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The Pulaskian., 1919-01-17
TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

The Pulaskian wishes it's correspond ents to read carefully the following notes:
 l. In writing names, spell them cor reetly and write them clearly, so that they can be read, otherwise they ap- pear wrong in print Do not abbrevi- ate words. Most correspondents write Sun. for Sunday. Every word so writ ten must be written in full before the letter is sent to the printer. If each Correspondent will read his letter care fully as it appears in print and will try to spell out words and avoid mistakes, much time will be saved in the Pulas- lxian office, and the writer will be giv- ! ing himself at the same time, some good training.
 g. The Pulaskian wants news of the farm and farm work. It is interest ing to~know that certain friends enter tain company and make journeys. We want this. But it is of more interest fo know who is raising hogs and cat tie: who is improving his farm and #hoW he is doing it; how the schools are @growing and what especial work they Rare doing. Anything JnaI shows the ferowth or betterment of 9. community lis valuable news. even to gardens and bees. goat keeping and community club work. Pulaski County should have good roads to every hamlet and faf1n' E its farmers and country residents should own hundreds automobiles Band trucks. It's farms snoufd be made productive of real money by an intel ligent system of diversied crops mere are men and women in Pulaski county clearing a hundred dollars per month off of small land tracts, and the olG saving. eWhat has been done by man can be done again, applies hefe anu now to country life. Anything per taining to this development Is y2lua- ble news. Send it to us.
 q Be careful not to send any per sona1 comment that msght give rise te hard feelings. The Fu1ask1an Is not
 afI D. scribers and can not always know Whal might or might not be proper to use, We want only such mention of personal matters as has news value CT Nli1 make friend1ier feeling in commuh1- ties. Our correspondents can help us make the Pulaskian better and better, as they have helped us in the past. w :. .s ss :. @ .s .s s3 :: :. <. :. :. < :: s:. s SOUTHEAST JACKSONVILLE :. NEWS. <
 ,. :. <. .. :. < :. :: :. < :. < <. < Mr. J. H. Ramsey called on Mrs. May Head Thursday night. Roy Lee Matthews of Little Rock visited relatives and friends here Tuesday.
 s. A. Matthews made a business trip to Little Rock "wednesday.
 Miss Eula Matthews spent Thurs day night with Miss Annabelle John son.
 Jack Lairmore and Jim Jinkins are il at this writing with the influenza.
 Miss Ena Corbin took dinner with Misses Fife and Eula Matthews Sun day
 Miss Fife Matthews called on Miss Hattie Johnson Saturday afternoon
 Miss Annabelle Johnson took din- ner with Miss Emma Brown Sun day.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-17

at Cypress Junction with Mrs. L. B. Barnes.
 Mrs. c. l. Miller of Newport spent Sunday here with her parents MT. and Mrs. L. H. Hayden.
 MT. and Mrs. W. L. Elliott and chil- dren of Little Rock spent Sunday here with her parents Mr and Mrs. Amos Merchant.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-17
WARNING ORDER.

State of Arkansas, County of Pulaski--ss. J. E. Cagle, Plaintiff.
 vs 2357S R. H. Chapman ct al, DefendauEz In the Pulaski Chancery Court The defendants, R. H. Chapmaxs and { Mrs. k. H. Chapman, are warned to mp~ pear in this court within thirty Hayss and answer the complaint of the pfm5nd- iff J. E. Cagle. December 23rd, 1918.
 W. s. BOONE, Clerk J. A. GIBSON, D. c. PRICE SHOFNER,
 Solicitor for Plaintiff B. G. SHOFFNEFa, Attorney d-Ifteux. 27-3-10-17
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s< WY l..
 MT. Swanson moved MT. Beck's fur niture from the Johnson house to one of Dr. Tippit's houses Friday.
 MT. I. F. Aznoe went to Bigelow Saturday.
 Several of the neighbors have sick ness in the family I guess Wye has just started to have it's share of the flu"
 MT. Beardsley and MT. Aznoe butchered a nice calf for MT. Under wood Thursday.
 Miss Grace Holbrook spent Sunday at the Underwood home.
 Miss Eva Beardsley, Mrs. Holbrook
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ss-10-17-24. g.

and daughter, May. rode horseback to Hugh Mosss Suncay. c. F. Stochl left last week for Kan sas.
 MT. John Swanson and MT Herman Schoenfeld sawed wood for the scisun2 house last week.
 MT. Alfred Johnson was at Wye Sunday.
 Mrs. Howell and Mrs SchuanfszH went to Bigelow Monday. Mrs. Holbrook was caller al the Beardsley and Underwood homes Fri day.
 Charlie Petrolis lost a COW Monday MT. Nelson spent Sunday at ChaS- Petrolis helping doctor his sick rDw- MT. Powell of near Ledwidge wag at Wye Monday
 Mrs. Allen was caller at the Resf- ing home Sunday.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that khe un- dersigned as executrix Of the last H5zgf and testament of Seth Fafrmon. de- ceased, will, on the 3rd day of Eehzu~ ary, 1919. or as soon thereafter as a hearing can be had, apply to the Pu- sell the following lands lying zn kh@ County of Pulaski and State of Arknn- sas, to-wit:
 Lot Three (3), Block Thirteen <133. Town of Fairmon, Ark. which lands are the property of the estate Of Seth Fairmon, deceased.
 The purpose of making said applzca- tion and said sale is to apply the pro- ceeds arising therefrom to the Ureser- vation and protection of said estate
 NANNIE A. F'AIKA10N,
 As Exeeukrzx~ 3-1O-17-24
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. < :. :. :. :. :. Y '. :. 4 < $ q 4 :. JUSTICE SCHOOL HOUSE. ~
 The weather is some cooler this morning.
 Thos. Anderson has sold his farm to J. R. Farris. MT. Anderson has gone to Ferndale, 20 miles west er Little Rock to look at q place. so 3 guess the people of this comunInzfY
 (Continued on Page &
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-17

WARNING ORDER County of Pulaski, State of Arkansas-ss. In the Pulaski Chancery Court Violet Gau1t, Plaintiff
 vs. No. 23646. Earl Gault, Defendant. The defendant, Earl GauIt, is wAxmezK to appear in this court within ahzx1x days and answer the complaint Sa azsa plaintiff. Violet Gault- January 9, 1919.
 w s. BOONE. sEerk. F. M. OLIVER, D. c. Chas. Jacobson. Solicitor for Plain tiff
 w. F. Save Attorney ad Liee1n 10-17-24-31.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-17
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER. County of Pulaski State of Arkansas-ss In the Pulaski Chancerv Court J. A. Connolly, Plaintiff,
 vs. No. 23629. Irene Connolly, Defendant The defendant Irene Connolly. zs warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the comnfaixaK of the plaintiff J. A. ConnelIy. January 2, 1919.
 w. s. BOONE. Clerk J. A. GIBSON, D. c. D. l.. Carter. Solicitor for Plaintiff Marvin Harris, Attorney ad I.Etean. 10-17-24-31.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-17
Troubles, They Say, Come Not Singly

There was every indication Wednesday morning that the gas troubles were permanently at end There no reason to believe that two days later there would be fur ther interference with the supply But there yet it proved less than the former trouble and Saturday afternoon pressure restored
 Such unooked-for trouble is regretted by more than by the officers of the company and in all cases the utmost expedition used in locating the and rem edying it. We appreciate patience of consumers and sincerely trust that no further annoyance will be exper enced
 Meanwhile well to provide accessory fuel arrange naents. as we have all along counseled.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-17
WARMING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER. State of Arkansas, County of In the Pulaski Chancery Court W J. Mangum, Plaintiff.
 vs. No. 2S6II- Louise Mangum Defendant. The defendant. Louise ManguMa. 8S warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer tine complaint of the plaintiff ". J. Manguru.
 V S BOONE csera J. A. GIBSON. D. e j. r. Kerby, Solicitor for pEaanAsaF J A. Gray, Attorney ad Idfena 310-17-24.
 WARNING ORDER State of Arkansas, County of Pulaski--ss. In the Pulaski Chancery Court Corrie Mul1is, Plaintiff.
 vs. No. 23612 Mosco Mullfs, Defendanps The defendant Nosco MuzEzs. sa# warned to appear in this court wzth5ns of the plaintiff, Corrie AIufljs- W. $. BOONE: gsexM J. A. GIBSON. D. c. J. P. Kerby Solicitor for pTazn3sH- O. II. Winn, Attorney uo LItenh. 3-10-17-24
 WARNING ORDER State of Arkansas, County of Pulaski-ss- Josephine Howard Plaintiff
 vs 23569 Lewis Howard Defendant. In the Pulaski Chancery Courx- The defendant, Lewis Howard iS warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Josephine Howard December goth, 191S-
 W. S. BOONE. Clerk J. A GIBSON, D. c. CHAS. JACOBSON
 Solicitor for PiafufIfg W. S. SAVE, Attorney Ad-Htem- 27-3-10-17
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-17

". s. BOONE, s<tax7k. J. A GIBSON, D. c. J. F. Kerhy, Solicitor for pfa5xzAsaf- J. A. Gray. Attorney ad Idfen. 3-10-17-24
The sun., 1919-10-07
oIL-Ranse of prices:

FLOUR AND MEA~-RYE FLOuR-
Quiet; fair to good. s7.a5 80; choice
yellow granuls ted, $3.50; white granu-
lated. $3.50. WHITE CORN FLOUR
Easy ss.7594 per 100 lbs. FEED-City
middlings, do. SIS; red dog nour. lao
ID. sacks. $50. Western steady; bran. 100
ID. sacks. $t2; standard. middlings, do.
s54@54.5o: flour middlings. do. $4,000
6S; red dog -four. lao lb. sacks. s7s07L.
OIL meal, S74.
The sun., 1919-10-07

S11S0 @16.3S; eulls and common, Ss4ii;
yearlinE wsthsrs. U.5o0ll.5o; ewes, mo-
dunn and choice. sso7i cuils and com
CINCINNATI. Oct. s.-Hoss-Receipts.
1900; strong TO 26c. higher. Selected heavy
shippers. 1850 1915; packers and butch
ers. t1b.75Q16.76; common to choice Slo@
1,t,;a2is' and lights r0Sl5,7S; stays. 400
cattis-Reesipts. 5000; weak ana lower.
shippers. tlo.bo6lS; steers, Ss0li; heifera
sT623
shssp-Recsipts. 1000; steady, s1osBo.
lambs steady, $73I4.25.
EAST BUFFALO, Oct. s.->cattle-Rs-
cslpts, 1000; good: soc. 0l higher; com
shipping steers, t16,b00l7; butchers, sio q
1880; yeariings, t5.So9is5o; hsifers, SEQ
1850; cows N0ii,i6; bulls, ss0ioSS;
stockers and feeders, ts9lo,so; fresh cows
and springers steady, tt5giTo
Cslves-Receipth, 1900; 81 lower; t7Q2s
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Pigs slow; Others
IS O soc. lower. Heavy. mixed and Yorkers'
Ne.6o: light, DO, tis..s9is.so; pigs, SIS
Sheep and Lambs-Rsceipts Is 900:
lower. Lambs, .saiGa5; yearlinEs, SIC
II; wsthers. ts.Soes; ewes. $50 1850; mixed
sheep, ss@s.25.
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FRUITS, DRIED-APPLI1S-E
cd, State. h.. 20m21c.

,NANAL STORES = Spirits turpentine,
mhehine, bbls. l;52; Tar - Retort and
Kiln. Sli0 1925 Rosln-Common to good
strained. sls.95; b. $685.: D, Sl6.75; r.,
sl7; i. H725; G, si7.5O II. l775; /. sl9;
x. $40: NJ s2l.50; n. ;225o: WIG, $3.50
and WV, s24.5o
port bbls., sis,2s: do. bulk sll.5O; do,
cases, s2S.25. Water white. New York,
bbls., $40. 20; do, bulk, sl2.5o; do, cases
S24.25 Motor gasolene, garages 24hc;
consumers, 2shc (steel barrels). Linseed
oils-strictly pure, gallons of,71s lbs, in
barrels, sl.9,. Calcutta oil, 81.
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CURB SECURITIES
,rsa
4. MAKE NEW HIGHS
80.
Upward Swing of Prices Is
~ ,General--Independent Oils
sF' t-I-I
q Are Active.

There was yesterday a general upward
swing of prices of curb stocks and before
sre close of the market many new highs
were established. Independent Oils re-
ceived the most attention and advanced
i to points.on heavy trading. Among
stocks to reach new highs were General
Ashpalt. common and preferred. and
Shell Trading and Transport Houston
on again was in good demand and
moved 7 points higher. Standard OIL
stocks were rather quiet. but several
points higher, as a rule.
" Union OIL was well bought, due TO
good showing of Union Oil of California,
In which 1t has a working control Phil
lips Petroleum improved points, while
Northern Texas was slightly lower. Re-
cent activity In the Homer field of
Lou siana, where several large wells
were recently brought in, has caused con-
siderable interest in stocks of concerns
operating in that section. Simms moved
to new high and Bell Petroleum.
which has under option 5000 acres in
the district, was steady
Trading in the Industrial section was
on a moderately large scale. but prices
did not iuctuate over as wide range
as they did in the oils Vanadium Steel
was firm and sales were reported in
United Motors, which moved 2 points
higher for the first time in several weeks.
Recent strength in Campus Iron reflects
the statement to the effect that the COM
pany would be In position by the first of
next month to maintain regular ship
ments Of ore. to realize an amount equal
to almost 80 per cent on the stock at
par. Tobacco stocks were in better de-
mand after opening lower
" ,Interborough Rapid Transt rs were
strong, but little change occurred in the
rest of tho bond group.
Total sales and range of prices fol-
low:
The sun., 1919-10-07

tl.bo@275. PEAs-caIifornia, drum, IS o ,.
Virginia and Maryland, bsk., t195. PEP
PERS-Bullnose, Dbl, s1.7512.bo; Ruby
King, slT5Q 2.50; cheese. s225@5.50; Gu
Italian, s1.76 2.5O: finger s2@3.5o; cherry,
bsk., si.75Q2.25. PUMPKINs-Bbl., SIG
l:50: RHUBARB-1Oo bchs., s1.50@4. RO-
$3.50 RADisHEs-ioo bchs.. s1@2.
SP1N,ACH-state. bsk., soc. s1.25; nearby,
bsk., soc. @s1.25. SQUAsH-Hubbard. Dbl,
sl.6o @2.50; marrow, $1Q1.25; white. 76c. @
TURNIPs--White, bsk., s1@1.5o; rutsbage,
DBL, sl@2: bag, f1Q1.7S; Canadian, ruta-
baga, iiO Id. bag. s1.75@225. TOMATOES
s1Qs; 20 at. bsk., t1@2.5o112 to 16 ut
bsk:. soc. @ 1925; carrier. s1.5o8s: half
bushel box, si.a5@2.25; nearby, bushel box.
vania and Jersey, "a Ut bsk.. soc. a s1.9b;
Californian. 100 Id. lug. s1.5o92. WA
TERCRESS-1n0 bchs., s1@2.
The sun., 1919-10-07
Gen. Harries Is Back mt Desk.

Orig. Gen. George H. Harrles. thu Are,
american officer to enter Berlin after tho
signing OF the armistice. has completed
twenty-seven months service with the
American Expeditionary Forces, and has
resumed his activities as vlce-president
or H. M. Byllesby & Co. Gen. HarrIes
was twice honored during the war, once
py the French Government, which CON.
ierred on him the title OF commander of
the Legion OF Honor. and the second
time by Gen. Pershing. by whom he was
awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.
The sun., 1919-10-07
Live stock Market. In Other Cities.

KANSAS CITY, oct. s-Hogs-Receipts,
.ls,7s9 l6'i5; mediums, sisais.S5; lights,
pa sSns .l.af fh' pfs sn 81 isSdss@iS0
lower. Heavy beef steers, choice and
sis.sS9is; common, sIe.IsSl2'is: i ktSGa,
and msdium sss5glS,as: butcher satils,
Gamers and cutters. ,5@S.ib; veal calves
Hight and handy weight ,l42S@I7fs.
feeder steers. 's,SO@ls2S; .tOcksr steers.
shesp-Reeeipts, 10000; steady. Lamb,
xssiD x saiis and common. .3s9l2.s0;
FSl4i feeder lambs. sll0is.
CHICAGO. Oct. s-Hogs-Rsceipts. n
900; estimated tomorrow, $4,000; eenar-
ally 5Ss. to SOC higher; closing dull with
medium, sisf5 oil; iisst ,is sSSiU19iiS iTSi
! .sas,0 'iSiS9tsaG heavy pssslns .oNs
''e cssils is sss Ps' soS l's s.t.,,s 49,
morrow. $4,000; Arm. Beef stesrs, meab, o
and heavy weight. choice and prime'
s Sssss ssmm %ssiam ,. tPd fGSd s
weight good and choice, ti5QiS.s5. enra'
men men hn NJ .,,n medium, ss;2!e1b. Butcher
Qis.5o; cannsrs and cutters. $50 s' 5S'
sdze9l2'bO; stoclfer. steers, sss. so a 10 90 I:
Western range steers S9is; COWS ana
sheep-Reesipts. $1,000 estimated to.
morrow; $4,000: weak. lambs, sis.sop
10; culls and common, SsQls26: ewes
medium, good and choice. ss.75@s; culis
and common, ss@s.25; breeding, f73lsa5
EAST ST. LOUIS, III, Oct s.-gov.
Receipts. 10000 higher. Bulk, sic 5ossi7,
na es yiS;lS g 1870; medium weight
sle.6 qie. heavy packing sows smooth
Ns.7sqN.75 packing sows, rough. SIS "a
QlS7b; pigs. ti4GlB75.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; steady R..,
steers, medium and heavy, choice ana
prime lSGl725i medium and good.
good and choice. si4Gif; common snS
sI;?S9ie; COWS. .sso9iI; Gamers ana
handyweight, sis0is; feeder steers ,sso
GIL; stocker steer. se.5o@s7s
sheep-keosipt- $500; strong, Lamb..
The sun., 1919-10-07
Registered Bonds.


ana VIII be redeemed through the sag
sinking Fund at said price Of iO2ns and
accrued interest to the date ~ sub t.;
AND TRRusT coMPANY. " Tras,oc. a. r
once Nos. 1G-22 William street Nr"
York City, on NOVEMBER lsT, 1919 f-"h
shall cease TO bear interest anyta.rg 10
such bonds or coupons pertaining there
70 to the contrary Notwithstanding.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
BY Edwin S. Marston, President .
WILLIAM NELSON CROMWELL,
Trustees
Dated. New York. September 4. iSlA
The sun., 1919-10-07
New York. N. Z. October ., 1919.
Island R Refining E Corporation

To tho Hobders Of Temporary Certhcatee
for Seven Per Cent. and Participating
Ten Year Gold Bonds OF the Island
Refining Corporation;
Permanent engraved bonds Will pc ready
for delivery October 18th, 1919. against
presentation of temporary certificates at
the once OF A. 3. LEACH CO.. INC.
60 Cedar Street, New York. ". Y.
The Permanent Bonds will carry the
coupon due October 18th, 1919. 1t 10 sug-
gested that holders presenting temporary
certificates accompany them with tho GUS
tomary Federal Income Tax Ownership
Certificate, so that the October 18th coupon
could be detached and q check therefor
be given at the time the Permanent Bones
are delivered.
F. B. LAsHER, Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-10-07
PRODUCE MARKET.
BEANS AND pEAs-BEANs-M

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
q, kc 100 lbs ASo Ma1chYsisn
s. Lady Washington, California, s7.759s;
small white, California, ,7.75Qs; large
s5q575; kotenashT.s Japanese or Corean,
s6.F5; daifuku, Manchurian, $3.50; red
kidney, choice; $3.50 @1s.75i red marrow.
yellow eye. s7.25; white kidney choice,
Ms5ain q" S.Sa; $50; sssalsro, Chilean
ss5oS p9i Short sSG csiornla. l s7$
1sN; pink cslitOr.Iss ,'72SS7;sO; Lima
a tsl: ''5.S 59' Ids5S T.sg VS.
S Sas cS.aa ns.sS SsS f fSfasn S
@7.75; japanese, sS.so@S5O; black eye.
e cslnS 49, Splits yellow s1so
Sian. ,5'75 as; large ssSs5o.
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than ex-
tras. ID, s5Qe5hc. eSiras. 90 scPre.
sthc.; firsts; 90 TO 81 score. 5s@sshcs,;
to 81 score, 5i@5s,ac.; lower grades, 50 q
so hc.; unsaited, higher than extras, e7h
sshc.; extras, 6 g 67c.; frsts ssh @ SOC;
finest. 6saslc. good to prime, 57@6sc.;
common to fair. 4sa56c; ladies', current
make. frsts, 4sd 4sc.i seconds, 46h @ 47c.;
rent remer make see No ss a a7c.; No. Co., q tsc
lower grades, 4s945Mc.
CHEESE--state, whole milk fresh Mats.
colored or white, ID. 30h93ihc; aver.
age run. soQ3oHc.; lower grades. ESQ
age '' rum n as% asS SPs twins, Isl specials,
colored or white, 30 S0hc.; average run,
2sh 92s%c.; lower grades. 25@2sc.; Wis
consin, whole milk, twins, fresh, 299
S0kc.: single daisies. fresh, soq31hc.:
held, s1h a see. double daisies. fresh, 30
q sic; held. slQ31h c.: Young Americas,
fresh, s2132hc.; cheddars, Canadian In
bond, 27h @2Shc.; state. skins, specials
2lh @22hc.; prime to choice, lsq19hc.i
fair to good, 14917c.; lower grades,
Q13c.
The sun., 1919-10-07
REPUBLIC OF PANAMA
s% Secured Sinking Fund Thirty Year
Gold Bonds due November 1. 1914
Called Bonds

Notice is hereby given in accordance
made by the REPUBLIC or PANAMA %
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
c cRoMWE and rr %tLLiA GStea N EdSs,
ber 2, 1914. that the following 81 -,
cured Sinking Fund Thirty Year COO
Bonds, dated November ., 1914, have n.,h
drawn for redemption, at price o; lo45
and accrued Interest to the date OF sa'n
redemption. to absorb nearly as may
De, all money now In the SinkiR2 FUND.-
vix:-
The sun., 1919-10-07
London Money Market.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-Bar silver 64d. an
ounce. Money az per cent Discount
rates-short bills 1-lsa3h per cent !;
three months 8 s-16@3% per cent. Gold
premiums at Lisbon 1870
The sun., 1919-10-07
British Tren.urx NIL. HIN.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-rhe interest on
Treasury bills was raised per cent.
to AZ to-day and in the open market
discounts were advanced to AZ per
cent. for short bills and per cent. for
three monthaI go
The sun., 1919-10-07
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

v -. Yield.
rorm' Kate and Maturity. Bid. AK. About
Coupon AIS, Jan, 1864. .ios IiOX f02
Registered AVS, Jan, 1861. ..l0sh
Coupon i1ss. Sept. 1883 iO9 ito 10.
Registered AVS, Sept. 1868 1854
Coupon AS, March 1851. .io3 ioiu ios
Registered as. March. 1866 1902 loir ios
Coupon AVS, jan, 1856 ...l03 -
Registered AS Jan 1865. .l02 49,
Coupon AIS, Jan. 1916. 49,. .l02 i03K io5
Coupon ANS, Jan, 1916. -. .lOi 1921 56
Coupon As, 1867. 30 9e% l0i
Coupon Is, 1s6o-62, Canal :. 90 se% 10i
Regis tered Is, l96o-62 Canal psh ss% 1Ji
Coupon Is, 1882, Highway 9sI 99E s0i
Regis. 10, 1862 Highway eSH
Coupon Is, Jan, 1876. ssZ =. 49,.
Registered Is, Jan, 1915. -. ssh =. 49,.
Coupon Is, jan. 1912. ... esq . 49,.
Registered Is, Jan, 1e42 esH
The sun., 1919-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

Cattle. Calves. Sheep. Hogs
s'S Ss..ais:; III ii IS: 81
on sale. steers slow and uneveniy IS
5Sc. lower; bulls and good to choice fat
were not cleared: Common sno 70 choice h steers
sold at 1910 has per 100 lbs; bulls. 50
Gss? s sasrs ST. ssS: shgi' ta h saa. U g
Dressed beef quiet at 1702sc. per Id. for
sales-J. shamberg & Son: 40 West viz.
ginia steers l.ssso lbs. average. .,17; 20
1865 sls.so; 80. lois, ia; 10 los,
::li55ei g Tennessee. 1900: slt; 20; i.isS.
sSs, sil; I, 1000, $40: / bull. ITO, SIS:
6S;''[;: IS VIZ. VIZ i 81 s saaaq ss
$3.50; 20. 1.is5, sal 2o' Ills, 1850;
% Kentucky, 1.os2. il?,s5i 20 state, 1.osI,
VIZ su ..:,1 100 $40 Sanders Dc
:iS:55; 20. ISL. 1850; 70, i,ss7 sl!; %:
l;a's' 9 sl'so; 20 Tennessee. iisss 'lssS;
ton CO; 70 Virginia fes Steers. i.iss. $3.50;
cows si5, sasc. K.rn. com miss MOO CO..:
,is.!s: ST. i,sis. sls7o: 3. i.sss, sis.se;
1S7 i,s p. III, has siS s. 10 1871, t,s
Myers q Houssman: 80 virginia steers.
' siss 'l'i o7 g. ,is ss HE so .' ,, .'t e
stays and steers. LAS, sif: : stays. 80.
sslSs0 d, bull $40. III M s,e = =
s. 81; f 5. 1ss ,i aio :y 3. sss us 4.
sS55; 9. ,sss. IS. J. g.; curti, 4 Son; q
s sS 0s ~, 4ss: 'f h:lfsr. u.s. 'ss s,
Is COWS and heifers. $40, ISIS: 0 cows
lS ,s H. A1S S,S SUI; Md:n T. ss' sss'
CALVES Receipts, s.asO head; 1900 on
to vsa iss 81 p sSd loo GG sa
culis. sf4 @I7; fed calves, sis91I; skim
milk calves tlo@1s: grassers, 5000;
city dressed veais asSsse p perVf iS eoun
try dressed do, 20 a sac.
Sales. Q. Curtis & Son: us veais.
iii. $40; 81 cuiis Ito, SIS: il. 1ss. sis;
.. geo. $3.50: 8. 1s2 s1!; skim milk
49, 80; q, ~, ss75?? we yearlin s' rs.
81. II. H. Hollis: I veals. $40. s25; II.
~ io :s ;,s e. s. Us sra ssl s sS' III. H.
IS: 4. il s,i.;.; = 200; ,s'; s IL.
s ssso S Il sds T. CO. o. m ve sl' 49,
West Virginia veals, $50. SIS; 4 calves
27s, ~ Germs Compassion Co; III
:7s. 500 6. 1o4; SIS; ;? eulIs. 14s; s17: Z
Tobin L shannon: jig veais. Is7. ,ss; is.
$50. SIC; 10 eulis. 81. ii5.5o; skim milk
calves, 100, s12; g-assers, $50. $40. 8.
Judd Co: 10 veals, fas, s2t75: 20.
culls, %, $17; AZ, IS. SIS; 40 Western
& Co: % veals, 1ss. 3?4.so; II. II, SIS.
]. Shamberg & Son: Southern vsals,
1873. sle; 8 calves. 1877. s1s.5o.
The sun., 1919-10-07

SHEEP AND LAMbS-Reooipts. zO,ssV
head: 80 cars on sale. Lambs slow and
general sales soc. lower; closed weak at
the decline without a clearance; sheep
D.I iOo TO S snDGs sheer o
sls,75; culls, lo912; yeariings, SOON
sse.. %ui is%O. .s.sr loSss
West virginia lambs, u.s. $3.50; ,ss. IS,
i'T HALT Is y " g. e. $3.50 49, ss' , Ssr's
- a. g. sisiSo; 70 CT eall. q ST. 20 '
70. 81, H snef e. IS, g. Ss s; ' CO..:
ssi West Virginia lambs. es. ,ls.75; 2as.
80. $3.50; ils. =" sls:a6; aa7; 50, ,i5.as;
100, 50; s, III. IS: 8. 100. 50; il, IS, IS.
e, $3.50; 80; e, 'lsas: iss state, e:
sheer: lss. S.; IS. q: 81 5; sanders.
!. li:; SIS s.; II. si..7s: 4 Penn.ylyanis'
rs IS; :, pass IS; s.; {ne los, IS; 10 lSo
6 ls%os s' :i5 % on 1Is sS lS1s; i'
22l west Virginia lambs, CO, 1880; ~
, .is: + iss. a. S' 'i; ,s Il.
e.ulls 50; 81; sheep. 1s2. SO: 3. 1917.
j. @. Curt. & Son: los State lambs, II,
.ls.2s; AIS. 60. SIC. 81 Sc, sl5.7Si IS,
2 yearlings. lis, s11; 81 sheep, LOT, IS;
Is. Sc IS, H. H. Hollis: 81 State lambs,
81; sis25; az; 81 ;iS7S; y euLls. 40.
is state lambs, 81. SIS; culis, IS, ,i2.
HOGS-Receipts 4,s7o head: . cars on
sale. Light to fairly heavy hogs sold at
sl6.5oQl7 per 100 lbs. pigs, sls; roughs.
sl3.75. Country dressed pork In moderate
demand at 22G csc. per ID.
Sales-Kerns Commission Co: los vir-
1877. Sl7; IS. 1877, $3.50; 81 pigs, Ill, sIs;
II roughs. 274, $1S75. Tobin & Shannon:
80 State hogs 1877, .i7. ]. C. Curtis a
Son: G state hogs. $780, ST; rs, 1913, ;lB75;
roughs. ssi. sls.75 Mcpherson d Co.
Is state hogs. 'oi. 'ls.76, $. Sanders;
State hogs, 22o, Sle.75. Andrew Mullen:
sls7S