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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08

taining skit and Norman and Jeanette
 present novel feature which is sure to win favor. One of the big features of the first half of the week will be the ap-
 pearance of Lois Wilson and J. Warren Kerrigan, as co-stars in a five-ace com edy drama. Miss Wilson, Birming- ham girl, is great favorite here and her
 appearance with Kerigan is anticipated 1 with interest by local amusement lovers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08
THE PAGAN GOD"
 AT THE RIALTO

H. B. Warner, famous actor Of two continents, has an excellent opportunity to exploit his talents in 'The Pagan God.'' a Superior picture produced by Jesse D. Hampton and showing today and all week at the Rialto.
 The curio collecting father of Beryl Ad. dison, Winthrop's sweetheart, drags his daughter and himself into fearful mess when he comes into possession of jade idol which, unknown to him, contains a. secret list of the members of the Tong. They are rescued from the willy Orien. tals by Winthrop after thrilling fight at the palace of Tai with the Tongmen.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co

Cotton Merchants. Hanover Square, K Y. Members New ork Cotton Ex change. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Assoc.- ated Members Liverpool Cotton Asso- ciations. Orders solicited for the pur- chase and sale of Cotton and Cotton See1 Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for consignment of spot cotton for deliv- cry. Correspondence invited
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08
By BRIGG3

indicated very small output by the gi/ieries up to the first of September, whereas to the same date last year was extremely large, amounting to 1,03S,07S bales. Few traders ventured a fore cast as to whether this expected bull ish report would be allowed to have it's effect on the market or not
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08
CHECKERS" AT
 THE TRIANON

"Checkers'' comes to the Trianon to- day and you will not only see the great race won by the heroine, but you will also be thrilled and entertained by the rescue of the two principles of hydro plane at sea- you will see thrilling action and fights in New YorS's Chinatown; an actual smashing train wreck with thA cars toppling off the bridge into the wat CT; many exciting rescues; Manhattan cabarets; rogues fighting underground; a chase across the roofs; etc.
 Checkers" should have record run at this popular playhouse.
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Gould Arrested on
 Embezzlement Charge
sy A,sseIatsd prs..

Gould. chief clerk here of the N. K. Fairbanks company. was arrested here late today on the charge of embezzling $45, ,000. According to Superintendent of Police Mooney tonight Gould confessed and said he spent the money on "wine and wimmin." Gould is 26 years old.
 has a wife and five-year- son. and
 came here from Baltimore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08
Pimples. Sores. Humors \ And Skin Eruptjons
Are Caused hy Impure or Bad aLood-snternal Treatment is
 Necessary.

There are a great many conditions of poor health caused by bad blood. These disorders are evidenced by skin erup- ions, swelling of the glands or joints, falling hair and sores on different parts of the face. limbs or body. While it is bad enough to be sick, such troubles are sl source of embarrassment and annoy ance.
 You can alleviate these troubles caused by impure or bad blood by talk ing Prescription C2223, blood purifier of merit. The medicinal ingredients which are used in it's manufacture are 50 proportioned and combined as to go ilrectly to the seat of the trouble. sw ee |, out the impurities and purify the blood. that one great necessity of healthy body.
 cury, opium, morphine, chloral or strychnine; it was originally the pres cription of a prominent physician, used in his practice in the treatment of con ditions to impure blood. It any one doubts the merit of the medicinal in gredients used, the manufacturers will gladly furnish this information to their family physician.
 Prescription C-2223 can be found at all good drug stores for s1.50 a bottle; or the manufacturers will send pre- paid on receipt of price. Write the C-2223 Laboratory. Memphis. Tenn. for free literature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08
LOVE INSURANCE"
 AT THE COLONIAL

Bryant Washburn and Lois Wilson, the popular Birmingham girl will appear to- day at the Colonial in Love Insur- ance." Nothing but praise has been given Love Insurance by the critics. and MT Washburn is said to have made one of his best pictures of his long screen ca ! reer One reviewer said in part: Right on the heels of A Very Good Young Man. which was generally &C., knUwledged to have touched high water mark in the field of picture farce com edy comes Love Insurance" which
 rivals it all down the line"
 at the Alcazar the week of September <, 18th.
 1 Doris Kenyon expects to issue vol une devoted exclusively to her own poems very shortly.
 l George M. Conan certainly needs a
 Miracle Man to get him out of his la 1 bor difficulties.
 | With bright fall weather and beaming i sunshine over Birmingham yesterday 1 East Lake park had more than fair l share of the pleasure crowds. The con cert and sing were both much enjoyed.
 Weather permitting the park will be open 1 all this month.
 1 F. III. Hulsey has let contracts to erect a theatre in Dallas. Texas. The build ing will be 120x160 feet, three stories. seat ling capacity s500 and pipe organ. He will contsruct parkway 2oxl6o feet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08
AT LOEw's BIJOU

An all-star programme is to be pre- sented at Loew's Bijou for the first half of the week. Armstrong and James ap- pear in "A Seashore Filtration" Hunter, Chick & Hunter, comedy harmony sing CTS, are sure to please and Morton Bros, billed as paperologists, are said to have an act of rare merit.
 Howard and Jenkins offer an enter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08
PRATTVILLE

Prattville. September Mrs. Senia Brazzel, aged 30 years, died, and her remains were placed in the Oak Hill cemetery The deceased is survived by her husband. W. H. Brazzel. The fun eral services were conducted at the Presbyterian church and there was large attendance of sorrowing friends and relatives.
 W. P. McGhee, aged 68 years, died at his residence and interment was made
 in the family plot in Hope Hill ceme-
 tery The deceased leaves four sons one brother and two daughters as sur
 vivors. Funeral services were con
 ducted at the Hope Hill church and there was a large attendance of rela- tives and friends present.
 The fall term of the PrattviIle insti- lowing as the teacher staff. Miss Belle Northington, Miss Myra Booth. Miss Minnie Herring, Mis- Pearl Yerby, Miss Annie Mimms, Miss Laura w. Chap man, Miss Jennie SpeigneC Miss Carrie Tatum, Miss Alice Booth. Miss Erin Chapman and Mrs. Carl Adams. Leo D. Mckinney was reported off cially dead in France. but it appears that the young soldier is very much alive. as he has returned here. and he ried at the Methodist church parsonage
 on Thursday. The young soldier was attached to the 167th infantry, Rain- ! bow division and won honors while fighting the Huns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08

Allen S. Ward. one of the most prom
 inent citizens of Autauga county, died at his home. and interment was made in the Burden cemetery. The deceased was 72 years old. and during the civil war served in the Confederate army.
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AT THE THEATRES

AT THE THEATRES Majestic" Under Arizona Skies. Loew's-Loew's vaudeville and fea- ture pictures. Lyric-Keith vaudeville.
 AT THE MOVIES Trianon--Thomas Carrigan in Check ers' Alcazar-Mildred Harris in Forbid den." Colonial-Bryant Washburn in Love Insurance. Strand-Thomas Meighan in The Miracle Man Rialto-H. E. Warner in "The Pagan God" Princess-Special Western features. Odeon One-Special feature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08

Along this line some wag remarked the other day that McAdoo weighed his salary on Fairbanks scales.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08

George NJ. Conan certainly needs
 Miracle Man" to get him out of his la bor difficulties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08

Doris Kenyon expects to issue a vol ume devoted exclusively to her owl poems very shortly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-08

"The Heart of Humanity will open at the Alcazar the week of September 18th.
The sun., 1919-10-17
DEALING IN CURB
STILL IRREGULAR
Weakness Develops in Many
Quarters, but Trading Is
Moderately Large.

Continued irregularity marked yester-
aay's trading in Curb shares and weak
mass appeared in many quc ,ters. Com
,aratively large losses were recorded In
some Industrial specialtios. There was
. moderate demand for Independent oils.
resulting in small advances in some more
orominent issues In that group. Trad
Ing was on moderately large scale.
In the industrials General Asphalt lost
several points and Loew. Inc. and Loft.
Inc, reacted after establishing new highs
IN the morning. American Tobacco Sc
curities was heavy and Tobacco Products
Export lost more than points. Mod
srate strength was shown in some of the
s,eel and iron shares, among which
Canopus rose to new high. 1t was re-
ported that ore shipments will be started
before the end OF the week.
Among the oils to show strength were
shell Trading and Transport, Salt Creek
Producers. which gained points and
Home Oil and Refining. Midwest Re-
Anlng gained a point. while Simms
Petroleum lost almost 2. Standard OIL
stocks were dull and lower.
Bonds were active and generally
,over. Copenhagen 5hs, marlborough
Rapid Transit Is and French Govern
ment issues lost q point or more.
Total sales and range OF prices follow !:
IlDrrsnpIAI
The sun., 1919-10-17
COTTON FUTURES
FIRM AT CLOSING
Final Prices Are Unchanged to
81 Points Up and Spots 25
Points Higher.

Much more irregularity than has been
played yesterday by the cotton market,
but Il may be said safely that the under
tone was one of steadiness. The general
Wall Street element awaits more or less
further news or fresh developments that
may tell to some degree how the market
will act soon, which Is a reason for out
side investors to hold back their commit
ments. Regarding market factors, 1t
was about the same old story. Bulls
made what they could out Of an unfavor-
able weather map, better than due cables
and continued adverse crop reports. The
downturn crowd stressed the increasing
ly unsettled Industrial situation here, the
heavier tone Of foreign exchange and the
somewhat weakened technical position Of
the present long market.
Besides a good deal Of rain in the cot
ton belt, with precipitation more thar
one inch at many points, the official fore-
cast told of frosts In Oklahoma and
much colder weather in parts OF Texas.
Cloudiness was prevalent in many sec
tions Liverpools market was steady.
first cables coming sharply better than
due and contract prices holding their
own to the finish. The active market
COR spots in the British centre was the
particular cause of comment, sales again
being Is, 900 bales, with yarns and cloths
at Manchester holding firm.
1t cannot be disputed easily that the
tonc was rather nervous at times, but
the rallies that usually followed dips
plainly Indicated that the Wall Street
crowd was bullish In feeling and ready
to get in at every reaction, particularly
in the late trading. Southern advices
were yesterday more conflicting than
they have been recently. some reports
saying that demand is easing at points,
but others taking different tack. The
local opening was about at the best OF
the day. first sales being up some 80 to
SO points The exception was Septem-
Der. which gave way 40 under pressure
from hedge sources. There was an i'm.
mediate reaction following the start, but
the forenoon trading gave the market
| steady appearance.
During the early afternoon selling in
ly, many options slipping Off to the pre-
| vious final level. and even somewhat be-
low. Almost universally commission
houses have advised their customers to
buy on breaks and that advice was fol-
| lowed by many local operators, who
through their support rallied the list
once more. The final hour saw the tone
again firm but business mixed. At the
close Of the day prices were unchanged
to. "a points higher on active contracts
and local spot cotton was UP rs points
at S5.05c. Brokers with Liverpool con-
nections bought moderately near the fin
| ish
The sun., 1919-10-17
Wanted
CORPORATION NOTICE

WHEREAS, the undersigned corporation,
aisd in the office of the Superintendent Of
in.urnnce OF the state of New York. on
ths 2Oth day of September. 1919, a decIara.
zion and charter setting forth their inten.
ZION to form a corporation to be known a,
re "NORWICH UNION INDEMNITY
coNPANY," in conformity with the pro.
Vision. Of the Insurance Law OF the Stat.
Of New York; and
wHEREAs, said declaration and chart.,
mas been approved by tho Attorney Cen.
duly certified to the same and said su.
ccsriiHed copy of such declaration and
cSarter and certificate to the underslxnsd
onrnnrators who desire TO proceed to or
ssnIre said company;
s"Sow THEREFORE,. We. the under.
signed corporators, hereby declare our In.
trfeNHifoN INDEMNITY COMPANY" with
nrincipal office in the Borough of Man.
kattan. City of New York. under ana Nv
Urine OF Article II of the Insurance Law
~ the state OF New York Section 10. a,
amended. and more particularly under tn.
second third, NTH, sixth ninth and elsy.
fnsurance Law as amended.
Dated New York City, Sept 20. 1919
Walter q. Falconer
Howard X Wood. Edward NJ Willis, wiil-
lam ]. Neilan. William A. Rogers VILLA m
IA McDonough. Anselm p. Anderson, Ed.
win Bruce Hallett, Robert * Thistia
Harry b. Davis, Harry o CouEhlan, Paul
A smith, Philip L. Neiser
sHEARN q HARE, Attornsys
~ william Street n. Y. CITY.
The sun., 1919-10-17
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs--BEANs-Marr
choice, 100 lbs. sfi.5o; Menehurian. sl1,soi
csscarrone chilean, ss9s75. pea, .ehoics.
ws' %fsIS S sslssEni.. ,sgsI
s dlns wh Igsh0 kGtenS sS j5PsTy cs
cSrsan. ssScSs.7S; daifsRa, MsnsSuTian,
$3.50; red kidney, choice. sls.5o91s75; red
si95.5Oi yellow eye. ,Ts5j white kidney,
choice. sl2,25 a 1850: imperials $40; Kuna-
% GSt, MsnShufisn; $3.50; csbsiiesro:
cranberry Manchurian. round. ie.7sg7.25;
cafSsSap sSscS cnI .fss m.
isis. fgi as green. %isGon n s.sSSI;
Lsoi Australian, t7sO&L76; Japanese, IS;
black eye California. !e;25gsso; splits.
small ManChurian S'n ,ss5SSSsi large " ssS
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
d. ,esH 9e9e.; extras, 90 score, sSe.; nrsts,
score, 57Q60hc.: seconds. SO to 81 score,
syg5ec.; lower grades. 5l@52c. unsalted
n 1dae than han extras 5lSI2e extras 100
state dairy tubs, finest, 66@6 good to
prime. 60 @65c.; common to fair, 81 q see;
a ladles' current make, nrsts. is95oe,; sec
packing stock. current make. No. /, 479
47he.; No. g. 4ehc.i lower grades. a a46c.
CHEEsE-state. whole milk, fresh fats.
colored or white, ID, si@3lAc.; average
run, S0QS0Ec.; held flats, specials, 81 %
S2he.i average run. Soh oslo lower
grade, 2S92ekc.: twins. specials, colored
SoAe.; lower grades. rs 2sc.; Wisconsin.
whole milk. twins. fresh, 2sh @90Mc.;
single daisies, fresh, .s0lf Gs1hc.; held,
81 = 032hc.; double daisies. fresh, 80 " %
81 Nc; held, 3i932c.; Young Americas,
fresh, S2932Ac.; cheddars. Canadian, in
pond. 21ts 42Shc.; State SKINS specials,
~ p q2Shc; prime to choice. 1S@19ho:
fair TO good. 1l917c.; lower grades, 7@isc.
The sun., 1919-10-17
LONDON METAL MARKET.
LONDON, Oct, ls.-Following are the clos
L. natal nnnfa tlnnl.
OFFER WHITE OIL STOCK.
banking Syndicate to Sell Issue of
100000 shares.

Bonbright & Co.. Inc. Hallgarten &
Co, and Knauth, Nachod q Kuehne,
composing its underwriting syndicate,
announced yesterday the public Offering
of 500, 900 no par value shares of the
White OIL Corporation at $s5 a share.
The company has outstanding $4,000
of 1000 900 authorized shares and it
starts business with no bonds. notes or
preferred stock. II will have in its treas
ury more than 100000 in cash for the
development of It's properties and other
corporate purposes,
The corporation, 1t is announced, will
acquire the holdings accumulated by
White Brothers during the last three
and a half years and comprising oil and
gas leases OF and und' Sided interest in
the equivalent OF 26,960 acres. 1t has
also two casing head gasolene plants
with a combined daily output of 1000
gallons.
p. ]. White, president of the new COM
pany, estimates that earnings viii be
at the rate of approximately 10000
600 after completion OF It's con-
struotlon programme. That amount
after payment of its Federal taxes,
would leave, Mr.. White estimates,
SO, 800, 900, or the equivalent of sic a
share on the capital stock outstanding.
The sun., 1919-10-17
CONGRESS OF SALvATI0NISTS.
Army Holds First Assemblage OF
Kind Since U. 3. Entered War.

The first Salvation Army congress
since 1917 convened at Metropolitan
Temple. so Seventh avenue, yesterday,
with all the notable war workers, in
GLIDING the McAllister sisters, Helen
Purvianoe and Brighten. Mrs. Joseph
Sheppard of Boston, present. The
Misses McAllister came from Portland,
Me-. to hear the accounting of work by
Commander Evangeline Booth and the
plans for the future. The Salvation
Army was too busy overseas and at
home in 1918 to hold a convention.
Commander Booth spoke Of the mem
bership campaign and the home service
work. which will be the two big OBJ
ject.ves for the army in the months to
come. A parade was scheduled for to-
morrow. but the police said Saturday
traffic was so heavy they could no. issue
permit. War workers will be deco
rated at meeting In the Lexington
Theatre by the Rev. Charles B. Fagnani.
The sun., 1919-10-17
HONTREAL CLOSING.
Jay adOpted a Resolution dlreetfng the

day adopted resolution directing the
Agriculture Department to issue a new
cotton report on November Q showing
me condition OF the crop as of October
20 Inc resolution goes to the Senate,
in which early action will be urged by
Senators from Southern States.
In reporting the measure the agricul-
ture committee cited complaints of cot
ton growers that the crop was overestl-
mated this month by the department, as
abandoned acreage was not taken into
confederation, and that, as no other re-
port would be issued. the predicted yield,
II erroneous. would result in financial
loss to cotton planters.
The sun., 1919-10-17
$50 AMERICAN CASUALTIES.
War Department Gives Out Losses
in North Russian Campaign.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 16.--American par
ticipation in northern Russian hostili-
ties in and around Archangel resulted
in a total Of $50 casualties, according
to a complete record which the War
Department gave out to-day. The force
sent to Archangel. consisting of the
3S9th Infantry and the s10th Engineers,
arrived there in August 1918. having
been withdrawn in June, 1919
OF the total casualties given 100 were
due to deaths in battle. thirty-five to
deaths from wounds, eighty-one from
disease. and nineteen from accidents
and other causes. There were 3O5
wounded and four prisoners, all of whom
were released.
The sun., 1919-10-17
L. $. ships Pick Up Many Cargoes.

Two full cargoes of rice, bound from
Port Said to Cuba, are on their way
thither, according to Tarleton Win
chester of the Special Service Depart
ment of the United States Shipping
Board, who says that the shipments
were part of the results of extended
operations recently undertaken TO pro-
mote the American steamship industry.
The steamship Lake Furmet. Mr.. Win
chester says, will sail soon from Con-
stantinople with a full cargo Of Turkish
tobacco for this port.
The sun., 1919-10-17
New ORLEANS Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 16.-Small ad-
vances were made by cotton to-day. the
market being held down by the constant
liquidation coming from owners of long
contracts who wanted their profits
Closing prices were at net gains for
the day OF 20 to 2S points. Close :
October, 34.95c.; December. 84.50c ;
January s4.oSc. March. $500: May,
S3.45c. Spot steady. 25 cents higher /;
middling, $3.50,
The sun., 1919-10-17
NEW GEO. E. KEITH co. SHARES
Issue of sB.ooo.ooO Being Placed
by Lee, Higginson & Co.

Lee. Higginson & Co. are offering a
new Issue of $4,000, 900 Z per cent. cumu-
lative first preferred stock Of 500 par
value of the George &c. Keith Com
pany. a Massachusetts corporation. The
shares are exempt from Massachusetts
taxes and are to be sold at 101 and
accrued dividend, to yield about 6.93
per cent.
The Company manufactures Walk
Over shoes at its factories in Brockton,
Boston. Mlddleboro, North Adams, wey-
mouth and Rochester. IT has a tannery
in Clean and other factories producing
supplies for its business
The sun., 1919-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BFEyES--Receipts. 100 head: mainly
consigned direct - slaughterers. No trans
actions reported; feeling unchanged
Dressed beef In moderate demand: com
mon to prime native sides selling at 100
2sc. per ID.
sale, Feeling quiet ard unchanged. ordi-
The sun., 1919-10-17

100 loo lbs lbs no no, choice state DO. westerns. ss
s.. Ssc per- SsVe s ''s SoSnt a'
calves. is@ise.i srassers, isai7e.
Isl lbs. average, ssi.5o; ~. Us, sif. s.
Sanders; veals iso. sa1.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 2.sso
head; 10 cars on sale including late arr
s0o % I To PriS Ss' is@ nHa eai.
SO -, Dressed mutton steady at , sTaSc:
a few choice selected do. exceed quota
ssies-s Sanders; 81 STATE lambs q IS lbs e
Co: 100 West virginlt. lambs, as .i525;
20 eulls a.. $40; ii sheep, 10, IS.
dressed pork unchanged, at 23@25c. per
Id. for light and medium weishts.
~ State State hogs, is lbs. average. $3.50.
Live stock Markets in other Cities.
KANSAS CITY. Oct: 1s. =. HegsI Re- Re-
Ssipts 1000 lOwsr. HT mSs,,,n s'o sg1slsS
1890; lights. sis.5o@1L5o; light lights,
sls.lo9li.2b packing sows, 'i2@la; pigs.
csttie-Rsceipts, 10000; weak. Heavy
medium and sood, s13.a5Q1s; common,
s1o.16@12.1bi light. good and choice: Sl2;so
butcher cattle, heifern $3.50 a 1873; cows.
,s.i5G12; Gamers and cutters, B@ebo;
zeal calves ;i2asSis i fseds steers $40
sheep--Receipts. 5000; Irregular. lambs,
si2.75sp1 4.75 lambs, cuils and common. Ss
Sla yes sE s wet sSl: sSd eommoh $50
$50; breeding ewes. N914; feeder lambs
5000 1925.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1e--Hogs--Receipts. 80,
seO estimated iSo0S m BsiR
ii iss: medium asnS %; iisht. $40
1s sdSI0e i sdm .mc,s p f
'' cstt Fsuss; 5000 estimated to;
and Heavy S'v Weight. choice and prime. siSS
1910; medium and good. .1i@le,75 com;
mon, ss.26@11; light weight. good and
I75S1ls6; butcher cattle. heifers, ts.25 @
1925 cows. SEQ 1850; Gamers and cut
tiers, $500; veal calves. sie.76QlI75i
I Western f''S range slssrs M7sSISSo' COW.
and heifers, ib.76S12.
shespIRsSsip,s $1,000 e:,i%st t. TO- sS
culis and common, ys.5o@12.25; ewes, me.
and common. 500; breeding. ss,7S@iG
EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct, ls;.HogsnRe'
mediam .'J ,l4.7S 1888; light. ;ii.ScS iSs
light lights. $i4.26ql5; heavy packing
sows, smooth. $50 lsT5; packing sows
Cattie-Rsceipts: 1000; steady. Bee Bee
and prime. tIsSls; medium and Sood
good and choice, VA as; common an:
8is; cows ,st5S ii.sO; Gamer. and cut
S srs weisRt. 1861 feeder steers
79i1.50; stocker steers, t6.60Gs.50.
Shoe Receipts, 1000; steady. Lambs
s12Sa j1b; culls and common, s6611.s0
yearling wethers, ss.5oQ1I.bo; ewes, me
dunn and choice. $5@7; culls and common
$3G4.bo.
EAST buffalo. Oct. 1s-cattle re
caives-Reoeipts l7s; steady 5000
few sal.
Hoss-Receipts. l.2soi active; 2515oo
lower. Heavy. mixed and Workers., SIS
few s15.l5; light do, and pigs. $3.50
roughs. s12Gl2.5o: stays, SOON.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 500: lamb
a5c. higher. Lambs. 's0lS.so Other
unchanged.
PITTSBURG, Oct. 1s.-Cattle steady
supply light Choice and prime, s15@ $50
Sheep steady; supply fair. Prime weth
ers se.25u $50; culls and common, sa5o q
$50; lambs, sT@14. Veal calves, $40 q 20.
Hogs lower; supply 90 double decks
Prime heavies, mediums and heavy York
ers, s14.7s; light Workers. s14914.25; pigs
s1S.756li; roughs. si29is.so.