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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23

'~angctreter, Inn Sas @eibitadtsfeit in
areiie ieiner 5amilie perIeben 5ii fon.
nelL uiio itarb unterpeg5 infolse cii,cS
ScrJfdlaeS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23

ginnt Die goriteaurg piiaftIid' nTl
7.45 nno enoet UNI 10 Hin. Gbeulo lci
nuf Sic Observation-Disclosures ,
an SuIocitcr. Abeu0 hindepiaieil, ale
aud pluftIih 7:45 bcainut, Die CoT'
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gof & 9afamp, 8ine uno y Cir. I'll
Canal 1917 uH6 Cor Cfjicc @rnro
Opera Sollie Eel. Grrnl l0l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23

Dapib Spup, bon 20. 1882
5dirfar apsuus. meIoets psItsrn DR.
Qolissi, bab i'm BON ciuen 5aiheu4
bisS ubr unb settle sstamptirt pcIosa
ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23

WitsIieber Der 1ubrIsnte Union burdJ
rincn 6inbaltS6efebl perbiuSert,
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union 30. 100 unb SO unb bsrsa
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,r!anst purbe, I'm bic @ertlagten 81
rsrhinbern, Gsuie, fpslhe Die pldbs
be- iireitenbsu Gubrleute Der arose,
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gen ooer gu mibbanoelH, ME bas IL
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roo m.6rtGsiper 0erbcnblung era
s.drs. bab er ben srIangtsn gefehl ee-
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lsesnhsit bura i.ine Gnti9ei,unJ
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frtnr iih bic Strsit.r gtssH bas Ges
ftb rerseben ioltsH. ben Joll gu err
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8. pluder, III. @unec9lif. Deter
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prrl..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23
9tafer qro3ts pirb
burbaefiifrt.

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Mn.ras. ben GAL ssssn Wati. 9tafe:
orN 6Gnoen Der SurD 81 sntuebmer
mn Elm freiiprstsno.s Ysroiii an3l'
rr5nen. als untsgriinbst as uno orb'
ret, an, bab nil ben ytrbanpluns..l
fcrtasfabrsn irerbs. Gb' oiss gsItno
ssipfte bic Siaats6ebDrbs, Medic il,
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btsitsn 5u biirfsn, mas i6r aud 3uss'
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her Mdd'ifen pstitionen barh msine
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t,t0rbs Der ang.tlngte. aenntnib G.-
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gegtn 35c Gns.
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bic @ns,ufubr sntaosen pirb. faIs e
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lae zines tempprdren gTbnltsbsIs6Is
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rrmmen peroen.
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ba9ttn Ssirat5 bers
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liner 3o9tsr bss Or. ". BON Wdlbea,
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unb besbalb obns bic erlmbnib fsi.
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zen, baten absr isiibem niemals gu
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Der psriSnli4s Ro&i:E bss Gam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23

Sn Sen offentGidyn Sdlll9u
iiabmen aeltern orc &cihradtsierttM
iJ-en @nfaa1 oie biS Jint 2. Sauitnr
pGhreu. IN fnit alien Sdatlen fdnocH
ltitern bcin SbIuh ocs lbitcrritts
6iibi9e Weibna9tsfeierH TAFT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23
aim IL. Mpril
Ierocn bic gedGler ii6cr Sis S%reibrici-
irase iOiuie ii6er Den EGdtpertraB
iir Gle SfnellbdEuanlagc
abitimmen.

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Gincidnoticr ouberorOutIih pidtil-
@aBl itattiinoen. @~eleacttIidy ojcicr
NabI fonnnen uGmlif 5wei 6raAell
oon lnbrrcroentlidcr 9coeutang gun
auStrag.
Gus GcHiercu5fommittee oes Stdot'
rotbS mlb Der Observation-Disclosures
ii1n iofptc @err1c NJ. Sarris. Der @nr,
lltcr oes 5rei5ricffcrnnittees oes Str
Club BADEN lid eciteru oabiu necinig:,
bah all Gem eenannten To9e ON
Stimnlaeber iouchl uber ole Sri.
briciirage, pte aud iIber 9en 9ia4t'
pcrtrop Der eeplantcn Sdueababu al,
itinurcn iolcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23
Nettet sic
1nfloicn6 Sinner

Bite identen Gle SeIb ODER Rnu.
rem. Wan made gbef 5nbl6or on
sbe GbiIbren's $ 9. @riu.
gen ODER ienben Sic @oben nah 312
Aeit Reinte Strobe, Cincinnati.
Neibnaftsieier Der ainoer bcute
Haftnittag bon 1 bis 3 ltbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23

lin siut ertGinns 10 tiHrm saae 81 i~rrtreu,
nctre man LAxArfvE B7oMo ouI-
rINr Es piebl nnr ein -tnprHo Gul nine.
zbdbtel. zoe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
STATE REGISTRAR WILL
NOT ANSWER GElSSlER

Secretary Joe s, Morris OF the state
election board said this morning h
would make no comment on the request
OF Arthur n. Geissler, chairman OF the
republican state central committee, Tor
the removal OF certain county registrars
until he Investigated the charges against
them
Il have Just returned from my home
and | am no, familiar with the com
plants made by Mr. Geisslcr. They
will be investigated and whatever ac
tion taken tina, the complaints Justify,
said Mr.. Morris
In several counties Mr. GeiSSler
charges that registrars have failed to
comply with the Law requiring them 90
furnish the secretary OF state with a
complete lis, of the qualified voters OF
their counties The failure TO do this,
he says, will result in number OF vot'
crs not getting publicity pamphlets con
tanning arguments for and against the
sociais, republican election law,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
BLACKWELDER EXPLAINS
HIGH BIDS ON ASPHALT
Commissioner Says Paving Contractors
Have Been Losing Money
in This City

Paving contractor, IN Oklahoma Cty
have been losing money according 70
Guy Blackwclder. commissioner OF pub
lie works, who today explained why
bids on sheet asphalt were 10 cents
more now than the price charged a few
weeks ago.
In order to get the cream OF the
business in Oklahoma City, contractors
have been doing the work cheaper than
the prices of material would Justify,
consequently they have not been LAYING
up anything" says the commissioner.
Recent contracts on paving have
been from 15 to 20 percent les, than
ever before, there has been an ad
vance OF cent, a yard on ccmen,
alone the Improvement bonds are sell
ing lower aud the cost OF the haul is
higher ! consider $l75 square yard
Tor sheet asphalt very reasonable fig
urc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
Estimated Exportable Surplus Reported
Shrunk to Sensational
Extent.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, oct Alarming reports
that owius 20 greatly increased damage
from dfouth the estimated Argentine sI-
portable surplus had Hhrunk 10 scnst-
upnal extent brought about a rapid ad
vance today IN the wheat market here
Uturu. lu priC" were much facilitated
hy word that Tuesday export sales IN
NE United Stntcs were larger than at
FIRST announced and thpt foreigners were
lpntN continuing To- pgrchHsc freely. In
the speculative pit. there seemed to De
no limit TO the way offerings were ah-
sotbed Selling wss only hy proflt-tak-
ers Opening prices which ranged from
.sc to 2sc higher with December al
u 80 20 tlblh and May at tl.79A to
t.hl. were followed by rise respective
y, 10 SlN ana 81 s1a,
subsequently the market outdid even
the high prices attained In the Letter
corner Of 1895. The extraordinary bulge
however, led 10 foreigners taking to
the selling side and forcing "A sharp set
back In quotations The close was weak
at &c TO 2c net advance with December
at 81 so aud NSOA and May at 81 81
TO 81 S0i5
Al first corn was weak. the market
soon rose with wheat Signs of inCreaS-
INK receipts caused the initial depres-
sion. After opening T., u iyc lower prices
Jagged little further and then scored
a,suhStanttnl general advance.
oats showed strength from the start
The reason was active export demand
Higher quotations on hogs gave firm
n.k5 10 provisions There was no pres
sure to sell
The strength In corn disappeared when
wheat turned weak Tho close Vas heavy
hi 'Sc to 2',c net decline
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. oct 2j There was a
further sharp advance I'm the cotton mar
kct here today on the census report
showing smaller amount ginned TO Oc-
tober lS than expected and cnntinua
ton of yesterdays buying movement
Nav contracts touched the predicted 2oc
level, selling at 20 0lc on tho call, whilc
the list opened firm at an advance OF u
TO q points and active months sold ~ To
y points net higher during the hrst
few minutes Realizing was extremely
heavy while there also appeared TO be
some rcactionnry sentiment around the
ing under which December eased or
from la.75c 10 1860 and January, 1890
tu soc while May renCtcd to l9F5c
shortly after the opening Offerings were
brisk on u scale downward bringing out
side demand
The early reaction carried January
on to l9blc and May to 1871 There
was continued buying however and oth-
er positions tapcrcd off some, the mar
Not offering renewed stIength with Jan
uary selling mp to l9.7e and May To
20 0ic before midday This made new
high records on the late delivery ana
prices showed reactions Of 10 or II points
early in the noon hour under renewed
DrOfit taking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
SUNBEAM HOME LADIES
HAVE RECEIVED S1.365

Instead OF the ladies apologiring TO
business men for soliciting from them
funds for the maintenance OF the Sun
beam home. the business men called
upon should apologize to the ladies for
the necessity Of being solicited
Such was the statement OF o. d.
Halsell, made in an address at lunch
con OF Sunbeam home workers today
at noon in the Skirvin hotel OF the
5000 the workers are trying to col
lect, i,JoS.70 has already been coli
lected
The campaign for the funds will con-
tinue throughout the week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
MINIMUM WEIGHT HEARING
IS SET FOR NOVEMBER Id

Application OF carrier for permis-
slonHo increase the minimum Weigh,
on car load lot, Of gram products from
1900 to 20 900 pounds has been set Tor
hearing before the corporation commits
sion on November Il
Such change, II is urged by the
carriers, would tend TO relieve the pres
en-, congestcd condition OF grain prod
ucts movement in Oklahoma. In some
instances, It IS said. only abou, one
half the capacity OF cars is taxed ior
the transpor ,'ion ~ grain products.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25

ROGERS, Ark-Jamcs Fletcher. .
years old, was arrested here TUESDAY
and held for Nini,a, Okla, authorities
in connection with the murder OF John
Mayiield, S. years old. near Nlnita, on
October Q
WAukEGAN, Ill.-John Costello a
farmer, was arrested while whctting a
knife with which he said he was gong
to kill his l-year-old son.
JERSEY CIrY-Gcorgc +. BlakeS-
ley enjoyed his own obituary printed in
error at grave yard, where he is sup
posed to be dead.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
City Hall Ballot
Gives Wilson Lead

A poll OF the city hall this morning
shows that in the various municipal
departments are thirv-iour men who
will cast votes for Woodrow Wilson,
while Charles L. Hughes will have to
be content with meager seven,
The first and fourth floors are solid
for Wilson, Hughes gets one-Mayor
Overholser--on the second floor, and
the rest OF the republican candidates
followers are on the third floor where
Commissioner Guy Blackwelder's de
paruncnt is located
Republicans claim that the city hall
straw vote is not true index OF con-
ditions in the city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
STREET IRREGULAR,
STOCK PRICES VARYING
Losses in Some Specialties More Than
Offset BY Gains in
Others

NEW YORK. oct 25--Tne irregular
tendency ot the preceding session were
Increased to "a moderate degree on to-
days opening specisltiss, including Iiid@
and Leather, common and preferred. ana
International Paper, Copper and Colo
RADIO Fuel recedng from fractions to al
most points. This was more thnn or
set. however, but very substantial al
yances In Industrial Alcohol. American
Writing Paper preferred. the sugars,
California Petroleum Marine preferred
and other leading stocks Rock l''hnd
and Denver and Rio Grandc preferred
featured the rails on advances oi : or
more pOiutr
Rock Island and other minor rails were
conspicuous features ~ the early afler
noon. all nt substantial gains General
Motors made the new high record Of 500,
hut other issues were subject TO con
sldprn bic lrregulnritN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
Convict Is Denied
Freedom by Court

Joe Burton. convicted in the district
court OF Greer county for manslaugh
ter, was denied freedom on writ 9i
habcas corpus this morning by the
criminal court OF appeals, Burton has
been denied bail. following conviction
and sentence of fifteen years imprison-
ment, and he asked the criminal court
for writ OF habeas corpus on which
he could be admitted TO bail His ap-
peal to the criminal court OF appeals
has not been perfected and for ,ha;
reason the writ was not granted
Accompanied by the sheriff OF Greer
county, Burton appeared in the court
and following the decision was taken 20
McAlester TO begin his prison term
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
Mission Solicitor
Alleges Brutality

Matte MoElmurry, solicitor Tor the
Wells poSrel mission Okmulgee told
Judge Splitter III the city cour, this
morning that she wen, into the soi,
drink establishment OF George Harmon
ol2 South Robinson avenue several
days ago, aud that Harmon attempted
to assault Her
Iudpe Splitter asked the woman II
she though, |, was case Of attempted
criminal assault She said she did
The Judge then told her it was count,
case aud sen, her 10 the county a,,ot
ney's Office M
Harmon was fined 81 and costs on
a charge OF using proiane language
preierred by the officers who arrested
him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
ST LOUIS.

ST Lotus. oct % noes. nccClptF
s 500, 5ulOc higher light, SOL 10 %;
plgs. w75d975: mixed and butchers,
$40 % a so: good heavy, {l0t5u 10 ~
bulk Of sales, ilo.l0nlOb. CATTLE
beef steers. 81 5OGl0OO. ycnrling steers
and heifers. ts.50nll Is; cows.
71S: s,ockers and feeders. $500 80
Texas quarantine steers. tb.50WSO0.
prime southern steers. 81 oONs.00; cows
and heifers. 81 5Oa7b0; prime yearlng
steers and heifers. 81 5On9 90; native
calves. s. 00ml015 SHEEP Receipts
$500: steady; lambs. & .UOa l06i. slnugh
ter owes, s500U725 breeding cwos. sS 81
1850: yeaflings, sSOOuS75; ewes 81 II
u126
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
Chauffeur Fined SIS
for Overcharging

In the city court thi, morning Eyerly
Watson. driver OF livery automobile,
could not explain satisfactorily to
Judge Splitter why he had charged {
+. Taylor of Bennington, Okla, s. for
Transporting Taylor and wife from the
Santa Fe depot 10 the Terminal build
ing and then TO store in the 100 block
on West Main street He was fined
IS and costs lie appealed the case to
the CnmntN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
Arguments on Oil
Tax Heard by Court

Arguments were heard before the
supreme court this morning on the case
of the Large Oil company against the
state board Of equalization and State
Auditor f b Howard in which the
compAny is resisting payment oi the
J percent gross production tax on oil
and gas taken from Usage Indian land
Because leases in the Usage nation
are under federal supervision produc-
ers deny the righ, OF the state to apply
the I percent tax
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 25.-HOGS Re
coints "a 900. steady. bulk 81 9Al1t 10 2o'
heavy. iln lOulO S5; packrrH and bu',n-
rrs. 50 sO1flO 80: light, ssson 10 -Oi plgs
- ibFie75 CATTLE Receipts lo.,"u'
Including 200 southerns. sttadl p,ln,
fed steers. So 5OHi075; dressed n'e'
steers. 81 O0pg %; southern steers !s.ss".y
z. SO: cowE, 81 j0H 12b; h'H'Is' f',,"p op
cnIye, So O0Fti0b0 sHEEp Receipts
5000; steady: lambs. i9.sOHlO %; yeatl
inys. 81 5odis so: wethers > ooh w
ewes, 50 50a72j; stockers nni tcea'rs
&, N no 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-25
Episcopalians Urge
Total Abstinence

ST. LOUIS. Oct 25,--The house OF
deputies OF the general convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal church
adopted resolution today urging that
the members of the church be total
abstainers from the use Of Intoxicating
liquors as a beverage, especially at SOS
cial functions.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. oct. 25. HOGS Receipts.
Il 900; unchanged TO a shade above Yes
t,rdayg average; bulk, w WW w
lirbt q7b1l 10. mixed, 81 sou ~ ~;
heavy. 50 sOai0.i5. rough, 81 sOm9 70,
pigs. s. sou $3.50 CATTLE Receipts
aG nGo: easy: native beef cnttle. I" $40
n 70, western steers, S. s,s 30; stock,
rrs and feeders. 81 6jh 17b; COWS ana
heifers. 81 335N9tj; calvrp. = O"@ II"
SHEEP Receipts. 10000 weak. weih'rr
S. OOng90: lambs. ts2td lUt5
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Calitor,Va Rifle
Team Leads Field

their shooting In the team match under
the ausplgcs of the national hoard fof
promotion of rifle practice completed.
eight teams, hended by tho California
National guard rcprossntatives, rested
Today nntu IotNsevsn Mh.r ssgrcsa.
range work today. rhe California guards
men scored ?,s2s points out Of . possible
1900 In the contest yesterday which con.
sisted of firing at the -apld fire, 600.
yaard and i.oOo,ya,d ,t,anSss or The ,he
civilian with 2,sso and the Missouri civ
ilinn tenn with 1896 we're neSt IN point
of scores TO the Cslltorhiahs. , Those
teams which Yesterday completed only
IN. vTi,ed ~, STATE. Marine Corps team
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Turn thai old futnitntr inin n,nns,
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Oct rs. -- Cotton, spot,
steady. Good middling. II I'D: middlIng,
iiisd: low middling. 10 97d. Sales, To-
900: 900 for speculation and export. Re
ceipts, rs, 600 Futures, irregular and un-
settled. October, IL .0sltd; October No
vember, li0sad; November December
1l07hd: December January. il.oThd;
January February. ii.osd; February
March, lii2hd; March April. il.iSd;
April May. Iitebd; May June. 1924,
June July. ll.22d. July August. Il.aid
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COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK Oct 25-.The cotton seed
oil market closed weak. Spot l2c bid .
Oct. l250Gl279c; Nov. l255u u IOc;
Dec, l206ul2b7c: Jan. l2.6sn zoe
Feb, l277mi27ec. March. i2s2q l2s3;
April l2 i2sOal2 obc; May l2s6dl2.S7,
Total sales 10 400 hhls
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. oct -. Smaller
ginning returns than expected put thc
price OF cotton 81 to ~ points ~ In IN
first half hour NJ business on this mar
ket today July was sent to 1880. \ j
months made new high records Trad
ing was extremely heavy aud broker"
were swnmped with orders ny WI. ny
porcutiy from all points OF the country
Extremely heavy realizing Of profits
met the advance aud by the middle Of
the morning trading months wcr" Ht 70
uct rise of only 5NS points At noon The
market WAS ntcadIcr o. a net gain Of D.
10 Is points
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH, Texas. Oct TO- NJ.
TIE. Receipts G0Ob; steady s,''.
81 0Nm1 .OO HOGS. Receipts, 3'oVVi, ~
Korelpls. So. nominal. hmhs. 81 90" 'o
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. oct q RAW SUGAR
Firm; centrifugal Gj2o, molasses &c
refined Nrm. fine grauuhtcd 1.JOd zoe.
Sugar futures flm on demand rom
commission houses. prompted ny th'
frmncsa In the spot market Vt noon
prices were To 4 points up