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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Gie Gcpplntiun ia San Suminsp.

>GopcShpticn, fl. Sftobcr.-
Mialt melbet, ooB General @ucllito,
Ser iriibcre @oupcrncur bon Monte
Gbrilti, Mounidoiten unb Munition
Sriihen 8uerto Hloto nno Monte
GbriIti gclanbet bot. Enl oominifo-
niideS aououcnboot fan u ipot. Die
9onolne 5u pcrbinoetat. Die @epc'
l%rtioniiteu lprroe1t murgen nod Cd
iohpu marihircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Scdessebn 3pli Sd)nec In Wanitoba

MInnTpeG Won., II. Sftober.
Shneepfliise mliBten be,lte ollge-
nelioet peroen, I'M Ole 9abnueleiic
bon bier iobrbor ju madcn.
Sed)s5ebn Son Sdnce iillo aeiaQen.
{qS. Shermometer ltono belltc iriib
lm lpeItlifcn CANADA auf nlir ud)t
@rao iibcr HuQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

Mblcben. Su boben Alter
bon S3 Sabret lit ol Mittmod,
Irau WorD Grncit geitorbell. Iia
9ecroigung iIlbct Sonutag Nof,
mittag pom Iroucrbaiie Mr. 35t.
Siio.VtountsS troBe. aus auf oenl
n2ouooil.E Bart Srieoboie" ltott. 1roll
Grneit. berelt 8otte, Serr Ionie(
GrneIt. ibr Dor ctliden Snbren i'll
Sobc poronaing, binterlaBt 5fpei Sir,
Der: 'S~errn.Gbnrles Grnslt mo Sri.
Morie Grneit ionic 5iuei Gnfel: 0eu.
mo GDorles grncit.
ScuerH un gel d e NJ
y LAT i SEER ). u. Beah, Der Gu.
perintenbent Der Ygteip Yorf uIlo
Baltimore Transportation &c." ellt,
bedtc geitrrlt @ornlittagg oui Der
@eritc Der BeieQidoit pil Der 2iabt
Strnbs ell 6euer. weldIes bon Der
berbeigeruAenen Seacriuebr id)nell
nnteroriidt ip1lroe. Crit Dor iueniaeit
Wionaten aerietb Die Godanlaee jfpei
Wn[ in Brand uno luiiroa BEL ben,
lettel 9rauoe foIt gdn5lid) 5erItort.
ltnfaIl i'm nYnttcrion.
BART" Sames Sutton. Der "a
Sabre olte @dd)ter bes Sbierpoto.
RUNS im nEatterion Nnrf," fam
gelfern Dor benz Sbiernatoirum Ill
6aq. gr ifliig nit bent aopie ge.
gen Die Steintreppe nuo erIitt cine
erheblihe aopiprnoe. Die ambu.
lang bes oitIiden Iiitrifts bradJte
ben gerlesten nddtbemaS st. Soiepbs.
Soipital."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
2mansia Yailaaierc pcrlebt.

8rcenpillc, 2. g., IA. Oft
Sci Soutb GoItep perungliidte in
Solge bes 9rud)S elmer Sdienc Elm
a;oiioeier5ug Der nSoutbern Moil,
loap," nobel cin SignaImGrter urlb
Gin Eaiiagier ifner uno sipon3ig
Eeiiogicre leid)t perlebt pllrbel. Ger
qon5e 3lig entgleiIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
gns benz MatbhauIe. ,

l~lnfnlten I'M Sabre 1910. - SEER
Gobert Wt. Hotber begrilnoet Die
Soroerung Der 9eboroc.
Shul-Gommiii1r Tobcrt NJ. no
tier, Der 8orliBer beS GomitcS fir
8ergroBeru1g Der Shul-SocilitGtcn,
eridien in Der geltri9en Sibung''bcr
9uogct- Scboroe mo bcnntrogte cine
@tiuiuigung BON $622,620 fir Die
iml udfiten Sabre por5llncbmenocn
@erbeiieauaen in 6ficntIidlen Sdyul-
Spitcm Der. Staot. &r. Nutber er.
flGrte Der Seborbe, boB III Der goll-
sen Stubt bds YebilrilliB mad, nellen
uno groBereu SduleebGuocn lih gel
teno mode. itno boB'oi 9tboroe iif
perpilid)tet' Gabe, nidt uur cine Ins
sobl nciter @ebauoe 5u erridtcn, lors
bern alldp cine slr5abl Der oltcn Shl-
len 5ll pcrgroBcrn beSlu, Nlts5tbouen.
@ie &r. Rotber lerner mtSeinnlloer-
lest, inpolpirt Der obcn ongegebene
getrog Die ausgabe bon $4,000 ais
Die jGbrlid)c Notwithstanding fir
boS fiir5lid bon Der StoOt nllgcfollite
@runoitiid Iiir bas Nllelle Eolptedni-
id)e Snititlt,
GoB Die 9uOBetbeb0rOe lif init
Gem @cbauren trdgt Die Wnrplauo.
Eclephone I'M Hotbbouic 9ouj obSll,
i0uficu. fam bel Der SiBung ooburh
III Gage. Dob Mapor Mnbool bel BE.
retbuna Der Soften fir Den Sclcpbon.
blenlt I'M Seuer- Geportcment nl
Er0iioent Eurriib pon Der 6clcr,9e4
h0roc Die 6rage rid)tctc. ob ons De.
%p0rtcnlent oild) bnnl bic Ncrnltiung
Der Worplonos Telephone lucitcr ilbcll
mer0e, mcull Die Sto0t Oicien Scles
rbonoicHit I'M Hotbbmuic g1n5lih
oligebc. &r. Gorrilb iniormirte Den
Miopor, ooB ct Dies iiir nGtbig ct.
dd)te. 49,
Gie 9uoget6cboroe 9~cnebnli9te Die
rom SltbmoD. Sn9ericur phelps be.
0ntraate TcripiQigung Don 1864. 900
3lr 9eitreitung Der Soften Der Con.
tititcn . Gonitrllftioncn fir ooS Sobr
1910. Alld) ben &oltcuonidIoo Der
W5ugStonal : Gumnliilion fiir 1910
it @6be Doll $1,392,922 rntiiiSirtc
ole 9eboroc.
@ir0 gn dulbigungcu SIT.
ii meiicn.
Soicl.S Slaelticltr Gntcp miro Der
Gontroftbeboroe III ibrer noditcn
SiBnng enc iebr jencr9iIde gntluort
oitf Die pom Stootrotbsmitgfieb III
rid %erbobeten acknowledgements lut-
terbreitelif ST.. ltlrid) bate befomlt.
lid, onrdhliidsr laqee. ,hqH(Bi, pei Ser
gebitng oer @mltrette ltno Der Nus
fiibrung bet arteiter an oct gieren
H. 5 uno' 6 acknowledgement Dor
g%efonncn ieieiL 'qp 7'''
Grblinocter 6euerme9rs
mann 'cHtionirt.
Gie Mit9liebcr Der Seuerbeb6roe
bcid)loiien cinitimmig, Srn. Charles
:. @rifiin, OiitgIieO Der Spribcn.
Gompognie 9tr, II. pelfer ieit Sur.
SEM nit glinobeit Gciblagen lit. cine
Eenlion 81 0%emobrenb. 8riifin'~
9lino6eit miro BON Den aerjten olti
einen llnfol 5uriid0efiibrt, Den CT
mdbreno ocS groBen 9oltimorer
Sronocs in 1904 crlitt. Gr mliroc
barnola bon eiilem Sdlnlid) nit pol
Ter 8lldlt Drgen Die Ait9en eeld)logell.
Seit Der 3eit pilegte "er an altgen-
idlnter5en 5lt Ieioelt mlb 0r5tlide BE.
bonollina ld)ien nld)tss al iritd)ten.
Gor cinigen Wonoten begonn ieine
SebfraIt 1iadbulnlien. itno ieit Sur.
5enl lit Der broue sSeliermebrnloni
polig erblinbet. Seine Henlion MIR.
De ouf $3.50 pro $obr %ungeiebt, Die
Salite bes friiber bon linn beSogenen
@eboltes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
8altimurt's Meieruuire.

GOD Mdoen I'm 8iInpopoers1taI..
Hafe @otano an ben Sones Jdaen
Gnfe Moniebeao an 6ariorosHoab
gafe Clifton i'm -etiftonsBnrf"...
GrutosGnfe i'm sSruiosStusBdrf1.
GnitforosHeferooir, aubertaIb eer
ItoroIin Ell Gtanogrense, 1futfneH
BET DorfaHoao uiln @tatlessSfr.
Sa mpbensHeferocir, 5dussHoab u.
B. Mbenue
Wt. Hobnls3eferooir. ~Grniosoias
Vdrf." bei'm Wit. RonnlsGinaang
~Stgp Geroies" sHsferooir. i'm norbs
tpeftIihen Ibeil bes .Drntbs8tH
Goreit Bari. Hefernoir, 5oreit Bart
3fpei NafetthlrHe. aapa5itdt aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Staot Baltimore.
Nenrr Girdrnpcrein.

Cine itelte &irdlen.S Organization mllrs
be in Der Sd)ulboae Der ocutihcn
lttberiiden st. Sobonnes.aird,c
al Ser observation-disclosures in'a
Seben 9eruien. -Nennt lid) yM0n.
r-Gereini9ling Der oeiltlhen
epongelildeu Spnobe.
,Sn Der Sdulboae Der oeutid)cn III
tberiid)en ct. Sobonnis. Stride on Der
Ode bon Sonlbarbt unh Gutberineltr.
or9anilirte lid) geitern abenb elm
lleiler airfenperein inter Dem go.
nten .Itanner.Sereinigung Der oeut-
iden euanaelii6en Spnooe" bon 9ol.
timore nlh unlgeaeyp&- IS. botten iif
5u Der eriten G%erinmnIllIng 33 Ser.
treter bon llelin peridicbenen 8emein.
ben, mclfe Der 9enonnten Spnooc
o%ngebOren, eingefunoen. Ger 3ipef
Der 1lellen Gereinigung lit. bic Suite
rclien Der perihieoencn @emcinOen 5t
f0roern. ST. ". y. &rel5 ipnrO gum
Erolioenten uno @inmanocrungs.Sn -
lpeftor Sperber sum SefretGr ges
mGhlt. Sooonm nllroe Der Yeld1llb
gefoBt, 5rucimol I'M Sabre M%nlienper.
lommlungen ~ob6ubultcll, ill meldel
i0mmltlidlc Witglieoer Der @emeinoen
BON Baltimore u1o llm9cgellb, Die
BUR oclltid)en cpougcliid,en Sppnonc
geborcn, einDelooen meroen iolen.
Giicnnrbeiter perun II
q lid t. - Sobn $. aellep, Elm im
Sauie Or. 6o6, @elt- 6opettcitrobc,
mobnenoer g%iienarbeiter, itilr5te &c.
tern Nnd)mitta9 m1breno Der Irbeit
i'll 5olge eines Sebltrittes aus Dem
5lpeiten Stodmerf oes HellbaueS Der
5irmo M. s. 2epep & Sobn, Mr. Al
0eit E Sombar0itrnBe, i'll Den aeller
beS @ebGllbes. Gr erlitt BET Dem ges
fGbrlifen Stur5e perifieoele Gippcll.
bride uno brad) ieinen redteit grm
an 5luei Stelen. Ginige arbeits9e.
noiicn iorgteu fiir ieine lle6eriiibrung
nod benz nllmiperiitGtS -Soipitol."
@roBc 8eier in Dorf'
. / ~ II. Cine groBe 3eier gum ait.
al Den oenfpiiroigen 1o9. oil
meld)em Der britiide General Corn
rallis iid Dem 8ererol @oibington
miro am n1diten Gienitag III
Mprftouil, 9n.. itottfinoen unter oen
Der gcieaidaft Der Nnu
fonmien Der lltttcr5eidner Der nmeri.
faniidlen ltnabbangi9feits fgrfl1rluio
rno iibcr 100, 8ertrcter potriotiider
Geical6aiten il BALTIMORE merocn
bcl 6eier b%riipobnen.
0ie gro6eSpcr 70 nj III t.
Ger 0nrontieionb BON 100000 fir
sic erobe Sper lit iett po1itGnoig,
lno galtimomre niro I'M nddJltcn
ySinter 20 srobe Spern.Nuifii6run.
gen in Der vSDric.&olle" ieben.
YaItimorer Corporation
II olpent. Iuf 4ntrag Der,
@ldubiger III Baltimore
ernannte aan5ler Curtis III @il.
Gel, 3errn $. g. @olbs,
borough uno Sobn $. @rop Dol.
Bilmington 81 auratpren Der ySm-
perial Bottle Gap ano Mofine 60"
BON Baltimore, Die utter ben @e.
Gelapare,s nit 81, 100000 ie
rorporirt lpnroe. Gle aurotoren iteG.
ten $4,000 9iirgihaft. 9ie 8l1it.
bigger ~bebaupten. ole Gompagnie isi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

YGHe SIR 9ieiie ms ansIaaS &c.
iorst &. Saline, Nr. 413, DftWaIti.
moreitrafe, maize Gnitom Seaie Aoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
GnftiDns-g nseiecn.

GegnlGrer Serfauf
morgen, Samitag, 16. Cftober,
1890 Gormittags,
II Nurbs2 ibertp. Strafc.
Sir bieie Mutton offerire ih ein
lmnenlcs aiiortiment feincr mn
m%ittelgntcr WObel nnb Sansbalts.
llfcnltlicn, iiir aQe Ibeile oes Souie3
poiieno. 9(uBcr Gbigem perfouie id)
Die gelommten @ifeften zines 8or.
itdotsSeims. llno
Seppidle un0 Gugs.
Serfanf putin.
!. y. Npbmrg,
29S) allftionotor.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
STORM DELAYS STOCK.
Biggest Share of. Tuesdays Market
ing at Chicago Delayed En-
route and Arrived Late,

Stock Yards. Chicago, Dec. s,-The
biggest share of Tuesdays marketings
OF $500 cattle did not arrive IN the
yards until after early hours of trad
ing, the heavy snowstorn1s delaying
trains, and a liberal number of steers
were held upon arrival for the We'd
nesday market. Those which We're
on sale met firm demand at Mondays
10@15c advance, both packers and
shippers buying freely. Quality was
plain, and best steers at hand made
s715, while few lots sold above $3.50,
and bulk Ct plain and medium steers
went at S5@6.15. A small supply of
rangers sold at firm rates, bulk at
S5.65@6.25. Native butcher stock went
freely at strong prices, sales showing
15@25c advance OH last weeks clos
ing Gamers and cutters We're also
firm, bulk $2.40m3.t5. Calves sold $50
soc higher. o prime class making
$3.50. Stockers and feeders sold freely
to country butchers, values holding at
Mondays strong level. Choice feeders
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
DO You Want
Iowa Corn Farms?

In Floyd, Mitchell or adjoining eoun.
tics in Northeastern Iowa? Cheapest
land in Iowa considering Richness Of
soil, productiveness, improvements,
natural DRAINAGE and outlet for drain.
Floyd County, 21x24 miles, $1,000
population, and say 100000 on de-
post in tho county. How is that for
Floyd oounty's black soil? Can't be
equailed in Northern Iowa.
LOOK.
SO acres. $4,000 worth of improve
ments. 2 miles from town. Price $50
per acre.
100 acres. miles from town. $4,000
worth OF improvements. Price $50 per
acre. Part tiled.
240 acres. 61a miles from town. So
500 worth or improvements. Price SOS
per acre.
100 acres. s miles from town. $1,000
worth Of, improvements. Price $40 per
acre.
1O5 acres. all fine tillable black land.
No improvements. Price $3.50 per
acre.
Come and investigate at once. They
will make you money. Prices sure to
go higher before Christmas.
For particulars call on or write to
LAND DEPARTMENT., FARMERS &
MERCHANTS BANK,
Floyd, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09

DUBUQUE, Dec. s.--A unique circum-
stance hovers about the marriage-to-be
of DUBUQUE girl in that not only will
she change her name, but the groom
will also change his.
Miss Marjorie Hustled departed on
Monday afternoon for Seattle. Wash.
where she will Immediately be united
in MARRIAGE to Earl Schenkowitz, for
p'erly of this city, but now located IN
Seattle in business. Miss Hustled is to
be married to Mr.. schenkowitz. but in
all probability will not be known by
the name of Mrs. Schenkowitz for the
treason that at the present time in the
district court of Settle is an applica.
ton from the Schenkowitz family ask
ing that the name be change 10
lschenk. SO in all probability by tho
time the couple is married they will
| be Known as Schenk instead of Schen-
kowitz, as the family was known here.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Best Lambs Make $3.50.

Stock Yards. Chicago Dec. S.-Sell-
ers obtained 15@25c advance for sheep
and yearlings, while lambs gained csc
in most instances. Trade was active
from start to finish and losed at high
point of the day. Owing to the snow
storm receipts We're uncertain and
around noon some trains Were still
back. Prices ruled highest since July.
Fed western lambs topped al $3.50 and
other plain to extra good kinds land
ed at $6.T5@8.10. Native killers reach
ed sS.25 and many good to choice ar
rivals went $7.50mS.15 while other Of
ferings made $6.50@7.40, with most
culls around Sc. 'eeding wethers sold
at SIS with yearlings up to $685.. Mon
tana Wethers landed at $5.40 and
yearlings at $685.. Fed others made
s5.5oQ5.75 and yearlings ranged at
s6.75M1.40, with ewes at $4.T5@5.25
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
WEAKNESS IN HOGS.
Chicago Market Yesterday was Steady
to Cents Lower Than on
Monday; Top $8.57L2.

Shicaao MARKET Yesterday was Steady
to Cents Lower Than on
Monday; Top $8.57La.
Stock Yards, Chicago. Dec. S.-Re-
ceipts at $4,000 were 5000 beyond gen :
eral expectations. but were 5000
smaller than & yer ago. Quality was
better than usual for Tuesday, there
being q smaller proportion of light
weights than week ago. Trade was
slow most of the day and prices aver
aged a shade lower, best selling at
SS.571a, against $50 Monday, $3.50 a
week ago and $3.50 year ago. Lead
ing packing droves, averaging $1,000
240 cost sS.37@8.42 Market finished
weak, with 5000 left. Trains were
snow bound, quite number arriving
too late for the market. Quotations
follow
Bulk of sales :. -. ~. sS.S0mS.5o
Heavy butchers, 24o@3Oo lbs
Light butchers. lso@2so lbs
Light bacon leo@1ao lbs
Light light, isoai55 lbs. 7.soaS.ao
IN. s.4o@s.571s
49,. s.so@s.55
80. ,. s.2o@s.4o
Rough heavy packing !. S.10@S.S0
Light mixed, i75@2oO lbs
..... ...#... ...E5.... S.150S.3a
P or TO best pigs 6o1135 lbs
.... -. -. 6,S0m7.95
Governments and boars 2.so@7.9o
Stays, so lbs doc. age -. 3.40mS.90
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
CHICAGO Grain Futurss,

Chicago, Dec. s.--The grain futures
follow:
highest, s1.09, lowest, SLOT; closed,
$1.09; May, S1.0s.
CORN--Dec. opened, 5sAc.; highest,
5sBc.: lowest, 5Shc.; closed 5SAc.;
May, 62@62bc.
OATS--Dec. opened AVG: highest,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09

and cattle last night to the local pack
ing plant. Mr.. Brasfeld had two cars
of 200 pound hogs and Mr.. Carey OF
Carey & Edwards, brought car Of
hogs and cattle. They returned home
this morning. Both are regular con-
tributors to the thousands of porkers
and cattle slaughtered by John Nor
rell &. Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Do You Want TO
Buy a Fur Coat?

r. You CAN GET ONE cHEAPLY BY ADVERTISING FOR
IT IN THE WANT COLUMN. YOU CAN FIND SOME MEN
WHO HAD TO BUY ONE LAST WINTER AND THIS WIN
TER HE HAS A JOB INSIDE AND DOES NOT NEED IT.
HE WANTS TO SELL IT AND WILL GLAD TO GIVE
YOU A BARBAIN
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Chicago Provision Market

Chicago. Dec. S. The provision
market follows: u
Pork--Jan--s2 1.42.
Lard-$12.40.
Ribs--s11.37.
e-casi1--T4@75c.
Barley--49G663 CSC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Clover March-$ 15.25.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
st. Louis Grain Market.

ST. Louis, Dee S.The grain masSet
follows:
Wheat--Dec. s109ss. -.
Corn--5SMc. 49,
Oats--A1c. saN
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
BRING CATTLE AND HOGS,

j. F. Carey of Moulton and West
Grove, and j. L. Brasfield of Union
vile, Mo, brought q quantity of hogs
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Chicago Stock Yard Personals.

StNC20O CLOCK ara PERSONALS.
Stock Yards, Chicago. Dec. S.-B. G.
Budolfson. manager Of the Farmers
Elevator company Of Plover, Ia, had
hogs on the market yesterday
l.. w. Cress, Sac City, Ia, was on
the Monday market with two loads Of
sheep of his own feeding.
c. M. Lorenzen of DIN, Ia. marketed
Monday two loads of 1435-lb steers at
$500 instead of one load as quoted in
Mondays paper.
Robert Smith of Cowgirl, Mo. was on
Mondays market with three loads of
cattle and one of hogs. He was accom-
panied by his brother John.
John Thompson of Wyoming, Ia,
had two loads Of steers here Monday
that sold at s7.35. averaging 1882 lbs,
instead OF one load as reported Mon
day.
Mike Kennedy. from Creston. Ia,
was on the market yesterday with
three loads of sheep which sold at
S725. He prefers Chicago to any other
market
George Lewis of West Chester, Ia.
who put in last week at the Fat Stock
Show, was here again Monday. hav
ing stayed oyer Sunday to see the
horse exhibit
Ernest Dahms of Sch1eswig, Ia.
was on Mondays market with q nice
| load of steers of his own feeding that
brought ST.15. Mr.. Dahms made a
specially good job of feeding them for
| the time he had them.
! Tony Anton Of Westside, Iowa, ac-
.companied two-car shipment of 1878
| ID steers which sold at $500. This was
| Mr.. Anton's first feeding. He reports q
goodly number OF cattle on feed in his
section of the country.
| John Rickers, IT. of Westside, Ia,
was OF Mondays market with two
cars of 1255-lb steers which sold at
$715. Mr. Rickers has the reputation
OF being a very successful cattle feed
er and prominent young man of his
section of the country.
! G. e. Eyerwein in a letter from
| Palmer, Iowa, states there are very
few cattle on feed in his country
probably so per cent of 1908. Maturet
hogs scarce. Spring pigs not ready
and the supply probably rs per cent OF
1 1908 Corn crop good and quality ex-
i cellent Oats light. About % per CEN
4 of corn in the field.
! Average price IF hogs at Chicago
$40. against ss.A1 Monday, 1926 &
week ago, S5.57 q year az and s4.41
two years ago.
Eleven markets received 1900 hogs
against 10000 week ago and 148,-
600 year ago. Total thus far thi.
week $4,000, against POI, 900 the pre-
vlous week, and 2s9,00o year ago
Total for 1903 to date 21.196000
against 26,044,0oo same period 1908.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Chicago Butter and Ee- arket.

Chicago, Dec. S.--Butter-- Market
steady creamery. 26@33c.
EGGS-Market steady; receipts, q
500; at mark, cases included, 20ia q
251ac.; firsts, 2skc.: prime firsts, SoMt
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
CHICAGO GRAIN ANp PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following market is furnished bJ
7. G. Furnan, grain and stock brok-
er, Rooms and s. Chiffon Blk. New
DhGne 1134
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago, Dec S. Poultry Market
steady. turkeys, 17c.; chickens. 14c.;
springs, 1Ac.
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41&c.; lowest, 41Ac.; closed, 41ssc.s
May, 43hac.
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RANGE or LOG PHIcEs
butchers.
grades,

Range OF hog values at Chicago tof
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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FOR SALE OR RENT-GOOD SEVEN
room house on three acres of ground,
2 acres in fruit and one for cultiva-
ton; located inside of city limits,
and in the best having part of city.
Gives elegant view of city and is un-
questonably one of the most desir-
able pieces of property in Ottun-
wa. Address D-7-A care Courier.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Dec. S.-Butter-- Market
steady: receipts, $500; creamery held
2S@32ac.
EGGS--Market firm; receipts. s.
nm
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FOR SALE FINE FUR OVER
coats, oil tanned, soft as cloth. Nutria
trimmed. bottom Of skirt leath-
er bound. Coat lined with best Saline
gold thread quilted lining. Adyer-
tised by big Chicago mall order
houses at $34. We will show 1T in
their catalogue which we have on
hand. These beautiful coats for
$225O Only two left. The first store
south of Ottunwa National Bank ON
Market street
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT FARM
near Walnut. la. Write l.. j. Neff,
Walnut, Ia.
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FOR SALE-oNLY DRUG STORE IN
town of 1000 population in southern
Iowa. Address D-3-D care Courier.
Ottumwa, la.
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FOR SALE-CoME ON. COME ONT
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! We are doing
the real estate business of southern
Iowa. Write us for what you want.
We can show it to you. McIntire
Real Estate Co., Blakesburg. Ia.
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LOCAL MARKETS
MARKETS ARE UNCHANGED.
The Cold Spell Has Had no Erect or
tho Wholesale and Retail

-" W. QuOtafICnS.
The extreme cold weather Tor w
asst few days has had no effect on 1he
retail and wholesale markets. ne
quotations remain steady and uH-
changed,
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we Q q % ~ W0 . 9 9 WV WWWNWWN

Native wethe-s sold at $5.500D5.75,
while yearlings made $500 @725 Ewes
were most numerous and went at $40
5. J, bulk around 1925, if In good
flesh. Bucks sold downward from 81.
Quotations follow.
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FOR SALE-CHoICE FARMS IN
the blue grass region OF Davis coun-
ty, la. Correspondence solicited. ].
r. Reed, Pulaski, Ia
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALES. C. B. LEGHORNS.
and Orphington cockereis, one and
two dollars each il taken In Decern-
Der. C. t. Lasley, Selma, Ia.
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New York Grain Market.
Bride and Groom Both Change Names.

Notwithstanding
Corn-695sc.
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FOR SALE-BIG BONED BLACK
Langshan r. c. r. I. Reds. Indian
runner brakes, Mrs. HI. Osterfoss
Hedrick, Ia.
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WANTED.

WANTED RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
Commencement salary $500. Spring
exaniinatio everywhere. Candidates
prepared free. Franklin Institute,
Dert. OH Rochester. N. Y.
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WANTED MARRIED MAN WITH
small family to work ON farm by
year. Good references desired. ]. w
Helm, Fremont, Iowa.