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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-10
MISS SCHELL HOSTESS

New Cumberland. Pa, May 10.-On
Tuesday evening the Otterbein Guild
of Trinity United Brethren Church will
be entertained at the home of Miss
Ruth Schell.
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Observation-Disclosures WEDDING
.Seecidl To The TeIegrath

Brecknock. Pa. May 10.-Miss Irene
Roger, of this place, was married last
evening to Charles F.. Oberholtzer. of
Bowmansville, at the parsonage of the
First Reformed. Church, by the Rev.
Martin Schweitzer.
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"DAvID GARRICKn PREsENTED

Sfc6IdI TO IHe Telegraph
Blain. Pa, May 10.-On Saturday
night David Garrick" was presented
in the Town Hall by the Dramatic
Troupe of New Bloomfield Academy.
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This player-pi will

Stand for honest merit, at a most
moderate price. The quality of ma
terials is sterling throughout. The
case is simple, but the finish is beau
tiful. It is medium size, and the
tone is true.
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The price of this new

player piano is to be 1895. We
want a suitable name for it, and we
will give one of these player-pianos,
as shown in the cut, absolutely free,
to the person submitting the name
which is most suitable. Anyone,
anywhere, may send name.
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tunity for some one to get one of
these players FREE. All you have
to do is to think of name and send
it in. Names now in use like An
gelus, Cecilian, Pianola, Playotone,
Symphanola, ETC., may not be used.
Only one name from each contest
ant. Disinterested judges will Sc
lect the winner. In case of a tie,
duplicate awards will be given. Fill
out the coupon, or exact copy, and
mail today. All answers must be in
not later than Monday, May II,
1915, at 9 P. M.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
ey j. p YooER.

tstae Corresp9ndent United Press
CHICAGO. Dec Uncle Joe"
rouncu. former speaker u the ma
uouu house Of representatives.. IL
going 70 Washington next week, car.
rv.ug with him The mCst important
mission since he first went there as
r represontative. so odd years ago.
TIE Danville sage intends 70 live
down a reputation for wickedness. %
which ne feels has been unjustly
thrust upon ". He said today In
an interview at the Union League
CLUB
And throughout the talk he main
tanned a consistency of decorum IN
choice OF phrase and gesture that
spoke we'll for the success Of his
mission. Even the once ubiquitous
stogey had been replaced With q
black, fat cigar OF almost unchew
able proportions.
1 The former speaker said he q
not al all concerned over possIbll
4 ity OF the United States being draw
into the European conflict. He SAT-
be hes moro concern for possibill
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
DENNY co.
TO EXPAND
Street Hears of Pro-
jected 100000 In
crease in Stock

one more motor car company is
due FOR a boost 10 capitalization. &C
cording TO the gossip on Griswold St
This time II g one OF the newer
companies. the Denny Motor Truck
Co.
The present capital OF the DENLY
company is 325O,Ooo, all common
stock. Il Is understood tina, an in
crease is shortly TO be made which
viii make the capital OF the com
pany $4,000, OF which s250.00O VIII
be preferred stock and the other
100000 common.
II IS not the understanding that
the stock is 20 be placed on the gen
eral market or handled by brokers
A. all Il is said mat the company
is taking subs ripuons tor the new
stock directly. selling the preferred
stock az par and giving common
stock bonus OF % or ~ per cent
with each sale OF preferred Ac-
,ording 20 meu IN financial circles
the stock is beng rapidly taken, 100.
more than half the issue Of prefer
red stock having been subscribed in
the first few days Of its Offering
Garyin Den5y is president OF the
oeuby Motor Truck Co. and Edwin
DENLY is treasurer Edwin DENLY
refused 20 discuss the financial oper.
ations OF his company al all We'd
nesday
Prom other sources Il is learned
however that the company had
made a startling success since Il
was organized in July. 1914. II ship
ped It's first truck IN September. OF
that year Since that time 300 trucks
have been made and shipped and the
company Is SAID 10 have orders on
it's books for 800 more In addition
new three-quarters truck and with
open 5ov 5ody 20 sell at less than
$1,000 has just been brought out, and
the company has felt the need Of
more capital 20 handle the business
IN hand and offered.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Uncle Joe Would Live
DOUn wicked" PaSi

ties or danger in the Mexican situa-
ton.
81 didn't vote for Mr. Wilson in
1912. and 7 won't vote for MIN in
1916" he said. but won't criticise
his attitude in the European mat.
ter II Is not a time for partisan
ship. II f. a time for everyone to
support the president Of the United
States"
What do you think 81 tho admin.
istratlon's preparedness program >"
he was asked
He forgot himself moment and
violently waved HIS left ffst peril
ously near the questioner's nose
He showed his old control though.
and II dropped harmlessly 20 the
questioner's knee. Then he said
II don't care 10 discuss Garrison =
army plans: ! don't care 10 mention
Daniels navy proposals. do care
20 say. however" and the left arm
began 10 wave again. that We must
have an eGloient navy OF SUFFICIENT
size, and standing army % pro
portions that will be insurance
against war and assurance 10 our
people that we will be safe In all
| events"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
WOULD STAY
PRESIDENT
Plot TO Kill Wilson
With Liquid Fire Is
Alleged
BY UNITED PRESS.

CLEVELAND. O Dec. IAN az.
tempt on me LIE OF President VII.
son snd secretary OF War Garrison
was proposed With liquid ire. ac-
cortins 10 information alleged 20
have been obtained by County Pros
ecuror Cyrus Locher. from Z ~.
Ritter chemist, under arrest here.
70 was learned this afternoon. \
court steHosrapner's record purport
TX ,Q~Ne 5a- taken while Locher
vas examining Ritter stated tina,
taa plan Vas suss sted by TWO
men. high IN official lie
DR. Ritter cor Rettegn, held on a
fraudulent check charge. denied ne
had made such statement 10
LCCher.
Charles Devoody special agent
OF the department OF justice, who
has been trailing Ritter for a year.
swure 10 the warrant served on the
chemist Dewoody has been invesu.
eating bomb plots
Riuei admits he invented the
orlg.aal liquid ire.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
STAYED AWAY
FOUR NIGHTS
IN % YEARS

"He s,aveo away four NIGHTS in
the O. years Of oGr II, rried life"
complained Mrs Lucr,tio Young,
In Judce Colds court. Wednesday
morning during the herring at her
suit FOR divorce
'Isrt thar pretty rOon7" Inquired
the attorney for tho husband Fred
crick Young
80 snapped Mrs Young. "A
mans place Is hi- home
Young formerly was an overall
manufacture Hts busIness failed,
and 'he failure. acccrlirr 90 the
1ife. lcd him into easy ways. He
gave her only 81 nor week he said.
we had q home on Iro1uos-
rye she testified. and had 20 have
a maid. ! kept that home up on q
,otal income OF &C. 2 a"ek.'
Young alleges that his wife lost
hor affection for hir after he had
failod and she had come into wealth
through the death ~ hcr father. JO
spph tlrich he Is coniesting tho
case. having 'hlei cross hill
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
REPORT OF
YEAR MADE
Salvation Army Gives
Figure of Work Done
Among Needy

The Salvation Army has sent out
its annual report and its annual
plea The expenditures for the year
are careruiy uemizec ana total 20.
795.0S. the cltldel being more than
self supporting with It's property
rents. etc. and the Women's Hotel
nearly so.
The income for the year. received
from donations in the city was Sll,-
o2lOS. the percentage from national
headquarters. citidel. rents. hotel.
sundries. etc. Is s-6,19j.0S In all
The institution seems 10 De on a sol.
id financial basis. i;s assets being
$S7,35S.62 and its liabilities &c.,.
9l1l5. leaving a balance TO the good
OF S54.55147
There have been 269 open air
meetings 531 indoor meetings. 372
conversions and 6.SlS attendance AZ
SUNDAY school Eighty.One girls
have been received AZ the Rescue
lone during the year. 3 OF whom
have passed out again as "satisfac-
tory 13,494 lodgings have been
furnished women IN the Citldci and
29,6sS beds supplied al the men :
lodging house 754 families have
been assisted with coa;, groceries.
clothing. etc, and 1000 christmas
dinners were sent 10 homes OF the
needy; PAS persons have received
medical attention az the free dis
pensary ard 3.j77 sick have been
visited and cared for; $4,000 band.
ages have been sent TO the war zone
and I'll missing people have been 10
Gated and transportation furnished
to homes and friends
The salvation Army thanks all OF
~ friends for helping 20 hiATe this
good report possible I'D .hsks that
they viii continue 10 s.Ye their sup
port In the future ar Checks 10 be
made payable 20 The salvation
Army r
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
WHEAT IS
NERVOUS
Early Slump Is Follow
ed By Sharp Rise
in Prices

CHICAGO ne,a THE wheat
market was very nervous today
-pesA4 u-4- first ave mlautes tie
msr>,t dipped. .used. tn5n cropped
back 10 prce- oelow yesterday 5
close This las, dip Was later to..
lowed by a sharp aavsAce OF -l.s
aud else ABOVE the opening, 20
la, ard itt ~. TIE opening was
Gown i-2 aid i-4c below yesterday
close. Their. Was evidence that the
Janad.aa Vaea, seizure MAS Just
eeglrls 20 show lis effect. ior the
nervous ess developed III the face
OF apparently ample deliveries on
December contracts Offerings
we're small and ca1les weak.
Corn developed an individual
strength on GOOD buying. The open
ir1 va az - anu lac. 10 - 3-s
AID fSi-4. Later there we're al
yaures over tie opening OF 81 and
Sac
oats were also higher today. re-
ceiprs being small and demand
good
PROVISION. we're higher on reduc-
I'd receipts.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
sEnnING PiiICER

CsAnse ~~sas-AyyIeA - 80 = ~
- DaAea SsanS, 40, 9vg DO.
Lima Oeans. 81 C0ga Fancy
AaIae .I.45. standard. 81 Iayie
Deets. Sl.-0 " 4.tv. FvAs. 4 aAC1 e....y
June, sLSy, standaru. 81. salmon.
tan. $50. hat, pings. 5Oc. Iona -Ovs.
June, SI.oV, sIrted ea4y June. y..4V
per uoZ.
tesa-Jobbins pnces IN .-DUL
SACKS. bEail, 80, STANDARD u1sduI4nss.
go; pne nIIouuuBs, asy. C.A-hId
corn, sSU, CVIn anu Oat CAJp. a. Ton.
tLour-JoDOins Prices. Dtst Aitn4-
gan patent, So.sV, seluuo patent
aS.tV, sIIdIshl. S5.40, L.Is rJv. - 81.
sprihs patent. ae.@V Der Dol IL paper
SACKS.
ns4dwsre-NauS. $40 k-s L4se,
.VS. aioAdsio. 4, NJ isc. IaZlLE 40
anneaiea wire. sZ.OS pes UuLdte. AL
sanIzed LA Dsd wlIe. . potuL .. -
pee spVOI, &aIsan4%eC suevLs. 80
sapss, - ~, ~ @ASt. sac. -
suase. s+.LO, Ls-su~ss. - -, sV-
suase. :, % Yer c"t-. siBsle pa axes,
80. douUle Dit ts.Z3 49, COX. a4aek
sheet metal - ana -t-suass, yZLe
2t-susss, ~ so. It-EuAs=. tlS5 40
siaaiI. 16e. 10 aEd on. iaIse. l6c
aud 40 on. ms.n the DOits. snail. sae
and on iaf Sc. 'VS md Oh asst
Hides--No. euIed aides. Isc, N0
lac, No. i green tSiIs. &c, No.
cured veal KIP, &Uc. y ~ 1 green veal
kip, lsc, No. i cured murrsln. l5c. No.
l green murrain, @Oc, 40. -ured calf
hides. So No, hCrss L les, s.. 30.
! tallOW, &c. NO. talIOW. 345c No
Z hides J. Oh, No. KIP and calf
l1sc on, 81 egrskin cas- - amount Of
Detroit Gii -- Raw lnseed oil. CSC.
boiled llnseeo, &C gal "a barrel lots
Kerosene Tara as -u ~ llr... p.r.
rels DIAMOND headlight l9z- per.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
APPEAL TO
DR.. BOYLE
Managers of "Exper-
fence" Say Criticism
Is Unjust

The statements made by the Rev
". II Wray BOYLE. Sunday. In the
WoodWard-ave. Pres oyteriau church.
with regard tu-t ----- immortality OF
the modern morality play. "Expe.
renee 10 come 20 The Garrick the
alter. neat week. are objected TO by
the managers of Experience" and
VIII A. Page. advance manager OF
lhc company, now IN Detroit. has
taken Up has side OF the case Nth
pr Boyle -
Mr. Page has written a letter 70
ur Boyle which he accompanied
with a printed a+-~trE edition OF the
play and complimentary seats Tor
the opening performance Monday
evening. pointing out TO the minis
ter wherein he has erred Ia his con
ception OF the intent 90 the play
Experience was written by
George V. Hobart. tho weltknown
playwright and libret'ist. and is $ IN
liar in theme and treatment 10 the
medieval morality play OF Every.
man. and the modern morality
play OF Every which latter
Henry " Savage produced a tcw
years ago and which had several
seasons OF popular success with the
public
Or. Boyle In his sermon. Sunday.
declared that in the play vice was
painted in its mos, a.lur.ng form
and he drew particular attention 10
the Primrose pat In the play, In
which beautiful women are shown.
and in which the action deals with
the allurement OF youth who seek
re bright lights. Or Boyle declar'
ed that. Il Detroit ger expected 10
rid itself OF the|burlesque houses
and their alleged immoral effect, u
would have 20 be gin on the s. class
OF entertainment as offered the pub
lic in the Detroit and Garyick. and
he thought that Experience ~oulo
be a good play 20 commence on.
Mr.. Page, In his letter 70 Or.
Boyle. SAYS he can produce ali OF
the original written indorscm nG
OF Experience az a highly moral
ent, rtainment by ministers and the
foremost public men and women IN
the country. Dr Boyle IN his ser
mon. referred 20 these endorsements.
which are used In the publicity mat
ter OF the play, as alleged
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Slight Bullish Activity
In Sugars Is
Noted

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-slight price
changes occurred at the opening OF
The stock market today. There vas
some buliish activity in high priced
industrials and Cuban Sugar and
South Porto Rico Sugar made new
high records. United States Steel
opened up IA. but later eased of
Strength developed in the market
early in the day. United States
Rubber. Goodrich and Industrial Al
cohol led the advance. Toward the
end OF the first hour prices eased of
and during the greater part of the
second hour the market was at a
standstill Traders selling about
noon caused further declines.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
DIR. BUENZ
DETAILS HIS
ACTIVITIES
81 rNITED PRESS

NEW YORK. Dec, DIR Karl
Buenz. American head u the Ham
burg.American line detailed actiyt
ties OF his company in supplying
German commerce raiders when no
vas recalled TO the stand In the
hamburg American trial today
The case probably will reach the
jury late tomorrow
Assistant rnttef States Attorney
wood made an Unsuccessful Effort
today 10 have brought into court
the agreement between the Ham
burg. American line and the German
government by which the former
was 70 supply German commerce
raiders with coal and provisions
wood askcd that evidence regarding
the agreement be stricken from the
record unless the document itself
vas produced.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Dec -Close--W heat
was steady az home and abroad AZ
the opening ard some an eTtaiItN
WAS caused ay rumor that the can
aclan Eo.ernWent had released ne
wheat recently seized
liverpool reported firm market
ana scarce Winnipeg offers. Winter
wheats are -rriy held. The caFs 20
market Is quiet Argentine and Aus
traia ogers or new wheat are IN
.reasirE but there has been 4 furth-
er advance IN f-eiEhts and tonnage
ia scarce The fear that ships cannot
be had fl move 80 wheat IL making
the British trade nervous. Brltsh
country markets are lower and Of
frs o. native wheat are drying ~
Declines III Chicago were i,If5. 600
bu. all hiEh-grRde wheat. and the
grain was taken largely by export
ers. 10 WAS taken 50 willingly as 20
cause q bullish feeling and buying
became popular accom- panied ,sy an
advance In prices There IS a story
going the rounds that the taking 81
wheat by the Canadian government
was due % pressure brought on gov
eminent men hy Winnipeg specula-
-cs- who found themselves caught
N 81 trap and could not get out WITH
o-t loss. Receipts % spring wheat
were almost the So me as "A week ago.
been heavv export buying On Ameri-
can markets. Much u this wheat is
90 - ou' via the Gulf The eastern
bloc kada - as had as ever.
Detroit cash dealers report no de-
mand FOR wheat There has Ueen
no export er mill hGying Tor several
DAYS The needs u Europe are heavy
and bulls have confidence that the
supply mast come from America.
The market was strong all day and
wheat closed AZ m advance OF L ale
Corn advanced l.. oats &c. and
timothy seed S.. siarrh cloverseed
lost Sc and alsilJ Sc.
Wheat .luotations--Cash 30. >
out change at Sll4is. advanced 20
si15is and closed AZ sl15. MAY
opered AZ sI1-t4 and advanced 20
FlIsa 40 white. ilioL
Cash No. ?. $50: No. yellow. CSC.
Oats-Standard 48iac. No wh te
opened at Ale and adv anced TO SIC.
vsuced 70 foc; sample asa $50
Rye-~f,azh Nc ?. sec.
BsaHs-TF1rn ediste and prompt
3 !, 81 so December, $3.50.
overseef-Prir,e spot and Deceu1-
Der SO March, Ils9 prime alsike.
TJmothy-Prime spor. $40.
Receipts IN the Detroit market
"wednesday we're .oo0 bbIs OF hour.
% rye and II % hay. Shipments
were 900 bhls 81 four. u 900 M
- wheat. 1000 ~ ~ corn. 200 bu.
~ oats. and 1000 bu u rye stocks
are 800 600 bu. OF wheat 1900 hu.
- corn 2fi. 900 bu. Of oats and ST.
u"n hu % rye
Exports ~ wheat and -four We'd
ncs7av. l.4i6 000 bG
Receipts - wheat Wcdnesdav-
pr'uth. f5l cars. against 25T Mimi
ar01.s t0H2 cars. against 311 Chi
c7E0. - cars against 272. Winnipeg
1880 cars. against 2ss. southwest
10000 bg against 331 900 bu
Hr'uaYv wheat rec. ipts were 32i1-
N'1 hg. against 1.5f2,OO0 bu. year
aE.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
CLERK ACCUSED
OF DISHONESTY
SAYS NOT GUILTY

Albert ". peIatour representing
tho Jewel Ten Co. obtained q war
rant ~ police court Wednesday. for
Walter +. Dieterle. an agent of the
company. who IS alleged 10 have
converted $50 ~ INC company's
money to hts own uses Dieterle
was arrested several days ago nv
police detectives. after m investlga-
ton had been made by the com.
pany.
Arraigred before Justice Stein.
he pleaded not guilty. and was
bound over 10 recorders court. I'M
der s GOO bail
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
mansiauehter chafoe rs LAID

Justice Sellers issued a warrant,
charging mansiaughtrr, Weine-.
day for George Mitchell, OF so.
1880 Iroquois-ave. who II alleged
TO have struck John Hausetin. a
former pa'rolman. iuaictinG injuries
that resulted in the mans death IN
The cell block OF the Mcclellan sta
tior. Monday The warrant WIS
sworn 10 by Detectives Rogers and
Kolb, who arrested Mitchell after
he IL said 10 have told friends that
ne participated in fight with
Hausteln He later Is said 20 have
admitted that he struck the blow.
Mitchell was arraigned before
Justice Stein. Ind his examination
wa set for Tue.ay His bail was
set al 3.00u. two surcties.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
FATE OF ACCUSED
MIDWIFE RESTS
WITH THE JURY

The trial OF Mrs. Kaziniera Kow-
alewski, a midwife on Dubois-st..
charged With criminal practice. was
acid in the recorders court before
Judge Connolly. Wednesday, bat the
jury, after nearly 'UD hours DELHI
Grafton, had not returned a verdict
Two months ago Mira Kowalew-
ski was arrested. charged with Civ.
Ing Illegal Treatment 70 Antonio
Bueska. OF No. l4i7 Duoois-st She
retained lanes Murtha and Eugene
Mistersky as counsel
on the stand. Nedus sday morn
ing. Mrs KoSalewsh made a COM.
plete denial 81 the charges.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
VILLA WARS
ON THE u. S.
Funston Says 'PanchO'
Plans Guerrilla
Campaign
~ IAITED PRENN.

WASHINGTON. Occ. ten
villa will turn guerilla and conduct
warfare all along the Arizona boz
der IN revenge fur 'sF,.F4-ss-- A-.--.s-s
sld'rs the United States haos done
utrrN according 10 report from zen
FuHtqn to the war department e.
day.
a(A,hat may be the FIRST step IN this
l6S2CBal campaign Was reported TO
,daJ>W hen il was learned Gen ROC
ylsuez had captured the town o.
fsaba. 30 miles south OF Agu. Prize
IA
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

The council. Tuesday night. adopt.
ed a resolution submitted BY AID
John C. Lodge, inviting the railway
commissioners 70 meet with the
committee on public utilities and
discuss the recommendations made
in the report Of the traffic survey
engineers Aid Lodge believes that
out OF this discussion will come val
liable Information that will result In
plans for re-routing cars in the down.
town district 10 avoid the present
congestion.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Is MORE BODIES
TAKEN FROM PIT
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHARLESTON. ". Va, Dec. L.
The bodies OF Is miners killed In
the explosion Of mine No 2 Of the
Boomer Coal & Coke Co, at Boom.
OF. esterday, were recovered today
Five men were rescued The mum.
Der OF dead may reach IS.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO, y. y. Dec T.
trade light. steady. prime steers. 50
ds,b0; butcher grades. $3.50 o. $50.
cows, s306.76.
Calves; Receipts. 100 head. mar
ket, active, soc higher. Gull TO choice.
t5M12.
sheep and lambs. Receipts. 400
head; market. active. lambs zoe high
sr; sheep. steady choice lambs. 81. -
fs.5o; Gull 20 fair, S6as. SearllnEs.
$50 7.s0. sheep. t5ds
active. To loo higher, workers. s. 90
OLE; pigs. t6.25n6.50: mixed. $40
41,se. heavy 200 7.2b roughs. s.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Levi y Curtis, OF Omaha. and
Mrs Margaret Shreve. Of Browns
vile. Neb. eloped recently 20 The
Omaha license bureau. then re.
turned home and begged the for
giveness OF their children. pleading
that they were only u aud didn't
know any better
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

IL Is estimated that the waves OF
the Atlantic ocean on the British
chores have an average force of one
ton a square foot In the winter
months.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

T.lTUg o. rsr wheat. cas-,
49, December SiIFr Ma.
2itFfa ' cash G-1a Drco-a.
.er HiHE -fLr Oats cash
fiti .r.sr Ffter Mat. t-t.r
RHn fr ftr Cioveraeof. Casf
trf December $40 February. So
u.s. March fIf 10 AlsIke December
5000 ..atuN Prime. f8-n. Feb
rrart g. -L March t3S0 Butter
Brick Creamery. 381 Sac. tub cream
"rv. 72f 32r Eggs Fresh caudl,d
3fW40c. selects. 4Oc. storage ga
30c HAY 80. ! timothy. ti-1s1s
light MIXED SIC, No mixed tlt
clover, SIS
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
UNION sTock YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO.
Dec -Hogst Receipts. $4,000; mar
s ss s' SsS,y '' sSGs a so q
6ets; pigs. s5.7596.40 Cattle re
gelpts. $4,000. market steady TO i0c
lower; beeves, 81. s0aI0.3a, cows and
hsifsrs ~ sSq 80; Texans ssl56
seipts. $4,000, market. weak 10 roc
VSSo: lambs. if6sI5. western. iTss