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The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
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Fairview school will have "a two
weeks vacation, 49,
Louis Arnold is in Burlington
spending the holidays.
Mrs. Julia Whiteman is entertaining
her brother from Uttumwa. -
John WhitsoD. who is engineer al
the mine in LOckman. will move his
family there soon.
r. Ellwods little boy had thumb
hurt by getting it caught in the gear
ing of a grindstone.
Dave Ankney was in the neighbor
hood last week buying stock hogs to
put in his feed yards.
Mrs. Morgan Jones is at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Dick Davis, In
White City, helping care for the sick
folks.
Marshall Baldwin went TO Missouri
Saturday to look for new location
and Lud Rittermeyer went with him
TO visit at the parental home.
John Hopkins Is feeling better and
is now able to walk a little. II has
been two months since he suffered
stroke of paralysis and last week
several OF his friends called to cheer
him.
The house ON the Lew English
farm burned Tuesday morning. Del
Harding and wife. who lived there
were on their way to Oskaloosa, but
were reached by telephone and the
neighbors saved most of the household
goods. but the house was totally des
troyed.
The township board VIII meet thu
first Monday in January at the votin;
place to close up last years business
For the next two years the member
OF the board will be: w. H. Sisco
John jaeger and M II. Tuilis. ~
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
WRIGHT.
Brownie.
nna 90
DeC. %.

d. X. Unsicker went to Pella Thurs
day.
DR.. Baldwin has been very busy fol
the past month.
| There will be a Christmas tree al
Union church Christmas Eve.
1t is reported that We are soon &c
hear wedding bells in our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harrison return
ed from visit in Nebraska Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allsup went tc
Kansas Wednesday to visit relatives
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Carpenter came
from New Sharon Monday to visit rel
atives.
Mrs. Maggie Hammond spent few
days in Oskaloosa with her sister, Mrs
Henry Meyers.
Mrs. VIM. Bond spent several days
in Oskaloosa last week while her hus
lband was in Des Moines.
Oliver Votaw bought span of fine
gray horses near Rose Hill last week
and also sold a span of mules IN Os
kaloosa Saturday.
A very nice program was given by
| the pupils of Miss Gertrude Sullivan
at Maple Grove school house Frida!
might to a well filled house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz and Mr.. an(
Mrs. Chas. Leo, of Cedar Rapids, were
called here Friday morning by thu
death OF the ladies' father, Mr.. JOIN
lGunsaulis.
| In the telephone message regarding
1.-THE death of John Gunsaulis the state
ment was made that he had taken ;
drink OF ginger ale and that 1t hat
ibeen prescribed by physician. /
was said that he took such a drink, blu
we did not say that it was prescribe'
by physician, and as there is but on
physician here the statement nigh
least a reflection upon him as well a
myself, and for that reason We wis
Ithis correction made. The facts a
NEARLY as we can get them are tina
Mr.. Gunsaulis took drink OF the cir
ger ale at his Office about 10 ocloc
lin the forenoon and that when he wen
Ito dinner at noon he made no CON
lplaint, returning to his Office, wher
.labout o'clock ! saw and talked wit
him. About o'clock he seemed to b
In and soon attracted the attention O
mis- brother, who advised him to g
home and physician was called. II
suffered until O'Clock a. m, whel
death relieved him. 49,,
II Dec. 80. w. W. Wright.
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Sc EvERS.

Mrs. Ralph Duffy Is ON the sick list.
Mrs. II. A. Gum ishon the sick list.
Henry Foster went to Chicago Sat.
urday to spend Christmas with his
daughter and family.
II. A. Gum celebrated his seth birth.
day Dec. II and few friends were in.
vited to help him. Mrs. Gum gave
him smoking jacket.
Several from here went to Des
Moines to hear the Welsh singers and
they report that the entertainment
was the best they ever heard.
Mrs. Green Bibbs, colored, was ar
lrestcd by Constable J. A. Bell for us.
ling profane language and disturbing
the peace in the company store. The
trial was held in Justice Pratt's court
"Wednesday and she was discharged
upon promise Of good behavior.
Sewers Sunday school held the!r an
nual meeting last Sunday with Pew
A. Eastman as presiding officer. . The
following officers were elected: Snpt
Jonas Mabie; Asst. Supt., o. B. Ram
baugh; Secretary, Hinman Prirrie; III
brarians, c. Conklin and Miss Prirrie;
organist, Mary Davis. ....
Dec. %. ri ]. A. D.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24

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WITH SINCERE GRATITUDE

WITH SINCERE GRATITUDE
MAYNE ARNOLD thanks the man.
friends whose good words bringin.
him large business made 1908 q pros
porous year. a -# s.rr
Nothing but the kind recommends
tions Of delighted patrons made sucl
a result possible.
In commencing Prof. Arnold for de
fectiye eyes many things should b,
! considered First, not another towr
in America the size of Oskaloosa has
an exclusive optical store and relia
BILE optician, which makes Mayne Ar
nolds residence here credit to Os
! kaloosa.
| Second-The extensive variety o.
stylish frames and glasses-especially
rimIess eyesiasse, gives opportunity
for satisfying selection at Prof. Ar
| nold's.
Third-EXtremely 'ow prices and
glasses of finest quality gives ad
/ vantages to buyers equalled by nc
! other CITY in Iowa.
Fourth-More important than all
Mayne vArnold's Ion experience and
trained Judgment, modern appliances
and accurate methods eives assur
rance of the utmost benefit for eyes
possible to accomplish by optical
science.
What follows is proven as conclu
sively as the presence of the sun at
MONDAY that because of benefit fol
precious eyes, the saving of money
the credit to our city and county
makes il duty to say good word
for Mayne Arnold and boost for
him is a boost for Oskaloosa and for
eyes. ta.".H1,-,l
Finest guaranteed solid gold spec
tacles and eyeglasses-rim and rImless
fitted with Mayne Arnold's New
European indispensable method, IS
Many inexperienced dealers dwell
on what becoming eyeglasses they
can sell you. Don't forget that eyes
can be easily ruined with glasses
which are becoming. IL not skiIfuIly
adjusted, and that so far as hand
some glasses so, Prof. Arnold has the
most extensive variety of stylish
elegant glasses in Iowa, and positive
ly lowest prices.
At his optical store, 32l West High
you get not only the most handsome
glasses, but also faultless fitting and
safety for eyes. Eye medicines free.
Permanen price for solid gold glass
es, $500. Everything low prices in
proportion.
These extremely low prices will not
be increased until Jan. Is, 1910.
A Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to you all.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
ROSE HlLl.
pec. 2s

Mrs. Tim Barnes visited with hel
sister, Mrs. Jarvis,
Mrs. Tom Beatty visited relatives
at Sigourney last Saturday.
H. L. S.ringfellow sold Tom Beatty
so head of hogs last week.
| Tom Beatty shipped two carloads
OF hogs to Ottumwa Monday.
J. H. Dunn, of Delta, was in Rose
Hill talking insurance last week.
Harrison Fry, of South English, is
visiting his son, who is K. /. agent
here.
Lydia Warrick, of Ottumwa, was q
recent visitor at the Glen Neither
stead home.
Miss Florence Wharton will spend
Christmas with her grandfather, Jack
Morrison, of Hedrick.
Mrs. Eph Smith, Of Oskaloosa, Wis
tied with her daughter, Mrs. Dwight
Jarvis, the past week.
Dr. Harry C. Carver and wife, OF
Hutchinson, Kansas, arrived for q
visit at the parental Dickson home.
Ed Stringfellow, of Longmount
Colo, Is here to spend the holidays
at the parental H. L. Stringfellow
home.
Bennett Joiner has moved his house,
hold goods here from Newton and he
and his wife are now at home 90 a.,
their friends.
James Small and wife, of Delta
were here looking over property
with the intention of buying and were
guests at the Netherstead home.
Fletcher Norris recently sold team
Of work horses to Dwight Beaman, OF
Delta, for $3.50. He also sold span
of fine colts to Oliver votaw for $3.50.
Frank Goddard Is visiting at Rose
Hill at the parental home and as the
schools are closed for two weeks he
will have a good opportunity Of Wis
iting the school marin
w. ]. Kelly, of Wapello county,
visited with his father-in-law, F. M.
Kemp. last week and while here
bought a load of Stock steers from
Frank Shaffer and took them home
with him to feed.
H. L. Stringfellow shipped a carload
of hogs that averaged 357 lbs. and a
load of steers that averaged 1850 lbs,
all Shorthorns. Grover Stringfellow
went through with them and return
ed home Saturday.
Dan Augustine and son shipped
five carloads of steers to Chicago the
past week that averaged 400 lbs and
we're smooth and well fattened. Dan
and son went through with them and
returned Friday night.
o. ". NASBY, JR.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
WHITE OAK.

John A. and Gus Swanson Dutchered
a beef Friday.
J. p. Larson has bought a new
cream separator.
Ernest and Axel Olson went &c
Buxton Saturday.
Mrs. Will Hawkinson and son Lloyd
went to Oskaloosa monday.
Ed Alexander and Will Hawkinson
sold hogs in Rose Hill riday.
Will and Simms Hawkinson deliver
cd apples in Oskaloosa Tuesday.
Albert Brostrom, who suffered with
an attack of grippe last week, IS able
to be out again.
Clarence and Helen Swanson We
to Oskaloosa Tuesday to do thell
Christmas shopping.
Walter Anderson suffered severely
with pleurisy for few days TINS
week, but is better.
Annie Larson is seriously i'll witt
appendicitis and it is thought that al
operation will be necessary.
Chas. Anderson, JOIN Swanson ant
Andrew Larson sold some young cat
tie to Kemp ~ Wymore, or Rose Hill
Saturday.
Autumn CHII.D
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LINCOLN.
Dan -
DCI. 81
w. w. Wright

Abel Hicks has his telephone ready
for use. ..
J. s. Reynolds is. suffering from
Abel Hicks moved into their new
house last week.
Union school will have vacation dur,
ing the holidays.
Mrs. Briggs called on Mrs. Reynolds
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Andrews visited his daughter,
Mrs. Glennye, one day last week.
Inez Steddom departed for Missouri
Tuesday for visit with relatives.
J. A. Reynolds made business trlI
TO Adams township Tuesday.
j. S. Reynolds returned home las
week from an extended visit in the
east.
Mary Hoover Eimer and Esther
Hicks started to the Union school las
week.
Mary Reynolds visited her friend
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SIX MILE.

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Frank Brown, OF Fremont. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Lewis Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson, of oskaloosa
spent Friday with Mrs T. D. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lockers returned
Monday from visiting relatives of
Monroe.
The sale at C. A. Porter's Monday
was well attended and everything
brought good prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shaw were Sun.
day visitors at the Harvey Malone
home near Eddyville.
Dave Thomas returned to his home
in New Sharon after a short visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaw.
Ed Lewis was an over Sunday visit
or with his cousins, Bernard and Cor.
don Schultz, of Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams have
returned from Abba and are visiting
at the Geo. Schultz home. ..
A. f. Child and wife, of Evans. and
Geo. Child, of Buxton, spent Sunday
with Jesse Lewis aud family.
Mrs. T: b. Wilson and aughters
Maggie and Nina visited her mother
Mrs. Harriet Smith, last Sunday.
The stork visited the Jake Lockers
home Dec. 16, and left little daugh.
ter. Mother and child are doing well
and Jake is singing Bye Baby Bye"
Dec. 81. Bonny.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
The Wool Market.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 23.--The scare
ity OF stock, the firmness of prices and
the absence of extensive dealings are
still the features OF the local wool mar
ket. There is, however, a slight ten
dency to easier prices In poorer grades.
The leading domestic quotations range
as follows:
Domestic Ohio and Pennsylvania
aeeces, Xxx, 34@35c.; X, 314S2c; NO.
| washed, 38439c; No. unwashed,
l37m3Sc; fine unwashed, 23M24c; hait
blood combing, 29@30c; three-eighth
blood combing, 2S@29c; quarter blood
Icomblng, 2702Sc; delane washed, $500
I37c: delane mwaShed, 2SM29c. S. .
Michigan. Wisconsin and New York
lueeces- Fine unwashed, &c; delanc
Iunwashed, 26@27c; half blood unwash-
ed, 26m27c; three.eighths blood un-
washed. 2G@27c; quarter blood I'M
washed, 25W26c.
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri
Three.eigbths blood, 27@2Sc; quarter
blood, 25@27c.
Secured values - Texas fine, IL
months, 60UG2c: fine, to months.
SOFAS SIC; fine, fall 4S@50c.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 52G SIC; mid
die county, 43046c; southern,37 @3Sc;
fall, free, 40443c. rs
| Disqualification No. staple, $40
CSC; eastern clothing, lSW5Oc; Valley
No. i, Asa iSc.
Territory-Fme staple, G2@ sc: fine
mediums. staple, 57@59c; fine clothing
566I SOC; fine medium, clothing, 19m
sc; half blood, 54N5Sc: three-eighths
blood, SEA SAC; quarter blood, 47m49c
Pulled-Extra, 5SM62c; fine A, $50
SOC; supers A, 50@ SIC.
St. Louis, Dec. 23.-Wool-Firm.
TERRITORY and western mediums, ia
2lc; fine mediums, 15G17c; fine, 12@
lac.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24

Mr.. Wheeler bought several good
colts last week Of Ed and Bert Bru-
baker and Ed and John Fox.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nc
Even, Dec. II, nine-pound boy.
Mother and son are doing well.
Irwin Greggs, who was operated on
for appendicitis recently, Is getting
along nicely and the nurse left last
week.
Saturday, Dec. 10. was Edna Pendar.
Wis 18th birthday and number of
young people were invited to help her
celebrate it. She received several nice
presents and refreshments being sery-
ed the guests, all had fine time.
There were Christmas trees at Cedar
and Maple Grove school last Friday
night and one at Round Top on Thurs
day night, and next Friday night there
will be one at the Zoar school. The
students will have a two weeks vaca.
ton.
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WHITE CITY.
Bonny.
Dec. 81.

Christmas time is near and no snow
yet 's @>.
Girls, there are only few days o
leap year left.
The White City school will enjoy &
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Sophia Buzza, of Marion, la.
is a guest at the VIII Thomas home.
Glen Thomas, of Highland Parl
College, spent Sunday with his par
entS.
The Sunday school scholars are
busy practicing for the Christmas en-
tertainment. M@
Mrs. VIM. Thomas, Mrs. Jessie vii
son and Mrs. White were Oskaloosa
visitors Wednesday,.
Miss Olive Ryan, one of our teach
ers. will visit with her parents in
Oskaloosa Saturday.
John Christian, who has been chop
ping wood for Mr.. Garrett, is talking
of going to Texas soon.
Mr.. Hinshaw, who has been an eff
Gent teacher at Cricket, has been
chosen for principal of the Fremont
schools and will begin his new duties
after the holidays.
AN OBSERVER.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Items Of Interest Gathered By Her
ali; Correspondents.
oLIVET.

The mine here is running about full
time at present.
J. b. Jones, of Des Moines, was in
town Saturday looking after business
matters.
The attendance at church Sunday
was the largest the writer mas ever
seen during his years residence here.
and We hope it will continue.
VIM. Lunsden, of Ottumwa, took
charge of the engine at the mine
Monday. He is a practical engineer
and mechanic and holds a first-class
certificat,
II. A. Wilson. of Newton, was in
town Tuesday and reports that the
Jasper county farmers are through
gathering corn and are now selling
it for 80 cents a bushel.
MIR. ReiIyeId informs US that the
coal trade is good and that he wants
to increase the capacity of the mine
TO one hundred tons day. He is a
hustler and will get the trade II going
after it will win.
J. K. Dielman, who has been toI
boss and book-keeper at the mine here
Saturday 'urned over his work to VIM
Wcece, the mine foreman. This is
the first time the mine has been man
aged according to statute and We
now have a certified foreman and en-
gineer,
John Dolan, the section foreman
will resign his job January LIST, as he
is now past 10 years of age and has
been in this place on the Rock Island
Ry. for the past thirty years contin
uOusly. He and his wife are now old
M teelI;. ..GC VIC wcuid IKE Il see
him pensioned fer tie rest OF his life
SO that his last days might be easy
ones.
Mrs. Samuel Keel preached to 1
large audience at the NJ. p. church
Saturday night and Sunday. Being
earnest and full of spirit, Mrs. Kee
istan able and impressive talker. We
expect her work win result in mucf
good here. for the harvest is grea
and the laborers are few at present
Mr.. and Mrs. Keel and little daughter
while in town were cared for at tn,
home OF j. Z. Mcdowell.
John ST. Clair. the man who was
arrested here recently and taken {,
Peoria, H., TO answer charge Of
assault and battery, returned to hi
family last Saturday night, a fire.
man. At the trial the charge agains
him was not sustained and he wa
released. He feels deeply grateful L
| the people here for the assistance the
gave him and bis family during tbei
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
AUTUMN CHILD
CEDAR.

J. c. Coleman and family went to
Illinois to spend several days with rel
|atives.
Christmas trees and programs at the
Fairview, Cedar, Wright and Fremont
churches. -...
Lewis Arnold expects to spend
Christmas in Burlington with relatives
and friends.
All remember the oyster supper and
sale at the M. Il. church basement
New Years Eve. -s
Mrs. Mary l.. Garrett, Mrs. Ed Fox
and son Guy departed for Illinois to
spend the holidays.
Everyone is busy getting ready foi
Christmas and many went to Oska
loosa last Saturday.
The Brubaker families are expecting
relatives from Nebraska to visit then
through the holidays.
Mrs. Davis, who lives near Oskaloo
sa, returned to her home after visit
| ing at the Eli Arnold home.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
PERSONAL
tFrom Mondays Daily

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wetherwax left
today for a months visit with relatives
in Weber, Kans.
Louis Longwell and family have
gone to Wellman to spend couple of
weeks with relatives
Frank Benscotter, who has been Wis.
iting relatives here, has returned to
his home in Des Moines.
Mrs. Toby Myers. of Kansas City, is
home to spend Christmas with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Wareham.
Mrs. Olga Sarver, who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs. J. G. Lewis.
has returned to her home in Albert
lea.
Miss Lillian Moore is home from
Rockford, H., where she is attending
college, to spend the holidays at her
home in jefferson township.
Roscoe Hill has resigned his posi-
ton as chef at the Royal Cafe and
leaves for Seattle, Washington, during
int "SCh " ItuidiH BSi hlduNhNN.
Miss Marie Kalbach, who has been
in attendance at Dana Hall at Welles-
ley, Massachusetts, has returned 10
her home here for the holiday yaca-
ton.
Ralph T. Gilchrist, of Rush Medical
college, Chicago. arrived in the city
Saturday evening aud will spend the
holiday vacation at the home OF his
parents in Spring Greek township.
Tie engagement of Miss Sara
Graves of Chicago and George kalbach
of Oskaloosa is announced. Miss
Graves is sister of Mrs. r. D. Wal
ton of this city, with whom she is Wis
Sting. A small company of relatives
and friends were entertained at dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Kalbach, No. sos High avenue east,
Sunday afternoon in honor of Miss
Graves. .r.s..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
(From Tuesdays Daily.}

H. II. Roe was a passenger Sunday
evening for Chicago on a business trip,
Miss Lille McCune has gone to her
home in Kirkyille to spend the holi'
days .
Mr. and Mrs John Richards, Of Del
ia, were business visitors in Oskaloosa
yesterday. .-s.
Misses Edith and Ethel Ireland, of
Fremont, visited oskaloosa friends
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Pirch went to
Ottumwa this morning for few days
visit with friends. ..
Campbell w. FAN. has gone TO Grand
Rapids, Michigan, to spend the holi.
days among relatives.
Rev. Eugene Allen delivers his
lecture The Man of the Iron Mask"
at Cedar this evening.
John G. Moore went to New Sharon
this morning for a visit with his son,
VIII Moore and family.
Secretary Edwin Perry of District
No. 10, U. NJ. w. A., was a business
visitor in Buxton to-day.
Mrs. Efiie Wilson went to Des
Moines this morning for couple of
days visit with Mrs. Z. James.
Art Rosenblatt is expected home
from the Boston school of Technology
TO spend the holiday vacation.
Calvin Burtchby has resumed his
duties as driver for the Adams EX.
press Company after a months vaca,
tion.
DR.. Morseman and wife, OF Pagosia
Springs, Cal, arrived this morning
for few days visit at the Eph Smith
home.
Mrs. Mary Haynes was a passenger
this morning for Los Angeles, where
she viii spend the winter with rela
lives and friends.
Mrs. F. II. Mcdaniel and daughter
Miss Maisie, departed this morning
for Muscatine aud Let's, for couple
or weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. s. b. Wilson and DIR. Barnes
went TO Des Moines this morning tC
be present at an operation TO be per
formed upon Miss Hattie Lyons, who
went several days ago.
Mrs r. II. Byers and son David. o
Chicago, arrived yesterday for a yisi
with her mother, Mrs. Anna GmnelI
ZIG Fourth avenue east. Mrs. Byer
viii be remembered by Oskaloosi
friends as Miss Elsie Evans.
Mrs. Mary Gunnell who has beer
visiting at the home of her son, DaviC
Gunnell, ZIG Fourth avenue west, re
returned this morning to her home il
Sabula. Iowa. Mrs. David GunDel
accompanied her as far as Pickering
Or. Harry Carver. recently Of o.
kaloOsa aud Rose Hill who recent
established himself in good practic
in Hutchinson, Kansas, has sold
successful property and business I
his advantage and goes to Provo
Utah, where a desirable location ha
been offered him.
James G. Gunsaulls, son OF th
late John Gunsaulis of Wright, arrive
home THIS morning from PORTLAND
Oregon. summoned by the death of hi
father. All OF the children will ther'
fore be present for the funeral whic
will take place at the Union church q
Wright at one O'Clock D. m, Wedne
day.
The Willis Willholt home northeai
OF town Is made happy in the presenc
OF the eldest dadgIfter, Mrs.Clytie Ro
who with Mr.. Roe Is back from the
new home Ia Canada. where they too
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24

Mabel Warren, and attended soical
at the J. b.. Mccurdy home in Oska
loosa,
Dec. 20. G.. e. Ranium.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24

There Is a farmer in Jasper county
who has lived there forty-one years
and never untfl last week visited
Newton. afr
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24

The Christmas shopping crowd be.
comes more animated as the time
for the holiday draws closer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24

Brubakcr viii be township clerk ant
Frank Powell. assessor.
TEL e. PHONE.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24

trouble He went to work Monday
morning. X. w.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
Chicago, Dec. %.

Chicago, Dec. %.
Official receipts yesterday: Hogs
23,904; cattle, 5,193; sheep. 11,226.
Official shipments yesterday: Hogs
G,205; cattle, 1857; sheep, 1,152.
HOGS.-Receipts today, $4,000. Mar
ket strong to sc higher; quality fair;
mixed and butchers, $5.20@5.S5;
good to choice heavy, $5.25@5.S5;
rough heavy, $5.25@5.45; light, $4.S5
$3.50; bulk, $5.35@5.7O; pigs, $500
Ats. Clearance yesterday fair: es
timated receipts tomorrow, 10000.
CATTLE.-Receipts today, 21,OUo
Market steady. estimated tomorrow
5000; beeves, $3.50@775;. cows and
heifers, $3.50 900; stockers and feed,
ers, $2.60@4.75; westerns, $3.50@5.5o.
SHEEP. - Receipts today $4,000
Market steady; estimated tomorrow
10 200; sheep $2,60@5.00; lambs, $3.50
@77O.
Hog market closing fairly active at
the advance, strong to sc higher. 1op
$685.. Mixed and butchers, $4,000
5.S5; good to choice, s5.25@5.S5; rough
heavy, $5.25@5.45; light. s4,S5@5.60;
bulk, $5.35@5.70; pigs, $3.60@4..S.
Cattle market closing weak.
Sheep market closing steady. ..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-24
Cash Quotations.

Cash Quotations.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Quiet and steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, $1.05@1.07;
No. 8, 9Sc@$1.06; No. 2 red, $1.02a@
1.03as.
Corn-No. 2 ,57@57Ac; No. 2 vel.
low, 57@57Ac.
Oats-No. . white, 50hc; No. 3
white, ASA @50c.
Rye-No. 2, 74@74Rc.
Flaxseed-No. / northwestern, $1.4S,
Timothy Seed-Prime, $3.50.
Clover-Contract grades, 1915.
Short Ribs-Sides Ooose), $3.50
S.25.
Mess Pork-Per bhl.,$1462RQ1475.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, $3.50.
Short Clear-Sides (boxed), $S.37h
4S.621s.