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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
BOMB FATAL TO ONE.

temn4 nuvui; Korea, Nov. 1.-The at- genar., 'o assassinate the governor Saito oI Korea, Admiral Baron on H. oy the throwing of a bomb has re occasion of his arrival here, the M sosasulted oa in the death of one of The .. persons who were wounded. pova,m v victim is Matajiro Suyenaga. 2 governmental employe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
COMMUNISTS OUTLAWED.

Budapest, Nov 1.--The Hungarian chamber of advocates has passed a resolution forbidding any lawyer to defend persons charged with partici- patton in communist activities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
BULGARIA THINKS
 TERMS SEVERE FOR
 UNWILLING ENEMY
''Their Sole Thought Was to Punish Us," Says Statesman
 Discussing Pact.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept 26 (via Cour- fer to Bucharest and Paris, Oct. 7)- M. Todoroff, prime minister of Bull garia, who returned today from Par is, characterizes the terms of the peace treaty with Bulgaria as eX- tremely severe, but hopes the allies, after going over the arguments and data presented by the Bulgarian delegation, will see the justice of modifying them. He told the asso- ciated Press correspondent, that the allies, in drawing up the terms, ap- parently had taken into account only the interests and demands of Greece, Serbia and Rumania, with no refer ence either to Bulgaria. s needs, rights, or capacities.
 "Their sole thought was to punish us," he said; simply because we had been dragged into war on the side of Germany by the action of faith less king and against the will of the people"
 Bulgaria may drift into anarchy" said the premier, unless the mili- tary stipulations of the treaty are changed. The government cannot maintain internal order and fulfill it's military requirements with an army of only 20,000. While l think Bolshevism will never gain a foot hold in Bulgaria, it is possible some thing worse than that-revolution- may come if the terms are not chang ed"
 Principles Foregone.
 "Many of the terms, not only are not in harmony with but are con. tradictory of the principles proclaim ed by the great nations, and espe- cially by, the United States. For in stance. Bulgaria is required to give up to Serbia territory which has been Bulgarian since Bulgaria existed. No one has ever questioned the na- tionality of the people of Czaribrod and the other cities on OUT west frontier, which we must now cede to Serbia. The allies say this terri tory is taken away on strategicaI grounds. But why invoke the
 claims of strategy against coun
 try of only 5,0Oo,Oo0 people in favor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
WILL LOCAL
GIRLS SHOW

One OF the most popular vaudeville
acts 70 appear az the Orpheum theatre
~ Hammond in many months Is the
bathing girl feature now appearing
In the very scantiest Of raInment these
bellies of the Chicago beaches have
cautiyated the audiences Wednesday
and Thursday with their stunts. Since
Manager Michelstetter announced his
intention Of holding bathing girl
contest. many Applications have been
received from Hammond girls Cash
prizes viii be given the winners who
are to appear on the stage in their
bathing coxtumes and put on their own
show at de close Of both shows this
evening Much interest has been
aroused and friends Of the contest
ants VIII be on hand to root for their
favorites Several bets have been
heard that home girls VIII get cold
feet" and back down at the last mo-
ment. but Nj Michelstetter SAYS they
have all promised 10 stick to the end
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
HASTINGS BACK
FROM KOKOMO

William Hastings OF the real es-
tate firm of Gostlin. Meyn and Hast
ings. returned 10 Hammond this morn
ing from Kokoino. lnd where he mad
been attending a TWO day session Of
the Indiana Real Estate Association.
over 400 realty dealers from All parts
or the state we're present Among
the interesting features Of the meeting
was the address by W II Britisan
the big Chicago real estate dealer who
employees over 900 statesmen and has a
total working farcc Of over sl.000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
NEW RED CROSS
OFFICERS ELECTED

At a special meeting Of the board of
directors of the Hammond Chapter.
American Red Cross. on Thursday ev-
ching. October 9Th. the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year.
chairman-Georg NJ. Chaplin.
vice Chairman-Mrx w. T Hardy !.
Secretary W E Startsman.
Ttcasurer-Charles II VOTERS.
Leo Wolf was reappointed Chairman
OF the Home Service committee
FLOYD Murray has been appointed
chairman Of the Third Roll Cali Drive
for the Hammond Chapter This
drive. which viii be put on from No
vember End to 1lth will be for mem
bership and for funds to carry on and
complete the work already begun by
The Red Cross.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10

HOGS Bulk. Sl4o0Ql5.5o: tor SIS
Sci: heavyweight SI450a 1850. medium
weight. s1t75a 1880. light weight st4
75 a 1915. Light lights. st4.e5d IS.
heavy Pack.s sovs. smooth. $3.50 q
It's packing sows rough. S12 Is q rs
70. pigs. S13 q 1900
CATTLE Beef steers-Choioe and
prime $3.50 1875 medium and good
s11o0Ql6 good and choice sli5o q
bis So. common ana medium. $500 IA H.
50 Butcher Cattle Heifers e5a q
IAN. COWS S625a -5 bulls SIS 40 2
100. Gamers and cutters-Cows aud
heifers. s. 65 C6.25. Gamer steers. S5.5f
rs veal calves eight and handy
welght $3.50 17.75 feeder steers. So
25aI300 stocker steers. s6.25G 1925.
stocker cows and hoifers $500 a 500.
sfocker calves. $500 a.5o. Western
Range Cattle Beef steers. slo.7S q Is
90. cows and heifers. S7.5oal25o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
.LOTTIE PEYTON
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Lottie Psyton. who since July 80.
1918 has been separated from her nus
band. has Med a petition for divorce
in the Hammond superior court. She
says they were married september rs.
1903 and have three children !. The hus-
band often came home drunk and on
the day of their separation beat and
struck her until she was bruised and
bleeding. Since then she has been
forced t. provide for herself and the
children by hard labor She desires
10 retain the custody 81 the children
Her attorneys are cleveland and Cleve-
land
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
Latest
Bulletins

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEl
PITTSBURGH, Dot. iO.-The steel
strikers have reached an agreement with
the rrumbun Steel Co at warren. o.,
according TO a statement given out at
headquarters Of the strikers here today.
The return to work Of the 500 en-
ployes, the staement said, was In ac
cordance with the principles for the de-
mands for which all other steel workers
are still striking.
The company accepted the principle
Of collective bargaining ana Is willing
TO negotiate the details OF hours, wages,
etc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
VARSITY
STUDENT IS
SENTENCED

BLOOMINGTON. Ind oct. l0-Dis-
coyery Of $40 quarts Of vhiskey. valued
AT $4,000, IT'D the rooms ~ FAY Cullon,
former junior law student at Indiana
university. resulted ia fine Of $3.50 and
three months sentence to the state farm
when he pleaded guilty to running a
blind tiger TIE penal farm sentence
was suspended The conhscated liquor
Will he given 10 a hospital here for
medicinal purposes Cullen, whose home
is at Greentown Ind. sold Howard
county farm last week for $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
REVOLT AGAINST
THE BOLSHEVIKI
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEEvIcr

LONDON. October Information
received this afternoon from Moscow
by wireless cast widespread doubt ~
er the belief that extensive revolution
has broken out ia Russia against The
Bolsheviks The dispatch denied the
recent report that Peters. one of the
chief agents OF Lenine and Trotsi<y.
was assassinated II stated that he
is sfiil alive. Peters became known
as tie Butcher" on account of the
great number q bourgeois he had or
dared exernfed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10

spector at Gibson until they moved
recently to sand Pierre. Ind
she was thirty-six years old and
leaves besides the husband two small
children Undertaken Emmerling
prepared the body for burial and il was
shipped this afternoon 10 sand Pierre
where funeral and burial VIII take
place tomorrow afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10

Take advantage of sales; it will you money
Trade at Kellners-the finest up-to-date market il
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
CHICAGO PRopucE.

BUTTER-Creamery extras, 63c: eN-
ira hrsts. 5Sts u q e. hrsts. 52la a sc.
EGGs-Current receipts. 47la n SIC:
ordinary frsts 46047c. frsts $40 IS
l4c. extras. 56ia 57o
1--WE POI-LTRY-Turke soc:
chickens 22T24iac springs. 22i2ci
ROSTERS. 1SlSc. geese. 22c: ducks.
PoTATOES-New ohios. S225 a 30.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
DOCTORS ISSUE
NEW BULLETIN
l1NrrEnArIonAI NFWs sERvIcE

fINItkNAI IoNhL Vt"S "
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10---President
wilson's condition is becoming so IA
yorabIe-although the progress is slow
that his health soon is expected to he
such that will allow Rear Admiral Cary
4. Grayson, his personal physician 10
discontinue-probably at the close 81
this week.-Mrs. daily bulletins on the
presidents condition Of health
This was learned authoritatively IN
the White House circles today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
DIES AT THE HOSPITAL

Following an operation which had
been resorted to in the hope Of saving
her life. Mrs. Bessie Cynthia Hendrix
died yesterday afternoon al 81 Mar
garet's hosYital in Hammond Mrs.
HendryN was the wife Of Thomas y
Hendryx who was formerly a car IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-10
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.

Druggists refund money IL PAZO ONT
MENT tails TO cure Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or Protrudins Piles. Stops Irritation.
Soothes and HeeIs. You can get restful
sleep after the first application. Price.
6Oc.--AdN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Hartneld's Sterling Conversion Tables
Supplement has been published and L.
ready for distribution.
The Colorado School of Mines Quarterly
for October is devoted to different phases
OF oil shale industry.
william H. wheelook. president of tho
Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc, has been
elected member of the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company board.
Directors OF the Gulf. Mobile ana North
ern Railroad Company elected yesterday
and l. B. Tigrett of Jackson, Tenn, presi-
dent of the company.
At recent meeting of the directors
Of the Mercantile Bank Of the Americas
William Todd was appointed assistant Sec
rotary.
G. Nelson Thomson, vice-presiJent OF
the National Motor Bus Corporation, Is in
St. Louis. Tbs, The National expects to start
william Solomon G. Co. announce that
the subscription books for the new. issue
Inc. per cent cumulative preferred were
closed yestei day, tho Issue having been
oversubscribed.
Guaranty Trust Company has been ap-
Electric Corporation preferred and com.
mon and OF New Jersey Power and Light
Company, p ref and, com, ,on. consist
value 500 The Mercantile Trust Com
pany is their transfer agent.
4 Co. Merrill, Lynch & Co.. Hemphili
Noyes & Co. and +. s. Smithers. which
offered for subscription at 81 and accrued
tive convertible sinking fund preferred
Panhandle Petroleum stock. with the
priyilege O. subscrioins to Us common
a share OF common for two shares Of
preferred, announces that all of the stock
has been sold.
Elk Basin Petroleum Company has
raj al ma
November to authorize an increase in
It's capital stock from $4,000. 900 10 5000.
SS0 os 9t the a. 9sO '1OG share
Of record on November ii being given
the right TO subscribe to 50 per cent.
IL new ssSe tsc company HS VIII
additional interests in the Rock Creek
neld OF wyoming.
can Malt and Grain Corporation. has APP
proved a statement to the effect that that
company has in storage more than 1000
which a large revenue Is being derived.
1t IS estimated that that storage can
be doubled in the comPsny's chicago and
nciais are very optimistic as TO the Inn
mediate future, estima ting that II will
year in this country exclusive OF it's
Coca Cola Company reports net profits
N Insrs n.S Opths 81 lsis ea Ss
80 q share srnually.
Will offer soon $3.50. 600 per cent. cumuia-
tive preferred stock of1th Berkey a Gay
Furniture Company OF Grand Rapids. one
OF the Oldest and largest manufacturers Of
high grade furniture In the United States.
j. l. Case Pillow Works Company reports
it's business for the FIRST three months OF its
fiscal year up to October ] as N,l2S, 020.tT,
against t?.lO4.bTI.s4 for the same period OF
last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
PLAN LARGE MINING
COMBINE IN LONDON
New S15,0O0,000 Company
Aims to Control All Russian
Basic Metal Mines.
NEW WORKERS IN CONCERN
Corporation Plans to Take
Producing Mines in Mex
leo, India and Africa.


LONDON. Oct IA large mining COM
pination Is In process - formation here.
1t IL Intended to have control Of prac-
tically every basic metal mine of Russia
and Of producing mines in Mexico, India
and M ca, according to Its sponsors.
The company will have a capitalization
OF $15,ooo,ooo. and New York and Lon
don hnanciers are prominently identified
with the enterprise. which has been
named the National Mining Corporation.
The scope of the enterprise was fur
nished THE SUN correspondent by u
New York banker, who made the follow
ing statement: The principal idea un-
DERIVING the formation of the new CON-
pany Is to get together a combination Of
the principal mining hovses which can
take advantage OF the opportunities for
Industrial mining on a large scale in va
rious parts of the world. The group
practically controls the base metal pro-
duction OF Russia and has large holdings
IN many other parts OF the world. The
pan Is to eliminate much of the compe-
titlon now existing in mining.
There fs also the consideration that
II ono member OF the group receives a
proposition too big for him to handle
alone the company will supply the capi-
tai and share the profits with that
house. The directing board is composed
OF mining men of many years expert
ence from all parts of the world, and
the company is therefore n strict bust
ness proposition starting with almost
assured success"
Among the leading stockholders are
Frederick Baker, chairman Of the Mex
lean Corporation and chairman of the
russian Mining Corporation Mackay
Edgar OF Sperling & Co., who have l,rge
OIL holdings in Venezuela and mines in
Russia; A. Stanley Gilmore of the Mex
lean Corporation. W. A. Agnew. director
OF the Russian Trust Company and of
the Bengal Iron and Steel Company !;
Lord Braubourne, director of the Con-
solidated Gold Fields of South Africa /;
W. McDeDermott Of the Consolida ted
Mines Selection Company, +. a. Govett,
chairman Of the Zinc Corporation and
director of the Burma Trust Company,
and Stanley Christopherson.
The managers of the corporation will
be b. kitsinger and +. w. Baker. Tho
interests concerned have privately sub
scribed $l0.000,000 of the capital. and
of the remaining $1,000, 900 half is to 10
offered the public and half held in re
serve.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
CUBA CANE TO SELL
$25,OOO,OOO BONDS
Is Issue Authorized in Meeting
Of Stockholders Held in
the Spring. y

announcement that the Cuba Cane
Sugar Corporation had decided to sell
s25,ooo.o0o in ten year Z per cent bonds
at par TO its stockholders was made yes
terday. They are all of an issue author
lied last spring by the stockholders at
their special meeting called for that pur-
pose. The bonds are to be offered
through banking syndicate composed
or j. & w. Seligman Co. and Hayden,
Stone & Co.. and will take the form of
debentures.
No details Of the use to which the pro-
ceeds of the issue would be put except
that large portion of them would be
used probably to pay Off floating in
debtedness. were announced yesterday.
The balance. 1t was intimated. would be
used as additional working capital. Sew
eral months ago plan for flotation of
S25,0o0,0O0 In bonds. notes or debentures,
was set on foot. but at that time consid-
cradle opposition developed. A group of
stockholders. led by Henry Evans Of the
Continental Insur ance Company, opposed
the plan and when the meeting for
authorization was called n warm fight
developed. The management OF the COM
pany gained the day at that time and
the Issue was authorized.
At that time it was intimated that the
company's total floating Indebtedness
was in the neighborhood OF S22 1000. 900.
Alfred Jaretzki, counsel for the Cuba
Cane Sugar Corporation said yesterday
that the cash position OF the corporation
had improved considerably since the
spring meeting and therefore It Is con-
sidered that its floating debt was much
below that figure. II was pointed out
that the company's heaviest financial
needs come in the spring. when much
sugar is to be taken on and carried, while
during later months of the year a grad
uaI liquidation Of its floating debt. in
surred during the earlier season, can be
made. The new bonds are convertible
into tho company's common stock at 60.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
INTL. AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
Surplus for Fiscal Year II Equal
to sII.7s a share.

The annual report Of the Internationa
Agricultural Corporation for the year
ended on June 80, 1919, published yes
terday. shows surplus after Federal
taxes and all charges OF sl.b37s6s. equal
to s11.7s n share on the s13,055.5 500
outstanding preferred stock. In the
preceding year the earnings were at the
rate OF IS a share on the preferred.
Gross profit was s4,734.553, against
s4,504,5 $50 last year. and net profit was
s2.764,S44, against s2.5Q5,723 The
balance after charges was $1.537.S5s.
against $1,044,933. and the surplus for
the year s72isso, against 1904. 9S3.
The total profit and loss surplus on July
was s2,596,5i9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
JUDGE AND SHERIFF AGREED.
Gibbs Drops Contempt Charges
Against DOnneHy,

The animosity OF Sheriff James r.
Donnelly toward Judge Louis y. Gibbs
Of the Bronx County Curt was pretty
we'll smoothed out yesterday when he
appeared before the Judge 20 face "a
charge of contempt of court He told
judge Gibbs that he never intended TO
disobey his edicts. and IN the particsia T.
case out OF which the row occurred ha
had later followed the Judges order and
taken u prisoner to a hospital for mental
examination.
cit is agreed" said the Sheriff, tina
IN the future II there arc any controver-
sizes between myself and the court as To
the legality OF a court order the matter
in quest, ~ snail be brought TO the Ap-
pellale Dtwsiou for decision
1T is lyveed," assented Judge Gibbs
He then Mated that the dignity Of tie
court had tsen vindicated and the con
tempt prooNSings could be Regarded a.
closed .....-.......
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
lights. ,il.TsQl.5o; packing sOws. 'il q

iiF45.' titTSg1:sC; packing sOw'. Slit
Cattie--Receipts, 1000; weak. Heavy
Ssgf ftSsrs ,,, choice and Prime ibs s,,'
mon. ts.SOWllS5: light, good and choice,
.isQ l725; common and medium, $50 10;
butcher cattle, hsifers tSbegiS7S' eSw :;
$50; veal calves. tls.40qls50; feeder
steers. sS.9sGlS.SO; stooker steers, 5000
$50.
sheep--Receipts. 1000; steady. lambs,
iIS9l525. oulis and common. p412,25;
yesrling wethers. ss.25gl0.ib; ewes, $50
ewes. FSIt feeder iamGs. tiO,SS9i3.a5.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct 2A-Hoss--Re-
~ isss S'I Ssa SisA,i medium,
iisht ieayy s'I Usesss .o Sn.
roash. siosiI.3s. piss ,lisoais:s5. wv.
s,s %ate msasHP OSSe eayy es eSSe. Snd
prime, sle.bOqlS.bO; medium and good.
$40. Is ai 1850 common, .STbSlo,7b; hight;
medium. sSGl4; butcher cattle. hsifers.
tars.. s5.9S gs.6oj veal calves. light and
$3.50 ssSSs i msH' s,ocier stssrs $3.50
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: steady. Lambs.
s sSn. S.t fS; ae SS .Sss
dunn and choice. ss67b0; cuils and com
CINCINNATI, Oct 2l-Hogs-Reoeipts.
$500: strong. Selected heavy shippers
sla; packers and butchers. tit.2bdl3;
common to choice. tsqli; pigs and lights,
sSQie; stags, ts.5O9S
CAttie--Reeeipts, 1890; slow and un-
changed. Calves steady.
Sheep-Receipts, coo; steady. Lambs
steady.
EAST BUFFALO. Oct 2t.--cattie--Ils-
ceipts, 800; slow.
caiyes-Rsceipts. $50; active, higher,
S7q22.
Hogs-Reeeipts. $500; active, soc. lower.
Workers ,isi lisht Ye1kers tlate i.,,Si
$50.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $500 &C
tive, zoe. AL higher. Lambs, S41b.5O;
yearlings, t7Rli: wethers, ssdp.b0; ewes.
sSGs; mixed sheep, Ss.2SgS75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
OIL MEN AT BARRANoUIILA,
Representatives of Transcontinen
tai Reach Colombia.

Announcement that the party heated
by Frank Kaiser, which has gone to
South America TO look after the COM
pany's interests. had landed at Barran-
quilla, Colombia. and was en- route TO
the corporations properties in Magda-
lena was made yesterday by the Trans
continental OIL Company.
Mr.. Kaiser is the manager In charg,
of all of Its South American operations
and left about three weeks ago for Co.
lombia with large party of Transcon-
tinental employees to begin immedlats
active operations on its properties in
that republic. The party took with them
six complete drilling outfits and expects
to start drilling operations immed lately,
the company has announced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BHEyEs-Receipts. 1850 head: 81
New Issue

BEEVES-Receipts. 1850 head; 81 cars
on sale. Steers slow and steady TO 2Sc,
lower: bulls and cows dun and weak the
Ordinary to fairly prime steers sold al
s12 1850 per 100 lbs bulls. &c II COWS
sales-McPherson h Co: 20 virginia
steers. ! 1927 lbs. average. $3.50; 20. i.0So.
'S sdS l6 DBL s.? st g. 81, 49, aig csS
sf2S: 5. SO. $3.50; /, go, o.2j; SIS,
Il. sss e' ,4 fS'g 4. 500 s4So. $, sander.
ylfGA '!gir' .i nsas g soIG soa 10
si5. Of; %, i.2is sis; 4 i,is2, 'l45o,
Myers & Houssma1:. Is yirsi NJ =, steers
SdS .iS'o ~ is sSa sS2U 81 y Virsas
s25, So 30: Q. 9sa. s.: >, Tp2. sl75 New
s ;fs 4 Coz 20 West virginia steers las
CALyEs-Rcceipts. $50 head; $40 on
sale. Market steady, Common 70 prime
vsais sold At 'it.9og:i per 100 !, tes ; !
S ais; re few iisht western Yeats SIS City
dressed veais steady at sRa sSc per ID.
saiss-ToSin shsnp nor, I, yea T. rs rs
,Is; 81 81. ,ii'5c. s sanders. 10 veals,
ia. SIS; I. SO, $40; Newton & Co; %
;sl' :5 1 d 15s 1s.i f fs4 ST. s.
i5S western calves, 1871, SIS
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts, 1850
head II ears on sale; shs sbs.s ste &. y
i I'M p.saIO; lambs. 81 q i: suiis, $50 10.
Dressed mutton steady at ioglse' per ID !
ur ssiss-SsWton & Co; 60 Pennsylvania
lambs. 10 lbs. average. :itlSi !is ' W. Va
ss .ia So GplIs II, , ISsr. s iss sta is
Iambs' 10 Stars; ~. 81. ala; IL culls, a.,
SIC; ! yearlings. $50. ,lO: sheep. ~, So.
HoGs-di.ceipts. iosS head; mainly
soRssIsd , dirsSt Is per ioo In. PIGS
tl2; roughs. sli.
Live stock Markets I'm other Cities.
PIrTsBURo. Oct ,.;.cst,ie-stsady'
wethers, ,sSSGioi euils and common. s2bO
q $50; lambs, Sal5:
Veal calves, ;ls1lS;bo.
Hogs-Loweri supply, 30 double decks
prlms heayies, mediums and heavy Workers.,
Si2.Tb; light Workers and pigs, 3ll.75 az;
rougha SO 9iL5o.
CHICAGO, oct. 2i--Hogs-Reeeipts. 1S,-
sS sou, :s9 Gsd h,rss BSE ,ssSe, s
TOP. ,is; so heavy 'ii;SS gis;S; medium dun,
T Ss ii:sS packing ssiE p: :Sn. r:Sss
CattIe-ReceiptA 1000; estimated to-
morrow, 1000; weak. Beef steers. medium
and heavy weight choice and prime, SIC. 70
Common. ss50qlO,I5: light weight, good
and choice ga o 1885; common and medium,
,7.750l4: butcher cattle. heifers. 1913 q
1850; cows, sG.650lS; Gamers and cutters
sS.50g6C5; veal calves, $iT9IS: feeder
steers sTdl3; stocker steers, .6g 10. 70.
Western range steers, f7.TSgi5 COWS
and hsifers, s6QiS.
shssp-Receipts. $4,000; estimated to.
morrow. =, 2.OOo; weak. lambs, sI2.JOa
and common, $1,000; breeding, Ig.sS5t
1880.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 2t-Hogs--,
is'ss; hssviss, ,ifSisss; medium.
tii.stelabi lights. SiiisSiaf6i Ugh