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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-13
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ELDON.

A. s. Tyler, clerk in Moore Bros.
drug store. returned home Tuesday
from Spirit Lake where he has been
visiting relatives and friends the past
week
Howard Kinsey left Tuesday for his
home in Muscatine after visiting at the
home of D. w. Altman the past two
weeks. He was accompanied by his
cousin, Paul Altman.
Miss Bessie Cunningham left Tues
day for Brighton for an extended visit
with her friend. Miss Mella Marshall.
Several families finding It to warm
to sleep in their homes have gone 10
Camp Mckinley to camp for a few
weeks.
At o'clock Wednesday morning at
the Catholic church occurred the mar.
riage of j. J. Konnelly OF st. Louis,
Mo-, to Miss Eva Walter CT this city.
They will make their future home In
st. Louis.
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HOG CHANGES
REPORTED TODAY
LIVE STOCK MAakETe TAKE A
DECIDED DRop-RETAlL
FRUITS CHANGED.

The top price In the quotations on
choice hozs today shows $500 for stock
weighing between 200 and 800 pounds
The extra lights have dropped to s0.s'
and the heavies arc down five cents
These are the only changes IN tns
wholesale quotations. Oranges aH u
watermelons are slightly. changed y
the retail markets. Following are the
markets In full:
Hoss-i2o@ $50, $3.50: 1so@2oo
ss15: 1000 900, $500: 400 and over
ss.05; good packers. $5.75; fair pack
cattie~Choice corn fed heifers; s4.ot
@4.50; good heifers, sa.5O0S.7S; choice
corn fed cows, Ss.50Q14.00: good cows
S2.5o@3.25: choice light calves. 1870 q
500; good light calves &4.5o@5; neaVS
calves. $3.50 a 40.
Sheep--Lambs, A@S: yeaeh"kS
s3.753l: ewes, $3.50M?.
Grain ard Hay.
Grain ana Hay. stvees prices-Cess ~
4oc.. straw, S6D7: rye, 60@65c.: corn
55@57c.: hay, ton. sl50i7; wheat. ou''
Hides, Wool and Ta!'ov;.
Hides--No. I curcd. 49,: No. cured
lie; green. No. 1. lie; green NO. =
Wool--Mediun. anwashed. $50
1sc.: coarse. unwashed, IN @l8hc.
Beeswax and tnllow-Beeswax. NO
!. ESQ.,: No. z. 20c.: tallow. No. I. 6hc.;
No. 2. &c.
Rutter fat--No. 2, Poe: grade No
cream, 24c.
Butter. Eeas ard Poultry.
Butter-Packers pay, 15c.: grocers
pay, zoe.
EEEs--Grocers pay, tic; packers
pay, Sc.
Poultry (Theee p,'res are paid ~
the prod ucer) 7isc.: stays. 7c;
cocks, &C.: ducks. white feathered. &c:
ducks. dark fea.hered. &c.; turkeys
11c.; geese. h.. &c.: Suineas. each. 2oc.
spring chickens. 12c.
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SEE ATTORNEY IS
I'm BAD" WITH JURY
Criticises Women Who Came to Trial
to Hear "Unclean and Unholy"
Things; Four Were Jurors
Wives.

Chicago, July Pit was expected
that the case of Evelye Arthur See.
charged with abductjng Mildred
bridges would 60 to the jury today.
Attorney Cantwell, in closing for the
defense cried shame" at the women
who. he said, had come to the trial to
hear a spade called spade" He
did not know that the wives Of four
of the jurors were in the room.
1.-THE women who have come to this
trial day after day have come to listen
to unclean and unholy things" said
Cantwell. They have heard them.
They have filled their low minds with
revolving details and SO long as this
is true they may as we'll hear more to.
day. Shame upon them. shame upon
them, l say.
Gentlemen of the jury, am glad
that none of your wives or sisters are
here" A number Of women left the
room at this time, and Cantwell was
informed that four Of them were wives
of the jurors.
"Of course" he resumed "any
woman may have legitimate interest In
a case that her husband is engaged in.
It puts different light on the matter"
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Chicago Liv. stock; Opening.

Chicago. July 1.-THE opening live
stock market follows:
Cattle--Market steady to shade low
or: receipts estimated at $4,000: beeves
$4.e5@T: Texas steers. $4.60@6.l0;
western steers. $4.7s@5.So: stockers
and feeders, s3@5.7o; cows and heifers
32.25@6.75: calves. tK75@7.75.
Eoge-Nfarket steady: receipts esti-
mated at $4,000; light. $6.3206.75:
mixed, k$s.30@6.75: heavy $6.15@6.72h:
heavy, $6.s5@e.7c1s; pigs, $s.1o@6.so:
bulk OF sales, $6.tetDe.e5.
i Sheep Market strong TO Toe up;
receipts estimated at 10000: natives.
32.60@4.65: westerns $3@4.75; yearl-
ings, $4.i0@5.50: lambs, native. &4.26G
Z; westerns, $<.75@7.
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HOUSES
BuRCLARIzED
VlksoN AND LYTLE HoMTe ON
NORTH COURT STREET VISIT +
Ed az THIEVES.

The first residence burglaries that
! nave been reported to the police for
several months were perpetrated last
night when thief or thieves ransack-
ed the homes of H. J. Lytle, and w. 8.
Vinson, 1882 and 1903 North Court
street respectively. The robberies
/ were not discovered until this morning
the thieves having made their raid and
departed without disturbing the house
hold. At the Vinson home a watch and
about 81 in money was all that was
secured by the robbers and a revolver
and about $3.50 were the spoils at the
Lytle residence.
| The robberies occurred at both
places after midnight but the exact
time is not known. What is most as
ISnnishing is the fact that the thieves
lranoacked the buffets at both homes
but did not touch one piece Of the
silverware.
Neither of the burglaries was dis
covered until this morning. At the
Vinson home the robbers gained en-
trance through kitchen window.
The entire down stairs was ransacked
but nothing has so far been missed in
this part of the house. The robbers
then stole upstairs and entered the
room Of Harold Vinson, the son. Here
they deliberately took the trousers
,, from the bed in which the young man
was sleeping and carried them down
stairs. They took the watch and the
$500 in change, the entire booty OF
the theft from these trousers. The
watch was of the Howard make, case
number 11O757 and movement mum,
Der 91747S, and bears the monogram
H. S. V. Harold Vinson made the dis
covery Of the robbery this morning
when he arose and was unable to find
his trousers He could not account
for their disappearance and search
revealed the robbery. The trousers
were found in the living room. Burnt
matches were scattered over the
floor in great numbers. It is thought
that the fretting of the little Vinson
baby frightened the thieves and caused
them to fee.
At the Lyle home entrance was
gained by removing screen from the
window of the living room. Here
again the robbers showed their bold
ness when.-they entered the room
where Mr.. and Mrs. Lltye we're sleep
ing and took Mr.. Lytle's trousers from
the closet. They took the $1.50 in
change from the purse and threw the
purse on the floor. The revolver was
taken from the library table in the
living room. Here again matches were
found strewn about the floor. The
burglars are thought to have become
frightened before they finished theil
ransacking, as they failed to touch an!
other rooms of the house. 1t Is thu
supposfticl1 that there we're more thar
] one thief because of the fact that thu
window where entrance was gained
was several feet from the ground ant
one man could not have reached i
alone.
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QUAKE RECORDED,
BUT NOT IN u. S.

Washington. d. c., July 12.-An
earthquake of some violence and re-
markable for it's duration was record
ed last night by the seismograph at
the observatory of Georgetown uni
yersity. The tremors BEGAN at 11:27
D. M, and continued until 1913 a. M,
being most severe at 1920. The In
dications were that the point Of oc.
currence was remote from Washing
ton certainly not within the United
States.
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STOCK MARKET
ON SAME Level
STANDARD SECURITIES At LAST
NIGHTS CLOSING FIGURES;
CHANGES FRACTIONAL.

New York, July IL oval Street,
Opening prices Of standard STOCK, STOCK.
were virtually on a level with yestere
days close. The only changes OF more
than q small fraction we're made oy 9
few Of tho less active issues. Louisvin y
and Nashville and MinneapoMs. 81
paul ana saulte ste. Marie advanced
4 and General Electric lost the sans
amount. az. W.
stocks were sold directly after t tnG
opening and the important issues 1el'
to 4 below yesterday's closing
Canadian Pacific sagged ! and Texas
company ~ points; or a,nm.
ruling rate, az; closing bid. 2; onereo
ut ~. "a s az n
2NHe; 90 days, ~ @S' sA '
The market closed heavy. Trading IN
the last hour was utterly s.a aricas
ana the active issues were genefahy -
the lowest level.
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Chicago Provisions.

Chicago. July i2.--The provision
market follows:
Rutter-Market steady; creameries
20R24c.; diaries. 1s@22c.
Eggs-Market easy: receipts. To-
$50 cases: at market. cases included.
SM11Hc.; nrsts, 141:c.: prime ffrsts,
1910.
Cheese Market unEettled: dairies.
1sRl3hc.;. Twins. l20D12kc.: Young
Americas, 1871 @13ac.: Long Horns.
13A @14c.
Potatoes-Market steady: choice 20
fancy, nav, Dbl, $565.25.
Poultry-Market live. firm: turkeys,
live. 12c hens. live. 12hc.; springs,
dressed, zoe.
yeal--Market steady; so to so ID:
WITS. 8msc.: so to IS lb. WITS. 9h@
1o1sc.; IS to 40 lb. WITS, lie.
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Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago. July 12.-The cash gram
Wheat~No. 2 red. s7@ssc.: No.
red. S5@S7c.: No. 2 hard. s7k @S9c,
No. hard. s6h 6s7Nc.; NO. north
ern. $1.0fG1.o2: No. 2 northern, $50
ssc.: No. 3 northern, e0@9Tc.: No. 2
spring, 90@97c.; No. 3 spring. 500
s6c.: velvet char. ss@soc.; durum. 81
Corn-No. 2. s4k@e6kc.: No. 2
white, ssh 0sec.: No. 2 yellow. $50
65%c.: No. 8. 641s @64xc.: No.
white, s5@65hc.: No. 2 yellow. $50
s5hc.: No. 4, 63ls No. white.
6ahs@s4hc.: No. yellow. sah q
64hc.; s. G. NJ. 61hc.: s. g. r., 61hc::
Oats--No. 2. ass: @46c.: No. 2
white, 47MM4shc.; No. 3 white. 46&
@47hc.: No. white, s@4eAc;
standard. 471z M4sAc.
Rye--No. 2. Sac: new. sac.
Rarley-75MS1.17.
Timothy-S9M13.5o
Clover-$9@15.50
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Chic ago Liv. Stock; Closing.

Chicago. July 12.--The closing live
stock market follows:
Cattle--Market weak: receipts, 49,
600: beeves, $4.S5G01: Texas steers,
$460@6,10; western steers, $475@5.90;
stockers and feeders. $3@5.70: cows
and heifers, $2.s5@575: calvse. $3.50
775.
Hogs Market strong to &c higher
than opening: receipts. 2a,Q00; light.
$s.ssm6.so: mixed. IS ,0D6.S0; heavy.
$6.1S@S75: rough, 3s.15B6.35: good to
choice heavy. $s.35@6.75: pigs, $3.50
$50: bulk OF sales. 36.45@665.
Sheep Market strong: receipts. 49,.
000:. natives. $2.6064.65: westerns. IS
@4.70: yeArlinRs, 34<n@6.60: lambs.
native. $4.25D7: westerns. 3l.75@7.
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TWO MICHIGAN TOWNS
WIPED OUT BY FIRE
as the fire at Alpena was said to be
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as the Are at Alpena was said to be
still dangerous.
The high wind was general through
out northern Michigan last night and
from all over the district came reports
OF heavy fires famed to huge proper
lions by the breeze which Is reported
at from forty to sixty miles at various
points.
Forest Fire in Northern Ontario. &
Toronto, Ont, July IA stretch OF
800 miles Of woodland in northern On
tario has thus far been swept by the
forest fire raging above North Bay.
Many deaths are reported and the
property loss will be enormous. Three
towns are wiped out and scores OF
mining camps destroyed.
Thousands of mining prospectors de-
serted their camps in the Porcupine
district and fled before the flames
which famed by strong wind licked
up their shacks and ate rapidly into
the heavily timbered country to the
north.
The destruction at Cochrane, a
town Of $500 inhabitants at the juno.
ton Of the T. N. o. railway and the
grand trunk trans-continental was very
near complete. The people have but
eight small buildings as shelter. AT
the camps from Dome to Whitney
townships were licked up by the
flames, forcing hundreds to the lakes
and rivers.
Forest Fire In New York State.
Lake George, N. Y, July IAN
xiety is felt today for the safety Of a
little hamlet at the base of Elephant
mountain, eighteen miles north OF
Lake George village because Of the
unchecked spread of the forest fire
that broke ont four days ago.
Families Reported Missing.
Detroit, Mich, July 12.--Early re.
ports today from the fire-swept dis
trict OF northern Michigan say that
several settlers families and lumber
camp crew near Wolverine and several
families near Gaylord are missing. OF
the towns Of Oscoda and All Sable
only school and two dwellings in the
south end of All Stable are left stand
ing. Reports continue to be received Of
possible loss OF life at Oscoda and
Au Sable.
Four Bodies Reported Found.
Detroit, Mich, July 12.-The burned
bodies Of three men and woman ARK
reported to have been found toda,
near the railroad tracks at All Sable
according to an unconfirmed report tt
the Detroit News. The four had ap
parently been heading for the opel
fields when they were overcome.
Two Towns Wiped Out by Fire.
Alpena. Mich. July 1.-THE towns
of Tower and Onaway are reported t
be partially destroyed by forest fire'
with heavy losses also at Millersburg
Metz, Posen and La Rogue. French
town, thickly settled portion Of On
away Is said to have been wiped out
The fire reported last night at Algel
was trivial.
Refugees at Port Huron.
Port Huron, Mich, July 12.-Twt
hundred and eighty fire victims from
Oscoda, principally women and chi
dren, arrived in Port Huron today 0,
the steam barge Nike, of Tonawanda
IN. Y.They left Oscoda last nigh
some just managing to get on boart
the vessel when it cut loose, both boy
and stern being onSfire. Many slep
on the decks ePople of Port Huron
are caring for the refugees as few
have money.
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REGISTERS FIVE FARMS.
M. n. Alternately Of Adams Township
Names His Properties Near
BIakesburo

Moses H. Alternately, well known
farmer of Adams township, near
Blakeshurg. registered five OF his
farms this morning when he visited
the office OF County Recorder Law
renee e. Cawley and paid the usual
fee. The names taken by Mr.. Aber-
nathy follow: Iowa Pride stock farm.
Blue Ribbon stock farm, Prairie
Queen stock farm. May Flower stock
farm and Glover Leaf stock farm. The
law providing for farmers to nasle the
farms went into effect July 4, and all
can now take advantage of it by pay
ing the filing fee OF $1.0o with County
Recorder Cawley.
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MARKETS OF THE WORLD
1T Assoc1A
W heat TAKES
A DROP TODAY
BIG RECEIPTS AND SHORT sToR'
AGE ROOM PROVE FAVOR.
ABLE TO BEAR SIDE.

Chicago, July 12-With storage
room becoming scarce here and with
immense bulks Of wheat due to arrive
soon, the price Of that cereal today
took downward plunge. Receipts this
morning were fully up the big total
predicted. sos cars: compared with nine MI.
In corresponding day year ago. The
bears were also favored by clear and
cool weather for the maturing Of spring
crop in the northwest. AS result
commission selling was liberal and sup
port poor. Opening prices were x to
NC lower September started at 200
soAc. the same change from last night
as the market taken altogether. 4
drop Of saAc followed.
| Black rust rumors from Minnesota
led to a rally The North Dakota state
report had also bul:ish effect. and SO
did seaboard talk Of exporters. The
close was firm at .90x for September,
Ia net gain Of u.
(, Corn .ased OF on account Of the
showery conditions prevailing over
much OF the belt. September opened
at 1s@A to h@kc down, at e5h 70
65%c, touched 64Bc and rallied 20
65Mc.
Crop damage reports Notwithstanding
the fine weather brought the market Il
return OF strength. The close was
uuOydHt WIFI Sept, ! az lSS hiSAeA -
67h @67Ac.
Oats traders received their cue from
the corn market. A number Of yester-
days buyers turned sellers In conse-
quence. September started y toAs
on. at ASH to 46asc, fell to +5%c and
recovered to 46Nc.
Provisions held steady with hogs.
First sales were enc lower to &c up,
with September delivery 1850 tor
pork 81 20 for lard. and $3.50 to S.62h
for ribs.
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RErAIL MARKETS.
Flour and Feed,

Flour ana feec--oraham flour, pc,
shorts. per cwt.. s1.i5; bran. Ger cwt;
$3.50: ear. corn per bu.. Soc: shellet'
corn. par bI.. bEc.: hay. per cwt.. s5c.
straw. per cwt. soc.: oats. hu,. &C. :
,eism she'll. per owt.. Soc: flour. per
sack. Sl.3Sm1.s5: corn meal. 10 W
sack, lsc,; corn md oat chop. per cwt.
s1.S5: oat straw. bale. Soc: barley
esc.: oil meal. nes cwt... $40;
Butter. Eaos and Poultry.
Eutter. eggs and cheese-Cnuntry
butter. lb. 2s@3oc.: Sept. creamer!
butter. SOC; eggs, pes doz. 17Mc;;
po,,ltry--Icese. II s21mc.: turkeys
22@77c,; live springs, 1sc;: . dressed :,
lse.: ducks. dressed. ID. eoc.
Salt ash-Mackerel. 1o@sse.: eel
l5c.: white fish, pail. Coo: herring. &c;
goldfish. 1o@1sc.: lake fish, pail. SOC. !.
Fresh hsh--Cathsh. h.. Soc: trout
Fresh nsh-wn,te FISH. 1sc.: h:r,cns
''e.; trout 17'sfi: Fruits.
Fruits-Eeg plant. 100: to'nstoss
h., Zoe: cherries. q cts, 25c.: Calf
cherries, Ib.. 25c.: hananas, c0m25c.:
lemons. per doz.. 35c.; oranges. 80. a
and Soc: pineapples. 10. Is and 2oc
blackberrles. 15c.; red raspberries zoe;
sooseber.ies. 15c.: currants, 1sc.: va
termelons, 25@4oc.
Vegetables.
Observation-Disclosures. per peck. 40c.i
cabbage, head, &C.: cucumbers. each
5M1oc.: green onions, lunches. &C.:
read lettuce, 10R1Bc.: lettuce. for sc;
mons. h., &C.: parsley. bunch so 1oc
adishes, . for &c.: watercress, bunch
&c.: new beets. 2 for Sc; rhubarb
for &C.; cauliflower. head. zoe; new
potatoes, peck, 6oc.; new pie plant,
10, &C.: garlic, H.. 2oc.. green Deans
h., ING: wax beans lb. 12hc; greer
peas. at, 10c.: head lettuce. 100
15c.: Rock Ford Gems. 10c.: for 25c.;
black raspberries, qt.. l5c.: new corn
doz. 12hc.; apples. PIX. S5c.; turnips
nix S5c
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New York .Provis,ens

New York. July 1.-THE provision
market follows:
Butter-Market steady; receipts 10,
s76: creamery extras to specials, 24aD
25hc.; process, extras to specials, 210
21hc.
Cheese Market steady and un-
changed.
Eggs-MArket irregular: receipts
1885: western gathered whites. ITO
zoe.
Poultry-Alive, steady: springs, 20G
21c.: fowls, l4D14hc: turkeys, lie:
dressed. arm: western broilers. 17@
&c: fowfs, westerns. 12h @15hc.;
turkeys, 12@15c.
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woMEN's CAR SMASHED.
Miss Mae Thompson Of Murray 81.
tinq in Car When Load Of etuoeo
Ornament Fell Upon II,

Ornament Fell Upon Il,
Des Moines, July. IAN automo-
bile trip to Minneapolis in car
driven by Miss Mae Thompson Of
Murray almost came to an abrupt An
ish shortly after the arrival OF the
auto in Des Moines yesterday, when
a load Of heavy building material fen
upon the car.
Miss Thompson and her companion,
Mrs. J. c. Allen, also OF Murray. were
seated in the machine in front OF the
Overland garage, where they intended
to have some repairs made on Z tire.
They had scarcely stopped Ahsn
ten ton stack Of stucco ornamA stion
which was piled upon the sidewalk
near the curb, fell over on top OF
them.
Neither woman was hurt, but the
hood Of the car was damned out OF
shape and lamp was broken. Miss
Thompson holds to her original inten-
ton of reaching Minneapolis and will
proceed today.
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St. Louis 1.-Two Stock.

st. Louis. NO. Jaly 12-The live
stock market follows:
Cattle-Market steedy; receipts. g.
900: native beef Steers, s4.5o@6.75:
cows and heifers. S36s.5o; stocl,ers
and feeders, $3.7o@475.
HoRs-Market steady: receipts, 49,
600; pigs and lights. se.5o@s.7O: pack
ers. -S4M6.50: butchers and best heavy.
$6.s5m6.7O.
Sheep-Market steady: receipts, s.
500: native muttons, &s.25@425; lambs
$4@7.10.
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FORMER Iowa Man Is Dead.

Washington. July Bob Motifs,
a former Washinxtonian. died at Chi
cago yesterday. He was one of the
richest colored men IN the United
States. At the time of his death he
owned and ran the Pekin theater,
with saloon In connection, said to
be the only theater in the world run
exclusively for colored people. He was
so years old. The body will be brought
here for burial
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CATTLE Lower
AT CHICAGO
BULK OF HOGS GO At YEsTER,
DAYS RRlCEs-cHoIcE.
LAMBS STEADY.

Chicago, July 12--There was a heavy
supply OF cattle, and with exception,
r = h grade steers and yearlings. the
n.srket was a little lower. Prime steers
sold at $3.50.
Hogs were steady at start but weak
ened and then turned strong, and the
bulk of animals went to packers ut
yesterdays prices. The top was $3.50
for prime butcher hogs.
Choice lambs sold steady: others
were weak. Sheep were unchanged.
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WALKER is ADVANCING.

FormeF OttUmWa Young Wan Is IdthtI'
fled With Large Portland,
Oregon, Bank.
Ira T. Walker, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
T. P. Walker. 223 North Wapella
street is rapidly advancing in the
banking business of the west Upon
leaving Ottumwa Mr.. Walker became
connected with the First National
bank Of TT. Collins. Col, in the ca
pacity of teller. This was the bank
in which G.. F. Trotter. also former
Ottumwan. was cashier. Mr.. Walker
has now gone to the Lumberman's
National bank at Portland, Ore. in
whirh 10 holds lucrative position
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! Kan... CIV L;xa a+ock.

Kansas City. Mo-, July 1.-THE live
stock market follows:
Cattle-Market steady; receipts, s.
0o0; native steers. $4.75@6.75: south
ern steers. s3.40@5; native cows and
heifers. $2.25ms.50: stockers and feed
erse. 92.75@4.75: western steers, $45o
@6.25
Hoes-Market steady. receipts, IT,
o00:, heavy. Ae.s5@6.Se; hackers and
butchers, $6.30@s5o: light, $3.50
,645.
Sheep--Market ten cents higher: re-
ceipts, 1000 muttons, $3.40@4.25;
lambs, Sb.75@7.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-13
Car Lot nsesipts.

What-Eo5 cars. with 4ss Of con-
tract grade.
Corn-17s cars. with S. Of contract
grade.
Oats-33 cars.
Total receipts of w:,eat at Chicago.
Minneapolis and Duluth today were
$40 cars. compared with $40 cars last
week and 175 cars the corresponding
day year ago.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-13
TWO CASES FILED.
An Assignment and Quiet Title
Action in the District Court

Two petitions have Just been filed
in the district court. The first is an
assignment matter in which John M.
Redmond assigns his merchandise
stock at 119 East Main street to o.
L. Campbell in satisfaction Of his
debtors. The second case filed is a
quiet title action in which John Swan,
son is the plaintiff and John Hill ct
al the defandents.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-13
ST. Louis Cash Grain.

ST. Louis. Mo-. July 1.-THE cash
grain market follows:
wheat-Market nrG,: track. No.
red. s41t SEC: No. , hard. S7@9Sc. >
C,orn-Market higher: track No. 2
67M m67Nc.: No ? white. 6s@6SAc.
Oats-Market steady; track. No. 2.
49,; No. white. SIC.
Rye-Market steady. sShc.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-13
Omaha Liv4 Stock.

South Omaha, Nebr.. July 12.--The
live stock market follows:
Cattle--Market steady: receipts, H.
100; native steers, 34.5o@6.60; cows
and heifers. $3@5.5o: western steers.
s3.50M5.<0; stockers and feeders. $50
3.
HoRs-Market steady to stronger:
receipts. 1880: neavy, $e.2506.35:
mixed. $6.25@6.35; light. $6.35@S.45.
Sheep Market stronger: receipts q
o0n: sheep. $3.e5@e.5o: lambs, $3.50
|1.25.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-13
om.ha Cash Grain.

Omaha. Nebr. July 12.-The cash
grain market follows:
Wheat-Marlet u to 1c lower: NO
2 hard, s56s7c.; No. 3 hard. s4Rs6c.
Corn-Market 1c higher: No. white
65A a. &c.; No. 3 white. 65h @66c.: No.
2 yellow. esq m65Ac.: No. yellow
65A m65L.c.; No. 2. 6a665Ac.: No. 5,
64A 665Ac.
Oats Market tac higher; No. !
@45hc.
Receipts-w Wheat. 7s: corn. 4s: oats,
81.
Shipments Wheat. %: corn IS: oats
rs.