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Gilpin observer., 1919-01-09
HpedermIe Syringe In Crime.

Du Chaillon. who invented the ny.
podermic syringe. seems to have beer
a sort Of Fagin. He established in
Paris school Of crime from. which
such youngsters as "Charley Bates
and the "Artful Dodger' graduated
Stimulated by an injection Of NOR
phine or some other drug, they wen,
out to do great deeds in the crimina
line. When the School" was raided
the principal escaped, but evidence
was found to show his part in some
daring crimes. Physicians attached
to the criminal bureau saw the grea,
advantage Of the hypodermic syringe
and It has ever since been a recog
nized agency in medical practice.
Gilpin observer., 1919-01-09
wInnIpso's Growth.

Prior to 1870 Winnipeg was nothing
more thnn chief trading post Of the
Hudson Bay company, whose head.
quarters were at Fort Garry (erected
In 1885. on ground now included in
the city. The first house Of the ham,
let was built In 1860. The city was In
corporated In 1873. and Its growth
since has been marvellous. The urea
Of the city by 1912 was 12.7O0 acres.
The population in 1870 was 800; In
1915 II was 49,, 90?
Gilpin observer., 1919-01-09
You've Heard Of EN-.

Leddy." said Mournful Marmnduke.
the meandering mendIcnnt, could yer
help pocr feller whnt's the victim
of circumstanccs?"
"what circumstances" asked the
suspicious woman with the pointed
pose and dropped chin. MS she glanced
significantly toward the wood pile.
Reduced circumstances. leddy.~
Gilpin observer., 1919-01-09
Quite Unprepared.

Conlln (vislting sick friend. solemn
ly-Don't think I'm lookin' f'r tn
worst t happen, Dlnny, but It's f'r yer
own good I'm asking it--nre ye pre-
pared?
Slnvin (very deliberately - 'Tis
sorry am t sny I'm not. Terence. bur
nv yen be good enough Z call ag'ir
tomorrah I'll guarantee Z hnve d
brick handy ye domb Grape hanger r.
Buffalo Express.
Gilpin observer., 1919-01-09
The Query Department.

Dear Stnrz-Does anybody know
what made the Tower of Pisa lean7
Aspect not.'but II couldn't have
peen The fni Of the Iqnd.-lndiunapoiis
Star.
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ELMHuRST
A SNAP

Account leaving city must sell at once.
| 5-room cottage, strictly modern, near
| heart of city Phone 5109J.
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FOR sALE-PET STOCK


FOR SALE-Flemish Giants. New Zealand
Reds and Rufus Reds; young and old
STOCK 1193 Brooks. phone White 203O.
PERSIAN KITTENS from Imported stoeE
Hes Boswell.
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PUBLIC SALES


NOTICE MORTGAGES SALE.
March Is. 1919. at O'Clock, D. IN. at
no. Ia East 9th street. / will sell the per
sonar property of Spencer A. Abbott to
satisfy the indebtedness secured by chatteI
mortgage, consisting of seven pool tables
one blilard table, balls and cues. electric
piano, cash registers, show cases. one safe
ana all other pool hail equipment
H F. GUTHRIE, Mortgage
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MY ONLY business is selling Louisiana
plantations Louisiana offers easily the
best land investing opportunities in United
States. For example. $50 per acre part
cash buys the 1,570 acre plantation
| Argyle" on which l would contract to
make you $4,000 profit in twelve months
Flats and particulars of places on request
Edgar W Whittemore st. Joseph, La
FOR sALE-190- acre farm. well improved.
Five miles northeast of Berryton, miles
south of Tecumseh and 10 miles southeast
of Topeka, Kansas. Nick Doffing, OIL NJ
Y. Life Bldg, X G.. Mo-
FOR SALE-2fG-aere farm, 9 miles south
east OF Topeka, Kansas. Has two good
sets improvements. Plenty good water
One of the best farms in that nefghbor-
gets rent if settlement is made by May I.
1919. For particulars see Nick Doffing.
III n. Y. Life Bldg, X. C., Mo.
FOR SALE-5s2-acr ranch in Cowley CO.
on Grouse creek. go acres bottom land
30 acres alfalfa. 125 acres wheat. well wat
cred, fences, buildings; wheat goes with
sale :s2 acres fine blue grass pasture,
s.me timber along creek: fair buildings.
Price 500 per acre. Good terms. A L.
FGrnam Real Estate. log West sth
FOR SALE-Oakland home 353 Michigan
ave. rooms. rooms, closets, hall in
second story. large attic, front, rear stair
way, CRATE and mantle. gas cellar well
large oarn- . corner lots. on car line Oak
land high school one block. Price 5000
T. G Moore. Office 351 Wabash ave.
COTTAGE and 4 corner lots SIG Oakland
ave. Oakland. rented at SO per month
for whole year subjectsto sale. 81 400 5000
cash; terms for balance. Phone 4414 Blue
city.
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FOR SAL-LIVESTOCK

S~S---~~--------~->-->--~--
1000 THREE-YEAR-OLD steers Hereford
caked fed roughness April 18th delivery at
$l1O and $50 I. II. Corkhill, jr., Dalhart
Texas.
FQUR-YEAR-OLD Shetland pony for sale
South Feed Yard. on Quincy st
ONE PECK smooth white potatoes Soc
Roose. 600 Jackson.
FOR SALE-Two cows. calf BY side z.
Cooper. 24O0 E. 9th St
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vi MssI 0Ln, NIoIOr ROW. Phone 30.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a cheap
delivery car We have it. Krit roadster
quick sale. Franklin Service Station, 206
West Sixth. Phone 1905.
FRANKLIN TOURING CAR, in first class
condition; Looks good. runs fine and
priced right franklin Service Station.
206 West Sixth Phone 1905.
FOR SALE-Ovcrland touring car slightly
used but Just like new. This car Is In
excellent condition. VIII sell cheap if sold
at once. $50 Tyler st
MAXWELL ROADSTER $50. good condi-
ton; will demonstrate. T. c. Tire Shop.
219 Kansas ave. Phone 3144
FOR SALE-Stafford 5-passenger tour
Ing car. in good mechanical condition
Price. S3OO.00. Call White 1T75.
L c CANS EMO substitute milk 60c. Roose,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FUR QUICK SALE-Good Kingsbury
piano, price 500. Phone Black POI. 3I9
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FOR SALE-P0rIHRY


BABY CHICKS, 15c each. Hatch comm e
off Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Phone
2413. Berry and Senne.
THOROBRED Buff orpington and Ply
mouth Rock eggs for Matching. Phone
Red 1903. SO West st
RHODE ISLAND Red eggs for setting
Guarantee good hatch. Phone 1871 K-2
ONE DOZEN tall Wilson milk 81 G5. Roose-
600 Jackson.
FOR SALE-Thorobred White TeChorn
chicks. three weeks old. Phone 2e2f M
The sun., 1919-04-25
STEEL
REDUCES DIVIDEND
Declares Regular 1 IA P. G.
and 81 Of 1 p. c. Extra
on Common A and 3.

The directors OF the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation yesterday declared the regu-
lar dividend of / u per cent. and an ex-
ira dividend OF three-quarters of 1 per
cent on both classes Of common stock.
Three months ago the same regular divi-
dend with an extra OF / Y per cent was
paid. II the rate established yesterday
be maintained. the total dividends on
bethlehem common. both A and b, for
the year will be per cent, against 10
per cent. paid in 1918. In 1917 per
cent. was paid on class b stock, the ini-
tial distribution being made in July of
that year. The total distribution to hold
ers OF class A common in 1917 was 23h
per cent. and dividend OF 20 per cent.
payable In class b common stock. IN
1915 22n per cent was paid on class A
common. The dividends authorized yes
terday are payable on July / to stock
OF record on June 16.
Neither the present rate OF earnings
nor future prospects were discussed by
the president. Eugene @. Grace, after
the directors meeting yesterday. He ad.
United that operations OF the corpora
tion's plants were between 40 and SO per
cent. OF capacity with the shipbuiding
plants all operating at full capacity. r.
e McMath was elected secretary OF the
corporation, succeeding Barry II. Joan.
deceased.
Another company which did not take
the usual dividend action was the Greene
Cananea Copper Company, the directors
OF which yesterday passed entirely the
quarterly dividend due at this time The
directors three months ago ordered a
payment OF $3.50 share. whereas prior
TO that time they had paid since April,
1915. quarterly dividends Of So share.
There was no official statement concern
ing the failure of the company to pay
the dividend, but from an authoritative
source II was learned that it is not max
ing money on present operations at prices
prevailing for the reason that production
costs added to taxes levied by the Next
can Government total about the same as
the present selling price.
The sun., 1919-04-25
ANN ARB0R R. R. NOTES.
Arrange 20 Care for 100000 May
Maturity Made.

Arrangements have been completed
with the War Finance Corporation, New
man Erb, president OF the Ann Arbor
Railroad Company, announced yester-
day, whereby the railroad is prepared TO
care for the 100000 maturity on May
l by making the following offer to tho
holders OF its three year per cent.
notes through r. j. Lisman a Co.:
"A. Cash payment OF 20 per cent. of
the face amount of the notes, with an
extension of the balance for a further
period of two years at per cent. plus
n payment of 2is per cent in cash on
the extended portion.
ID. To extend the full face amount for
a further period OF two years at per
cent. interest. with a payment of "a
per cent. In cash for the notes.
In addition to the present collateral
the notes are to he further secured by a
deposit of 100000 Improvement and ex-
tension per cent. bonds.
+. ]. Lisman & Co., referring to the an
nouncement, say that on or about May
l they will be prepared to make the cash
payment OF 20 per cent. and a further
payment Of az per cent. on all extended
notes to such holders as deposit them
promptly with the Empire Trust Com
pany.
The sun., 1919-04-25

CANADIAN WAR LOANS.

si?gl7?5. ewes, medium and good, Sl.7s
5.50; culls and common, ,61ii76:
spring lambs, medium. good and choice,
$50 81 LOIS iS1 AP isn.i H sS, ,.s J.
1858 pigs, sl5gl9.2G; mixed and butch
srs. s9O,2oG2O.s5 good heavy. r2o751
2O,eOi bulk, $50. 200 2oso.
beef steers tll.bOq 1855; yeariing steers
and helfers. 3g60alG; cows, ;lO.5odbis'5o,
stockers and feeders, H0g1S,6O; fair 20
prime southern beef steers, SloR1S: beef
1880.
shrep-Receipts, 1900! steady. Lambs.
choppers, N5OQii
PITTsBURG. April :I.--cattis steady;
Sheep-strong: supply Eight. Prime
wethers, 3i3glsto: cuils and common, 81
&C. lambs. Ne.gi7
Hogs--Strong; supply, double decks,
Prime henvies, mediums and heavy York
ers, {:09012i; uEbt Workers. ,ls.T50
so.2S; pigs. tt9Bo0i3T5; roughs 1880
CINCINNATI. April :1,--HoE.-R.coipts.
Cattie-Receipts. !, 900, slow; cows sSss
8is6o: calves. weak, S9l4.
EAST BUFFALO. April '.-cs.ue--Rs-
caly..-Rsceipts. 500. slow and steady.
Hoss--Recsipts, 1000. active; pigs easier,
eth her 81 steady; heavy '2is5T2l,76: miyed,
yo,-ers s2oaeO.5o; pigs. ils'759:o?S;
roughs. $1s.6o@ls; stays, N2di5,
Sleeps and Lam6s--Reeefpts. 1000; ac-
clipped lambs. 80 siTs5; yesrlinss, t sic q
IAiSsd sAssD. ;.:Si:.:s. ~
The sun., 1919-04-25
NEW YORK DOCK co. REPORTS.
Surplus Earned in 1915 shows
Gain Compared With 1Ol7.

The New York Dock Company during
1913 earned a surplus. after charges and
taxes, OF $1,0s4.9ss, according to the
annual report given out yesterday. This
was equivalent to SS.35 share on the
T.000.000 common stock, after deduc-
ton OF preferred dividends. In 1917
T,ol6617 surplus. or s7.3S n share, was
earned on the common.
The total revenue for 1918 was S4.-
$50. 46l. against $4,423.0S5 in 1917. Ex-
penses were s2.76l. $50 in. 1918, against
$2.406,53S In 1917. The net revenue in
1913 was $2,227.s71, against s2,0l6,497
in 1917. from which more than 100000
In taxes was paid. Other 1918 income
totalled a little more than 500, 900 and
interest charges exceeded $500, 900, max
ing the net income for the year Sl,l67.-
S65. From this amount was deducted
a deficit OF 382.s77 incurred by the New
York Dock Railway Company, a SUBJ
sidiary. leaving n balance available for
dividends OF $1.0st.9ss. After payment
Of 100000 dividends on the preferred
and s175,ooo on the common the balance
transferred TO profit and loss surplus
was S4os.sss. against s5l6,ss7 in 1917.
The sun., 1919-04-25
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Selling pressure in heavy volume IN
the market yesterday on the Console
dated Stock Exchange made for net
losses OF fraction TO more than a point
in the general list, especially In indus
trials and specialties Railroad shares
closed steady but quiet. The bear at
tack before the close was centred in the
standard industrials, and. with tho de-
cline In those Issues, the remainder or
the list sold or sharply. The best prices
OF the session were around midday, when
substantial advances were recorded In
active stocks. Trading was less In vol
ume than on recent days. and the late
selling was asoribed to professional profit
taking.
The sun., 1919-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEENES-Roceipts. $40 head; II cars
on sale. No trading In steers; feeling
steady. Dressed boef slow and easier. az
1sT2Bhc. per ID. for common 10 fairly
prime native sides.
CALNEs--Recelpts. $50 head; ts5 on
Ga!e. Market slow and steady. Common
TO prime veals sold at sli9IT per 100
lbs. little calves. tl075. Dressed calves
weak; city dressed veals ls@2jc. Per ID, |;
country dressed do, i6Ft2 3c
sales--J. q, Curtis a Son; l0s veais,
i3s, JlG25; l6. isS. Ils; 4. lie. si5.50 g.
i?i, so; Z i5o 81; 20. lis; +i5; :. ss
yfGiss. ~ 81; O. ~ $3.50; 81; l0s; 81 /;
j veais. Ia, iii; :. III. us; ), ss, u III.
Kerns Commission Co: ISIS veais. i5s.
iIsbo; as, 1870. sls; .. s5, SIC; :. 10
|1l; ios little calves. rs. tlo7E.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsiptn, 1890
head; 4 cars on sale. Market dull and
cesier. Clipped sheep, twetners) soid at
;s!sssoeu. per 100 is': far uH;horn
do. s1i4l6, Dressed mutton quiet, at
yo9see. per h.; dressed lambs weak. at
Sales = Ksrns Commission Co: ga.
:ra. "a, SIS; 2ss. ~, si.; iss clipped Ohio
sheep twethers), 100, ~: 81, rs. 5l?.bo
Totin & shannon; 81 clipped Ohio sheep
twethers). IS, 1880.
HOGs-Receipts. a,s60 head; one car on
sole Market frm. at t20.2692O75; pigs
$40; roughs. N7kod 1916. Country
dressed pork unchanged. at lS02sa
saiss-w. n. Hume. 10 state hogs. 10
lbs. average. s2o7S; $ ronEhs. g47. 1870
John T. Dreelani - State hogs, i2i.
tae.as- Aerns Commission e@s lao state
The sun., 1919-04-25
Hank of England Statement.

LONDON, April 24.-The weekly state
Inent of the Bank OF England shows tho
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased 5000; circulation decreased
$50. 900: bullion decreased fi1s,606 {:
other securities Increased fs,4ss,000 {:
public deposits decreased fS,li9.o00 ;
other deposits increased f6i4.ooo; notes
reserve decreased $4,000; Government
sscurities decreased f5.sss.o0o The
proportion OF the banks reserve to La
biiity this week Is 1899 per cent. Last
week ~ was 1898 Per cent ftats or
discount, 3 per cent
The sun., 1919-04-25

Judge Gary has shown that the labor
increase alone on rails Is now Sl9.iS
n ton in excess Of pre-war costs; with
out taking many other factors OF In
creased costs into consideration II would
appear that the prices of s45 per gross
ton for Bessemer rails and s47 for open
hearth rails are as low as should reason
ably be expected. 1 know that the
costs OF several OF the mills are In ex-
cess OF the prices quoted.
II believe that the Director-General
81 Railroads is correct in his opinion that
open market conditions should prevail.
'rhe rather general opinion that under
open market conditions prices for steel
products would sag to a considerable
extent is. believe, a fallacy which would
no very quickly dissipated, as the pre-
vaiHng costs of the steel manufacturers,
large and small. are such that this would
not be possible, Under the law OF supply
and demand II Is quite probable that the
price of many commodities would shortly
be considerably in excess OF the schedule
now under discussion.
III anything will prevent an early
expansion OF the steel business and bust
ness generally II Is continued artificial
restrictions OF this character, and when
President Wilson announced In his mes
sage to Congress thus the war comes 20
an end II was time for paternalism to
cease and the law OF supply and demand
10 take effect.
"It steel prices are 20 be artihclnIly
regulated II IL reasonable and proper 20
assume that hundreds OF other commodity
prices should be also. including coal, Pc
troleum. copper. lead. lumber. leather. cot
ton, wheat, corn and other materials OF
this kind, and II It takes three months OF
negotiations on steel to reach the point
we haye to-day how long will II take and
how long will general business be de-
ferred by similar negotiations on other
commoditiesY'
The sun., 1919-04-25
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Mutual Terminal Company Of Buffalo

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice 10 hereby given. as provided in the
indenture dated July LIST, 1904, and the In
denture Supplemental thereto. dated Janu-
airy LIST. 1903. that scaled offers Will be re-
1919, by the undersigned at Its once, No
40 Broadway. New York. for the sale to
oeedins io2h 81 and accrued interest at
which such bonds shall be offered for de-
livery on Wednesday, July End, 1918, OF
sum OF Two Hundred thousand nve hun
dred twenty mine dollars and forty cents
S20o.b2s.4O. Offers should be sealed and
endorsed "Oners OF Mutual Terminal
Company OF Buffalo First Mortgage 4%
Bonds to Sinking Fund" and addressed to
the TRUST DEPARTMENT.. The right IL
reserved to reject any or all offers
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BY CHARLES H. SAB1N, President.
Dated. New York, April 2. 1919.
The sun., 1919-04-25
COFFEE MARKET.

Recent substantial advances were fol-
lowed by rather nervous and irregular
fluctuations in the market for coffee fu-
lures yesterday. May was relatively
firm on covering In advance of the no.
tees expected to-day, selling at l7.06, or
IL points net higher and closing at
l7.10 bid; but July and later deliveries
were easier. and after showing net
losses of 10 to 25 points closed s to 10
points below Wednesdays final figures.
The sun., 1919-04-25
British free More Imports.

LONDON, April 24.--The Board of
Trade has removed restrictions on I'm
portations OF twenty-one classes OF ma
terials from neutral and allied nations,
the most important of which are ma
chine tools and parts The order also
provides for restricted imports OF car
pots. cotton duck. cold rolled steel, ball
beariags and retsiners and plated and
The sun., 1919-04-25
UTAH COPPER HAS
DROP IN EARNINGS
Reports S18,445,780 Surplus
in 1918 Against $685.
495 in 1917.
NET INCOME DECLINES
Ray Copper Company Presi-
dent Discusses It's Earn
ings in Report.

The Utah Copper Company, according
10 us annual report. which was issued
yesterday. earned in 1918 surplus
aiter charges and taxes of sIs,445,7s
which was equal to s11.s5 O share (par
slo) on the sl6.244.900 capital stock,
against s2S,695,495. or s17.s6 a share, in
1917. The profit and loss surplus at the
close or the year vas $50, 494.40S, an In
crease or $2.2O0,SS0. The salient fea-
follows.
The sun., 1919-04-25
EDISON COMPANY, INC
OF BROOKLYN, y. Y.
18TH CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND

The Board OF Directors at a meeting
held April slst. 1919 declared a regular
quarterly dividend OF $500 per share on
the capital stock Of the Company out
standing. payable June and. 1919. to stock
holders OF record al p. N. on May :Ist.
1919
Checks for the above dividend will be
mailed II. y. ERWIN, Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-04-25
ELECTIONS AND MEETINcA


To tho stockholders Of the Interstate
Livestock Company, Inc. The annual
stockholders meeting of this company will
be held at room 1907 Grand Central Ter
ntnal. New York City. at . P. NJ, Satur-
day, May Sd. 1919, for tho elections of Of
ncers and Directors; to consider change in
location OF principal Offices OF tho Company
and to consider such other matters as may
properly come before this meeting.
A. e. BIGELOw, Secretary.
The sun., 1919-04-25
Pennsylvania Coal a Coke Corporation

Al n meeting OF the Board of Directors
OF the Pennsylvania Coal d. Coke Corpora
ton. held this day. there was declared a
regular dividend OF 2 per cent. out of tho
accumulated earnings and surplus OF tho
Company. payable May i0th. 1919. to
stockholders of record at the close OF bust
ness on May 9Th, 1919.
T. II. WATKINS, President
April %, 1919
The sun., 1919-04-25
Rap Copper Company Reports.

sherwood Aldrich, president Of the Ray
consolidated Copper Company, which
also issued Its report yesterday. dis
cussed the earnings OF his company in
the report as follows:
The gross copper output for the year
was ss,919,270 pounds. which, after
smelter deductions. left a net production
OF S3.os9.160 pounds. This makes the
total gross copper production from the
inception Of operations. April, 1911, 20
the end OF 1918, 4sf,30s,5 $50 pounds. The
cost or production for the year was
1858 cents a pound, as compared with
cost OF 1875 cents n pound for the
year 1917. s.94s cents pound for 1914
and 1l.40l cents a pound for all years
Of operation prior to 1918.
While the price at which the wears
production OF copper as carried on the
company's books was 22941 cents a
pound the average price OF the com.
pany's settlements for copper deliveries
during the year was 247l3 cents A.
pound This difference Is due to the fact
that at the close Of the year a very large
amount Of unsold copper was carried on
the company's books at the customary
inventory price OF 1917 cents a pound.
The average price realized upon our cop
per deliveries from the inception of op-
crations TO the end OF 1917 was 1906
cents a pound.
The net income and proceeds of de-
pletion for the year amounted to S4,SO3,-
45S, or 1905 a share. This figure Ia net
after charging into operating costs the
usual rate for depreciation OF the plant.
Total dividends amounting 10 ,5,lc5,s3l,
or 1926 share were paid and contri-
buttons 10 the Red Cross and United
War Work funds OF s150.000 were ma De.
resulting IN reduction OF surplus as
against December 81. 1917. OF s472,376.
The total disbursements to stockholders
from inception OF operations TO and in
Guiding those for 1918 amount to 500
6SI0S3"
The sun., 1919-04-25
Americans Form Bank in China.
By the Associdted Press.

PEKIN. April 22-The China Develop
ment Bank has been granted a charter
by the Ministry OF Finance. 1t Is a
Sino-American corporation representing
II fusion of several American interests.
There is no political significance in its
INCORPORATION.
The sun., 1919-04-25
BRAZILIAN COFFEE srATIsT1cs.
buy Coffee Exchange Seat,

The New York Coffee and Sugar Ex-
change membership OF the late Kalman
Haas has been purchased by J. H. OIL
plant n Co. for $500. That price is
unchanged from tho last previous sale.
The sun., 1919-04-25

Coffee Cables-Rio was unchanged at l2S4Oe
for No. Exchange unchanged at Is % I'D
Receipts 700 bags and stock s74 900 bags, In
Santos spots were unchanged at laJ7oo for No
=. Futures were unchanged TO e5 reis higher.
Receipts were 80, 900 bags, against 81, 900 last
year and 1900 two years ago. Sac Psulo had
2, 900, against Is, 900 and is 900, and Jundiahy
5000. against 1900 and 10, 900 bags respec.
The sun., 1919-04-25
live stock Markets In other cities,

l. o.
q. Curtis & Son; rs state hogs, o2s.
seo.7S; ~, 1871 $3.50; 10, 1.2, t2o.25; 49,
III. t2oi roughs, s7s. |l7.6V.
Live stock Markets In Other Cities.
KANSAS CITY. April :4.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5000: TO Zoe. higher on better
,?O?502o,7o; heav!es. .7Od2os5; me-.
dlum weights. 5000 O 20 30; lights, $40 %
?o.sOi light Iighte, 19n2olO;. packing
Cstte-Receipts. 1000, and y 500 co. calves;
81 $50 1925; Light beef steers $3.50 q
$50; butcher cows and heifers. 5000
s steSfs. ,sSC;SSgfSsast. ''0eNeF and feeder
sheepIReCeipts, 5000, best fat sheep
nS LAMB; 0 s sTi s,''h S. or s'f ss.
ss6OGis.76; SIS lbs or more. ileals.5o;
dunn TO choice. 'iisS9ii5o; breeding
s 5. market strong, Ies hiE9sf tRsa
mated Tomorrow, $4,000. Bulk OF sales
Gs5,S@ soS; sssvy ysIgSt ,sGsSsHi!S
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steers. 81 5o92o,isi light beef steers
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