the
picnickers to Rock Bluffs, or rather
the lack of facilities is all that kept
q larger crowd from going there for
the day. AS 1t was, the boats piled
back and forth all day laden to the
limit each trip. It was estimated that
between five hundred and eight hun.
dred people spent the day or part Of
the day up the river There also
music had been provided and refresh
ment stands were doing service all day
long.
In addition to the crowds at the
various parks, any number of private
parties and clubs held piolics by
themselves either at private residences
IN the country or in the woods skirt
Ing the CITY. At no time during the
day however, did the streets present
q very deserted appearance and the
noisy demonstrations Of the fourth
lasted FROM midnight to midnight with
q generous lap on both sides.
The Races.
The horse-races at the old fair
grounds in the West End drew O gen.
erous crowd early in the afternoon.
The Fifty-fourth regimental band play.
cd there prior to going to Caldwell's
where 1t played all evening.
Following are the races and entries,
with the drivers of the different
horses:
1885 trot-Entries:
First--Joe Dain, driven and owned
by j. l. King.
second-Miss Rlaney, driven and
owned by A. Meeker.
Third-Buster Brown, driven and
owned by Fred Stevens.
Time-1:25, 1920 and 1922 made by
Joe Dain. Purse 500.
$3.50 pace-Entries:
First-Promise Wilkes, driven and
owned by A. Meeker.
Second--Leora D.. driven and owned
by ]. l.. King.
Third-Motsy, driven and owned by
l.. A. Meeker.
Time-1:lSh and 1913 made by
Promise Wilkes. Purse $500.
Quarter mile dash and repeat--En
tries:
First-Bess!e X, ridden by "Biddy'
| Trtmble, owner ]. L. King.
| eecond-Lady M, ridden by Harr,
Gray, owner Ralph Williams.
Time-30 and 29A seconds. Purse
$50.
Automobile race
| Races could not be run on account
OF track. Dan Mcclure made half mil,
run In 81 seconds on exhibition.
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MIscREANTs STARTED FIRE IN
OLD SWEDISH MISSION sTRucT-
URE LAST NIGHT
CUTHOLEs In THE WALL
Mischief Makers Broke open Back
Door And Stuffed Burning Paper
Between Lathlng And Walls -
Firemen Prevent
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Built in 1881 by a faction of to
Christian church-sold in 1885 to the
Swedish mission church and sold
again In 1900 to Mrs. Lottie Allen, the
present owner, the old frame church
at GIT East Main street, abandoned
now for many years past, narrowly es-
capped destruction last night by an in
cendisry blaze started by miscreants
In the interior of the building about
11:40 o'clock.
The prompt action of the central
fire department Is all that saved the
building. On both sides of the old
church frame residences are located
less than twenty feet distant, occupied
on the west side by Mrs. NJ. ]. Holt
singer and on the east side by Mrs.
Walker and Mrs. Llewellyn; these
also narrowly escaped being in what
what bid fair to be general confia-
grafton.
This morning member Of the
Courier STAFF and the assistant fire
chief, Alvin Tomlin, visited the scene
Of the fire. The door In the northwest
corner Of the church had been forced,
okAO loSh DCAne5 UAOhCn. W. ASAOo WSao
chopped in the west wall from the in
side and piles Of old paper had been
stuffed in the walls between the lath-
ing and the outside framework. This
paper had been lighted before the
mischief makers had made their es-
cape.
One of the fires had gained consid-
cradle Roadway and was blazing fierce
ly when the chemical wagon arrived
on the scene. The other had gone
out, although the paper was still
smoking. The building, being very
old and dry, would have burned rapid
ly in all probability. spreading the
flames to surrounding property.
A peculiar instance in the affair is
that almost Immediately after the fire
had been started. the alarm was turn
ed into the police station and from
there to the fire department. The
blaze was from the inside of the
church and a.. that time not yet visi-
BILE from the exterior.
| So far, no trace can be found Of the
miscreants.
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IOWA CASUALTIES
REACHED BIG TOTAL
CONTINUED from Page ~

burg yesterday and as a result three
persons are quite badly injured.
Misses Harriet and Cora Wilson.
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Will
son of Hedrick. were thrown from
buggy by a frightened horse and are
considerably bruised. The accident &C.
CURED just west Of Martinsburg, when
four Of the young women were on their
way to the celebration. The horse be-
came frightened and overturned the
buggy.
The nine-year- son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Bane, Of Martinsburg was ser.
iously injured by Roman candle and
it is reported that he will. in all prob
ability, lose ON eye
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TENT MEETING
ARE SUCCESS
EVANGELIST BARRETT coNTIM.
UEs WORK AT ELDoN, SPEAK
ING TO GOOD CROWDS
(By the Rev. M. D. Reed.)


Eldon, July 5.-The people attending
the evangelistic meetings in the grove
this week find 1t even more pleasant
as meeting place than the tent. The
interest has been somewhat distracted
by the saloon closing question, but
still 1t has held up well and much good
is being done.
There were no services on the
Fourth, that being taken as rest day
and on Saturday evening instead there
will be a meeting.
The sermon on Wednesday night
was on 1.-THE Cost Of Forsaking God"
It was based on the phase In the book
Of Jonah, 80 he paid the fare thereof"
But. said Mr.. Barrett, the few coins
which the shipmaster demanded for
the ticket was but an infnitesimal
part Of the payment the prophet had
to make for his infldelity. Far beyond
the money was the peace Of mind that
he lost in his bargain. Moreover It
cost him his self respect; also the re-
spect Of his fellow men. He paid too
his good name getting instead name
that Is to this day synonym for dis.
aster.
And all this, concluded the preach
SC, Is DuC Cuo 4lluSCF6IlOu O1 Wu6A 6v'
eryone gives when he enters into an
agreement with death and a coven'
ant with hell"
It was put with telling effect and the
faces Of the audience showed /. deep
thoughthlnes The strain Of feeling
mas not been permitted to come into
the sermons. Those have been made
straightly and strongly evangelistic
But the situation sometimes SO serious
and sometimes SO ludicrous merits
and usually gets some confederation IN
the preliminary remarks. For instance
Mayor Bradley's interview In Wednes
days Courier was too much for any
one with sense Of humor to pass
by. That "disorderly houses" are es
sential TO the good order Of the towr
rather stirs the risibles. And theI
that the city 10 practically in the hands
Of a receiver within two days after the
disorderlies quit paying up Ia most toe
much to masticate. There are some
passages in the book Of Proverbs thai
seem we'll fitted to the case.
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WEST END ITEMS.

Switch engine No. 1904 Is In the
Milwaukee round house for repairs,
Rev. J. e. Cummings of 228 Clarence
street returned home this morning
from a business trip to Washington.
Ira Hubble of North Clarence street,
left this morning on the Milwaukee
for a short visit with friends in Mys-
tic.
The Aid society of the West End
Presbyterian church will not have Its
regular meeting on Thursday on ac-
count Of the Fourth.
Mrs A. E. Fisher and son, Lloyd, OF
Eddyville, ARE visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs H. g. Keen Of Mcpherson
avenue
Mrs. Ben Lawrence of Tindell street.
left Monday for Visit with her par
ents. who reside in Seymour.
Mrs. Fred Ready and daughter, Vera
of Rock Island, arrived this morning
for visit with Mrs. G. H. Bigham OF
McPrehson avenue.
Mrs Blanche Endicott Of Eddyville
is visiting Mrs H. e. Kerr of McPher-
son avenue this week.
Mrs. e. H. Haley Of West Main
street returned this morning from
visit with her son, Fred Stevens, OF
Highland Center.
John Franklin, brakeman on the
Milwaukee, will leave next week on
two weeks vacation In Missouri ana
other points in the southwest.
Mrs. John Loughton of Cone arrived
this morning for short. visit with
friends in the city.
Fac Sylvester of Farson is visiting
friends in the city
T. Sevester of Farson arrived this
morning on the Milwaukee for short
visit with friends in the city.
e. Davis of Mcpherson will spend
the Fourth in Ottumwa.
w. A. Miller and family of West
Second street will spend the Fourth In
Martinsburg.
H. K. Fuller of Farson arrived this
morning on g business visit in
Ottumwa.
James Delania, an engineer on the
Milwaukee. is on the sick list.
| G. r. Funk of Russell street will
leave tonight for Burlington on a bust
| ness trip.
l John Haekins Of Farson arrived this
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morning on the Milwaukee for short
visit with friends in the city.
Albert Fitzgerald Of North Benton
street, returned last night from a
business trip in Charlton.
George Sterling and wife Of North
Mclean street. left last night for a
short visit in Omaha.
Joseph Turner of Harrow's Branch.
who was recently injured in Hyde,s
mine, northwest Of the city, is improv-
ing as rapidly as could be expected
from the nature of his injuries.
c. r. Funk of Russell street will
leave tonight for Lucas, where he will
spend the Fourth.
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c. JOHNSON'S
BODY HERE
REMAINS ARE BROUGHT HOME
FROM aALEsRuRo AccoMPAN,
led BY BROTHER EMPLOYEES

Accompanied by q delegation Of
members from Galesburg lodge No. "a,
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen, in
n casket beautifully adorned with
floral tributes rendered by his many
friends, the remains Of the late Carl A.
Johnson arrived in the city Wednes-
day afternoon on Burlington No. 9
from Galesburg, where he died yes
terday morning after being crushed be-
tween two cars while switching in the
yards.
The Verdict.
THAT the affair was an accideh
pure and simple was the verdict
reached by the coroner's jury. The
verdict follows:
We, the undersigned, sworn to in
cuire into the death Of Carl A. Johnson.
on oath DO find that he came to his
Death by being ptnched between two
c.. B. B. @. box cars on July g. 1907,
Fat $3.50 a. M, while disehargtng his
duties as a G.. B. & @. switchman nt
aaieshurg. Knox county Ill.
Personal Sketch.
Carl Albert Johnson was the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. O. johnson and
years ago. He came to Galesburg
from the OLD country twelve years ago
and for the past Eve years has been
employed by the Burlington. He first
worked as brakeman between thil
city and Aurora, and during the past
year has been q switchman in the
humps Last October he was united
in marriage to Miss Minnie Pomeroy
OF Ottumwa, who Is III at the present
&isne at the home OF her parents. In
addition to the wife and the parents,
the following brothers and sisters sur
vive: VIII. John, Selma and Esther,
Of this city, and Emil Of Wataga.
"The deceased was confirmed at the
Swedish Lutheran church in 1898 and
was a popular young man. He was
member Of the Burlington Relief.
The event Is unusually sad in that
Mr.. Johnson had just completed the
furnishing Of fine little new homo
for his bride and the couple were COM
pleting arrangements for moving into
1t as soon as the wife improved. He
was also member Of the B. R. T."
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Other Accidents.

Othor Accidents.
Standardization Catfel. 8 year
old Imogene boy, bit torpedo and
had bid hole torn In his cheek.
Creston.-Charles Sanks has hand
seriously injured by explosion of fire.
cracker.
Adair.-Russell Magerill, aged 49,
suffered possible loss Of eyesight by
the explosion Of gun powder in gas
pipe.
Dyersville.-Louis Schroeder has
thumb blown off by cracker.
Albia--William Callwell, arm LAGER.
ated by exploding gun barrel.
Chariton-Ray Rutherford, bad
burns on face from premature explo-
sion.
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EeIaIsne Win at Henley.

Henley, England, July 5.-The water
carnival closed today. The Belgians
won the grand challenge cup for the
second time in succession, defeating
the Christ church of Oxford by a bare
length.
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Drunk Fails Off BRIDGE,

Oskaloosa, July Crank 5tringfel-
Ter fell off a bridge last night on his
way home. He had been celebrating
the Fourth ana had become "fraszled
to the forelock." He suffered frac-
tured skull and three broken ribs and
will probably die.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York. July 5.-Butter-FIrm-
common to extra, 18@22
imitation creameries, 21@21h.
Eggs-Firm. Firsts, 10: official. 49,
thirds to seconds, 13M@15.
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In Desperate Straits

In Desperate Straits
are many, who could be cured by Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumr-
ton. Csc and s1.e0 F. B. CLARK
Court and Second: ]. II. L. Swenson &
Co.. Court and Main.
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Another Victim

of an accident. Editor Scheule of Co.
lumbus. Ohio, was cured of his wounds
by Bucklen's Arnica Salye. Try It, Csc
F. B. Clark Court and Second: ]. n.
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viii Lose sioht Of Eve.

Webster City.-A giant cracker
which exploded in his hand yesterday
will cost Harry Terrell the sight Of his
loft eye. Barrett Brown and Robert
Blankenbuheler received serious injur-
les from Roman candles.
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La Hurt in Runaway.

vinton, July 5.-Charles Reed was
badly injured yesterday while attempt
ing to hitch team In tandem to q
float They became frightened at an
explosion and ran over him.
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ottunwa chautauqua Date 10 July 20
to 28 Inclusive.

Owing to an error in the copy. the
Gates for the Ottumwa Chautauqua
were recently printed wrong. The
Chautauqua will be held July as to u.s.
inclusive.
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Leo is Blown of.

Grinnell, July 5.-Albert Mccoy will
probably die as the result Of the pre-
mature explosion OF giant cracker.
His left leg was torn off below the
knee
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

LCCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Thursdays Daily.
Rexall dyspepsia tablets at Sargent's.
F.. n. Rump Of, Mystic, who arrived
here yesterday Is visiting at the home
pf Mrs. G. Otto at sos Ellis avenue.
Mrs. Minnie Stewart OF 5o4 Finley
avenue left last evening for Farson
where she will visit today with friends.
Whirling spray syringes. sargent's
Mrs. w, g. Russell Of 102 South
Willard street Ia In Nldon spending
the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Smith Of Eddy
with friends.
Catherine McGill Of SIT North Wa.
pello street left yesterday for Douds-
Leando, where she will visit friends.
Metal (horse) syrdnges at sargent's.
Mrs. d. Owens Of Eddyville, returned
home yesterday after short stay on
business In this city.
Mrs. B. M. Henderson of Agency ar
rived in this city yesterday on bust
ness,
Miss Helen McHldery of Fairfield
a. visiting at the home of MIR. and Mrs
G. r. Ingram Of 119 Pone1nah street.
Mrs. G. Thompson Of Farson, who
mas been in this city on business re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. T. L. Lathrop. who lives at 21a
North Moore street, left this morning
Tor Kirkville on visit.
Miss Mary F. Brown Of Abba, who
was visiting g. H. Jandrews at 1873
Moore street, returned home this
pornlng.
Sargent guarantees Rexall catarrh
cure.
Masters Web and Ray Sewers, who
live at GIG Chester avenue departed
yesterday afternoon for Selma on q
visit.
The Misses Grace and Mary Suits,
429 North Court street left yesterday
Tor Kirksville where they will make
q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fredersckson OF
enoon are visiting at the home of G.
Donaldson on West Second street.
Blacklegoids for blackleg at sargent's.
MT. and Mrs. ]. Fleming and daugh.
street have gone to Hedrick where
they will visit relatives.
Mrs. q. Hahn and daughters, Ethel
and Ruth Of TAI East Second street, de-
parted yesterday Afternoon for Hamtl
Ton to visit relatives.
MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Love, Leo and
Edward Love of All Chester avenue
are spending the day with Mrs; Loves
parents, MIR. and Mrs II. Buedell, liv
ling southeast Of the city.
Neasham sells the best watches.
MJas Ortha Johnson, who lives a
POS West flourish street, left this morn
ing for Melrose to spend tho Fourth.
Mr., and Mrs. 8. Nj. Snyder Of sol
Clinton svenue left this morning fol
Abba, where they will visit.
Mr.. and Mra. ]. A. Johnson and sor
81 22B North Mclean street, departed
tuAo LUZ ANU W NaoAI WA
relatives.
Sargent refunds money if vinol fails
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ]. Williams ant
daughter Florence, whose home Is a
TIT Church street, left today for Albis
On visit.
Mrs. w. A. Boone sud son George o
Leon. who have beef Sisiting at thu
home Of r. p. Walker. S23 North Wa
pello street returned home last night
The Misses Alice Reeves and Moss
Funk, who reside at 6S7 West Mai1
street and 225 Wesley street. departed
this morning for Kirkville on a visit
1 Owing to an error in the copy, TIL
dates for the Ottumwa Chautauqui
were recently printed wrong. Th'
Chautauqua will be held July IS to 90
inclusive.
.ss3sssssss,s;
From Fridays Daily. Eisss33 ss#
Oil tar and pins tar at sargent's.
Miss Mabel Burnaugh Of Liberty
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Injured With To" Pistol.

Dubuque, July Erred Keracheski.
aged IL, had his left hand badly torn
In using O toy pistol.
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sioux CITY Eaoapes Lioh4Jv.

Sioux City Eeoapes lightly.
Sioux City, July 5.-There were no
really serious accidents here. Byron
Shurtliff. Freeman Authier and Frank
Hardy had their hands badly burned
by giant crackers.
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MARKETe BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
rkI...~ I t,,> SAaeL- Ra,nl.oA

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, July b.-Cattle-Receipt
$500; strong to 100 higher. Beeyes.
s475@7.S0; COWS an >lifers, S1.75@
$50; stookers and suece.~, S2.9o@5.25;
good to prime steers, $5.80@78o.
Hoga-Receipts, 10000: steady to a
saadG .5 nseess in eay sssosa %e
rough, s5.4o@5.70: good to choice
hsavy. S5.s0@6.0o; bulk sales. $3.50
600.
sheep-Receipts. 10000; steady. $500
@e,15; yearlings. s6.1o@6.75; lambs.
s5.5e@7s0.
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New York Poultry Market,

INV r0TN UuTtIy W6TNots
New York, July 5.-Poultry.-Aliv
quiet. Spring chickens, az; fowls, IA;
turkeys, II. Dressed-Easy. Broilers,
22@25; turkeys, 1904; fowls, ITO
1917.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
wAoLEs..Ls pss.czx

FURNISHED by John Morrell & Co.,
Ltd. at IL a. m., July 81
Live Stock.
Hogs, over 100 lbs ......... SEQ
Hogs. over 20G~ibs. ........ $50
Sows ....,.... ..,........b. 10 9'b. 80
Choice fat sows, per cwt.. 2. $500. IS
ne,u II. choice tat uaifsrs..
per cwt. .................3. 90 @4.9o
Lambs .......... ....'....b. abV .. oo
TAI .aneep. per cwt, :....::.e: w % .. %
Choice veal calves. 1so@lse. COG %
Turkeys ........ ....,..... 10
10 ...... ....... q. oooA.N
The YorNshtrs craatnery company
quotes bntter fat today az follows:
No. /. peg ID. .............. y
No. per lb. .............. 19
Poultry.
FURNISHED nv Swift g. Cs.)
Young spring chickens, lb. ). i
Cocks $50. .............. az
Ducks. full feathered ...... 90
Geese ............ .....>,.. Uo
esrein and Hay-atrfst Prioes.
FURNISHED by w. p. Jones g. Coz
Oats ........ 81
Rye ......... ........... 5o@5s
Corn. per bustal .......... SO
wheat ........... .'...... ouH 81
Hay. per ton ....... 10. 00612 90
Oats straw b .oO@b w
Du'te- and Esoa.
FURNISHED by John B. Dennis Coz
Butter packers pay ..... 16H
Eggs. packers pay ........ 12
didsa, woo. and Ta!Iow.
FURNISHED by SHERMAN Rros.}
Hides. cured, No. ........ II
Cured, No. 3 ............. 10
| Green. No. l ...............
Green, No. Q ..............
Wool, tub washed .......... 32@3A
Medium, unwashed .... 28@2i
Coarse, unwashed .......... 2e@26h
Y3ecswax, No. 1 ......... 24@25
Beeswax. Ito. q ............ 20n2s