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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-11-10
Nashville. Chattanooga & St. Louis
Railroad
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE

THE MERKETING DIVISION OF THE TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
THE NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA & ST LOUIS RAILROAD
AND ASSOCIATED LINES FURNISH PERSONS Di,siR-
ING THE NAMES ADDRESSES OF THE OWN
ERS OF THE FOLLOWING
FOR SALE
Holstein
Bulls Hees Shorthon Cattle Corn Grass Clio
Alfalfa Wheat Mle Straw; Honey Saddle and
Driving Saddle Sahon Percheon Stallion
Jacks Mules Lime Puverizer Manure Spreader SDc Tractor
Pillow; nch rist Mill 25 r Gasoline Engine Fordson Tractor
Pint Bottles Ensage Cutter Peanut Picker Stock Scales Stump
Fuller Gasoline Engine Feed Mill; Lime Spreade IL III
Engine 20 bbl Chu IL Gasoline Engine aia
Gasoline 40vo Powerlie Wheat
Dr Cream Separator Economy Hog Feeder 100 Egg nsubator
Old Trus Brooder Cutoff Canner 500 Steam Hngne
Limestone Sorghum Noase telephone Cedar Chestnut
and Locust Posts Ancona Hens Blue Anauan Cocke Toulouse
White African Ingsan pulets
Bun Orpngton Poultry White Plymouth Rock Pue Rhode Island
Red Cockerels Mammoth Turkeys Wyandote Pulsts
Cocks Soy Beans Crimson Red Glover Seed Seed
Clay Peas; Seed Wheat 500 Grade
shire Shropshire Souhdown Sheep Berkshire Duroc Hampshire
and Poland China Hogs all
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-11-10

Mrs. \. r. Barham, of Jackson. was
here last Wednesday.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-11-10

BREEDERS OF LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCERS OF FIELD
GARDEN AND ORCHARD PRODUCTS FOR SALE. EXCEPT SUCH
AS REACH THE MARKET THROUGH ESTABLISHED AND LOCI
CAL CHANNELS, ARE INVITED TO CuNNUNICTE TO UN-
DERsIGNED COMPLETE DESCRIPTIONS QUANTITIES AND 9TH
Err NECESSARY INFORMATION SUCH COMMODITIES.
INSTRUCTIVE LITERATURE ON ALFALFA GROWING, SILoS.
LIME IN AGRICULTURE SOYA OIL MANUFACTURE
WILL BE MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS UPON REQUEST
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-11-10

TO PRODUCERS WILL. BE FURNISHED ON APPLICATION
THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF PERSONS BY WHOM THE
FOLLOWING COMMODITIES ARE
WANTED
Crap Apples Jersey Cows osten Cows espedeza Seed Red
Sapln Glover Glover
Grass: Cash Register; Saw Mill Manure Spreader
line Spreader Puvezer
to Disc Tractor Pow Sorghum Moasses White
eghorn Pues hens and baby chicks Mmmonth Bronze Turkey
Shropshire Sheep;
Ewes souhdown Sheep Hampshire Ram Poland China Pigs
Bears; Wheat
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-11-10

PERCHER0N FOUNDATION STUD
With the ultimate production of
Nashville Chattanooga ST. Louis
Railway and the University established Pecheon
Foundation Stud Farm Jack
Tenn Breeders this institution the
vices OF which available reasonable ercheron
Stations may also be secured the Stud popular prices
Address. l.. ELAN. General Agent.
NASHVILLE. TENN.
, 1922-12-31

Uses will be foreclosed by the sale
~ the said mortgaged premises, and
f'a that purpose, on the 9Th day Of
January, A. D., 1928, between the
hours Of 0 O'Clock in the forenoon
and 6 o'clock in the afternoon, to-
wit, the hour of 10 o'clock In thA
forenoon of that day, at the front
door of the courthouse in Casper,
in the County Of Natrona, in the
State of Wyoming, l., ]. L. Maruuis,
Sheriff in and for the County Of
Natrona, in the State Of Wyoming.
and at the reques of W. +. Dunn.
legal holder Of said real estate
herein described, will sell at public
vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash In hand, so much Of said
premises as may be necessary
to satisfy th~ amount due on
said mortgage, IN the date Of
from date until paid, together with
attorneys fees and all costs and
expenses allowed by law, which said
premises to be sold as aforesaid,
are, and are described in said mort.
gage substantially, as follows, to-
wit;
Lots three (3) and four (4)
and the south half Of the north
west quarter (ShNWh) and
the southwest quarter (SWk) OF
Section three 49, Lots one a..
and two (2) and the south half
(Sh) Of the northeast quarter
(NEAl of Section four az
Township thirty-three 1887
north, Range e~ighty-two (s2),
west of the 9th Principal Meri-.
dian, in Natrona County, Wyom-1
ing.
Dated this 25th day of Novem-
Der, A. D., 1922.
JOSEPH L. MARQUIS,
Sheriff within and for the
County Of Natrona. State of
Wyoming. a
Purcell, Casey & Perkins, attorneys
Pub, Dec. 2-9-16-23.3O. 1922, and
Jan. 6. 1928.
, 1922-12-31
Economic Tide
Turns, Germany
Is Optimistic

WARRINGTON, Dec. so-German
Industry is pulling away from what
appeared a few weeks ago to be the
brink of chaos and a turn in t..
economic tide in hat country is dua.
according to opinions expressed by
some oficials here on the basis of in
formation received relating to ship
building and tobacco growing in Ger
many.
Reports to tho department OF COM
merce disclosed what was believed
to DO a rapid recovery in the ship
building business with Germany re
storing her merchant fleet at an
amazing rate. AS for the tbbacco
growing industry. Germany produced
77,14o,oo pounds in 1922. q nincrease
of more than Is Per cent over last
years output This gain In. produc.
ton offset d~ecreasea in other Euro
pean countries and left the CONT
nent with a net increase for the year
of about 10000. 900 pounds. The 1922
figure was reported at 274t.4o6 900
pounds
, 1922-12-31

The three first notes bearing inter
est at the rate Of six per sent per
annum from date, and the remain
der Of said notes bearing interest
at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum from maturity.
And WHEREAE on the first
above mentioned date the said
Martha A. Irwin and Edward M.
irwin did make, execute and de-
liver to the Wyoming Trust and
Savings Bank. their certain mort
gage deed. to secure the payment
Of the above mentioned notes, con-
veying the following described
property, to-wit:
Lots three 90 and four (4)
and the south half of the north
west quarter (ShNWk) and
TIE southwest quarter (SWA) of
Section three 49, Lots n (1)
and two (2) and tho south half
(Sh) Of the northeast quarte-
(NEh) of Section four (4),
Township thirty-three 1881
North, Range eighty-two 1922
west Of the 9Th Principal Meri-
dian, in the county of N~atrona,
State Of Wyoming.
Which mortgage deed was recorded
on the 18th day of December, A.
D., 1915, at IL o'clock A. NJ, in
Book II Of Mortgages, 1t Page
543;
And WHEREAS default having
been made in the conditions of said
mortgage, in this, that no part of
the principal or interest has been
paid since the 9th day of July,
1921, and that there is now due and
owing to W. F. Dunn, the assignee
and owner and holder OF the above
described notes and mortgage,
which notes and mortgage were as
signed TO W. +. Dunn for a valu-
able consideration on the 18th day
of January, A. D., 1922 the prin-
cipal sum Of S4,226.o0 with inter
est thereon, from the 18th day Of
January, 1922, at the rate of eight
per cent per annum, no part Of
which has been paid, and that the
total amount Of principal and in
tcrest TO this date is the sum of
S4,521.82; and as provided in said
portgage, there is also attorneys
fees to be aided to the principal
and interest, and that a reasonable
attorneys fee is the sum of $500,
and also costs and expenses of sale.
And, WHEREAS, 1t is provided
in said mortgage, that in case Of
any installment Of principal or any
part thereof, or any interest
moneys, or any part thereof, by
said mortgage secured to be paid,
should remain due and unpaid for
the space OF thirty days after the
same shall, by the terms thereof.
become due and payable, and that
, 1922-12-31

hen, and in that case, the whole
principal sum by said mortgage Sc.
cured to be paid, together with the
interest thereon, shall ut the option
If the said mortgage, It's success
| sors or assigns, become due and
payable forthwith. anything in said
nortgals or in said note contained
20 the contrary notwithstanding;
And WHEREAS Il is further
provided in and by said mortgage,
that in case default should be made
in the payment of said principal
sum of money, intended to be Sc
cured by said mortgage, or in the
payment of the interest thereof, or
any part of such principal or inter
est, as in said mortgage provided,
then It hould be and might be law
full for the said mortgage, its sue
cessors or assigns, to sell and dis
pose of the said mortgaged prem
ises, and all the right, title, benefit
and equity of redemption of said
mortgagors, their heirs or assigns,
therein, at public auction for cash,
according to the statutes in such
cases made ard provided and in the
manner therein prescribed, and out
Of the money arising from such
sale to retain the said principal and
interest, together with the cost and
expense of such sale, and attorney,
solicitor, or counsel fees, and the
~oyerplus, il any there be, should be
paid by the party making such sale,
on demand, to the said mortgagors,
their heirs, executors, administra-
tors or assigns;
And WHEREAS said mortgage
contained full power OF SAFE of said
premises therein described, on de-
fault in the payment Of the prin-
cipal sun of money and the inter
est thereon; and WHEREAS, more
than thirty days have elapsed since
default has been made in the pay
ment of interest, by the terms of
said mortgage, and the said default
in the said condition thereof, the
power OF sale contained therein has
become operative, and WE REAS,
no suit or proceedings have peen Ia
stituted at law to ecover the debt
remaining secured by the said mort
gage, or any part thereof;
InErhLrO JIM noklCe 10 neIH9J
given that, by virtue of the power
Of sale in said mortgage contained,
and the statutes of the State of
Wyoming in such cases made and
provided, and the said default. the
said W. F. Dunn, assignee of above
mentioned mortgage, hereby elects
to exercise his option to foreclose
the same, for the reason that the
conditions in said mortgage have
been broken and that said mortgage
on said hereinafter described prem
, 1922-12-31
STOCKS STRONG
ON EARLY SALES
Price Tendency Upward at
Closing Session of the
Year.

NEW YORK. Dee so-rhe closing
stock market session OF the wear
opened VITA the main tsndencs OF
prices upward. Cash sales obviously
10 establish tax loases were aaain in
eFlaenee North American advanced
nearly a point 20 a new high record
Tor the year Copper shares were in
fairly good demand but the carly
gains were largely fractional. End
cot Johnson established a new tor
peak price on a net gain OF one point
and good buying WA noted In califor
MIA Petroleum. United States Steel.
Baldwin and Dupont.
NEW YORK, Dec. so-Yrtuafiv all
proups OF stocks moved to higher
levels in today's brief session OF the
market h last Of the year. wide.
spread predictions OF business pros
perity during the coming year and
Secretary Hughes suggestion of an
International conference OF nnauclers
10 seuGs the reparations problem had
a cheerf.l effect on sentiment. while
an advances IN Pennsylvania crude oil
pEsces was reelected in a brisk demand
for the oil aharea. Some OF the other
strong spots were Standard on OF
California. Houston on. Chicago and
Northwestern. Continental Can. Bosch
Magnetic. stromberg. Carburetor and
Dupont al up two 10 four points.
New peak prices for the year were
established by Erdicott johnson
Northern American. Stewart Warner
Spesdometar, the gains ranging from
IN TO 1 points. The closing was
strous. Sales Appropriated $4,000
Eharea.
, 1922-12-31

IN the Lausanne peace negotiations.
Tho net Losses were. however. com.
paratively small.
Publication Of November earnings
statements OF the principal railroads
which compare favorab1y with those
OF November. 1921. stimulated trading
In railroad shares, buying OF which
also was influenced by the record
breaking volume of traffic for this
season OF the year.
The year closes with the steel In.
dustry working between so and IS
per cent OF normal capacity and the
trend OF prices upward.
Building construction shows no
sign OF abatement and orders for au-
tomobiie forgings give promise Of
another record breaking year In that
industry.
An increase in the price of Wyora-
ing crude Oh inc additional increases
IN the prices Of rubber tics and tubes
attracted attention in the financial
markets md were reflected In higher
stock prices. Motor and accessories
shares were inclined TO strengthen In
expectation OF good business at the
winter shows. which start next
month
, 1922-12-31

to serve salt LAks CITY with Eas.
which VIII be a ~by-product OF the
steel works, in quantity 10000. 900 Gu.
bic feet daily.
The Utah Gas md Coke company,
offers. however. to sell It's plant 70
the Rock Springs interests. OF 20 das.
tribute the product. tho only objec.
ton ag1lnst the entry OF a new sup.
ply being 10 protect their large in
vestment n salt Lake. Another oh.
lection advanced is the tearing up Of
the paved STREETS by tho new gas
company in installing ~ mains
CHICAGO. Dec. so.-F1rst ISSUE Of
Armour and company CT Delaware
stocks $780, 200. 900 OF seven per cent
preferred certificates. Il was reported
today. would be offered to the public
Tuesday at tss a share. Tho cor
poration was formed recently as a
suhaidiary Of Armour and company
Of Illinois.
, 1922-12-31
MURDER CHARGE
PLACED AGAINST
THREE IN COURT
Alleged Slayers Of Man
IN Bootleg Steal Are
Held for Trial.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Dea so.-Nike
Sorrentino. Vincent Licato and Vim
cent MrontaIiano late Friday were held
without ball to the district court, to
answer charges OF murder in the first
degree ~predicated on the staying OF
George McCoush. who was shot TO
Death in a "moonshine house, in
South Cheyenne last week. Casper
T~aglavore. also arragtned on the muir
der charge. was not held on that
charge. but was 5cund over under
$500 BAH as a material witness. All
four are Italians and all deny any
knowledge OF the homicide.
Vance Homan. who invaded the
'.moonshine house" with McCough.
and was standing beside the latter
when he was shot, identified Sorren.
tho as the man who fred the fatal
shot.
sorrentino. Lacato and Monta1Iano
all deny presence in Cheyenne at the
time CT the shooting. clkiming they
were in northern Colorado, where
they were arrested the following day.
but witnesses at the preliminary hear
ing testified to having seen them in
Cheyenne soon after the shooting took
place.
, 1922-12-31
GRAIN TRADING
IS Unsettled
Sharp Fluctuations Mark
Trading in Short Session
This Mornilg.

CHICAGO. Dec. so-yvheat value
nuctuAted rapidly here toda- during
The early dealings after an unsettled
opening. The Liverpool wheat mar.
ket fan@ 80 reflect the sharp break
n prion on this side OF the Atiantic
Yesterday and values here soon
hroadened. December acting the most
er1ue. touching la on a break and
raliying later to liz. SO rapid were
. fluctuations that values varied &c
between trades. There was some scat.
tered liquidation IN evidence In the
May delivery with an easing off in
price after the opening. News De
veiopments Ind little or no effect
eaity. some traders who had soid out
early in the week being in quandnry.
believing there had been break enough
but not inclined TO reinstafs Ions
Ines. and were awaiting further &c.
v~eiopulents. The opsning. which
varied from NC decline 10 Ike nd.
vance with May si.sa to si.a2n and
July si-i1S TO Si1sh. ' followed
by n further setback all around.
Subsequently. the market oufeted
down somewhat with local shorts
more inclined TO take profits ana
even up for over tho yea. md. A fair
rally towtrd the finish resulted from
covering by shorts and values rose TO
above yesterdays finish. TIE close
was unsettled. with values ranK7ne
from &c decline to Ike dvanoe. with
May r.23& &c si.22H and July
s1.13S 10 tI.1sx.
Corn and oats were unsettled In
line with he action in what, there
being considerable evenir,y up under
way for over the year end. After
opening Isso lower to &c higher. with
May Tik to Tlh. the corn market
underwent slight further losses oil
around.
Later q reaction set IN because of
free buying OF May corn ard values
rose to we'll above yesterdays Gloss.
The finish was strong. with values
showing a net gain OF 40 to 1Ec.
with May 72ssc TO 72kc.
Oats started unchanged to Xc
down, May @iko to 44So and later
declined a little moro.
Provisions were unchanged to &c
off at the start.
, 1922-12-31

Trouble has arisen over market.
Ing the Baxter Basin gas supply In
Utah. according to report, over a
dtrenuous objection on the part OF
the Utah Gas & Coke company, which
markets a homemade product in SILT
Lake City.
The application for a franchlse
fled with the Sal. Lake ely 0tfici-
ciais by f. +. Hurley and John c.
Howard. representing the gas intes-
ests. has been hold up pensiing a clin'
plete heafire TO he given he case, At
which all parties interested will have
a say.
Another stumbling block in the
Iicgios s OF marketing Baxter Basin
gas in Utah. Is that tho Columbia
Steel company. which IS soon TO erect
big plants near salt Inke. promises
, 1922-12-31
RAIL ORDERS
HIT RECORD

CHICAGO. Dec. sos-Raiiways this
yser broke previous records In order
Ing freight and passenger cars and
locomotives TO cope with the greatest
car shortage IN history, the Railway
Age declared today. Freight car Or
Hers were grester than any year since
1914; passenger car purchases were
larger than any year since 1916. and
locomotive contracts exceeded every
year since 1918, the ststement said.
The total orders were announced as
follows:
Freight airs 1Ts.s5s compared with
zs.a4e in 1921; passenger car 2.4os.-
against 246 in 1921: and locomotives
2,45s compared with 2s9 in 1921.
It was estimated that the total or
ders Of cars and locomotives involved
an expenditure OF $471. 224. 900.
Only 6s.252 freight cars were built
during 1921. the rvport said. indicat-
ing that car builders have a large
number Of orders yet untitled
Tr~a rTrfhatna UUa-t A1s .nS - -,-v- -
, 1922-12-31
new PEAK REACHED In wheat I
TRADING DURING LAST week

CHICAGO. Dec. so.-After touching
a new high price record for the sea
son, the wheat market this week has
taken a general downward swing.
mainly as tho result Of heavy selling
IN the part OF holders. Big domestic
receipts and l~essening OF optimism as
TO export business did q good deal TO
bring about unloading.
with primary arrivals OF wheat
much IN excess OF those OF a year aSo
md with prospects apparently dwind-
ling for any immediate enlargement
Of purchasing for Europe, bulls found
themselves at n disadvantage. High.
sst prices OF the week and OF the sea.
, 1922-12-31
Steno' Writes
700 Words In
TIUO Minutes

NEW YORK. Dec. so@wrftfng 700
words in two minutes with only three
errors, Nathan Behrin. a state su-
preme court photographer hah broken
his worlds record for stenog-
raphic notation, It was announced at
the New York State Shorthand Re
pcrters convention. Behrin's previous
record was III words q minute for
ave minutes. with three errors.
, 1922-12-31
DEMAND SLOW IN BUTTER
MART At END OF WEEK

CHICAGO. Dec. ao.-Despite the
holiday season tho butter market for
the week continued dun with a stead
lily decreasing demand for all stocks,
according to the United States Bureau
OF Markets. A surplus threw the
market in sayor OF buyers.
Only two markets showed a change
from the o rsaih6 Of last Monday on
80 score std TX
The closing prices yesterday follow;
Chicago so. n point loss; New York
81. unchanged; Boston 81. n half
point loss; Philadelphia s5. un-
changed.
, 1922-12-31

son were c%oincident with a statement
from Secretary Hoover that an out
low OF god from the United states
was helping to restore the buying
power OF countries which the goga
Travelled. X
The first half OF the week. how
ever. developed persistent selling
which SEEMED 70 be concentrated IN
strong hands. Sentiment at thia
tt5se was powerfully affected through
bearish opinions voiced by Z. leading
trader who contended that the unlte1
States had raised 90. 600. 900 bual:eis
moro ths.n e year ago. Under yrsh
C 'rcumstAnees declines were hard ts
check, ID
, 1922-12-31
LIQUOR SUITS
ARE Defeated

WASHINGTON. Dec. so.-rhe fed
eral government in a brief filed in the
supreme court today hello that the
appeals OF the foreign steamrhip lines
against the recens prohibition decs-
sion Of Judge hand at New York had
failed to show that the United States
had consented TO be sued. and that
the could not therefore be
prosecuted
, 1922-12-31
IMPROVEMENT In STOCKS SLOWS
UP UNDER HEAVY SALES, REPORT

NEW YORK. Dec so.-stock and
bond prices showed moderate i'm
provement this week although there
was a heavy volume of selling to es-
tablish losses for income tax pur-
poses. Foreign exchanges were in
clined TO ease. first on the decision OF
the ~reparations commission declaring
Germany In default on her wood de-
lIvcriea and then on the hitch over
the disposition of the Mosul oil fields
, 1922-12-31
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF
PEAL

WHEREAS, on the 9th day Of
December, in the year of our Lord
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Eighteen. one Martha A. Irwin. and
Edward NJ. Irwin, wife and hug
band, Of the County Of Natrona,
State Of Wyoming, did make, exc
cute and deliver to the Wyoming
Trust and Savings Bank, a Wyom-
ing corporation, having its princi-
pal place Of business at Cheyenne,
Wyoming, their certain promisory
notes a~ggregating the sum of Four
Thousand Three Hundred Sixty
Eight and no-lcO (S4.36s.00) dol
lars, rs follows:
, 1922-12-31
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS By LEASED WRE-
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS.
OHIO OIL CONTINUING OPERATIONS

No competitions were made during
The past week by the Ohio on com
pany although two should be in tho
sand within the next few days. One
Of these Is Berg Nc , on section 6-s2,
Nv IN Kevin-sunburst fiald. which
s drilling 1T 1880 feet. the other Is
No. 1 on section 2i-15-iot. which 8.
,omcnted az 1885 feet. No. 2 Belle,
view on tho southwest quarter OF
section s-3o-7s on the extrams west
side OF salt Creek has been ahand.
med NJ s1st feet.
Othar operations OF the COMPANY
stand as follows:
Kevin-Sunburst.
No. 1 Holloway. section s4-ss-aw,
fishing for tools - 1850 feet.
Nos l Thorntn. sA-uon Isss-2w
fgg.ng Up.
No. 1 Baker. section 4-s5-2w; side
trucldpE at 1880 feet.
10. 8 Baker. section 4-s5-2ws rig.
No. ! Easkln. section ?5-s5-2w; rig
40. 1 Emmert. section 15.55-2w
moving in tools.
No. 1 sauhy. secten ls.a4-sw; drill
ne at 800 feet.
salt Creek.
No. ? tract EFT. swA section eo-Ss
S. drilling at 2.450 feet.
No. : tract *. NYA section 20 50
rs. running g. in. at 1885 feet.
Lance Greek.
No. 3 Converse. section s~2-as-eSi rig
No. 4 Lamb. section 1856; rig up
Rnck River.
No. . Univ crafty. section 2s-2o-Ts
lrllinE a. 1851 feet.
No. : Dixon. section s%4i-2O.7si drill.
ns ut 4.iaO feet.
No. S STATE Land. section stso.7s
rllling at 3.045 foot.
No. ? Trapshooter. seition st25.7s.
ishlng a. $3.50 feet.
No. Z Harrison Cooper. section ?.
1878; cemented at e26 feet.
Baxter Basin.
No. l, section 14-17-lo4; standing at
20 feet.
, 1922-12-31

WASHINGTON. Dec. 80. - Presi.
dent Harding today nominated VII
liam A Atwen TO be an additional
United States district Judge for the
northern district OF Texas.
John s.. Coke. was nominated 20 be
United States attorney for the district
Of Oregon.
Postmasters nominated include
Louis W. Ttnaafkill. Boise and Robert
H. M1ckaels, Miles City Mont.
, 1922-12-31

ohio-Sunburst-Berg well No. ? on
section 6-52.w; Kevin-sunhurst struc.
ture is down over 1900 feet and a
completion is expected soon.
Virgelle OIL company expects to
drill a well on section 2-2o-s.e. within
tho city limits OF Great Falls.
West Dome OIL company has com
pleted another well on section 1889,
Cat Creek, production coming from
tho first sands.
, 1922-12-31
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Dec. so.-Butter un
changed. Eggs unchanged; rece'lts
1889 cases. Poultry alive. higher
fowls i5923c; springs 1sc; BOOSTERS
lac; tuckeys Csc: geese Ice.
, 1922-12-31
SILVER

NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-Foreign oar
silver 64H Mexican dollars ssA.
, 1922-12-31
Omaha Quotations.

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec so.-United
States Department OF Agricultural
Hogs-Receipts $500; mostly &c
higher; Ellk sT.1o07.4o; bulk butch
ers mostly SS7s.1o; top ts.15.
Cattie-Receipts 200; compared with
week ago: steerp 2595oo lower;
weeks top s1o.15; bulk sT9s5o; she
stock steady to 35c higher; bulk cows
and heIfers s4@5.75; Gamers and cut
tiers steady; bulk s2.5o@5.5o; veais SOC
@s1 higher; top 5000: bulls, stock
ers and feeders steady to strong: 10.
lognas s2.75@3.5o; top feeders $3.50.
Shosp-Receipts none: compared
with weekaRo: Lambs steady to Csc
lower: yearlinEs steady; sheep SOC
75c higher; feeders mostly 25c higher.