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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30
Jemima Jelly, a tumble and jam
By AUNT LOUISE

u~ ooDNEss GRACIOUS" exclaimed Jemima
Jelly. "Im all in trembe. met the Gin
~ gerbread dog and he frightened me out OF
my wits
You're always frightened about somethinc'' said
Brown Betty. I'D try and get it if were you
But how shall get t?" asked Jemima Jelly
You might ask Mr.. Mince Pie. He's not afraid OF
anyhing-n fact, lots of people afraid of him.
So Jennla went to Mr. Mince Pie. He was sitting
in his castle made of pietns, reading The Tribune
$50 you want to get being frightened do YOU
Re said eying the trembling Jemina Jelly severely.
We'll, 90 and capture tumble. If you do that
nothing will ever brighten you again. am sure
But isn't tumble very hard to capture?' asked
Jemima Jelly.
81 dare say" said Mr.. Mince Pie calmly. "Mind you
don't run into Jam. Then you would be in fix
'I1l try not" said Jemima, trembling still harder She
said goodby Mr.. Mince Pie and set out on her mis-
son goiny toward the wood, she thought probably
that would be the best place catch tumble Usually
she would have been afraid of all the wildwood crea-
lures, but to-day of them seemed worth thinking
about in comparison with the terrible tumble.
Just as she wondering how on earth she would
catch It she heard funny sort Of cry between
moan and a shout, and q round face with nose that
looked like rasn peered at her through the branches
Of the trees.
"can you tell me-" inquired the face, chow many
quarts there in mile?"
"Why no. said Jemma, so puzzled that she quite for
got TO be frightened, 81 can't
oh dear" said the face, shaking its brown hair,
which stood like halo around it. IL did so hope you
could Blu. maybe YOU know how many years there are
in a week
Il DECLARE. cried Jemima Jelly suddeny,~"l believe
You re the tumble
I've always thought was, said the face. Il may be
wrong, of course
'Then' said Jenima. give got to catch you.
"Arc you sure?" asked the tumble. Il thought was
10 catch you.
NO indeed said Jemima, you're the one to be
caught But don't know how TO do it,.
You might sprinkle baking powder on my tall, sand
the tumble hopefully.
But YOU haven't any tall Jcmira pointed
The tumble seemed much surprised. That's So |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30

X~ GOODNESS GRACIOUS" exclaimed Jemim
Jelly 'Im all in a trembe. met the Gin
~ gerbread dog and he frightened out o
The sun., 1919-10-28
COTTON MARKET IS
GENERALLY QUIET
At Close of Uninteresting Ses-
sion Final Prices Are Up
42 to so Points.
LOCAL SPOT ALSO RISES
Short Covering Sends Values
Higher and Finish Sees
Market Steady.

= Cotton future prices on the local ex-
cbanre resumed yesterday their advance
in q market that was at most times IN
active and uninterestlng. The lack OF
new developments was no doubt check
to any great volume Of trading ana
business was in the main professional
with the trade a more or less STEADY
purchaser throughout the session. The
many reports regarding the scarcity OF
good, white grades Of cotton attracted
not a little comment and the strong
Liverpool market was also bull factor
Crop advices continue bad and 1t may
be that offerings were held in check
owing to possibility of a very bullish
special Government crop report on FRI
day. 1t cannot be disputed that there
was at times a good deal of uncertainty
owing to many and varied reports re-
garding the industrial situation. but
floor brokers were of the mind that
Washington news in general was more
optimistic.
The weather map showed mostly clear
conditions, with moisture unimportant,
which was naturally .bearish. but as
crystallized that the next crop will not
exceed 10, 900, 900 bales, excluding linters.
the weather Is no longer Of great i'm
portance. Not a few map readers
thought that they saw signs of colder
weather for the Northern sections of
the Belt. Spots were again h big de-
mand In Liverpool and Continental in
tere SITS were reported as the most active.
The British contract market closed
rather firm in the near positions. but
sharply lower in the distant.
Business in moderate volume at the
opening. first sales being at about the
highest prices of the day, up 80 to 60
points from Saturdays finals. Support
seemed to come from Liverpool interests,
who took the nears, the trade and old
bulls rebuying. Immediately following
the call the tone became less strong and
prices. under realizing and local commits
sion house pressure, dropped more than
80 points from their opening level That
drop was followed by rally. with move
ments all the time held to a rather re-
sty lcted range. The tone throughout the
remainder of the session was mostly
steady, but q good grade of buying de-
veloped once more near the closing.
Stock market strength undoubtedly
caused considerable support by Wall
Street operators, but there was at times
distinct tendency to take profits. espe-
cially on all bulges. Southern offerings
were well absorbed in the afternoon and
bear pressure had comparatively little
effect. After displaying a good deal of
irregrlarity the market. near the closing.
met with a better class of buying, spot
firms taking a little. Some short cover
ing also was noticeable. That support
boosted values to about the session $
best and the days ending saw prices
up AZ to SO points in steady market.
Local spot cotton was up 40 points at
the finish.
The sun., 1919-10-28
CORPORATION NOTICE.

WHEREAS. the undersigned corpoator
fled in the office OF the Superintendent Il
Insurance OF the State OF New York %
the goth day Of September. 1913 a dec an.
tion and charter setting forth their lnss.
zion to form a corporation to be knbwa u
the ''NORWlCH UNION ISDBANI7T
COMPANY" In conformity with the pra.
visions OF the Insurance Law OF the SIa
of New York; and
WHEREAS, said declaration and chir,u
has been approved by the Attorney Gen.
eral Of the State of New York, who hu
duly certified TO the same and said 81.
certihed copy of such declaration All
chsrter and certificate TO the undersisha
sornorators who desire TO proceed 10 af.
ssnize said company;
NOW THEREFORE,, We, thu under
.,sned corporators, hereby declare our 10
tsntion. TO organize the NORWICH
ffNiON INDEMNITY COMPANY" nh
nrincipal ofYice in the Borough OF MAJ.
kattan. City of New York, under and b.
rirtue OF Article IL OF the Insurance lAs
~ ths state OF New York Section 10 a.
amended. and more particularly under The
second. third, NTH. sixth, ninth and slsI.
Insurance Law, as amended
DATED New York City, sept 26 1919
Walter @. Falco0er
Houard K. Wood, Edward NJ Wills VIZ.
lam j, Neilan, William A Rogers, Wlllli1
II McDonough, Anse m p. Anderson, 3D.
Yin bruce Hallett Robert X. ThiIlt
Harry b, Davis, Harry D CouEhiAn, Paa
q Smith, Philip L. Neiser
sHEARN HARE. ATTORNEYS
- william Street \ CITY
The sun., 1919-10-28
sHEARN & HARE. AttornsyS
~ william Street. y. CITY

must be specially addressed also nNeS, ~. ~
mails for Great Britain, Ireland, Et.}g."
British India, British East Africa MAJ W.,
Zanzibar. Pemba and Netherlands, s. N'"'
dam. 7 A. NJ, rr,.
France. Belgium, Rumlua EuEar.a' 1..,. -
emburg, CZecho- Sloy aka. Ju-o 5 ava ~,
tinO, Trieste German Austria Fo.ihd ~, ~
zerland. Italy, Spain, Greece PORTUGAL tk,I.I,.,,
British India. British East Air'na, VA =,
Ceylon. Straits Settlements ana t,tr'l -
Hayre; also parcel post mails for tLs.s,
Algeria, Corsica and Tuuis. $. la L"'A~
$50 A. NJ. ...,...-,, AL
Norway, Denmark. Germany Lthuan' =.
Latvia, via Bergen and Chr -Nan1, -.
parcel post mails for Norway, : siNSH'1
ford. $50 A. NJ.
Saturday. Nov J. v,.v,t
Great Britain, ireland. S1.a'T I'm, ,51,1S Ga Isl.
via, Finland, Archangel South Atris "a
EaltaF, Madetrs and Cape Ne5l' ,s.- !'ST1S cS5a5rs
via Boulogne. must I've sper .'N ..- a.-''I Irs
also parcel post mails for Great r-.,'.s 5.,S' "a,
land. Egypt, British lna.a ys,te
Africa, Malta, Zanzibar, P,uoa A''
lands, SIS. Rotterdam, A NJ
The sun., 1919-10-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
T0-daV

Europe, Africa and West Aa. via p,v-
mouth; Havre and London. Mail must be
steamship. SIS. saxonia, s A. NJ.
Great Britain, Ireland, Netherlands. Norway
Sweden. Denmark; Germany, IAthuania, Lat
raltar. Madeira and Cape Verde Islands via
Plymouth, Cher6ourg and Southampton: also
parcel post mails for Great Britain Ireland,
Zanzibar and Pemba, S. Mauritania 4 A. NJ
Spain Especially addressed only. via Cadis
snan sna asS Pa5Ge post mail. for
Tangier IN Morocco, ss. Leon XIII, s A. NJ
Italy parcel post mails and specially ad-
Genoa, SIS. Duca dAosta' $50 A. N anu
Norway Sweden, Denmark, Germany, 18th
uania and Lalvis, via Gvthenburs: also
parcel post mails for Sweden. SIS. stockholm.
Wednesday, Oct. 2s
France. Belgium, Rumania, Bulgaria, Lux.
smburg, Czecho- -Slovakia, Jugo-siavia, Trep-
nnH Trieste; f,.i. Serm,anoAustris .,n PolaHd, swift.
British India, British East Africa, Malta, Cey.
lon. Straits settlements and Persia. Via
Algeria. Corsica and Tunis. ss Francs. s $50
France. Belgium, Rumania, Bulgaria, lux
emburg, CZecho-Slovakia, Jugo-Slavia Tren-
tino, Trieste, German-Austria, Poland, swift
zerland. Italy. Spain, Greece. Portugal, EEypt
British India, British East Africa. Malta
Ceylon. straits settlements and Persia via
Havre; also parcel post mails for France
Alsiers. Corsica and Tunis SIS. La Sayoie'
Netherlands and Germany. via Rotterdam :.
also parcel post mails for Netherlands Ss
Edward Luckenbach, 10 A NJ.
Gibraltar (Greece must be specially Ad-
dressed for despatch by this steamship). via
Gibraltar and Patras; also parcel post mails
Tor Gibraltar and Greece, S. Presidente VIII
son, 10 A. NJ.
Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Germany, Ii
thuania and Latvia via Christiansand. Chris
tania and Copenhagen; also parcel most
mails for Norway, Sweden and Denmark. S.
Hellig Olav. 1890 A. NJ 90
Gibraltar and Azores Islands Qtaly must
be specially addressed for despatch by thIs
steamship, via Gibraltar Ponta Deigada and
Naples; also parcel post mails for Gibraltac'
Azores and Italy, SIS. canopic Il NJ.
Thursday, Oct. 80.
Great Britain, Ireland, Netherlands Nor
way. Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Hungary
Finland, Archangel. South Africa. Msdeira
and Cape Verde Islands, via Plymouth and
Rotterdam (othqt countries via Bouiogne,
The sun., 1919-10-28
SPOT MARKETS.

The local market for spot cotton was steady
and 40 points higher at S7.40c for middling ;
sales nil.
Southern Spot Markets-Galveston steady, 80
points higher at 30 Soc. sales 5.7Ss bales New
Orleans steady. II points higher at 81. Soc F.;
sales 4,SS9 bales. Mobile steady, rs points
higher at s5.75c sales $50 bales. Savannah
steady unchanged at Sc Csc. sales 1,677 bales
Wilmington steady, unchanged at sc. Csc. sales
NIL Norfolk steady. so points higher at Is. CSC (;
sales. 700 bales. Baltimore nominal, 100 points
higher at 3s.25c. sales nil. Augusta steady,
unchanged at So 25c, sales 1000 bales Mem
phis steady. unchanged at 3sc. sales L 900
bales. ST. Louis firm, unchanged at soc. sales
NIL! Houston steady. unchanged at 80 25c /;
sales 5.le5 bales. Little Rock steady, Is points
higher at S50c. sales SIS bales Dallas
steady, 65 points higher at 81 s0c sales 8 35e
bales. Montgomery quiet. unchanged at IS 75c, y:
Gales 50 bales. Fort Worth steady 70 points
higher at IS. s.90c; sales Z. $50 bales.
The sun., 1919-10-28
TRANsPACFIc MAILS

The connecting mails close iag .',t,o.
Post Office and City Hall Post uih.e H'
New York. at =. NJ as io.o"'. c,csi
Japan, Corea, China, siberia sam pt.lo-
China, Netherlands East Indies an., Nrs
Nov. /. s-, sfba-L
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China; ssm, 'Igla
Cochin China and Nethcr.snd. Eas,y Ia,
via San Francisco, SIS TuIJ' VA ,rl S-s
Zealand, via San Franc.s'1 ss'
Tahiti, Msrquesas, Cook Islands; SeS Ts' %,
land and specially addressed nlt Nov a
tralia via San Francisco. - Ne---''
The sun., 1919-10-28

80 Rl1s
C0unon nnul

and Will be redeemed through m.
sinking Fund at said price OF l6?S sa
aemntion en interest to the date Of such Isa 70,
AND TRUST COMPANY, Truste. aVAN
ONCE Nos. 1922 william stree, ~
York City. on NOVEMBER lsT, iSis ,Ns
ana ana atter which date the bonds so d.svnn
snail cease to bear Interest HnytbirsE
such bonds or coupons pertainins *, N
to 10 the contrary notwithstanding A"~
THE FARMERS LOAN AND Tprs,
COMPANY. ihust
BY Edwin s. Marston. prostd.u,
WILLIAM NELSON CROMWELL,
Dated. New York. September 4 Is,s
The sun., 1919-10-28
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW .-oRLHANs, Oct 27.--It was nj.
most altogether a weather market in
cotton to-day, small declines being
caused on the opening by the favorable
weather map. after which there was a
quick upward movement on predictions
OIL ram and lower temperatures for the
western halr OF the cotton region. Last
prices were at net gains for tha da,,
of 29 TO Al points. The close Decen,,
Der. S6.16c.; January, 35.37c. March
StS7c. May. sSs7c.; July. 3337c.
spot cotton steady; middling, s7Eoc.
The sun., 1919-10-28
Craig Home Scared by Pa'S"

When mysterious cooking "a, y
arrived at the home Of MIS- CNI 'I,sr, u
Craig. wife OF the CITY CoEpu0Irc,s,es ~ s,es
100 Riverside Drive, YESTERDAY ), t'ss ssn.
tor owen Eagan of the bureau '.,t W
bustibles of the Fire pe9'I ,.nrl %
sent for The package was ~. ,ssi
contain nothing more deadly uSS,sIN
Austrian plates. sent 20 MrS ~. Apsf
a friend who is serving win NV
lean forces overseas
The sun., 1919-10-28
Paris BOurse Trading.

PARIS. Oct. 27.-Prices moved irreg-
ularly on the bourse to-day. Three per
cent. rentes. so francs 90 centimes for
cash exchange on London. SO francs s
centimes; per cent loan, 90 francs 81
centimes The dollar was quoted at 8
francs ~ centimes.
The sun., 1919-10-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. g 20 A NJ Sun sets......45s II
Moon sets. ......S:19 p NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 10 90 A NJ. Cor. Island. 10 II A N
Hell Gate. IL :09 A NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 3 :53 A N Gov. Island. 4 80 A n
He'll Gate......6:22 A NJ
The sun., 1919-10-28
,orToN STATISTICS.

Liverpool Cabes-Spot cotton good demand
middling "a points higher at 2s SD sales
10000 American 1000 Imports 1900; Ameri,
can 1900 Futures opened steady at 20 10 %
points decline Closed near steady ~ - 80
% points advance; others irregular and 7 70
~ points lower. October. 90 sol: January
= = 20 20 March, 21 SOD May. 20 ssd july
So4od. Manchester-Yarns Arm; cloths rood
The sun., 1919-10-28
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
MERRITT OIL CORPORATION
KeLLY.SPRINGFIELD TIRE COMPANY

A quarterly dividend OF two dollars
t2.o0) per share on the Eight Per Cent
Preferred Stock Of this Company has been
declared, payable November IS. 1919. TO
stockholders OF record at the close Of
business November !. 1919.
F. A. SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York. October I. 1919.
The sun., 1919-10-28
THE HETIMKEN-DETRoIT AXLECOMp.Sv
10 Serial Gold Notes ''h
Series B. due June !, 1920
Series G. due June |. 1921

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN +b,. ...
suant to Article 3 OF tho Agreemen, p-s sSs
cuted by THE TIMKEN- DETROIT Gy41r
COMPANY to THE FARMERS I0.ss
AND TRUST COMPANY. Trustee, datss
and pay OF on the 1ST DAY OF DESrv
Der, 1919, the Series "B" notes due la, IS
l. 1920. at lOohae Of the principal therso,
and the Series &C" notes due June l. l,,i
presentation of the said notes. with H.
June, 1920, and subsequent coupon, ~,
tached to the office of THE FARMER
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Is ton
william Street. in the Borough OF MAJ
haitian, in the City of New York. y.
Said notes cease to draw interest on IA.
hrst day of December 1919.
THE ET1MKEN-DETROI AXLE COMPANY
BY c. G. ROWLETTE, Treasurer
October "a, 1919
The sun., 1919-10-28
STAR,TEX PETROLEUM COMPANY

New NOrk, oct 10Th, l9I9.
The regular monthly dividend OF Il per
cent. on the stock OF the Star-TeX Petro.
leum Company will be paid on Oct o.
1919, TO the stockholders OF record as thsg
appear at the close of business on Oct 49,
1919. The Transfer. Books Will not a
closed.
L. II. FIELD, Treasurer
The sun., 1919-10-28
BANKs OIL COMPANY, Inc.

shreveport, Ia.
The regular monthly dividend OF 2 PEI
cent. has been declared, payable on Net
15. to stockholders of record oct SO 1914
o, X. Allen Secretary.
The sun., 1919-10-28
THE SUN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1919.

Louis sa.trow. burglary Max Echuh and
william Lynch. grand larceny; ReinhOld
McfionNHsns o. schundler.
For Sentence-Preston Ford.
PART III: Before Judge Charles c. Mott, Jr.
John Delaney, robbery Edward Scott. grant
Larceny Fredsries W sshrsder grand Lar.
len, assault John Jones, grand larceny; Jonn
]. Kyle and Arthur French. attempted rob
ns5es S S steve SS ps Tap
rts silber. rape; Frank Ester, alias Frank
oaioon. forgery; Albert Puglielli, burglary
5aa H0Fess Tsn41 snc
George Nuttle, robbery.
PART Iv.-Before Judge Otto A. Rosalsky.
Frank Shanks, grand larceny; Nathan Green
wald, assault; James j. Zero, grand larceny;
nlssnS sana EGsar smsS
and James Russell, murder: william Cold
lerg, crlminally receiving stolen property;
grand grand lsrsens: ssmnel res Sross a..aylt % Msftin
Walsh, carrying pistol after conviction for q
crime; James Murphy. grand larceny.
For sentence-Eleanor Notice and Jennie
wheiland.
PART v.-Before Judge Thomas G. 7. Grain.
Arthur Camnitzer and Helen Geiscn. man
slaughter; Nkolay Nowogrocid, murder: Max
Mihsky, murder; Alexander johnson. murder;
Arthur ]. Gould, murder; John Tracy, mur-
der; Aphonso ouattrone. murder; John De
Leo. murder; vincenzo Valinotti, murder;
FRANK Summers, murder
For sentence-Frank Flanagan.
PART vI.-Before Judge Joseph r. MulQueen.
Michael j. Latif, Walter Bennett and Rob-
ert j. Brown. grand larceny; Joseph Hogan,
grand larceny; John Sears, grand larceny;
Michael Hormsky, assault; Harry Rosenberg.
assault; Charles Manone. burglary; Morris
Rothberg, grand larceny; Harry Angelo and
Giuseppe Canpaneili, grand larceny: William
]. Aron, Clarence Bullard and Joseph Melon
ough, grand larceny; William II. Lee, assault;
Michael Milford Morrell. grand larceny; James
Dlgnardi. robbery.
For sentence-willism johnson and Garnie
Sullivan,
The sun., 1919-10-28
SAILED FOR NE wYORK

SIS Carmania, from Liverpool.
SIS Pocahontas, from Brest.
SIS Bergcnsfjort. from Christiania.
SIS Remier, from Rouen.
SIS Hickman, from Fayal.
SIS Agarista, from Rotterdam.
SIS Bradboyne, from Hull.
SIS Deerfield. Qom Avonmouth.
SIS Grecian Prince, from Santos.
SIS Lake Larga, from Falmouth.
The sun., 1919-10-28
REPUBLIC OF PANAMA
s% Secured Sinking Fund Tb,,,,
"oia i'onos c dgc November l, isii ie@

Notice is hereby given in so,..,
made by the REPUBLic OF p NSnIagsntpr,
Ta The FARMERS' LOAN AND TA TRtIas
CROMWELL. as Trustees, dated NNdlSON
per =, lgl4, that the following iS'em'
cured Sinking Fund Thirty Year ns,: ss:
drnw 6on9 ga gated November 2. 1914, have SSO, Ss.,,
and accrued Interest to the dste %, wy
redemption, to absorb, as nearly sua
pe, all money now In tho Sinking FmaY
The sun., 1919-10-28
ARRIVED FnOM NEW YORK.

SIS Dranmensfiord. at Chrlstiania.
SIS Cit of Newcastle, at Singapore.
SIS Lake Grampus, at Constantinople.
SIS CrHgmere. at Rotterdam.
SIS Clan Murray. at Colombo.
SIS Celtic Prince, at Alden.
SIS Spartan Prince, at Beira.
SIS Bristol, at Buenos Aires.
SIS Trojan Prince, at Malta.
IS Jason, at Hamburg.
SIS Arkansas, at Copenhagen.
The sun., 1919-10-28
ARRIvALs-MoNpAY, OCT. q.

ARRIvALs-MoNDAY OCT. q.
SIS La Lorraine. Havre Oct. IS.
IS Orduna, Liverpool. Oct. is.
SIS Cedric, Liverpool, Oct. II.
SIS Lygenfjors. Naples, Oct. 8.
SIS Ansaldo v, Malaga. Oct. IL.
SIS ]. l.. Luckenbach. Rotterdam, Oct. ..
SIS Remus, st. Nszaire, Oct. IL.
IS Custom Hall, Rotterdam, Oct. u.
SIS Algonquin, Turks Island, Oct. q.
SIS Monterey, Havana, Oct. q.
IS 0ttar, Caribarien, Oct. Il.
b Phidias, Bahia. Oct s.
IS Annetta, Port Antonio, Oct. n.
SIS Lake Sebago, WA, Oct. 21.
IS Lake Fear, Quebec, Oct. q
SIS Sharon, Lobos, Oct Is.
SIS Grove, Curacao Oct. Is.
SIS Nantahala, Barbados. Oct 10.
SIS Momus. New Orleans, Oct. q.
SIS Mneola, Baltimore, Oct. rs.
IS Cape May, Norfolk, Oct. 26.
The sun., 1919-10-28
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
QUEENS COUNTY.
Supreme Court.

TRIAL TERM-Held In the County Court
House in Long Island City, N. Y.-Court
opens and calendar called in Part l. at
10 A. NJ. before Mr.. Justice Van Siclen.
II 10 required that the namo Of the coun-
sci who Is TO try the case be filed with the
Clerk in Part 1. before the calendar is made
up, otherwise no pustponement for engage
ment OF the counsel will be granted.
Not more than two causes in which the
same trial counsel appears will be added TO
the ready section Of the day calendar.
to Rules s. 6, Z and 8, Calendar Rules, Su-
The sun., 1919-10-28
Surrogate's Court.

U. s. Supreme Court Takes Recess.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The Supreme Court
recessed to-day until November 10.
The sun., 1919-10-28
COURT CALENDARS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Southern District.
Before Special Master Philip J, McCook, Room
~. y. o. HuildinR IN A NJ
The sun., 1919-10-28
BRONX COUNTY.
Supreme Court.

SPECIAL TERM-(Chambers) Mullan, u
Court opens at 10 A. NJ. Ex psrte busipess
SPECIAL TERM FOR MoT1oNS-Mullan, j.
Matt asYn
The sun., 1919-10-28
eurroRnte's Court.

cHAMBERs-winsa,s, s.-Day calendar at
The sun., 1919-10-28
Live stock Market. In Other Clties.

eeipts 1000; Is q SOC. higher; Bulk.
si2sO9is1o; heayies ;i2sS glsIS; 81 me: ne
,iI25ai2; pigs sII.5O9lS.c5.
catt!e-Reeeipts. $1,000; steady ut,,i to 2Sc; Ss
prime, s15,25 @ls.a5; medium and good.
common Sns ash iisnt
heifers. s65oQ1s.75; cows: $3.50 q ll.76 |;
csnners sFd cutters sS.2s s 30 ssa sesl
higher: Lambs. is9l5sS; Gull. and com n
ssSissS ,S0TsG yes5ns eals shd common
s3Q5.75: breeding ewes. F914; feeder
lambs, slo.50912.25.
CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Hogs--Receipta 81. :
q Soc. higher, Bulk, ,l2.75g1S.saS top,
1870; heavy, S13qlS.60; medium, SiAe0 q
1910; light, s1sqi3,sO; light lights :ig'so
Q12.s5. heavy packing sows. smooth. $3.50
lass: packing, sows, rough, 1l225 q l250;
cattie-Receipts, 10000; estimated to-
dium and heavy weight. choice and prime.
sle.750ls.5O; medium and good, slo75@
iSSS S SSmmTn; npMns msn' .Ts wsnt ms
dium, s7.50Ql375: butcher cattle. heifers.
1915 0l45o; cows 'e:eSSlsi eanns,s an and
cutters fsadsp Steers Vea .oeSse
steers ,eSiO.s5: Western range steers.
.moTFo@- saSSP sSSo5; @ssSk lambs. ,lsssS
1885; culls and common. sbO9l9: ewes.
medium, good and choice, 36.759S25; culls
and common. ssgs.5O; breeding, .6.75g
EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct 27.-HoEs-Re-
celpts, 5000; uneyenly rs u 6Oc, higher. TOP.
isSS bulk sbsSlsSG medium 2, gs,sn ~
sows, smooth. iii,7S a iss5; packing sows.
r0Ssa GstteRsesips PSss stsssy s 'to TO ssc
weight, choice and. prime. ,ls.5O9 O9Is5O:
.S75qlO.76; light weight, good and choice,
3liglS25: common and medium. SSq14;
butcher cattle, heifers. $7Ql6 cows. $3.50
calves. light and handy weight, s14.50917;
feeder steers. ss.5o@1 1896 stocker steers,
:, sheep, Receipts, 2,soOi steady to 2sc.
eulls and eommon, i6qli.5o; .yearling
choice. S50L5Oi culls and common, sac
PITTsBURG. oct. ~. - Cattle-Lower;
supply, 100 loads. Prime, sl4s5 a IS.
Prime wetSers. s5OSIO; ouIis GSUaS and oeOns eom.
mon, S2,5o @ $50; lambs. ss4l45O: veal
calves. SlSg1S,5o. Hogs--Higher; supply.
so double decks. Prime heavies, mediums
and heavy Workers. sl3@l3.25: light York
.rs ti2Gi225; pigs. sii.759i2; roughs.
sl0W1l.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-Hogs-Receipts
1000; steady to strong. Selected heavy
shippers, $l3; packers and butchers, slJ;
common to choice, s9gll; pigs and lights,
ceipts, 800; weak and unchanged Calves
steady, unchanged. Sheep-Receipts, 400;
unchanged Lambs unchanged.
EAST BUFFALO, oct. 27.-Cattle-Re-
eeipts' $500; good, strong. Prime steers.
Slo'bon ~ shipping steers, Sl5.5OdI6;
butchers, slO9 1880; yearlings, si4ais:
helters, &GMl2; cows, siMiO15: bulls 81
mlO.5pI stockers and feeders. $6G 10; fresh
cows and springers, SG5al7O. Calves-Re-
ceipts, l,s00; steady; Ta9O. HoEs-Rn-
Ccipts. l2.SOO; pigs, 2jc. lower: others 25 IA
!oc higher Heavy, sl3,6oa14; mixed.
slS5o@la7S; Workers, $3.50 Ql3.6O; light
ll,5O; stags, ss'a55O. sheep and iambs@ Hbs ~
Receipts, 10000; lambs, 75c. lower Lambs.
$50 9li75' yearlings, sT@ll wethers 50 10
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