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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
ThrIlllna SIDE for Life.

A slide for life Was made by two
worklnen In New York city. A hnges
derrick. which WAS being dlsmantlsd
on top Of ..5-Nory building crashed
to the street and buried itself In the
pavement, tearing hole 30 feet
wide IN Seventh avenue. The two
men were clinging 10 the top Of the
derrick when II started to fall. They
seized rope ansl slid 10 the roof az
the machine Went crashing over the
buildings side The accident occurred
during the nOon hour when the street.
was crowded. WOrkfnen In each ~
the - floors shouted warnings M the
derrick fell. and tten, women and chill
dren scattered ill all directions The
only persons injured were four work
men who got hurr by part Of the
machine. which plunged down eight
floors within the structure and wedged
itself among the Orders.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
BROWNSVILLE

select dance was given in NufFsv
Hall, trewnsviIis December 81. and 70
vsteh he old vssr ont Quite I nuns
her Of Haltimoreans and persons from
Washington and Annapolis and the diff
ferenf COUNTIES attended The mnsi-
W. from an Annapolis band Refresh
meats were served
Miss Eva norsev Carr is Z guest Of
her aunt. Mrs H. H Enoch. Wash
lnqton. p 9
Franr,- 7 saipe,i.h j. fr"m 0rcida. 9
Dakota. who has h.+n visiting III the
home of Judge MAYNARD Carr, returned
~ his home Saadav
The LADIES Anyiliarv will have q
meeting ~ the Brownsville state Hos.
petal January II. ~ =. NJ.
Thc electro lights the hall ~
Townsville and 1ha,.el are very pref
tv Ther were pat ahrfe hv M vii
liam Fingssin, Of CFownSA He who i
exi sricuecd IN The business. They add
1rcasly 70 the rleanuis. Of the dante
ball and lighting Of thr .lafel, for fhr
ght services
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
ODENTON

Miss Louise Frances Beftling, dau2h-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard j. Bert
ling. OF Portland, aud First Refgeant
Jerome Cullen Mahon, OF y Co, 18th In
flrtrv Camp Meade, were married Sat
urday afternoon ~ ST Peter y Catholic
Church, Baltimore, by the pastor, tho
Rev Father Smith.
The bride was atteded By Miss I.or
eta Mor2ereth as maid of honor, and
Sergeant t;ranvil Messingale was best
man. Among the Others that were pres
ent were her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard ] Bertline Miss Mary Bad
ders and Miss Mary vulgafis.
The bride wore 4 blue broadcloth
suit, with hat and veil TO match, brown
gloves and patent leather slippers. The
maid Of honor wore brown slivertone
suit, with hat and glaveS to match
After the ceremony he bridav party
had dinner and then went o the theatre
On their return homo from their wed
ling trip Mr. and Mrs. Mahon will keep
house near whore he Is stationed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
AT THE REPUBLIC TODAY
AND TOMORROW

One OF the fines; motion pictures o.
the year is 10 appear under the sug-
gestiye title or "Aiid-channel. the
famous stage-play from the pen OF
Englands foremost playwright Sir
Arthur Wing Pinero and enacted on
the screen by Clara kimball Young.
This picture will be the feature at
traction at the Republic theatre to-
night and tomorrow.
The strength. the timeliness and
the intensity of "M;d-Channef needs
no comment, as the play has already
won world wide praise since its APP
peurance on broadway with no less a
star than Ethel Barrymore in the rol3
enacted by Miss Young Il is enough
to say that Clara kimhall Young re-
veals dramatic magnetism that is
nothing short OF electric in its force,
and displays an interpretative ability
that has rarely been seen in any mo-
ton picture
Semi-tailored suits and coats are
smartly finished with kid and leather
trimmings
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
GLEN BURNIE

The Mite Society Of Wardeli N r.
{ harh was entertained al The home Of
Mrs S r Cromwell After j very en-
eoufagtng business meeting and q dc
nghtful social hour, the following Of.
fiecrs we're elected for the ensuing year
President. Mrs Fred Johnson; vice.
president. Mrs. Albert Hamien, seelc
rasy, Mrs L, ~ 6 Bradley treasurer,
Miss lane pnmphrev; corresponding
secretary, Mrs Slayhorne Phillips
The Oyster supper. which WAS held
he the Mite Society Of Wartield hurrh,
last Thursday and Friday evenings, WAS
quite success, even though We bad
very Indictment weather
The Christian Men Club Of Glen
Rurnie, Will meet ~ the school house
on Monday evening, January 18th. Al :
o clock Every man cordially invited,
Warfiel,l Church Will hold rs services
next sunday ~ follow sunday school
la 'rloeb preaching service ! ] O clock.
irtstian F.ndeaper $50 q clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
ALL HALLOWS

50 Heu Snndev y II y ~ a.
~ I.ssish burh w,,h scfehraiion Of
II. Hols communion
Tharsaay ianaarr HE Rureh
s,.tte l.sagge me' q fhf Resfofy with
inenh,rs present ylrs King PIE
sad i ihe absenec 81 Mrs Ramsay
i;esge III the regular hartman.
Plan, we're marie IN tea ID he given
Nflenftn. pav 1t the Rertoty The
gifl- 81 tte Flaav Afternoon
sr4'is iaSs vii ~ ihe hoS,rS<.s No
81 .on hafee.i. bit 4 silse rol
ton will ~ taken Valentines will
- STAMPED posted AMI delivered.
xel vone = asked ~ come Plans we're
also nade fei tea and sale in Easter
ceh The neyi meeting ~ The Leagne
v.ll b. THURSDAY, .tanaaiv 9Th
Mr. Alevne visited hst sistsr IN
Baltimore the hfst q thi> week
The ard partv u BE given tx the
Woman Club for the benefit Of the
iafsnig rhadfrn of Europe, viii take
Htist4e MS iDtl}stiaV evening ~ f-stH ~
the home af Alexis Iglehar. Fifty
cents admission, including the priNilsgr
ii PLAYING cards and Of refreshments.
Those wishing 10 contribute 70 the r.
hei Of these children and who 10 not
ilaN ards may send their contribution
y money TO Miss Georgie Williams,
!, hartman of the committee
Little Helen stockest, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs ] b. Stock e,t, is sick with
"allsi fexrr - her father ) home 50
tar II Is mild eav
Miss Ella Lee Hodges has changed
.h"r plans and will not 90 70 Baltimore
Tor course ~ q business college, hut
will study in Annapolis instead,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
NOSE CL0GGEO FROM
A COLD Oh cATARRH
Apply Cream IN Nestrila Ts
Open Up Air Passages


An: what relief, Your clogged
uo<trills open right up, the air pas
sages Of your head are clear and Won
can breathe freely M more hawk
ing. shutting mucous discharge head
ache. dryness no struggling for
breath Al night. your cold or catarrh
lis gone
Don't stay stuffed UP. Get small
bottle of Ely,s Cream Balm from your
druggist nov Apply q little Of this
fragrant. sntisep;ic cream in your
nosirils, LEI il penetrate throguh every
air passage Of the head soothe and
heal the swollen. iniiamed mucous
memorane. giving ven instant relief
Ely's Cream Balm is just whaf every
cold and catarrh sufferer has beer
seeking. It's tust splendid (Ady.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
OF oaxaa Oct ].

Even In statistics. as dry as Grad
grind would have them, there Is hu-
NOR. .It ooxes GOT" as Tammas Hag-
CART would say Austen Chamberlain,
In his Official capacity as chancellor
Of the excheQuer, recently presented to
the members of the British parlia-
meat budget packed with enough ng-
ures 60 sbafsie an accountant Of the
first water. Giving f1.412 10000 as
The amount to which ii had risen, he
declared that the floating debt WAS
having his grave attention. How, Il
nlzy be asked. is he regarding the
sinking fund.-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
ADMIRATION NOT CALLED FOR
Aviater Would Very Willingly HAVE
Foreeene Gushing Tribute Paid
Him by Fair Adrlrsr.

The hardest part of flying ia land
Ing. ard II il in laadnE thar in'As
wouid.be ayiators come To grief ~
experienced pilot ~ha makes haB
landing snd goes bouncing across 6
field Is disSraced and usually feels taAs
humiliation To The utmost
Early in The war 'lsdieS' day" was
held at an afrdrotne in England.
Among the guests who thr,.ng.d the
field were Many ladies in gala attire,
Late III the afternoon pilnt who waS
a captain gave an exhibition perform
ance. He LEFT The ground In perf.sA
style, did SUCCESSION If yeriicsS
turns aud few ''arrabatiCs, then
shut an his motor to land and receive
the applause that Ire knew MAS await
ing him from the fair sex.
As the machine neared the ground
the captain misiuslgel his distance.
with tho result that be hit the ground
hard, made SERIES az high JUMPS nll
the WAY across fire field. anl came AZ
last ia rest Just in .iine 10 avoid fraSh-
ing into fence. He turned hts nia-
cnlnes tAXlFu 10 IH@ HahkNf NH't sOtA''
what aheepiahly rejoinsd the guests
His fellow pilots were having a hard
time to restrain themselves from
laughter and just as It appeared that
they lad succeeded very fat. gush.
Ing sort OF woman approached the cap
tain and said III accents loud and
clear:
My dear captain. on behalf ~ the
ladies present wish To thank y',iI for
the wonderful exhibition Of flying You
have given us. II was truly marvel
GUS. II wax positively beautiful
thing to see, and that landing ef yours
lit Was superb lust like dear little
bird hop. hop. hop hop 10y QUIT, =
Companion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
Turnlna 10 Water Power.

French and British commissions are
giving most serious attention to water
power az substitute for coal. Rritaih's
coal, though still plentiful, ~ within
measurable distance Of exhaustion
France never has had coal enough.
Roth, therefore. are making every eY-
fort 10 develop form Of power hich
can not he exhausted. Extensive
works are projected TO utilize The
waterfalls OF the Jnra mountains and
tlle French side Of the Pyrenees, while
a British group of investigators has re-
ported that In ole district of Scotland
water power can be developed sum
cient 10 take the place OF nearly 2.000.-
900 tons of coal per year.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
DAVTDSONvTLLE

The marriage Of Rev 6. " SHEER
aon. naxtor ~ The ". Z. Church. Of
Dayidsopville Circuit. snd Miss Mar
.afet Ann Griec. Of washingtcn, p. G.,
was quietly aolemnized at the Metro
aol,sap N. +. Church IN Washington Al
II, = clock Wednesday. January 18th,
~ Rev. Hasrv u Mitchell, I'D
The bride vas hetemingiv atfired in
J. frsve linz suii II blue tricotine with
nat ~ match.
Yrnediatelv after he CEREMONY the
bride aud groom were, driven 10 The
, Parsonage 1t this place. accompanied
bv John il. E. BeaIl and stephen Duck
1T. II. who drove the ear. whore dinner
awaited them Later il the evening
.efreshmeut. were served. The bride :
raRe wa~ present from BcnlaRin
Brown. Of fdgewafer.
Miss la RassfoFd, Who is attending
rhool ii Baltimose. accompanied hv
Miss Louise Tavlor, wilbur o'Donovan
anil RidgeIv Gather. spent the week
cpd al ahe home Of Miss Rassford {
earenf~. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wilton Bass.
ford. and while there atfended hon
III the Naval Academy.
Miss Ella Bassfora and Ellsworth
Newell. of Linthieem Heights, spent
SUNDAY with relatives ~ this place
l'pou returning 10 their home on
"Wednesday evening last Judge John b.
peall and Mrs. Beail found that in their
absence their bungalows had been enter
II bv some person or persons unknown.
On a stand was large pile Of English
walnut and almond shells I'pon fur
ther investigation the pantry door was
found ajar and roast Of beef and part
of an oil ham were made conspicuous
l1v the absence Of huge slices. In the
.idehoam cake had been cut, and
there Was IN empty vine hottie beside
Ill On fhc dining room table nearby
vas 4 torn envelope, which bore the An.
napolis po>tmark. and on which Was
written ~ have eaten all could eat
and drank all that ] saw. and now
wishing You . prosperous New Year
will bid Won An Revoir. Judge Reall
has heen making inquiries. but as, yet
has learned nothing of the hungry
tramp.
We have read with interest in the
Evening Capital Of the announcement
of the engagement Of Miss Eva Dorsey
Carr, who has many friends in this
neigIhorhood, and who is Of charming
personality and rare talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carr are heina
congratulated on the birth of little
laughter.
Judge Lemon Beall, who has been
.irl for tho past week and unable r
sftend to his duties ~ one OF the I'll
rectors Of the Savings Bank of Annaro
Ills on Thursday last, IS able TO b
about again.
Mrs. clarence W. Beall, Of Washing
ton, .. q, formerly Of this place, VIII
/ MAS operated on at the Emergency hos
risal, Washington, for throat trouble
IS convalessing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
EDGEWATER

SUNDAY s,hool 80 Song Service.
100 r. n. Preaching. 7i5 =. m
Mr. and Mrs r. $ Warner and son,
GORDON, Of Baltimore spent the week
end AT the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r.
Brown.
Mrs. Richard Cadle IS home after d
visit 10 Washington
Mrs Amanda Walker has just re-
turned fran, week \ visit to Baiti-
more
Miss Hazel johnson, Of Washington,
spent the week end With her mother,
Mrs Andrew Johnson
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
RHEUMATIC >)olNTs
Rub Pain Right Out Try This!

i small trial bottle OF old-time st.
Jacobs oil 1t any drug store and in
just moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain. soreness and stiffness.
Don suffer. Relief and 4 cure awaits
YOU ST Jacobs Oil" has cured mil-
ilons pf rheumatism sufferers in the
last half century, and is Just as good
for sciatica neuralgia. lnmhago. back
ache sprains and sweliings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
cAynulIeased.

II should think your three daugh-
fers would solve the servant girl
problem for You
Solve 1t. They complicafe IT is's
almost Impossible 10 get girl TO work
with I'VE In the family"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
LOTHIAN

There will be a box social held at the
home Of Joseph Griffith. February II,
beginning promptly At = o'clock. Ice
cream, cake and hot chocolate for sale.
Proceeds for the benefit of Mt Zion
I hureh If she weather is moi favor.
able the social will he held the next
eNenine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21

"Pa. what is philosophy" "Philos-
ophy. my son. is the art OF making
Hight OF the other fellows troubles. I"
Detroit Free Press.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21

Sport skirts Of white Canton crepe
are worn with dark duyetyn coats.
One evening gown combines silver
lace with rose anG yellow m0usseline.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
HARMANS

SUNDAY School at the Friendship v.
Il. q S, IT the usual. hour. ? i. M
Preaching ~ the pastor, Rev. VIM. y.
King, ~ ) r. IN. Epworth League at
40 i. IN.
A special program will he offered hv
Mfs. Ogle Clark Everybody welcome.
-@-------o e~---------
Street dresses generally have long
sleeves which Fare II bell shape at
the wrists
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

Nancy aud Sick lcn the house OF
the Nuisance Fairies. FROM which
they had all escaped. ana sailed down
To- the earth with the help N thclr
Green Shoes.
They hurried to the spot where
Sprinkle Blow Was trying 10 make
pcarp with the q%uarrcling fairies.
Howiy Thunder md Jumpy Light
mini had made short work ~ Sikzly
Dry weather and sent him skidad-
dliug Jumping up tu tho sky. they
rolled the barrel marked Regular
l'%purduNus' onto "a big black cloud
aud took off the top Aftor that Win
all their racket ana flashing aud tor
rents ~ rain. odd Sizzly didut dare
Ia cuni" bark. Did Man Flood was
tucked to pieces and tore OF to tho
brook. Jack Frost WAS p'rhss-i. too.
aud slipped Off tu the woods and
/ hidcd his time. Nuw that ne was
safely down 90 earth again. he WASH
going to let any meddling fairAman
nnd two children Interfere With him
any longer. Ho laughed and ,aughed
: and laughed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

cotton Mt close yesterday and at opcn-
- ,ox.v ,,.ul,ca A., ,nth.r ven.rni
sehihe OF ""c"' AZ '"' n'"'e " ''"u
Ing on the board of trade today WIN
prices on J to ~ cents from yester-
days finish with MAY leading a
ing was fairly active and price changes
rapid. There WAS q good ciass OF
buying on the break. September
opened at Sl.2TAi Beccnsber at
$3.50 to Si.3iA aud May nj si.sSh
to si.3Th.
The market rallied slightly toward
the n Of the first hour when prices
were only u to ] cent OF last nights
finish.
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BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTo
STORY NO. $40

Goodness" exclaimed Sprinkle
BLOW. - guess ! can't finish my va
cation after an. Riddles What hap
poncd IN the sky How did all these
Nuisance Fairies get iooHc7' lie look
ed as foriorn as anything standing
there under his dripping umbrella
with his shoes soaking wet. and his
musiachc an droopy as u wet roost-
IRIS tail.
The Twins told him that n vas all
their fault hons they had lcfi the
key In the door aud all The rest of
a..
suddenly Sprinkle BLOW began TO
smile. Then he laughed ou .oud and
slapped his knee. well, we'll wcii'
no cried. well, well, Welt I forgot
all about A. n was time, anyway
Time Tor what" asked the Twins
curious,y.
'Timc for the regular fall storm.
Twice a year I have 10 let all the
Nuisance Parties out together. once
ln the spring aud once IN the fall"
Cro bc continnedl
%Ccopyright. 1921. n. r. \. sersice)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

SEW YORK. Sept S.-Iiar silver.
domestic. o9i.c; foreign. G3hc.
Copper firmer; clcctrolytic spot and
nearby. 12h 6fl2hc. later, l2h o.
'i2iac.
Tin easier. spot and nearby t27.
futures s27.Ou.
Iron steuiy. unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

NEW YORK. Sept. S.-Libcrty
bonds closed: 3Es.t $50; first a..
SS7.76 bid; sccond a., $S7.1i; first
AIS. SNT.Gi; second 4hs. $3.50,
third itH. &92.Oi; fourth AIS
$500; victory 3hs. s99.06. victory
SQ9.GN.
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SEW YORK, Sept. S-Cuttou fu'
lures closed very steady; October
$3.50; December 1855, January
siS.GS. March. $3.50: May, SiS.Si.
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FOR SALE

s1.oO0-t rooin white strcee bprrsiow.
white enamel finiah. firepiscs. buiiiin
features one fiassed. two screened
psrshes. furnaee, garage kasi Silver Ave
ee.3oo--a room csfasnt block bungalow,
veil hniit cement floor. front and bsck
porches. cellar. famaeei Fonrh vafd.
near car line.
%, hoo-s room single bungalow, modern.
two sleeping porehss. 3. Walter.
ti.sso-a room soii.se With Eiassed slsep-
ing porch large corner lott one block
from v. Central Ave.
Boasss and lots IN all parts Of TIE
eitri business preDertyi bnfinsss op-
portuaitiss.
A. FLEISCHER
Real Estste. Insarsnes. Loan.
Phone go. IN BoutA Fourth o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

SEW YORK. Sept. S-Primc mcr
camille paper Gnbh exchange b.
regular. sterling demand 37z cable.
37gM per cent.
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NAN wanted In every tgwn m stste " an
gage IN pleasant lucrative business 81 his
proposition. Address V. l.. D., care Evening
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Produce

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Buttcr hiahrri
creamery extras, zoe; standards. 3e
cents; firsts. s3is M3shc. aecondf
80 n 32c.
Egga unchanged; receipts Gbat
eases.
Poultry alive. higher: fowls. ibe
zee. springs. 2Cc.
Potatoes. receipts. co cars; Idaho
whites sacked. s3.a5m $50: Mime
sotn Rcd river Ohios. 1890 q 3.15.
KANSAS CITY. sept. s.-Buttor.
gigs and poultry unchanged.
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FOR RENT furnished
rooms with modern couvcn-
fences. Apply iOl North
Second St.
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or woman

WANTED Position a. mechanical chauf
truJ. Vim neal. 3l7 West sivere Phone
4R2 W.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks.

NEW YORK. Sept. S.-The recon
advance In the stock market was
checked today. shorts extended their
commitments enecting losses OF l
to 3 points amOng leaders. sales ap-
proNimatod $4,000 shares. Tho clos
Nm. 49, L.u..-
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rhq market EuneFse . s'lahs s,p,nv
At the very finish.
I Corn WIS rathdr dul, aud whsie
lower ehrIy with wheat rallied later
with the fraln, The. clpne rnvEfd
corn a 10 ~ cents higher WITH Sep
tamber AZ btH to So cents; pcccmtHtr
"a seis % May at SEA 10 evh
cents. The close sas firm
wheat sept. u.ssAs Deeembes.
Corn sept, sfNc; Dec, Nxe.
Oats-Hepf.. ~ No, Dec. 4eMc4
Professionalism. sfs.e0
L~ard--scpt.. 3Ii.fs; Oct, sti.5o.
RipH-sept.. ss.s5: Oct $3.50.
Livestock
DENVER. sept. s-cattie reeelpsa
500. strong beef steers ss.soa1.as:
COWS and heifers, $500 rs. calves.
a.. 90 GAS; bulls. saooWa.sos stock
err and feeders. Sass 500.
Hogs. receipts. f.foo, strong; top.
ss.oe. bulk. $3.50 0S.7s.
Sheep receipts, leo. . cents
higher: iamba. ts.6ead,7b ewes
5000 400. feeder lambs. $500
600.
CHICAGO. SEPT S,-Catfie receipts
5000: heavy beef steers duh. year
hneu and heavy weights strong. top
yearlinna f1o.16. bulk beef steers
s6,t0m g.1b. she stock nnd bulls
strong: bulk fat cows n hrirers.
s4.9s9s.2bi inner and cutters,
t2.s0ms.SO; bulk ~boloEnas, s7.75N
s.sJ; beef bulls mostly $3.50 $780,
veal calves weak to rs cents lower:
oven, sharply lower; stockers and
fnoders steady.
Hogs. receipts. $4,000; market
fairly active; largely 10 10 So cents
Higher, bulk Of sales. $500 300.
ton. te.1s; heavy weight. s7.s69s.go.
medium weight, ss.s5M3.tbs light
weight. ss.ssa9.f5: light Hight.
ss.bMsSb; heavy packing ~
smooth. ss7bmT.6o: packing sows
rough. $3.50 10 700; pigs <7.75G $50.
Sheep receipts. 10000. fat lambs
fully Is cents higher; top Westerns
ta.2b; top natives to city butchers.
$500; packers SOP, $3.50; culls largely
fs.50. tat sheep and feeder lambs
firm 90 rs cents higher bulk fat
ewes, 81 50 eff.2B; best feeder lambs
late yesterday, ss.zS.
KANSAS cry. sept. s.-cattle re-
ceIpts $500; beef steers steady 10
strong. spots. 10 TO rs cents higher
on medium grade: ton, sP.s5s grassera
st.2sGs.76: all other classes eener-
ally steady. most cows. $500 4.b0s
grassy heIfcrs, sa25Hb.b0. Gamers
mostly s2.00Me.25: practical top on
vcalcrs. 1850; hardly any s.ockers
ana feeders on sale.
Hogs. receipts. 5000: uneven
mostly steady: best lights and medi-
ume TO packers and shippers. $3.50.
choice 2B5 pound weights. $3.50: 27i
10 800 pounds. $500 0e.i5; hulk Of
sells. s7.s0ms.40; top. ss.h0; mos'
throw out sown. $685. ~ 500; fat bis.
Is cents lower. few at $3.50.
sheep receipts s.0oo' sheep gen
orally Il rents higher; western ewff
$3.50; lambs. 20 to 60 cents higher.
/ best Utahs. fS.s5.