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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-06-29
Route Number Three

Preaching at the New Hope
Baptist Church every second
Saturday at 1:30 p. m. and Sun.
day at II a. M; Rev. G.. Chad
well, pastor Sunday school ev.
cry Sunday at 10 a. M; F. A.
Rippee, superintendent.
M. G. Harris of GAINESVILLE, To-
wa, is visiting at the home of his
brother, G. F.
During the storm which visited
this vicinity last week the light.
ming struck a walnut tree in ST.
las Moons yard, but with no
great damage to the tree, it also
tore the curbing off his well.
Jim Land, John Bacon, Will
hoffman and CT. Harris left last
week for the harvest fields Of
Kansas.
Ethel Harris left Sunday for
West Plains.
Several in this vicinity are
cutting oats.
CASEY JONES.
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fine FOR RHEUMATISM!
Mustsrole Loosens Up These Ss1
Ioirts-D-.ves Out Pain

Eou'n kew wing Thousands use Nus
TERCLE c-ce you e-Ece1eace the glad
relief Il gTTes-
Get = Tz- z. occ- froa tie na-es.
drug store Il is = cl-z1, wf5te ONT
re-t made with IN. cI OF mustard Bet
TER tazn mustard plaster and does 10.
bEsee- Brings ease and comfort Ntiis
il Is beng rubbed o-t
MCSTEROLE Is recommended By
doctors and r-ses AIEE5ozs OF Jars are
r=ed annually to- BroGcaitis, Group,
STIFF Max, Assht-z- Neuralgia Cages
ti1o, Pieu-i=v, 8l.-nztia, L@bago,
Pains and Achss OF the Bzlk c. Joints,
Sp-zHns. Sore Muscles, Bruises. Chill
bans, Frosted Feat, Co.is OF ire Chest
Ct often r-sre--s P--@ociz)-
AZ vou- druggists, n 25c and Soc nrs
and s,ec4zl large HOSPITAL size fo- $50
Be SIRE yc1 GET The genuine Nus
TEROLE- Petlse iairztio1-gc- what
you ask fo-- Tt. AzseeroIe Company
C.ev-sz-d, Ohio
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
ELECTRIC CARS
COME TOGETHER
Two Motorrnen Raced for SHft1h and
Both Reached There al
the Same Time.

United Press Leased Wire SeTvtce-l
CHICAGO. March 3o.-Between
twenty-five and thirty personE were
Injured. some seriously, today when
tuo Fuburbah electric cara on the
Argo Cicero trolley line crashed head
on IN a fog at Cicero. a suburb Of
Chicago. Both cars were f~IescoDed,
bat no one xas allied.
The twO cars, crowded with men
and women rnroutc 20 work, met
head On At point near switching
track The notoTnen Of both cars,
con u4cd by the fog, gought TO reach
The 8uitch az the came time.
Panic cnEund among the passengers
"a The from. sections Of the cara col
Iapscd with the impact
Olncials Of the road admitted they
could not understand the abgence Of
fatAHIeg.
John Ialonny. notorInan on the
Argo bound car, was trapped in the
ycstitrl!s as the two cara crashed.
IIla right leg waa crushed and he was
injured Otherwise.
Others seriously inj;red were:
Mary Mahiner. % Lillian Dillon, "a;
Neury 5chadow; John Hossm eier.
Tho other passengers escaped with
Eiicht injurieS Thirty Of them ap-
piled for hospital treatment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
SUBMIT DEMANDS
Ss1u.n4s Ct 5s1,oGc Men are Pre-
ssnteS % z5a Railways
81 the Country

TC-ted Press Leazed Wire Se-vce
CLEVELAND, Ohio March 90
Three hundred and sixty thousand
railroad ernpIoyes today submitted
demands 70 s5S American railways
for basic eight hour day and time
and Z half for overtime. Notification
ras made ztrnrltaneo TO the gen
eral managers og all the -ail-cads IN
the United States and Canada by
Joint corn-nirree composed OF the sTs-
rsLa general chatrrneu and secretaries
Of rhs four brotherhood organizations.
The railroads we're Hot31e1 that m
answer would be expected in writing
On or before April d.
The RAILWAYS are requested 10 join
together and enter into a collective
novensnt for the purpose Of hand
ling the hours and overtime proposi-
ttoas al one and the same time
through a Joint committee represent
ing all the ratlways- The demands
were endorsed IN z referendum vote
OF The brotherhood membership.
President ". 6. Stone Of the engi-
neers. commenting on the constant
c.rculs ton o: reports In New York
that the 2sb, 900 ennDio7es were ready
10 gT1ke said:
'"Those reports are probably circu-
lated 10 affect The stock market
There could not possibly be a strike
short Of ninety days from non, even
though one were contemplated, which
!g not Il would take nearly sixty
daTr 70 get Il rsfer sndua vote on
strike. The executive committee Of
the bToth erhootg cannot call strike.
Should the raHEays refuse TO grant
the dernandg. arbitration would be the
next LOGICAL rtep"
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EXHIBIT To Be
HELD TOMORROW
Supfis 81 George HzEhI1gsc1 aco>>1
rssgs ira,I.s6 Sd-satz ard Pa
trc-s 70 Irspec< war;
CEzSsaysG.
MANY NEW FEATURES
BssVfrz Tfs-> 10 Or. 81 gre ir-aTz-
tb1ra, ara Trers e-e Cartons
aaS CrSeinz3 Drawings IN
: rsc.-.- Fccrr-

In zz1zEb1s II s-toc1 rc-Z VIII o@
scaocI torzorTo=~ zt-e-z1c- toZ- tly==
TO FIVE c'cgCcE Patrons al tle scE1<1l
Ezye t@@z 1rETt:sSt u attend t&.e sZ@lj-
b1tt1z III eTs-T Eooza Il re build
ing t1l1zy, 1T=. zzaEa21S were being
naz6e Ecy re eIEGEsE
E5ezcr. DcEE T1lc1 Las beeZ 6oze
f-oa1 1zy 10 lsT ~t- IL s.0E2 This
viii cr,-sast u [EsE91x Tc:E- vste-
coso-z. c~zyo1 Ed ct-z-crszI and
ctzzE, clay nothing, paGe- weaving
RATA weaving. zz& so11s wearing
wozE 1o-e VIII Et-Igs q: ctCch by
SrsE rocla pg,9!s,
. In o-ss 1T The -coZ-E are sCls orig
.1zI cravings. z1t En-rs cartoon
EGrE- IcGa= bT Gae C< tEe D1g5ls II
that rom In II zdTz-csf cLzsaszg
there wifi II E-CTr Eo-ce Tz-e- colo-
work -tzs. fs r1ruszai- Enok carers
and geogTz 2t-tczt bcoz. showing pro
DICT rE2z,s vii Ire Gasp'zFet fl o1e
Of the rrc1-s
In o1e III t1e z6va1csd arithmetic
,cEzzsea, there VIII rs SHOWN draw
fzza FOR EEZzSes- The gTyls n tEe
class kz9e zaz6e plans EGr furnishing
the fz0Eaea. and both tyzIyac;to1s are
ctaa pRs.ed acco-d!-g 70 actual lsz=
EreEaenta and transactions.
The teachers and pCD1ts % the
Washington scacct hare BAat cat IN
v!tztlaE.E 10 The parents and Dz--ols.
Some If these are IN water CoLoEs
and zEe quite unEE1aL
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(I|!E1zzl!|l1

hundred o. -LEss poTs-tul trucks viii
ts II sevtcs- Columbus army men
STATED This transport Vas adequate.
IN, :. Ea apparent II local military
circles that real railroad ssrvice from
J1arsz would IF. tremendous load
from ras minds Of ths men charged
With keeping the forces IN TIE field
supplied
The available equipment On the
Northwestern from Jusrez TO Casas
Gandss where the .rsr American
base II Mexico & located, is one
mixed freight and passenger train Il
r. the only train running On the line
az present It's other equipment is De-
ing held under military orders from
the Ca-ranza government
Under tie conditions imposed By
tie Carraaza concession, Il IL necea-
cary for the American officials TO Sc
cure consular invoices from the detac-
70 governments local representative
for every expectation made TO Juarez.
Consul Garcia said he had no other in
structtons regarding the American use
OF the Northwestern line.
Garcia and Carrsnza officers in
Juarez claimed 10 De without any
word Of the progress IN the hunt for
Villa American officers observed
their customary silence regarding VII
las whereabouts and the location OF
the United States troops nearest the
bandit
Discussing the railway situation,
however, Brigadier General Bell, Of Fl.
Bliss said that II the Mexican lines
are generally utilized and Mexican
eouipm eut proved insufficient, an at
tempt would be made TO secure per
mission for the use Of American equip
meat. After DECIDING a message re-
ceived from Major General Funston,
Bell said:
The contents are confidential and
cannot be impaired to any one"
II was believed, however, to relate
to the railroad problem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
ONLY ONE FRIEND
STICKS BY HIN
Or. Wsfte's Family has Rsp1distso
Him and VIII Not Give
Him Gny Aid.

rTutes Press Leased VIE Ssrvtas-l
NEW YORK. March 2fl-Witi rre
faith IL His own mother gfssksl 10 2
point 1fere shs Only declares he
could no. hare bean 2tnnAsf -hsn he
al ls,'.-Eyr, Irtsnr Warren Waite,
acfs~c0nfesged pofgon@r N Mr. and
Mrs. john z, PECK, rolGay has Su. one
friend left wflyse fal..l md affection
for him If unchanged
She is Irs, Margaret Horton. Dr..
Wars's charming and emotional con-
panion u the days IN the luxurious
Piazz hotel "studio." Though rroublsd
fy severe examinations and by de-
re-ting friends, Nrs. Eort0n'B keen
est GfBtrrBs Is over DR.. Waits'g IN
fortunate position. She wants 70 zoe
him and cant She wants 10 sing to
him the ross song Th1ch gla5dened
their studio dzys. II 81:
There waB no rose in eli the world
til yT1 came:
No atar until yc1 Eu1iled upon Bos
sea:
10 song IN an the world TN goa
apDke.
80 hops, until Tou gave your life 70
me"
with big rcd rose. q GIT from
her IN look at, and with tn. song
tJEtH 10 MN r1Di - S1!'s L.-I41F-' IN o
waite would BE- liftct from his abyas
of gorrOw and made CHEEKY once
more He nov haH a mite from her
70 comfort him.
II IS a1Greaged Dear Doctur" and
reads:
81 am. Oh, TO gorry for you kn0w
you are abaOlUtely innocent. Be
brave and strong I shall como u
gee you tomorrow.
= know that he n NJ, 4 murderer
and EhalI believe IN nm for ever
end ever. Mrs. Horton told friendE,
her nycs flashing.
~ he admitted the crime IN hig
cOnfeaHiDn. which I dOIb. he must
have been druggci At the time 70 mat
he didn't rnnw what he was Eaying
Thcy have offered me $3.50 Il week 70
sing and ghau spend every cent ri
It for him"
The repudiatiUn Of Or. Waite b
the peck family waa made public IN
81 written statement nigned by Mrr
Clara Peck Waite. wife of the ac-
cuacd man, Percy Peck, her brother
Mics Catherine A. Peck. sister OF th"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
DIVINE
GIVES LENTEN SERMON
Very Rev. r. Leonard Spoke on Sub
Iect Of "Sin" at St. Peters
Church Last Night

Very Rev. F. Leonard OF Muscatines
delivered the lenten sermon at st.
Peters Catholic church last night.
The visiting priest spoke on the sub.
iect of Sin" and gave very forceful
talk He discussed, among other
things. the enormity Of sin and also
Gods mercy in always being willing
to receive the sinner back into tho
fold
Very Rev. F. Leonard came to Keo-
kuk especially to deliver this ser
mon and left for home on one OF
the morning trains today. A week or
SO ago when Very Rev. James GIL
lespie Of ST. Peters church was in
Muscatine. he delivered the lenten
sermon in one of the Catholic
churches there and last night the
courtesy was returned.
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IOWAwOnENTESTFY.

Fort Dodge, Iowa. About two
wears ago my daughter was very nerv-
Gus and rundown In health. The doc.
tor said she would not live a year.
Before she had taken a bottle of DR..
pierces Fayorite Prescription she was
cured.
MY mother took it about twenty
FIVE years ago for general weakness
and she was cured. can recommend
it"-MRs. MoHLER, 1877 First Ave-,
So. Fort Dodge, Iowa
Dubuque, Iowa.--Have used Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for IS years.
patton and thus assisted in preventing
serious results. MR.. Z. o. CAMPBELL,
Io4 w. Locust ST., Dubuque, Iowa.
1T the first symptoms of any de
Yauger1ert of the feminine organism
at any period of life the one safe,
really helpful remedy Is DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
Thousands of women IN Iowa have
taken it with unfaihng success for
diseases of a womanly nature.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription IS
q true friend to women in times OF
trial and at times of pain when the
organs are not performing their func-
ti0ns. For headache, backache, bot
flashes, catarrhal condition, bearing
down sensation, mental depression,
dizziness, fainting spells. lassitude and
exhaustion women should never fall
TO take this tried and true won1an's
medicine.
Prepared from natures roots and
herbs' it contains no alcohol or mar
cotic, nor any harmful ingredient
In either tablet or liquid form: Write
DR.. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, NY,
to-day. 1876 page book on women q
diseases sent free.
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RIVER STATIONARY
HERE BY SATURDAY
Indications Point TO Slow Riae Be-
tween Kcokuk and Davenport, In
Next Forty.cight Hours.

Indications point TO the river be
coming stationary at this point by
Saturday. There was rise Of 6 feet
yesterday. The present river stage "a
16.1 feet. two feet above flood stage
That the river viii rise slowly be-
tween Davenport and KeoSuk until
Saturday. is the prediction Of the To-
cal weather bureau.
Conditions IN this vicinity are not
believed TO be serious as result Of
the present high stage of water.
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An OrloInaf Discovery.

ST. Joseph Gazette: The cClon
adds to the fund of human knoWieussl
every time he goes anywhere. 81
gave the country new type o. -
der. He presented US with az
usual brand of president. He plUu,
ed a political party unlike anvun ID
ever before known. He became u
ferent kind of candidate after"I.,
a sort Of Ioughtn' ito out-tlns
species. He gave us a hitherto ~, =
known river. and now has pied ups.
us bird nobody ever heard OF n .s,.
iously The colonel has pretS rsns
oughly stocked the world with 'ni''
of his own derivation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
Why Stoo Working?

Mitchell Republican,: Why shy Is \,
any man quit work? Why shouI
ever decide that the time has srI :, :.
when he has become useless! =. n
is he right sort-and % per cen. n
those on the farms are genera N,
dustrious by habit and disposi'lon ys
viii not want to end In idleness =.
that has been filled with useiu,D
and labor. And it Is not kinups
to any such man to send him %. i.
even a nice looking prison holr1 !,
some town or city. where he WIZ n
deprived of all that has becons nd
miliar and fond to him in his u'-
work. a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
ARMY DIGGING
Villas FOOTSTEPS
tCgrttrred from gage -

City. vita Is reported TO have split
rfs sorcs into three divisions atee-
IezvErz z Vale. taking PERSONAL coO-
-e-S Of crIy gore Of men
Some dissatisfaction Tss expressed
AMONG army oEaesrs here oTs- the
con6tttoaz, permission grated D.
General Cz~uzA, Il having bean
hoped that the permission Ehen #
was granted, would permit the use OF
American railway equipment General
yung.on, however, fully realizes the
difficulties fl the way Of complete
sc1u!ssercs in the reGusgt OF the
United States government and is OF
the opinion that the commercial use
II the lines will be great aid 20 the
American expedition
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30

DR.. TTerce's Pleasant Pellets nox onH ING
up oper 10 years ago. by Dr. r. V. Pierce, have
bcsn much f,pitnt>d but yreOer e9solcd, rs thou-
rands attest They're purely vegetable, beng
made up Of concentrated and refined n1ea1cinh
principles extracted from the roots OF Amer,-
plants. Do not grippe. One or ~ lo1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
sEpuLsE REPORTED.

PARIS, March sc--7scgis- o. sew
crsi German ATTEMPTS - recon1ser
sSe pcsFcjonE taken ~ ths Frcncn IN
IYcccs-- weed south Ct hsisncoaTI
9ss r>co--sS by ere war czslcs tf's
Afternoon.
Tire Germans have mad. 70 turner
crosress IN their drive 70 81 rssrs
HzLsncogrr
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murdered millionaire, and Ars. Percy
PECK The statement said that -uTOrs
gazing tae Peck family would furnish
no1ey fox Wztte's tefsLss are false
and that the family e interested only
IN z@etls Justice done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
Horse and Eui. MARIE.

ST. LOUIS, No. March 2s-En
Southern buyers are 80
lightly this week and derna.S
that class Of stock IS ltrhts- ;,
usuaL Nevertheless 10 decIns
the values Of southern s,ocI
noted Eastern trade vas reU
while the market was sr-onss,
animals suitable for that calls.
better than they have IN E lone u.
The big, fancy stuff is bringing fss
attractive prices, while the rnods,,
priced chunks are selling at hpr,1
above those Of the previous sevs
weeks For the foreign trade,
French. Italian and Belgian I'M
were In demand. and q fair m,,s
was afforded all kinds In sddsIl
TO the foreign buying, United sf,.l
buyers turned out for cavalry and
tillery sorts and will be OF the M
ket until their contract Ia. I'd
filled. Numerous outlets were N
nished TO shippers and stock mon
with action IN all quarters
Heavy draft, extra. .sl5Ia,J
Eastern chunks ...... load
Southern horses, good ..... ssaI
Southerners, plain .--.-.-. feall
Southerners. common. 4oa
Choice saddlers .-......... 1OeaY
Plugs sal
Mules-There was an abundance
material to select from. The nstb|
was draggy and all kinds were hsI
to dispose of. In places the ms,ll
appeared TO be on the decline, bu,
few sales were made that II was q
ficult to determine just how prs]
did compare with the previous Esl
Nevertheless, animals sold very sla
and prices were none too satish|
tory. while only the strictly chliI
stuff had a look-in on the 1fai,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
CHANCES or GENERALS.

peSEs, Hzrrr 5o-GsssrA Ogozis
sg1o Wss IN co--a1s If all the Fr.rer
armies in sss-srn Farce, tEcaeStrG
srcse o<<o-e yer1gn- ras returned 70
rre CAPITAL 70 become military so1-
error 60 tne Paris cfstrc-- He slFc-
-sses General Ascnei Hanogry, vito
--.g-ss On account q iH heasth.
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FRANCE
tc0assnusd from page J..

CssGtrcs, oSt were driven Sv- ~ sn
immediate ccSnssr st:scs.
Artillery oUeis con.irU.a Last nisT-
CT trs east bank &C tire Ms1s. nor-n
and esst Of HerSQn-
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Weather Forecast.

weather FORECAST.
For Keokuk and Vicinity: Unsettled
tonight and Friday Cooler Friday.
For Iowa: Unsettled weather with
probably rain west and centra ! por-
tions tonight Cooler tonight extreme
west portion.
For Missouri: Partly cloudy and
IDLY rain west adm central por-
Warmer extreme east. Cooler north
west portion tonight. I oler north and
west portions Friday.
For Illinois: Fair and warmer to-
night Friday partly cloudy.
Weather Conditions.
A large area Of high pressure over
the northern districts from the Pa
cifc coast to the lakes is attended
by partly cloudy, moderately cool
weather throughout this region, and
there has been scattered precipitation
in the western sections, the snowfall
continuing heavy in North Dakota,
and there has been light frost as far
south as Nashville, Tenn, in the cen
trail valleys.
Local Observations.
March Bar. Their. Wind WITH
% a. m 1908 AZ E. Clear
80 p. m. 3015 ~ e Clear
River stage 7 a. m. 16.1 It.
Change in "a hours, rise 6.
Mean temperature, AZ; highest, 81;
lowest, Al; lowest last night, 40.
FRED z. GOSEWISCH,
Observer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30

rG-zF Fl tLs war Gs-s-ai D-hstl
commanded tie Frgzch Eighth army
COTS q TEE Eugt5sh left during the
gEzu5@-s lighting Il Is possible he
lzs bAsz recalled I'd rae Inferior cO-z-
rrz-t * Paris bscz2ss the sECs-z4
ztz@ -zs not sa-i.5ed %-a -1s de-
tenss q VeE6z1 n the early days O.
The German offensive General Nal
csz-T commanded ne Frsach force --4E
emerged from Paris and fell upon
Won EErcEs right II tbs trtTs On -1s
cz osts1 and Gas Known As tie SAVIOUR
Of Paris
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30

Advertise in The Gate CITY :
get results.
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The Third Cavalry Arrtves-

WASHINGTON. March 30.-The
third squadron Of the Third cavalry
which has been stationed At Fort Sam
Houston, TsEs. reached Fort Ring
gold on the border today. The forces
Will be used IN strengthening the
border patrol. It was officially an
nor1nced the movement Is not indica-
tive Of alarming conditions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
THE WEATHER.

Il. s. Department Of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau
River Bulletin,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30

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Ira importation prooiems-
Thy z. r. ConkIe, United Pres Stat!
CoreegonieutI

Consequently
Ell PAGO, Texas, March 20.-With
picked American troops three hundred
miles inside Of MEXICO and altogether
10000 United States soldiers en-
sazed IN the hunt for Villa, the prob
lem OF Transporting supplies 10 these
forces was almost he cole topic Of dis
cussion IN army circles here today.
The Mexico Northwestern Offices
announced that II would be impossible
to send out any munitions before Sat
urday with the roads present equip
ment.
Army officers expressed their dis
satisfaction with CarTanza's "conces
SION OF the commercial use OF Next
can railroads. This amounts to plac-
ing the lines open to the arn1y's use
o nthe game terms open to private in
dfyiduaIs.
The army in fact has attempted to
ship supplies in this manner for sew
eral days. The news has been sup.
pressed by officers for fear 1t would
involve both countries. Three car
loads Of munitions were sent over to
Juarez last night in the names Of prt
rate parties, but really intended for
General Psrshing's forces.
However the army's principal re-
liances today was the steadily grow
ing line Of motor trucks ploughing the
desert between Columbus and Casas
Grandes. By tomorrow nearly two
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30

and butchers, ss30Gss5; good heavy.
$3.50 ds.s SO; rough heavy. se-s0G 9. IS;
light, 9-2G9 go; pigs, s7.IoT $40.
Cattle receipts $500; market steady.
Beeves, s7-so6a go; COWS and heit-
ers, s4-25G s-s5; stockers and feeders,
sSG0TSio: Texans, s75oGs. 40,
SOC
Sheep receipts 5000; market
steady. Native, ss-5o6S75; western,
IS. sgaS15; lambs, ss-75G1Ls0: vest
en, 5000 CLIO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30

Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, March 30.--Cattle receipts
5000: market 10@15c lower. Steers,
s72599.3O: COWS and hetfers, s4-504
.e.25: stockers and feeders, $3.50
$40; calves. s7.oo910.25; bulls and
stays, s5.5097.50.
Hog receipts 10000; market log
15c lower. Bulk. $4,000 915; top,
S945.
Sheep receipts $500; market slow,
lower. Yearlings, $500 1875: weth-
ers, Ss.ooGSS5: lambs, 1l2591150
ewes, $3.50 $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30

Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, March S0.-Butter-Ex-
ras, sec; firsts. 35435hc; dairy ex-
tras, 1914 434hc; dairy firsts, 2sh9
Bic.
Eggs-Firsts, 1914 91e4e; ordinary
frsts, 1sc.
Cheese Twins, 1910; Young
Americas, 19c.
Potatoes-Receipts 7 cars: e0c1
800 per bushel.
Live poultry-Fowls, lie; ducks, 16
91Sc; geese, 10413c; spring chick
ems, 171ac; turkeys, zoe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, March 30.-The hog mar
ket closed dull and mostly 10 to 16c
lower than the opening. Top $3.50.
Estimates tomorrow 1900.
Cattle closed steady with the top at
$500 for beeves. Receipts 5000.
Sheep closed 10 cents lower with
actual receipts 1000. Top sheep 1915
lambs, S11.7O.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. March 30.-hog receipts
10000; market 10Ql5c lower. Mixsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES.

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