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ADDED TO BIG BOARD.

The following securities were admit
ted to the list in yesterdays meeting of
the governors OF the New York Stock
Exchange:
North American. $4,000 900 of per
cent cumulative preferred stock; Atlas
Powder. S3.S9S,300 Of fifteen year 7I
per cent. convertible gold bonds: Rens-
selaer and Saratoga, $4,000, 900 OF first
mortgage 6 per cent. twenty year gold
bonds Consolidation Coal, s9.795,000 OF
additional first and refunding mort &c
forty year s. per cent sinking fund sold
bonds Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burgh, S3,9i9,000 additional AZ per
cent. bonds; American Telephone and
Telegraph. $1o,0o0.0O0 Of additional
capital stock Atlas Powder. $4,000. 900
OF per cent. cumulative preferred stock
and $4.958,600 of common stock Rio
Grande do Sui. s10.O00.00O of twenty
five year per cent. sinking fund gold
bonds.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
PRICE MOVEMENTS
IN COTTON NARROW
Usual Market influences Pow
crless to Change Values in
Heavier Trading.

Cotton price movements continued
yesterday to reflect the indisposition OF
local operators to make new commit
ments before the Easter holidays and
the market developed into what prob
ably was this years narrowest session,
although the volume OF business was
greater than that of Tuesday. The list
fiuctuated in a range of not more than
10 points and closed 2 to points net
lower. The market opened a point to
points net lower and at one time ral-
lied to the level OF last Tuesdays
closing.
The usual market factors lacked
power to move values. The early sell
ing by Wall Street. spot houses and the
South was attributed to immediate bear
ishness of the weather map, which. ex-
cept for y few light and widely scat
tered showers in the Eastern belt,
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
)F ANNUAI, MEETrNC

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Richmond, Virginia. February II, 1922.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of The
Chesapeake and Onto Railway Company wan
be held. as provided IN the bylaws. at the
general office Of the Company IN tile City os
Richmond. Virginia. on Tuesday, the 18th
day OF April, 1872, at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
(i) for the election OF directors;
(2D TO approve. ratlfy and confirm such
action heretofore taken or authorized b.
the Board OF Directors or by the Executive
Committee OF the Company. whether pur-
sIsnt 20 any previous authorization by the
stockholders or otherwise. as may be sub
mitted 10 the meeting; and
(3) 20 transact such other business ~
may lawfully come before the meeting
The stock transfer books win be closed at
the office OF the Company. No. 6l Broadway.
New York City. on Friday, the 24th day ~
March. 1922. at three o'clock p. m. and Will
be reopened on Wednesday the 10th day q.
April 1929. at ten o'clock a.. m.
BY order OF the Board of Directors:
A. TREvvETT. Secretary.
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showed clear and seasonable conditions
The official forecast for to-day and to-
night. however, tended to Offset the
maps immediate influence. III predlc-
tions come true, Texas will have another
spell of unsettled weather with rains
which are detrimental TO the crops
best progress at the moment.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet, 10 points net lower 1t i7.S0 cents
a pound for middling. The New Orleans
market was steady. net unchanged at
1850 cents for middling, and its sales
were OF $50 bales.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
ROTARY INDEX CO., INC.

TO the Stockholders Of the Company:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a spe-
ciai meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
Rotary Index Company. Inc. win be held
at the office Of the company. 100 Broadway.
New York City. on Friday. April 2s. 1922
beginning at eleven o'clock. a. NJ. for the
purpose Of discussing and voting upon the
ACCESSIBILITY OF selling certain dies, tools,
fixtures, machinery and unassembled parts,
now owned by tho company. to the Bates
Mfg. Co.. Inc, OF Orange. y. J.
IVAN BECKETT. President.
n. G. wICAND. Secretary Treasurer
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PROPOSALS for steel cable. bronze bars.
rubber-tired wheels and casters. pneumatic
and solid-rubber tires. inner tubes, ethyl all
cohol, shellac, cheesecloth. and yellow p.rs
rals VIII be received at the Office OF tho
General Purchasing officer. The panapa
Canal. Washington. n. c.. until 0s30 o'cloeS
win be opened in public. for furnishing this
aforementioned articles. Blanks and infcr
nation relating 70 this Circular d4ITl mag
the assistant purchasing agents. "a State
Street. New York City: Gil Gravier Stree
New Orleans; La: and Fort Mason, san
Francisco, Calf; also from tho United
States engineer offices IN the principal cities
throughout the United States.--A. l.. FLINT.
General Purchasing officer.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
ELECTIoNs AND MrvrINGs.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST.
pAJI. RATI.yAX COMPANY.


NOTICE Is hereby given to you that pur-
suant TO the Articles of Association and
bylaws OF said Railway Company, the
Board Of Directors OF said Railway Com
pany has called the Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of said Railway Company for
the choice or election OF Directors and other
purposes. and the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting TO be held at the Principal office
OF said Railway Company, Majestic Build
Ing, In ths City OF Milwaukee. state OF Wis
congn, st twelve o'clock Noon on Thursday.
the eighteenth day OF May 1922.
Each stockholder OF said Railway Com
pany win be entitled 10 one vote. either ia
person or by proxy, for every share of stock
owned by him for thirty (30D days nex
preceding such meeting.
The Stock Transfer Book. viii be closed
at the close OF business at three O'Clock
p. NJ on Monday. the nth day OF April,
1927. and reopened at the commencement OF
business at ten o'clock A. NJ. on Friday, the
10Th day OF May 1929.
Dated, March 18th, 1922.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
". w. ADAMS, Secretary.
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NOTICE hereby given loss OF five Canadian
Pacific Railway Bonds 81 900. 90 each 6's
due 1924. Nos. M-iSS932-3-4-5-6 inclusive.
registered in napse Cape Ann National Bank.
negotiating same. Application made for
duplicates Notify National Surety Com
pany, 115 Broadway. New York city.
NOTICE hereby given OF lost certificate 100
shares Pacific Oil Company No. 3396J regis
tered in name OF Clark Childs q Co. Trans
fer stopped. Application made for duplicate.
Notify National Surety Co., 1i5 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
Range Of prices :
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton In moderate demand at 10 points
decline; middlng, 1o.2id, Sales 1000 bales,
American 5000: imports 1000. American
900. Futures opened quiet at TO points
decline Closed steady . points lower TO
point higher May, fo.06d.; July. 10.06d.
October, 994d: January. 9.s5d. March,
9SId. Manchester-Yarns and cloths quieter.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
New York Telephone Company
First md General Mortgage Gold sinkini
Fund BONDS.

Coupons from these bonds. payable by their
terms on May I, 1929, q. the office or agency
Of the Company in New York Or Boston. viii
be paid IN New York at the office a the,
Treasurer Room GT5, is cortiandt Street.
WALTER BROWN, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13

TIRE broadway National Bank of Buffalo.
located at the City Of Buffalo. IN the stats
OF New York, is closing its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors az the assocls-
tion are, therefore. hereby notified 20 pre-
sent the notes and other ciaims for payment.
Dated January 20, 1929.
JOHN \. STACHOWtAK.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
LIQumATIoN SALES.

THE Amherst National Bank Of Buffaio,
located NJ the City Of Buffalo. n the stats
OF New York. Is closing ifs affairs. All
note holders and other creditors or the ar
sociatlon are. therefore. hereby notified 10
present the notes and other claims for par.
ment.
Dated January 20. 1922.
s. ). URBANsKi.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
NORFOLK, va.--Seaied proposals will So
received here until ~ NJ. May r.. 1892 snd
then opened for constructing plotting roens
and switchboard room. Fort Story. Cape
Henry. Va. Further information on sppli-
cotfon.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13

N you are seeking nep capital, part.
ncr or pans to start a business, Bnsi-
ness Opportunity Ad w THE NEW
YORK HERALD may accomplish jus.
~hat you ara after. Try one. Telephone
advertisements to wcrtn 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13

APPLES-King bbi., s5u 7.50: Spitzenbcrg,
$54I; Baldwin. S51s; Mann, $5a6. ~: Wag-
cner, $51I: Northern Spy. $5.501i1: Ben
Davis. SiqG.50; Russet, Sf.5Od6: ordinary
ungraded. $5T5.50: Newtown Pippin, West
crn, box, $..25N3.s5. Winesap, $alD3. -;
Spitzenberg $2g3.75: A. Black, S2n:, 81
Rome Beauty s2a3.5 Delicious. s2@3.5o;
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
PROPOSALS.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given that sealed
proposals for the rental of the old Casino
Building. located IN Ocean Park. corner OF
Oceon Avenue and broadway. win be re-
ceIved By the Board of Commissioners OF the
city OF Long Branch. at the City Hall Ccun-
ell Chambers. Tuesday evening, April 18Th.
at o'clock soon thereafter as The
matter can be brought
This building is Ideally located on the
Occon Drive and commands wonderful
view Of the ocean and is suited to any pur-
pose. Inspection invited. The successful
bidder will be required to pay water. sewer,
light and ordinary upkcep expenses
Separate bids snsll be made for each tsrn
Zone, two or five years., but same pefsF
may bid all three terms: rent to be yaid
IN advance. one-haf on signing the agree
ment. and one-half on the first day OF jane
IN each year. and where the term Is either
three or five years. one-haif the yearly
rental shall be paid on the date in zach
bid VIII be considered unless accompanied
by certified check In amount equal
70 ten per cent q tho amount bid. drawn
rrer. or cash in equal amount. IL the term
IL for over one year. security viii be
required.
Tho Board OF Commissioners reserves the
right 90 reject any or all bids. II deemed
TO be the best interests OF the Board
All bids must be sealed. marked, "Rsd-
for Rental OF Casino Building aud ad-
dressed TO Elmer 4. Lawyer, City Clerk.
Dated, Long Branch, ~. H.. April 2, 1879.
ELMER +. LAWYER. city Cleri.
I. THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CON-
PANY requests bids under Section 10 o'
the Clayton Act, Contract Serial No. 5ois.
for:
600 600 American gallons Coal Tar
Distillate. I. o. b. delivered into r.. r.
II. tank Philadelphia (Greenwichl.
Pa, Pennsylvania System specifics
lions for Wood Personalities. grades
9 as may be required during period
April l, TO June 80 1922, inclusive
q Bids must be submitted at n. w. Corner
lIth & Filbert Sts.. Philadelphia. Pa. on
or before noon Eastern Standard Time.
April 20. 1922, and will be received on
that date and at that place by Montgomery
Smith, Purchasing Agent. and opened by
him at 800 +. y Eastern Standard Time
on that date IT. hcr detailed informs-
tion viii be furnished from this address,
on application.
g. Company reserve, tho right 20 reject any
and all bids, or 10 accept any part OF any
one bid.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
April Tth. 1922.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
!. y. sTock EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

To the following prices accr~cd interest
81 TO be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13

s-'sr. sY fof ITO fof Ole fnt 3-s s.oI
sniar. AZ tof '5-1s 10c f-iG r0i T-s 4.0I
sAcceptabie ayment sof Federai taxes
on the dates - lr'.y.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
need FOR RECONSTRUCTION '
OF Rate machinery OF U. S.
WILL BE SHOWN BY HOOVER

WASHINGTON Nov ll--Need Tor a
reconstruction Of the railroad rate struc.
turc 81 the oountry-in some cases with
upward rcadiustmcnis-wi be- broguht
10 the attention ~ Congress by Score.
tary Hoover. It is understood In his
both 90 the railways and 10 the farmers
forthcoming annual report, Some relief
In the secrotary's view may be- obtained
through such reorganization.
Mr. HOoyers report according %
drafts already completed Is planned TO
present comprehensive discussion Of the
national transportation problem cover
INK car shortage. regulation. weakness
10 he transportation Act, rates and Ia
Dor regulation,
Losses through short transportation.
Mr. Hoover findsa are tax upon the
community stimling production intro.
duciug speculation and disturbing price
levels Despite the lack 81 equipment
be- maintains American railroad man.
agomcnt Is the most efficient In the
world IN so far "a II h not limited by
uncomfortable circumstances.
Regulation IN some form II necessary,
he contends but constructive develop.
ment OF this rogulation--tu preserve the
initiative ~ railway executives and at
the same time a. secure public protec-
ton and assure adequate servico--aro
vital and not necessarily incompatible.
Naturalization would be- social and
economic disaster drafts of the report
say Free operation would reconstruct
the vicious practices ~ 30 years ago.
The present transportation Act. posses.
SEES many constructive consecutive
features and some weaknesses u was
the result II compromises In any partic-
ulnrs and these very compromises arc
some ~ rs weakest points
Fnilurc ~ the carriers 10 earn the
amounts provided under the act as a
fair return Mr. Hoover asserts dis.
proves the current fiction" that earn.
ngs are guaranteed" while the pro.
vision whereby earnings above sixty per
cent would boz turned over To the gov.
.crnmcnt Co Dee leaned 20 railroads would
not seem Co extend 20 those 'anemlc car
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
De MOLAY CHAPTER
CHOOSES OFFICERS
FOR NEW Term

AZ the last mcciir OF the Amarillo
Chapter order ~ Dc,iolay the following
Officers were elected Master Councillor.
Chas Adam I'M senior Councillors Cecil
Raymond Smith. Jcnior Councillor Ed.
ward VI. pittman. Jr Scribe. Raymond
Wright. Treasurer. Robert \. Kestcr
son.
The following offices were filled by
appointment Chaplin. George Carroll
Rankin Almoncr Chas Feirahrand.
Senior Deacon Franklin Farley. Junior
Deacon. Clyde orr Senior steward. Er.
win Slay Jr Steward clyde Biller. Mar.
shall l.. T. Kicks. 81 Bearer. J. G.
Hcisor. Sentinel Ercel Blackburn. or.
ganist Elmer smith. Prcccptcrs "a
Nance Mitchell. jefferson D. Bartlett
Jr Marvin Reid Canyon samuel u.
George. r T.. Kennedy. Dobert L. Gass.
Harvey Wilson. Tho above mentioned
officers will De- Installed November 2S
az the Masonic Temple az 745 p. m.
Wray Smith ~ Houston officiating as
installation officer. Van Cummings Of
Dalhart viii assist as orator
Tuesday November ~ the first meet
ing ~ the DcMolay Patrol was held at
the shrine headquarters The following
officers we're elected clyde orr. presl-
dent. Robert kcsterson. vice president;
Raymond Wright. secretary and treas.
urcr Arthur BAH has volunteered his
services as drill master Plans are un.
der way 10 stage "a play Tor the purpose
Of securing patrol uniforms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
MANY ASK FOR
AID OF B. c. D.
TO RAISE FUNDS

Calls for aid of various kinds took up
most 90 the time Of the Board Of city
Development al It's regular weekly meet
ing Wednesday night
The salvation Army asked the aid
" the board in contemplated cam
plign 90 raise $4,000 Tor the annual bud.
get for work here, Superintendent W
4. Mcintosh II the city schools sole
tied the aid Of the board In encouraging
heavy ticket sales 10 the pampa ANA
rillo football game saturday. sanction
,f the board was asked Tor an advertis.
Ing map. and % was Indicated 10 the
board that definite assurance Of nous.
ing facilities al the proposed fair, Il held
here. must bee mndc 90 insure good
cattle exhibit
The board referred the Salvation
Army appeal Tor committee action hut
agreed Tor Secretary Vernon To lend
his aid. II the drive b. held separately
from the United Charities drive w W.
Flenniken. II W Galhrith. and Mrs.
Avery Turner talked FOR the salvation
Army.
Individual members OF the board de.
clared they were willing 10 help sell
tickets O. thu football game 10 help
clear OF the present football indebted.
ness ~ moro than 5000. Mr. Mcintosh
and Coach Douglass both made talks
The advertising map was declared 10
hc private matter outside the pro-
vince of the board to act on
Plans Tor bringing the proposed all.
Panhandle fair 20 Amarillo We're Il sous
scd Ross d Rogers presided at the
meeting. Various bills were approved.
IL y Oliver representing he Panhandle
Lumber Dealers Association. thanked
the beard Tor the luncheon given dur
INK tho convention last week. and cs
pccially Secretary O. V Vernon and
assistant SecrotAy J. G. Sebastian Of
whom he said "Thcsc two men can't be-
beat anywhere In Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
Omaha livestock.
ipeeial 10 The New

OMAHA. Noy li-IIogs. estimated
receipts today 1900 Market. mostly
steady 10 30 lower Bulk 0f sales 81 sou
Slj top 1926 heavy weight {7s0HS 20.
medium weight is0saNgs. light weight
i77jhsl5; heavy packing sows g. 500
10 rough packing suWs {12,u-5O.
nigs f7.0OHs0O.
Cattle. estimated receipts TODAY. 5000
market, beef steers MOSTLY steady. beef
steers. medium and heavy weight.
hoirc sil0o1 900. medium $3.50
10y, common $i15pG15. light weight,
good - 5O0l1.25. common tl5opN 90.
butcher cattl, ho.fcrs 50 Opa9UO. cows
So 5oHG %. bulls tg--1e.Oo. Gamers
ana cutters COWS and h.lf.. 5. 2,u
$50. veal calves t-rpH1-5. feeder
steers 80 OOa $50. siockcr steers 81. 5Oa
'G5 stoeker calves fte50 30. western
range cattle. beef steers So O0H1.15;
COWS and hoIfcrs iiOOmG.25.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16

r.ers" who are unable to give the gov.
eminent the color of assur nnces for re-
payment through their ow inability ~
produce earnings. CNnsol idation. ho~
ever he suggested might solve the prob
lem. Rates according TO the reports are
vivid questions" In the transportation
situation a heavy burden on agriculture
In an era Of wide disr ar-ity between the
trainers income and that IN and ~
Industry. while the same time railway
earnings are not argt enough to AZ
sure railway expansion
Some classes and areas Of traffic
are carried " be repor, declared at ac
tunl loss other are carried al lower
rates than the relat We value OF the
commodities warrants and series Il
scientific upward read iustmcnts should
be- made In some cases On order 90 give
the railways and the shippers % pri-
mary commodities and agriculture pro
ducc some relief
Wage control ana srrike prevention
phases NJ the act are elnsidered unSit
isfactory by Mr. Hoovo on the ground
that failure of the local adjustment
boards Tor direct contra az between em.
ployors and employees RS thrust all a.
bor disputes upon the railroad labor
board resulting In pra iically govern.
ment fixing OF all wages and conditions
of labor
There can be no question the 70.
port says that action In some direc.
lien is imperative II industry and COM
mercc are not 90 be frtrthcr stranglcd
by a shortage In TRANSPORTATION what
ever may have been the sins Of railway
finance in the last gen Grafton We are
not only suffering from them hut we
have maintained an at itudc Of bitter.
ness In our public relg tionship 10 our
railways Of which We pay thrice over
In prevention ~ their proper dcvcl.
opmcnt We must have increased trans
portation, II We are 10 maintain our
growing productivity. We must there
fore find "A way out az the cycle II sys
tematiC starvation of large part Of out
mileage and the denudation II our rail-
way managers of their responsibilities
and initiative
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
STUDENTS ARTICLE
CAUSES SHARP ROW

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Nov. ia
sharp division Of opinion developed on
the University 81 Michigan campus to-
day over the action Il the board in con-
troll OF student publications. In the
case of G.. u, Eaton u Plymouth, Mich.
who In a book review recently publish
cd by the Michigan Daily sunday Mag
azinc declared America dishonorcd her
self by entering the world war. Eaton
also was credited with the statement
that Most History professors are
asses" He was barred from the staff OF
any student publication.
Eaton TODAY said his recent article
was intended "to stir up thought on the
campus"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
Latest Market News
LIVESTOCK STEADY
ON HEAVY RECEIPTS
BY As.eeIat~d Proc

FORT WORTH November ij.-Do-
spite the fact that receipts Wednesday
were rather liberal the market made
fair progress and the general trend ~
prices was toward 70 fully steady level.
Around $500 head ~ cattle and $500
calves were estimated
a lrago part ~ the run arrived late
In the day and had % b. carried over.
Good calves sold % the usual call. the
top being g.. but common ana medium
calves were hardly wanted and were
again neglected Some good steers sold
at 1926 and "a car or desirable cows
notched 81. 80
Fully steady prices prevailed In the
hog yards Receipts amounted 10 1000
head and practically thr ertIre supply
went 10 packers Their top was $40.
and nothing beat that value Most OF
the run was disposed ~ at 70 spread Of
1875 20 1896 Piss remained steady.
the market spread being from $500 TO
$3.50
Sheep house receipts were close TO
900 head Prices remained uurf9nsod.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
DOG WATCHES over
BODY OF MASTER FOR
3 DAYS AND NIGHTS

CINCINNATI Ohio. Nov. i5.-Rcfus
ing to give up thc vigil il had kept Tor
three days and nights Spots" a Mon.
grc dog late today brought about The
recovery of the body II It's master who
had been drowned IN the Ohio river
here
William Heininr according to his wild
0w, departed from home early Wcdnes.
lay rieht as dld also the dog. To-Day
Mrs IIelng looking from her home TO.
ward the river dissolved spots" wait.
ing nj a point ou 90. aver hank where
~ had been seen daily since Thursday
Confiding her grayes' fears 10 neighbors
the river was dragged and Hcinig's body
was recovered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16

strong. top maturcd steers ~ go yclrl.
ings Sl3 90. bulk natives tS.75; Gamers,
stockcrs and feeders steady bulls
strong. veal calves largely 2jc lower;
dcsi able vcalcrs 20 packers s. so. stock
crs and feeders Se0od7OC
Hogs. receipts $4,000 early market
strong closing weak. bulk $50 TO 200
pound average $se5nS3O, 2i0 to 2iO
pound butchers {S35HS4o. packing
Slows S7.5oaSoo. pigs {S2jaS4O; csti.
mated holdovpr 10 900
sheep, receipts $4,000; fat lambs
steady. top tll15 90 city butchers si4tO
TO packers bulk tlA0oal4io Feeders
steady 20 weak. bulk l375ali.0o.
yearling wcthcrs &l30O. sheep strong.
aged wcthcrs e 90: light fit ewes up 10
SI'5. ois&
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
Kansas City Cattle.


KANSAS CITY. Nov. ii.--Cattlc Is.
600. steady BEST heavy fnt boofos ttO.75.
tat steers Se75aeoo. tat cows $4,000
500, Gamers and cutters f26Ou3 go;
oIogna bulls N0OaA25. veal calves
s. 5oHlOOo. stockcrs and feeders S6.15
H50o.
Hogs receipts 10000. steady: top
g.. 20. heavy sSl0aS 90. mixed weights
i1S5HS05. bulk Of nlrs 5No5US 20.
packing sows i12501lO. stock pigs
fSl5QS35
sheep, 1000. steady. western lambs
ll4o0; native tll2a. clipped lambs
tl225Gl2 80. light ewes S775.