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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

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Die io5ialbenlofratiId)en Geier babcll
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inn neue Ibonnenten gerpinnen 5l
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bes Heoafteurs ais ~vllunpi9en Settel
fir Die cigenc Saihe"; 4nbere balten
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faul ibre berberblih 9ldtter
gu berbreiten, aber manhcr &atbplit
lit an faul, elm @erbreiter Der @ a b r.
belt 81 fem.
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INSTRUMENTATION Nahbarn 3uerit
eiu fnt6oliiher Nadbar %eefommen
mare. I'M cinen nclen Ibonnenten fir
bas fatboliihe 9latt 5I eetpinnen.
I6er Der Sp5ialiit fam suerit,
ipGbrenb Der &atbolif bas bisden
slrbeit iheutc. GO eebcn ms manfe
a~atbolifen nerloren burdb ben giniluB
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fat6oliiher 2eier, bdtteit es bieIeift
perbiiten fonnen, tpenn Oh MIR
Seinem Ha6barn cinmal n%neeratben
bdtteIt elm fatboliides 8lntt at
rebmen, tpenn On linn nlir 5lir Yrobe
eiumal Sein fatboliides 9latt binz
iiberseifidt bdtteit.
Sebcr mu6 arbeiten fir Die fatboz
hide Sade. limb er tbut es, inz
benz er arbeitet fir Die fatboliidc
Greiie, Der Yrieifer ipeil Die fatboliide
Yreiie iein Selfer, iein Iitmiiiionar
lit; Der eetp06nlife 2aie dber audi.
ipei( er bas 8cbpt Der 9tebe fennt,
bas lautet: iuenr Sn Seinen @rnber
retten nnb better MAIDEN fannit nnb
tbueit es niht, 10 bit Su niht tuertb
bes Namens clues Gbriien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
(Silr bieic 3cituns bear6eitet. }
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itdnbe, uno umgefebrt baben piele
t!eiue Srtihaften Sele9rapbenz @ers
binpiln8, an peld]c iih leift Yoits
dntter obnc &ermebrung oes Yerios
mails anidlieben lieben. Die bis
berige 3rennuns Der beioen Sieuifs
Sueige iuiro siueifelus sur Suele
pieler nnn0tbiser 9~lussaben.
Ser critic telegraph III Den Ser.
Staatcn ipurbe in Den Sabren bon
1914 bis 1S47 auf grmddtigung
i~eitcns bes Gongreiies bon Der 9uns
besrcgierun8 betrieben ilup ans 5abls
loien @riinbeu lit es ratbiam, DAB
mar aii Die Hcgierunss> Gontrolle
ipieber suriidtommt. lleber Die Irt
Der @riperbung Der Sclesrapbcns
Ginien ieiten5 Der gunoesregicrung
81 eilem beitimmten SfdsungSiuertb
cntbdlt Der Yara9rdpb 5267 Der repis
birten Statlten bcreits Die erforoerS
Iiden @orihriiten.
vWteines Graftens iprehen fiir Den
9etrieb Der Selegrapbens 8erbinounz
gen ieitenS Der 8unbfsregieruna Die
ielbcn @riiuoe, ipelfe fin Die llebers
nabme Der Yoitperipaltung maB9ebenb
seipeien iinb. Sufolse Der alisgeoebnz
ten Organization Der Yoltperipaltun9,
uuo ibrer @efretung bon Steuern unb
anberen 2aitcn fam Die 8e9ierung
ln8lpeiielbait 9eiieres fir 9~eriugere
@ebiibren ~lciiten, ais Die Sripats Sc
ieaihafteu. suRer Der Ginfiibrnus
eiuer allsemciucn Iafetpoit, welde bic
0ffentlidje Mcinnng INNER brinseuber
fprpcrt. fann nnit fif nifts Wprthcil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Anrrkennmme nnh Gliid-
,umnfdJ.
Gnreh. 8. 9. San. 1912.

Carer, 8, 9. San. 1912.
Wertbe Serren @pnner!
@inlieeenb finoen Sic $500 CUR
ge5ablun9 meiner 3eitung fir bas
Sabr 1912. Rein Announcements
Sobr 6esinut am 81. Sanuar. tpomit
bnnn Die 3eitune be5ablt lit bis gum
81. Sanuar 1913. Bite ienbm Sic
mir ben .8%esensburger Marienfalen>
Der. Die 3citun9 sefdQt mir.
Sabren Sic 10 fort; bas 9Iatt lit lcbrs
reid unb nnterbaltenb. Sd ipilrifc
Sbnen Slid unb Segen fir bas
neue Sabr!
Meter Mpes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
(Spe5iell fir oieie S~cituug.)
8eanemer altea ,nnt Rnbua.

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beiler,
llnb ihlaee frditig bas Can't tam
bd5ll;
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llnb tdmpit fir Seinc .neltc Hid)z
ting" bis auf's @eiier.
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bod berebren,
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nid)t riieit;
Sic 5iiruet nift, ipenu 9u alid,
TAPER liieit, -
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belt 81 beIebren!
- Is ottfrieb. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

Che Die Sunbcs : YoItpcripoltuuo
an oiele Nclcrimg C&erirnatlihun9
oes ~Sele9rapben) berantritt, ioatr tic
Der lpctt brin9liGerch aQgemcinen
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bta!gen Yatets Yoitbienitcs @eltuim a.,
pcrldlatfen lltd)cn. Grit bos Cine,
lpas Moth tbit, oanu ldBt iidl ilbcr
a anoere INNER nod friib5citig ocz
mug Hntb pfle9eu. = .Nclu gorfer
NbcnNblutt"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

Sm INSTRUMENTATION r@ors
iudrts" lieit man Solsenbcs:
Gin bci6cibcner Tors
hlag.
nSas Tationa(s Gomitc Der Eartei
bat beihlpfen, Den rGbriitidn Socinlz
ut" lpieoer auf bic 2iitc Der Yarteis
bldtter 81 ieeen.
.Wenn baS gebt. bann ipdre es
nidt mebr ais bilis, ipenn aud Der
rSreibenfer" (Milipaufce), Der often.
tatip fiji uniere Yartei eintritt. auf
Die Cite Der Yarteis 3eitunsen Tame.
.8ir madden hermit einen oabin,
gebeuben @pridlag unb eriuhen Die
8enoiien I'M 2anoe, ba5h ibre WFei'
ming 8u Iaaen."
Ser sipcite SaB beltatist. ipas elm
SoSialiit nno Sreioenfer unperbliimt
in einem Yampblct iustc: "Seber
Srcibenfer ioltc Elm So6ialiit. unS
ieber SoSialiit muB Elm Srcibenter
ieinl" 8ie Der .Gbriitian Socialiit"
iih aber bar1iis einen Ieim mad,t. ut
unc bleibt Gin 8atbicl.- ~Ggccllior,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

@crm cine Srau 5lpiId)cn Sen Sin.
perm lino Dem @attcn 6l ipGblcn hat,
'ic9t rtet't bdS Wutterber8"-io mo
ilolcrt aud, Die gcfeicrte S~pcrnidnaez
rim Sral Sfumnnnz Seinf ibrc acs
plnllte Sdcibrng bon ibrent icbi9cu
@attell, nit Dem iic nionit" aau;
9llidltt lcbte llnb ben tic iibcrnus
hod9cld,det = mad ipic Dor! Sic.
Stunt Der Srau Sdyumanns Scint
mo ihr bdlfigcs Scrniein BON. 5l
Sdls bot lppbl noS llebrigc 9etbau.-
III. St%aats8to."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

3eitung bat pit 3utritt in
@dlticr, bereu S%eipobucr ME
cine airdc betrcten. aein
3mciicll Is miro picl ocs
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
MAHMOUT TO TAKE
ON JESS Petersen

Chicago, AIN. 3.-The unsatisfactory
results of the all-star elimination
wrestling contests at the Coliseum on
Monday night led yesterday to the
matching of Yussiff Mahmout and Jess
Petersen.
Since Petersen came to this country
he has been hurting challenges at
Mahmout, but never showed willing
ness to sign articles for finish
match. Mahmout officially challenged
Pede from the ring on Monday
night and the match was clinched yes
terday. The Swede looks to be about
the best Of the foreign grapDlers, with
the exception of Mahmout, who are
trying to secure matches with Gotch.
The managers OF the grapplers have
thrown the bout open to the club offer
ing the best inducements and the prin-
ciples want to decide the question Of
supremacy about March l.
Zbysxko and ordemann to Grapple.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 3.-Stan-
islaus Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler.
and Henry Ordemann of Minneapolis
are scheduled for a finish match here
January 16, the best two out Of three,
according to an announcement made
here today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
CLAIRVOYANT
CHEATED HER

Des MONIES, Jan. 3.-Charges Of
cheating by false pretenses have been
filed in police court by Mrs. Ella Hunt
er against Prof. w. II. Harris, clair
yoyant and erstwhile citizen Of Des
Moines. Mrs. Hunter alleges in her
complaint that she had gone to see the
professor" to seek advice in making
I'D with her husband from whom she
had separated temporarily. He kept
givino her advice, charging 81 each
visit and finally when her money was
gone he asked that he be allowed to
Sleep with her gold watch under his
pillow, so that it would work as a
charm.
Mrs. Hunter says she consented, and
went back the next day for her time
piece. She found that the professor
had moved suddenly and could not find
out where he had gone. She spent sew
cral days searching for him, but failed
and finally filed the charges against
him. She says she works at a laundry,
and could Ill afford to lose the money,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
RIFLE
Team BOOKED
sHARPsHooTERs OF TATE UNI
vERsITY WILL BEGIN SHOOT.
ING NEXT WEEK.

v Iowa City, Jan, 3.-The schedule of
the University Of Iowa rife team for
the coming season has been announced.
Iowa begins shooting next week, be-
ing matched until Jan. 13 with the uni
versity Of Minnesota team The ma
tional association has been divided
into two districts, the eastern and
western league with the following
teams to meet: y
January 13-Uniyersity Of Mime.
sofa. q. 5$, 5as IN
January 2O-University Of Nebraska.
January 27--St. Thomas.
February 81 University Of Kansas.
February Id University of Michigan
February 17--P,Adue university.
February 24-University Of Arizona.
March university of California.
March university Of Michigan.
There are twenty-five teams IN the
two leagues this year and in the end
the winning teams Of both leagues will
meet to decide the championship OF
the United States The method OF
determining the winning team of each
league will be by the greatest nun,
her OF victories secured. The con.
tests are to be conducted under the
supervision OF the National Rife Asso.
citation Of America.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
STOCK MARKET
HOLDS STRENGTH
IMPORTANT SECURITIES RISE
FRAcrloNALLY AND ACTIVE IS.
SUES AnE IN BRISK DEMAND.

New York, Jan. 3.-(Wall Street.
Most OF the important stocks rose frac-
tionalIy on the opening transactions TO-
day. The active leaders continue to be
"a brisk demand. This was particularly
true OF the coalers and Lehigh valley
advanced three points, and Reading q
point. The copper stocks rose briskly
and international Mercantile .n Marine 1nas
iIninn Pacific was the only one Of the
important stocks to show any heavi-
ness and its loss was restricted 70 .
small fraction. American Can prefer
red lost 1h points. $50
q. s Steel had reached S9N and
other active features were up smartly
and On profit taking sales began TO ap,,
near. Lehigh Valley reacted n ano
reading. Union Pacific and 81: PAU a.,a !.
The decline sent some stocks 1ract '.p''
allv below yesterdays close. I,
When the traders ceased selling Ine
decline stopped and speculation tsnsr. %,
came ouiet. The list ruled generalIy
within 4 shade Of the lowest figures 81
the morning. s!
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
WHEAT ABOV {
DOLLAR MAR <
.REDuc TON. OF ARGENTINE Elk.
PORT SURPLUS LIFTS PRICES
At CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 3.-Reduction Of the
Argentine export surplus lifted wheat
today squarely above a dollar a bushel.
In this connection. Liverpool reported
shorts nervous and buying stimulated
because OF firmness at Buenos Aires.
Severe cold and small receipts north
west OF Chicago tended also to help the
bulls The opening was " to Nc high
Ell. May started at 81 to $1001s, the
same change from last night as the
market taken altogether. A rise to
$1.00A followed. Is.
Subsequently statements purportirg
to show that crops In Europe exclusive
Of Russia made the Argentine shorter
unimportant brought about a setback.
The close was easy with May &c net
lower at 991zc.
Very little corn was for sale. The
market opened shade to Nc UP at
6s!a @63A to 6S5s and advanced to
!63Kc.
Slowness of demand lead to reac-
ton. The close was steady. h@Ac
lower at 63N @63%c.
| Commission houses were good buyers
of oats May started " to Nc higher at
48 to 483kc and assembled to 4SNc. .1
Provisions were easier. First sales
were unchanged to &c lower, with May
$15.87h to $3.50 for pork, 1886 to
SS.37z for lard and $3.50 for ribs.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
BASEBALL Gil u.B .
TO MEET MONDAY
BUSINESS MEETING OF oRGANI.
zATioN WILL BE- HELD IN
COURIER LIBRARY.

The annual business meeting of the
Ottumwa League Baseball club will
be called to order in the Courier com.
mittee rooms Monday evening, JaIu.
airy 8. at 1880 sharp. Business of the
utmost Importance will come before
the directors for definite action. Some
Of, the most important transactions
will be the election of officers for 1912,
the raising Of $500 for the club guar.
antee, and plans for the coming sea.
son of sport at the Myrtle street park
President Frank T. Lynch stated
this morning that the chief item OF
business before the meeting would be
the raising of $500, which sum must
be in the hands of President M. E
Justice of the Central association on
January Is If Ottumwa desired a base
ball club in the circuit next season
The election of officers is the next
important step, President Lynch
states. as 1t would be unnecessary to
name leaders unless the club will be
a part Of the association. next year
and the $500 is the key to this situa.
ton.
The annual report of the treasurer
will show the financial condition OF
the club, and after this is made, plans
for raising money to wipe out the in
debtedness and create fund to work
on the coming year will be made.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
COM MISSION
HAS MUCH WORK
BASEBALL MAGNATEs WILL FIND
LAsoRs TO BE STRENUOUS
IN MEETING TODAY

Cincinnati, O.. Jan. a.. Baseball
magnates from all over the country
arrived here today to attend the meet
ing of the national baseball commits
sion. There are several important
cases to be decided and it is probable
the commission will be unable to clear
them all up in one session.
A finding will be given out as TO
the investigation Of the commission
into the alleged ticket scalping evil IN
New York during the worlds series;
the American association; the Inter
national (Eastern) league and the
Pacific Coast league will probably be
raised to special class by themselves
and given greater privileges; the
charges made against President
Charles Murphy of the Chicago Ma
tionals by Roger Bresnahan, manager
Of the st. Louis nationals, will be dis
cussed and the schedules Of the two
leagues for the coming year will be
signed. .s
Ban Johnson, president Of the Amer
lean league, who arrived here last
night to attend the meeting, was III
at his brothers. home In Avondale
early today but declared he would be
present when the commission met
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
TRADING
Is MODERATE '|
BUYERS PLAN FOR A DECLINE
RECEIPTS FOR TWO DAYS
ARE 546.

Stock Yards, Chicago. Jan. 3.-While
trading in horses was fair Tuesday, it
was, nevertheless, disappointing, and
the crowd attending the auction was
small Considering the fact that the
market had been closed for more than
week previous to yesterday, and yes
terday's business light, dealers made
only natural presumptions when they
anticipated a fairly active trade There
was q fairly good run in, though 1t
was considerably lighter than year
ago, and the percentage of medium and
small horses was liberal one. Buyers
were disposed to favor heavy drafters
and large sized chunks, and sellers
were able to secure good values on this
kind, but on the bulk of the offerings
there was a strong inclination on the
part of buyers to bid low. and owners
in numerous cases shaded.
Sales in Nrivate way were also
draggy, and here, as in the regular
market, buyers showed unwillingness
to pay the prices asked. Receipts for
the two days this week are 546, which
compares with 1871 for the same time
last week, and LOIS for two days last
year. Quotations:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
JOE COSTER WAS
BEST IN SHORT BOUT

New York, Jan, 3.-In a clever exhi-
bition of boxing that lasted ten rounds
at the Royale Athletic club last night.
Joe Coster of Brooklyn outpointed
Young Shugrue of Jersey City in eight
out OF the ten sessions Coster was too
fast and clever for Shugrue and cut his
lips, closed his left eye and otherwise
damaged his face. It was fast ses-
sion.
Shugrue carried the fight to Coster.
He was willing and courageous, but
Coster was his master Shugrue, by
fast work in the third and fourth
rounds, hit Coster and checked mis-
speed with hard body blows, but after
that he lost his Judgment and many Of
his punches were wild.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
STARK WOULD
MANAGE CLUB

Keokuk, Jan. Claude Stark, who
managed the Monmouth Browns, mas
applied for the position as manager OF
the Rock Island club of the Three.
Eye league. It is said that Starks
application is now in the hands OF
Promoter Charles ]. Smith, who is IN
charge of the upriver club at the pres,
ent. That his application will receive
more than passing mention Is asserted
IN Rock island. Stark is wintering at
DUBUQUE and will probably 60 to Rock
Island this week to- canvass the situa-
ton.
Although still the property Of the
Monmouth club, Stark Is confident
that he can purchase his release from
the Maple City directors. Stark at
one time played with Rock Island, and
is popular among the fans Of that
city.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
News.
WILL PROUT MAY
BOSS CANNIBALS.
OLD MANAGER OF MIzzo cLus
IS BEING CONSIDERED As
LEADER FOR 1879.

Hannibal, Mo-, Jan. S.-That Wee
Willie Prout is well liked in Hannibal
was never before better evidenced
than yesterday when announcement
was made that the directors are flgur-
Ing strongly on engaging him for the
approaching season. Prout is at New
port, KY, and President Mason receiy-
Ell MS application Monday. Prout
wants to return to Hannibal to man
age the Cannibals next season. n
When approached several fans be-
came engaged In q heated discussion
ABOUT the midget playing manager,
VINO was the most gingery and popl-
iar manager the Bluff City ever had.
me fans In the city want Prout again
trout. while playing second base for
the Cannibals in 1903, was named
Hough. - -
Wee Willie was selected Al man
ager for the 1910 season and on June
| ~, 1910, he resigned because OF Ave
players, Hamilton, Spencer. Forney..
Evans and Eberts, not working in har-
mony with him because Of some triy-
ial reason. PrOut stood for no boOz-
ing and 1t Is believed that this had
something to do with the Knocking of
the five Cannibals, who wanted Bill
forney named as manager. The ma
1orlty Of the fans contended that the
nve players should have been released
ana Pr0ut retained. This was the
hardest blow to baseball ever experi.
enced BY the old association. Forney
was the named leader. 7'
Prout played last season with Great
rains IN the Union association. win.
ming the pennant OF that league. In
MIS- formal application he says, he is
NOT on the reserve list of the Great
rams club. having signed a contract
N 1911 which expired at the close Of
tnat season. The directors have com.
menced correspondence with Prout
President Mason several weeks ago
announced the strong consideration OF
Hugh Shannon, Charlie Jewell and Ed
ole Herr, OF st. Louis. With the ap.
pncation OF Prout the above leaders
are not to be dropped from considera.
ton for the managership.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
Mis-. Stone Going to Bulgaria.

Waterloo, Jan. 3.-Miss Ellen Stone
who, while, missionary In Bulgaria
several years ago, was held captive for
a ransom Of $4,000, and who ia an aunt
of Mrs. Walter III. Rollins, wife OF the
pastor Of the First Congregational
church of this city. is preparing to re-
turn to Turkey and renew her mis-
sionary work. she frequently has. WIS.,
tied here and has given several lee
lures. She also is known throughout
Iowa and other sections of this coun-
try. Though having undergone the
most trying experiences, Miss Stone
expects to resume her labors in prac-
tically the same field from which she
was abducted by bandits.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
TTUMWA PLAYS
PENN Academy
LOCALS READY FOR oskALoosA
GENTS IN MAHAs.<AscoONTYy
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT

The red and white quintet plays tts
first real basket ball game OF
the season Friday evening at os'
kaloosa when 1t mixes with tAe
Penn college five. A hard game
is expected and the squad mas
been making strenuous efforts 70 De
equal to the task. Penn academy
cleaned up the Palmer college SQUAD,
a good bunch for a small schooi, -
to 10, recently. According, to dope
from Oskaloosa the academy mon ars
making great preparations.
Ottumwa showed her basket BAL
ability in the game with the Y. NJ. q
A. leaders Monday night, when the
Quintet walked to the ~" men right.
Team work is the greatest feature OF
of THE years squad. There Is no en-
deavor to star individually, every man
playing for the sake Of winning Cap,
tain Lester at center sends the, phi
lust about where he wants 1t to 60, pc
cause of his advantage In more tnan
six feet Of stature. Nevin mas ae'
yeloped into q fast forward, putting
the pneumatic globule into the basket
seemingly at will. Schafer, his work
ing partner, Is no SLOUGH at this part
OF the pastime. Lynch, and Lodwlck
the guards Of last year, are IN better
trim than ever before and the two Tor
wards that find themselves under the
watchful eyes of this pair, will fino
basket tossing a very hard PROPOSE
ton. Ottumwa has team this season
that will do things and do them sight
and Friday evening is expected to see
the first victory.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-04
Chicago Cash Grain.

Z Chicago, Jan. 3.-The cash grain
market follows:
No. 2 red, 95A @9Sc: No. 8 red, 800
94c; No. 2 hard, 97@$1.02; No. 3 hard,
s5h@97c No. northern, $1,000 Ito:
No. northern, $1.06@1.os; No. 3
northern, $1@1.05; No. 2 spring, $50
s1.o2; No. 8 spring. 95@$1: No. 4 spring
S3GSSc; velvet chaff, 90@$1.04; durum,
90@$1.04. ". ~
corn-No. 8 oh@soNc; No. 3 white
601z oslo; No. 8 yellow, 601a @61Ac.
No. 4, 57@57Ac; No 4 white, $500
59hc; No. yellow, 57@57Ac.
Z Oats-No. 2 white, 4SA @49kc; No.
3 white. 47k@4SAc: No. white, 45@
4Sc; standard, 48A @49c. T.. ar.l
'Rye=No. 2, A92@93c. %f,s
Barley-s0@$1.21.
@20.50.
Timothy-$12@15.
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Weather Report.

Chicago and vicinitv-Mostly cloudy
with probably light snow flurries to-
night or Thursday; not much change
in temperature; lowest tonight about
8 degrees; light variable winds.
Illinois-Mostly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; cooler In extreme southern
portion tonight.
Iowa-M Mostly cloudy tonight and
tonight.
North and South Dakota and Me-
brask a-Generally fair tonight and
Thursday; warmer tonight.
Enthusiastically fair tonight eAd
Thursday; warmer in west portion, to-
might.
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Kansa. civ Live Stock,

Kansas City, Jan. 3.-Cattle-Mark
steady to 10 cents lower; receipts,
5000: native steers. $5.25@8.50; south
ern steers, $4.75@6.5o; southern cows
and heifers, $3@4.75; native cows and
heifers, $2.75@7; stockers and feeders,
$4@6.40; western steers, $4.50@7.
Hogs-Market steady to 5 cents low
er; receipts, 10000; bulk of sales, $500
@6.15; heavy. $6.15@6.2O; packers and
butchers, $6@6.2o; lights, $5.70@6.10;
pigs, $4@5.25.
Sheep-Market steady; receipts,
5000; muttons, $3.25@450; lambs, $3.50
$3.50.
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St, Louis Live Stock.

St. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 3.-The live
stock market follows:
Cattle-Market steady; receipts, g.
500: native beef steers, $4.50@6.75;
cows and heifers. $375@7; stockers
and feeders, $3.25@5.25.
Hogs-Market steady to 1Oc higher;
receipts, 1850; pigs and lights, s475
@6.25; mixed and butchers, $5.50@
$50; good heavy, $6.10@615
Sheep--Market steady: receipts, A.
900; native muttons, $35o@4.5O; lambs
s4.50@6.25.