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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-04
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regard to great results ! obtained
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-04
VILLA REPORTED TO Be DEAD
Mexico City Hears That Military
Chieftain Has Succumbed to
Wounds Inflicted by Fierro

Mexico City, Feb. Colonel Ser
rano chief of General Obregon's staff,
tonight telegraphed General Venusti
ano Carranza as follows:
81 have the honor to communicate
that a constitutionalist chief arriving
here from Topic by way of Irpuato
says 1t is reported in the latter pla:e
that General Villa died as the result
of wounds inflicted at Aguas Calien-
ties by Colonel Rodolfo Fierro. The
report emanated from villa sources. D."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-04

Hundreds Of health articles ap-
pear in newspapers and magazines,
and in practically every one of them
the importance of keeping the bow.
els regular is emphasized. A consti-
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-04

A clergyman has recently gained a
good deal of notoriety by entering
into entangling alliance with several
women, each of whom believed she
was his lawfulwife. Friends OF the
accused man try to shell him by
saying that he was not mentally
sound and therefore should not DO
held accountable for his actions.
That is poor excuse to offer and
will scarcely convince anyone who
takes a rational view Of matters. II
the man is really guilty as charged,
the best cure for such insanity would
be a term behind prison bars, but ev-
en- that would not mend the broken
lives OF the deceived women,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-04
Plan Extensive Commerce Raids

Berlin, Feb. Exploits OF the
German submarine U-21 in the Irish
sea have awakened lively satisfaction
in Germany and are generally looked
upon as inaugurating a serious Cam.
raign of submarine warfare on Brit.
ish commerce.
A | the papers express enthusiasm
over the doings of the submarine as
ushering in the war upon Great Bri.
tain's commerce as heralded by AID
miral Won Tirpitz. The argument is
advanced that what already has hap
pened to small coasters may now hap
pen to the great English liners.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-04

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where, or to lay away
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-04

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Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-04

The state department at Washing
ton was advised by American Agent
Carothers at FL Paso that General
Villa had sent him telegram from
Aguas Calientes saying he had not
been injured.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-04

Subscribers wishing the address Of
their paper changed will please give
former as we'll as their present ad'
dress. All papers are continued I'M
I'll explicit order is received by us to
discontinue. All arrears must be paid
in every case.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
MONTE VISTA, COLORADO

1912, the state erected a magnif-
cent monument in honor of de-
ceased soldiers. The home en-
ploys chaplain and religious ser
vices are held each Sunday after
noon in the assembly hall, which
is used for all public gatherings.
Rev. VIM. Kerry was the first
chaplain, which position he filled
for fifteen years.
The present soldiers home com
mission consists of John Ewing,
Jr., of Del Norte, president; Jacob
Jewell of Pueblo, vice president;
o. s. Reed, department commander
of the G. A. r., of Canon City,
treasurer; G. A. Brooks of Denver,
secretary. The officers of the home
are Austin w. Hogle, command
ant; S. FL Seckner, adjutant;
Thomas Hull, quartermaster; Jas.
II. Moninger, surgeon; N. Fl. Lee,
chaplain; G. j Klein, steward.
Other employees are j. B. Allen,
engineer; Chas. Urban and wife
and Thos. A. Milet, nurses; Eliza
beth Miller, cook; Fannie McCon-
mel, Jessie Caviness, Tressa Cove
and Hazel Lubbock, mattresses;
Fred Gibson, assistant; John Nc
Kenzie, teamster; Walter Hogate,
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

No less concerned than the state
in providing the wants and CON-
forts of the veterans are the loyal
members of the q. A. r. auxiliaries
and their kindnesses and thought
full remem brances are deeply ap-
preciated. Americas womankind
has indeed been always ready to
minister to the needs of her SOL
diers and Colorado's home for vet.
Grams has had her share of aid
from this source.
In the twenty-four years during
which the home has been estab-
lished here, the ranks of the living
have gradually thinned until to-
day the headstones in the home
cemetery mark the graves of 1896
of our nations heroes. In July,
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Blood, o A, l. 2+th Mass INF
Boon, John $, L, 1st Colo INF
Brooks Calvin s. c. I'd Wis inf
Barrow Lewis. battery q, Sd u s artillery
Barns, j NJ, ID. l2th w Va inf
Bradbury. Thos. c. i3ith Ind INF
Brown. Geo r, d. 3'd Mass inf
Buck, Benjamin b. b. 10th Mich Inf
Bennett, Henry Il, b. I'D Ohio INF
Buchanan, John B, A, 29th Pa Inf
Buckley. Royal. A, 67th Ohio Inf
Buckhardt, Julius A. @, I9th \ Inf
Cake Raphael, G. l9ith Pa inf
Campbell Daniel. ID, l2th Pa inf
Carey, VIM T. Ind battery, light artillery
Clark, Jesse w. ID. 4sth Mo inf
Carver, John. b. s8th N Y inf
Carlisle. Chas. +, llth Ohio cav
Cavenaugh, John, II, Goth Wis INF
CLARK, Henry c. ID. SD Pa inf
Chittock, John, X, I'd Colo cav
Chaplin, Samuel l.. III, 5Sth y INF
Collins. Thos w, A, 69th n Y int
Conlin, John, u 8 navy
Connors, Osmer @. G. l5lst III inf
Cook, John. II, 7th Vermont INF
Copley, Jos w, @. 4th U. s. INF
Cox, VIM p, A, I'd Colo cav
Grove JOS NJ, A, SD Mo. inf
Cunningham, Albert, C, 18th Tenn INF
Curtenius, Fred NJ, *. 34th U $ cav
Carroll. Geo, ID. 69th Ind Inf
Cohig, Eugene, b, 4th Mass heavy artillery
Cole, David C, C, oath Iowa inf
Crandall, Arthur, ii, ith MINI Inf
Cross, Atwell j, G., 18th Mass inf
Davidson, Thos, f, 18th Mass inf
Davis Chas f., +, lst Vermont Inf
Demorist, Cantine II, |. LIST y y eng Inf
DeRocher. Chas w, G, Sd Maine Inf
Devendorf, Irwin. b. 18th Wis cav
Deylin, John. A. 4th Ohio inf
Dobbs, Elijah w, B, llth Kentucky Inf
Dooly. Edward C, 1st Colo inf
Dougherty, John, ID, 56th n Y inf
Dunlap. VIM II. 18th S colored inf
Durley, Ben, T.. 25th Wis inf
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w. l.. l. sth Ohio Inf

Duncan. w. l., l, 3th Ohio inf
Eidt, John. Q, 8th Ohio Inf
Ellis. VIM III, T.. 18th Kentucky cav
Elliott, John. C, l82d N inf
Ellis. Henry, A, nth Ind vol
Evans, ID. G. 17sd Ohio inf
Ensminser, Noah, I. Kansas ind battery
Ferguson. Alex o. ID. 06th Ill inf
Fleming. Nicholas, landsman U 8 inf
Flsshman, VIM F, l. LIST Colo inf
Fitzsimmons, Z, b. I'D N inf
Foley. James 4, 1, l34th Iii inf
Foote, John W. H, I'd Colo cav
Frazier. Caleb Z, f, i50th Ill iuf
Fountain, David. G, 18th N Y cav
Foley, Michael. b, lO4th N Y inf
Folts, Robert B. D, 10Th N inf
Forbes, Fernando d, X, Path Mich inf
Farnham. John r. l, 0lst Ill inf
Freeman, David II, l. 18th Mich inf
Garner. Neal d, q, 10th Tenn inf
Cannon. Thos. q, 9th Mo. state militia cav
Gibson. Edward A, +, ls7ih Ohio inf
deymon, John A, ID, SOth Ohio inf
doshorn. Hester 7. II. LIST Gala inf
Guskel. Nelson. b, I'D Ind inf
doh, Nicholas. l4th Mich bat light artillery.
Goodall, Edward, +, eth Ind inf
Groesbock. Potor Il, d, S7th Ill inf
Gibbs, Horny N, y, LIST troop U 8 cav
Guyselmsn, VIM Z, A, llsth Illinois inf
Gregory. Goo. G, 18th Kansas cav
dlonn, Walter {, Northwest Squadron
Hence. Jas H, ID, ist Colo cav
Hohlicker, Samuel. l, l<pth III inf
Harris, John N, q. s,th III inf
Hsaton, A J, X. 18th Ind inf
Henddlsston. F N X, lst Ohio light artillery
Henry. Louis, +. seth Ohio inf
Hessinhow, John +, /, SD Iowa inf
Holmes, VIM II, 9th battery, light artillery
Howard. Honry II. A, I'd Kentucky inf
Howard, Jas NJ, g, 7ttb Ohio inf
Hood, Samuel. b, 10th Pa inf
Hill, Montroyillc. q, LIST O Colo cav
Howell, Jas A, Il, g0th Ohio inf
Hoyt, Geo n. II, lit,h N Y inf
Huffman. Thos, ID, 2ist n Y inf
HufYakor. Isnatius, X, 9TH 4 s vols
Hull. Thos, II. 18th u 4 Inf
Hutchings, Marvin C. d, 18th Mich inf
Harris, Geo NJ. O. LIST Mass cav
Hsrtsock, John ", II, soth Mich inf
Huyatt, w II, ID. iIsd Ohio inf
Uussy, n II. +, 5ist Mo INF
IIuntalcn. Chas J. II, ls}d y INF
Hilderbrandt. + W, g, 10th y Y INF
Irwin, Benj + Il, LIST Tenn light art
jenkins, Henry, II, nth Ill inf
johnson, Nicholas, ID, sd III inf
Jones, James, @, ID Colo cav
Johnston. John, r, 10th N Y inf
johnson, James, Il, 9th N Y inf
Jordan, + }, II, I'd No state militia CO,
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Mcleod, Isaac r, II. S9th Ind inf
Mcdowell John G, f. First U S cav
McGunigle, John II, 6lst Mass inf
Nelson, Jas, f, Sd Mass heavy art
Nelson, Jas, landsman U S navy
Newell, Chas c, b, 10th N Y cav
Oaks, Esquire, f. Sd Tenn inf
O'Connell. John, X, 9TH n Y cav
Perdue, II II, l, 93d III inf
Paris, l. A, f, la3d Ind inf
Parker, VIM q, G, 3lst Pa inf
PASSING, Stephen, c. 22d n Y inf
Patsnick, Augustus, G, AID Wis inf
Payne, Henry r, X. 32d Iowa inf
Peck, Warren b, B, 7th Mich cav
Pendleton, Jas q, A, 7th III inf
Phelps, Frank A, +, Sd Wis inf
Phillips, Chas A, 18th ind bat 1t art
Pierce, Chas f, X. 9th Maine inf
Plumb. Henry S, Troop G., u S cav
Pollard, Henry, II, 18th Mo cav
Pritchert, John Ii, ID, 10th Ind inf
Predmore, Byron A, G, 3d n cav
Quinn, Geo p, c, 10th Wis inf
Ramsdell. Lyman b. A, 53d III inf
Randolph, VIM, ]. 9th Mo cav
Reynolds, Amos, g, 9th Ind inf
Redd, A w. +, 18th Ohio inf
Reed, Irving II, A, lst Colo inf, U S A
Roberts, Thos Il, f, 33d Wis inf
Rice, Thos Il, b, 9th n Y inf
Roberts, Wm, Il. 5th Pa heavy art
Robinson, Albert, !, ID Iowa inf
Rock, Chas f. b, 2lst Kentucky inf
Rublee, NJ ID, X, 9th Iowa INF
Russell, Richard r, A, 26th Mo inf
Sampson, Jas II, d, l35th Ohio inf
Sands, Robert " A, 37th Kentucky inf
Samuels, Nathan r, G, 35th Ohio inf
Samples, Philander, troop G, I'd W
Va cav
Schlesringer, s V, A, LIST Ncb cav
Seaman. Geo, +, SSth Ohio inf
Seelard. Edward, b, 1st eng inf
Sidnsr, Willis W ID. 10th Ohio inf
Simser, Chas, A, 9th III cav
Slattorly, Martin, T., 18th n Y inf
Simms, Alfred, II, 9th u s cav
Slevin, Alfred, @, 7th u S inf
Shane. Lewis, b, 10th Kansas cav
Smith. Henry p, f., 18th Ohio vet vol
Saith. Samuel, G, 18th Mo inf
Smith. John w, /. l8ith N Y inf
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Waldron, VIM, ID, 4Sth Ind inf
Wait, Clark, ID, l27th Ill inf
Confederate Soldiers Admitted
Wright, Virgil, h, LIST bat Mo inf
Masters, w S. F., I'd South Carolina inf
King, W +, f, 10th Georgia inf
Old Soldiers' Wives in Cottages
Mrs. Augustus Godat
- Jacob Eley. Discharged
VIM Ii Holmes
Il ID Barnhart
Caleb f Frazier
Erastus Williams
Edwin A Gibson
Elijah Dobbs
NJ Lawrence
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
LIST YOUR LAND WITH BUNN.

lie is member OF the Central Real
Estate Dealers association, Topeka, Kan.
sas. and can put you in touch with 5000
real estate men anywhere in the United
States. He is constantly turning deals
OF his own and those OF other dealers.
Has good land offers, both here and in
Mexico, Mo-, for town property in Monte
Vista. Call and name your wants; Bum
can meet them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
Colorado State Soldiers & Sailors Home

Z The site of the Colorado home
for veterans could not have been
better selected, situated as it is in
the famous Sunny San Luis valley
in the southern part of the glor-
ious state. Here, uniformly
healthful and pleasant climate is
enjoyed throughout the year.
The cornerstone of the first
building of the Colorado Soldiers
and Sailors home at Monte Vista
was laid in 1891. Since that time
buildings have been erected as
needs demanded and appropria-
tions were provided, until at pres
ent there is not more complete
state institution.
A dairy, garden, green house,
walks and lawns are maintained
and cottages are provided for the
families of old soldiers who are in.
mates of the institution. Amuse-
ments, which include a motion
picture show one night each week,
are provided and much attention is
given to make life pleasant for the
old boys. The fare at the home is
abundant and wholesome; warm
clothing and comfortable surround
ings are furnished. Upon Christ
mas and other holidays elaborate
and sumptuous dinners are served.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Judd, Alexander, G, I'd Mo cav
Kiser Isaac n, G, 99th Ohio inf
kelmel, John, c, 9th Mo state mil cav
Kirkland, Warren p, +, lst Wis cav
KILN, Jas p, A, Twelfth Kansas inf
Kraft, John j, A, 50th Wis inf
Kohn, Ferdinand, 18th bat Wis 1t art
Kunkle, Jas II. f, 4th Mo cav
Lakin, David, b, nth Ohio inf
Lnmond. Alex, c, 2sth Mich inf
Lapzendarfer, G p G. b, SD Ill inf
Larson, Anton, troop G, U S cav
Lawrence, j NJ, f, 18th Mich inf
Leonard, Benton, X, 9th Iowa cav
Lockstone, VIM, f, I'd Colo cav
Madden, VIM, II, 96th Ill inf
Maquilkin, John M, B, 18th Kansas inf
Marshall, VIM, ii, ls6th Ohio inf
Masters, Samuel, L. l5lst III inf
Mather, Theodore, II, 35th Ohio inf
Mattern, VIM, b, 10Th Pa inf
Maxtield, A j, l., 10th Ill cav
McGee, Theodore, c, 2Sth Pa inf
Miller, Alonzo, A, l7th Name inf
Mitchell, Jacob, ii, 9Th Ind vol
Morris, Jas ID, d. Hist Ohio inf
Mock, Jas +, G, Sd Colo cav
Norris Andy, A, 43d Wis inf
Morgan, John II, ID, 10Th Ken inf
Moore, Geo r, G., l39th Ind inf
Murphy, Patrick, Il, l54th N V inf
Myers, VIM, M, First New Mexico cav
McAleer John, l, 127th III inf
McCabe, John, G., 6lst Mass inf
Mcclure, John, f, Sd Colo cav
McNicholas, Thos, G, 4th n Y heavy
artillery
McCory, Francis ID, f, lst U s inf
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
Muster Roll.

Following is the muster roll of
the home dated November 30. 1914,
giving the company and regiment
with which they served:
Angelo Benjamine, b, 9th III int
Arney, Henry NJ. Q, 44th Iowa inf
Ayers. Geo, +. LIST Colo cav
Allen, Henry (colored). A, o7th u $ col cav
Akins, Jas X, ID. Sd Colo cav
Allen, Henry. c. 5th Ind cav
Alfred. Jos II, 1. 18th Kan cav
Bailey, Ben, T., 25th Wis Inf
Adams, Dolby J. c, 43d Ind INF
Barnhart. Il d. A. lo3d Ind INF
Bartlett, Ephraim, II. luth III INF
Bard. Edward, @, I'd Colo INF
Bates, A NJ, Is, list Ohio cav
Beers, Ephraim p. X. li2th III INF
Belonger. Jos, IL, 25th Mich INF
Bennett, Geo II, A, 55th Pa INF
BemisdArfer. John $, A. i26th Pa INF
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Smith, Lorenzo d. NJ, I'd Colo cav
Smith, Thos H, G, 7th Ind cav
Smith, Martin, G, Sd Mass inf
Sparks, Geo. w, f, lst Colo cav
Spear. Elijah II, +, 3lst Mo inf
Stenhagen, Christian, U S navy
Stroge, VIM, b, 4th Iowa cav
Stevens, r, II, LIST r inf
Sutton, A G, C, l66th Ohio inf
Stephens, j A, g. 7th Iowa cav
Stone, Jas j, l., l4th U S inf
Swan, Albert, A, 18th Vermont inf
Tilley, Samuel, G, 32d Ill inf
Tlpple, Geo l., l., 10Th n Y engineers
Thomas l. w, b, 33d III inf
Thomas, w j, A, l33d Pa inf
Thompson, A j, G, 3D. U S inf
Thompson, Henry G, A, 25th Ill inf
Toveo, Thos, b, 18th III inf
Truesdale, Clark, G, l0lst Ind inf
Trevino, Antino, II, LIST Texas cav
Tubbs, Henry, q, LIST Kansas inf
VanFleet, Jacob w, II, Sd n j inf
Volke, Chas, l, East Shore Md inf
Wutie, Jolu, -, lotn hhHShs Cav
Walker, David, ID, Sd Wis inf
Wardel, Seth, f, 7th Mass inf
Wantland Chas, ID, 1st bat Mo cav
Warner, Loman ID, D, l7lst Pa inf
Warrantz, Jonathan, Il, 18th U S int
Watterson, Richard, f, 1O2d Ohio inf
Wheeler, Henry, A, 9th Ill inf
Wheeler, Geo r, E, I'd n cav
Williams, Erastus, l., lst Wis heavy
artillery
Wood, John w, E, 9Th Iowa cav
Woods, f c, l, LIST Ill light artillery
Williams, B,nj +, X, 18th Ill inf
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Nice Sunday dinners Mt the GRAND
HOTEL. Try them.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-01-07
SELLING OF WHEAT
CAUSES A DECLINE
ADVANCE OF LAST FEW DAYS
FAILS TO CONTINUE AS BEARS
BEGIN TO WORK.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-Selling, instead OF
buying became the most popular course
today In the wheat market here. Lower
prices at Liverpool helped traders to
see the need Of being conservative after
sudden almost vertical advance OF
more than 10c bushel. The influence
of a downward movement of British
prices was greatly minimized, however
by word that the English government
had threatened to take drastic meas
ures against what the London officials
regarded as exorbitant charges for
breadstuffs. Quotations here, after
opening sos to 1% @1Ac lower.
steadied at a point " to nc under last
nights level.
Later, one of the largest houses took
an active hand at buying and there was
temporary rally which more than
overcome the earlv decline. but the
close was unsettled at 10 to 11s al 4
net loss.
Corn weakened with wheat. The mar
ket also was bearishly affected by lib
eral receipts. Opening prices. which
were unchanged to Nc off, were fol-
lowed by the sag becoming general but
being narrowed to about Nc down from
the previous close.
The close was nervous, II a hc net
lower
In oats, as in other grain, the bulls
were forced to give ground. Some OF
the selling was said to be of stop
loss nature.
Packers unloaded provisions. The
result was an all around moderate set
back.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-01-07
Baseball HEADS
CALLED TO COURT
OUTLAWS FIRE FIRST GUN
AGAINST NATIONAL COMMIS-
SIoN-CALLS IT A TRUST.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-Summonses were
issued today for owners of the sixteen
clubs in the National and American
leagues and members of the national
baseball commission to appear before
Judge K. M Lands of the United
States district court here on Januar"
20, the date set for hearing of the in
junction sought by the Federal league
in its bill filed yesterday, charging
that organized baseball was operating
in violation of the Sherman antitrust
law
The injunction seeks to restrain the
twenty-one defendants named in the
bill as constituting the baseball
trust" from tampering with players
now under Federal league contract
and from interfering in any manner
with the operations Of the league.
James A. Gilmore, president of the
Federal league, in statement today,
said that the suit would wipe ont the
smaller cases now pending between
the Federals and organized baseball
and determine, in one action, all the
differences now existing between the
rival leagues.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-01-07
SportingNeWs
BASKETBALL TEAM
IS IN POOR SHAPE
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL FIVE TO BE
HANDICAPPED IN ITS GAME
WITH MT. PLEASANT.

The Ottumwa high school basketball
team is going to run up against tough
proposition when it tackles Mt. Pleas
ant here, Friday evening for the team
will probably be minus the services of
several OF its players. 1t was announc-
ed this morning that Anderson, for
ward and Harker and Hahn substitutes
were ineligible and 1t is doubtful wheth.
Ter they can arrange their studies in
time for the game Friday.
This will seriously handicap the local
team as Anderson was one OF the main.
stays last season while Harker and
Hahn have been playing a good game
this year. Davidson, Johnson and
stevenson have been working with the
team and will probably be used il the
trio are still ineligible.
There is going to be much rivalry
for the state title this year and Mt
Pleasant will come to Ottumwa to win
The local school has good material for
a FIVE this season and should be a
strong contender for the championship
but the players are not taking an in
terest in the game and unless they pick
up and get to work the chances for a
good season will be lost.
The student body is doing everything
it can do to arouse interest in the game
and has sold quite number of tickets
for Fridays game.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-01-07
Courier's Markets of World
LOCAL MARKETS
SLOWLY ADVANCE
HOGS AND GRAIN SHOW GRADUAL
INCREASE IN PRICES IN
OTTUMWA.

Hogs showed an advance of five cents
this morning, and grain Is also up
slightly. The markets have a tendency
toward slow and gradual advance.
Today's prices are:
Hogs Corrected daily by John Nor
rell & Co.)-12O@15O. $500; 15o@1s0,
$6.75: 100000. $6.05; 200@240, $3.50;
24O@ 800, $685.: 800 and over, $3.50;
packers, $6.25Q6.5O.
0ttumwa Hay Market.
No. l timothy, $14n15; No. 2 timothy
and No. l mixed, $13: No. timothy.
and No. 2 mixed. $11@12 clover hay,
$13; cat straw, S.; wheat straw, $40 5.
Wheat-$1.15@1.17; corn, soc; rye,
soc: oats, 45@46c
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter fat--No. !. 32c; Mo. 2. 29c:
Poultry-iThese prices are paid to
producers): Hens. 91a @101sc; springs,
9h a 10kc; geese, &c; ducks. 10@11c;
turkeys, dressed. csc: springs. zoe;
hens. dressed. 17hc; ducks. dressed.
zoe.
Eggs-Doz.. CSC.
Wool and Hides.
Wool-Bright medium, 1871 @2ohc;
semi-bright medium 1eM@17hc; fine
Delane, A@1sAc, fine Merino. i11S@
f3kc; bury, Is 20 sic less.
Hides-Cured. HE; green, No. l.
1okc; No. 2, s5ac; No. i horse hides.
$3.50; No. 2, $3.50.
RETAIL PRIcEs-FIour AMI Feed.
Flour and feed-Graham flour. per
sack, soc; corn chops. per cwt.. $I.75;
shorts. per cwt, $i.65: bran. per cwt..
cwt.. 75c; straw, per cwt. 40@50c:
meal. per sack, 2oc;. corn and oat chop.
per cwt.. $1.75; corn chop. 20 los. 40c;
oil meal, per cwt., So
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
creamery butter. 40c; country butter.
soc.
Eggs-Doz. 35c
Poultry-Geese, dressed, lb./ 16c;
turkeys, dressed. 27hc; springs. zoe;
hens. dressed. zoe; ducks, dressed. zoe.
Fresh and Salt Fish.
Fresh f1sh-Catfish. lb., zoe: trout,
17hc; halibut. 171ac: salmon, INC;
p1ckerel. 15c; black bass. Csc; pike
17Hc.
Salt 1sh-Mackerel. 1o@25o: herring.
for 25c; Goldfish. 10000; lake fish,
pail. zoe.
Can oysters. so@35 to 5o@55c
Fruits.
35c: oranges, 800 soc; casaba melon,
40c; malaga grapes, 25c h.; apples, h..
3, and SC; kumquats. basket. soc.
Vegetables.
Cabbage, per pound, &c; Spanish
onions SIC; cauliflower 15@25c; garlic
20 cents per pound turnips. per h., Sc:
mangoes, for 25c; cucumbers, zoe;
fresh tomatoes, zoe h.: spinach 12c:
head lettuce. 1o@15c; radishes 5@1oc:
parsley. 5 and 1Oc bunch; shallots,
h.. INC; oyster plants, for 15c;
celery bunch, 5@10c: leaf lettuce, &c;
leek, 5@10c bunch; erdive, 10c: pota-
toes, PIX, zoe; bu, 75c: parsnips. 4c h.;
brussels sprouts, 25c box; new carrots.
TIC bunch.