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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
Near East Relief-J Jan. 7-15-,.

-
- MIR. Lewis Norgren, the piano, tun-
'er, has his headquarters at Browns
Piano Shop, 672 End Ave North, Min
neapoIis. Used pianos at bargain pri-
ces. Orders for tuning should be sent
to that address. It
n Miss Elizabeth Kilby returned to
Minneapolis Monday afternoon after
a few days visit with Miss Mildred
Hoglund. Miss Kilby is a classmate
of Miss Hoglund at the Eitel Hospi.
tai Nurses Training School at Mime
apolis. ~ e4. IS
Mr. .andF Mrs. Geo. T.. Larson and
family left Tuesday for their home in
SteWartville after spending two
weeks vacation at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. James O. Larson at Raymond and
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Redd OF this
Lefty
We wish to extend to our patrons
Of 1920 and 1921 our sincere thanks
and appreciation for all orders and
business bestowed on US. We shall APP
preciate having an opportunity Of SER
wing you in the future and we invite
new customers to order their mill work
and glass from us. We will be glad to
estimate your bills and assist you in
selections. Now is the time to order
your screens and material that you
need for your spring work. Whitman
Sash and Door Co: Andrew Bjorseii.
Secretary and manager. J. Il. Olsen
& Co., President. If
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
WEST R0SELlLLIAN

Jan. "A few young folks were en-
tertained at the E. j: Hedlof home on
Wednesday evening. # r.s :
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Strandberg from
Canada visited in this vicinity last
Wednesday. -.
Mrs. VIM. Hoglund entertained a
number of her lady friends at her
home last Friday afternoon.
/ A daughter was born to Rev.. and
Mrs. Axel Anderson Monday evening.
Dec. 26.
The Tatting young folks were EN-.
tertained at the A. Leverentz home on
Wednesday evening.
Misses Mildred and Florence Tat
ting entertained number of their
friends at their home last Saturday
evening.
Victor He'd visited at his parental
home Saturday.
Evangeline Renstrom visited at her
parental home over New Years.
A few neighbors were pleasantly en-.
tertained for dinner at Frank Lind.
quist's last Tuesday evening.
A few friends were entertained for
dinner at the A. NJ. Renstrom home
Monday evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

Melvin Root returned from a tri1
to the cities today. s. =ss5 Hs5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
!. Near astRelief-Jan. 7.-15-
ENTERTAINED At DINNER

Fifteen of Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Jolly's
friends were entertained at dinner
Eparty at their home New Years even
ing. The evening was spent in play
ing games and other amuseme nts A
good time was reported by all pres
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Near East Relief AMI IS
ENTERTAINED SATURDAY EVE

Mrs. c. S. Samuelson entertained
about thirty guests at her home New
Years evening: The amusements Of
the. evening was playing cards and
dancing The music was furnished by
Miss Nora Grove.
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LAKE LILLIAN

Near East Relief-Jan. 7-15-
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-21

Permits 70 wed have bssa hrusd 10 The
following persons
~ Willis J keansla. over Cd. nmsh.
and Mary Abhaii. ever u, omaha
Harm 7 rshnsYs ~, omaha, aAa Al.
hslls Y grove ~ omaha
Clifford 7, noaFdsisf, eysf a. Omaha
AHd Assess , NNaHhsrk, over an Omaha
hssiisF u Nassaifk. %. omshs, ana
htfl FeHaa, ~ umahs
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kaish q hsIasn, 90 - laais 80.
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50 fsfeiihs Maifas. g. AalsHsasa
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New York COft0n.

New York, Oct 20-~The cotton futures
list continued upward today. There wss
little feature ~ early trading, and move
meBts we're within narrow limits. with
professional evening up and Wall street
giYe.and- take. The market opened TO 10
points net lower, except for October,
which was up points. and then rallied
under trade buying and support from
shorts. The south Was q small seller
Much Of the morning pressure represented
profit taking by old longs who thought
the $50 level for this time being was
tho markets high. General demand in
creased STEADILY, however. Ia tho latter
trading until prices were about IS points
higher than Thursdays close Support
was largely weekend evening up by Wall
street short interests. Closing prices were
around the high, 70 TO " points net
better.
spot. steady, 23.46c, 40 points advance
for mlddllng upland; sales NIL.
Southern spot markets were: Calves.
ton, 22.5sc, rs points advance; New Or.
leans, 2z,b0c. unchanged; savannah. 23c.
20 points advance; Augusta, 2sc, 20 points
advance Memphis, 22.26e. unchanged;
Houston, 2Je, 40 points advance. little
Rock, 222be, 90 points advance
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FAT LAMBS.


Chicago. Oct 20--Cattle--Roceipts
1, 900 head generally steady with weeks
advance on beef steers, che stock stock
ers and feeders; native steers. mostly
short feds top, long fed native beef
steers, f1325: two head pound
ateers, 1880; best yearllngg, fI2.10; bulk
beef steers, S97bMit.75; no western
grassers offered; bulls. slow, weak; veal
calves, steady 10 2bc lower; bulk bologna
bulls, N.00WA26: bulk yeslers TO poci-
ers. around $3.50; few selected TO out
slJcrs upward 10 1926 and above; bulk
stocIsers and feeders, sG.b0W750.
Hogs--Hecclptg 10000 head; steady TO
30 lower; bulk ITO TO 200-pound averages.
sp.30m945; good and choice I'll to 27b-
pound butchers. mostly s9.55De,s0i top,
1896; bulk packing COWS T.90Ms10; de-
sIrsble pigs, mostly 1926; estimated hold
over, 5000.
Sheep and Iambs--ReceIpts, 1900
head; fat native lambs, steady; fat vest
ems steady; top natives, $3.50 TO city
butchers. 1850 to packers; bulk, 10000
1440. culls. s96Oml050: choice Idaho
lambs 1850; other westerns 10 Killers,
si435m14.40; two decks s5-poupd clipped
lambs at 1890; feeders and sheep
steady; bulk western feeding lambs,
si426; fed western yearlings. $3.50;
heavy fat ewes. $450@5.b0 lighter
weights up TO 1900.
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HOstOn Wool.

Boston, Oct. 20,---The Commercial Bule-
tin Saturday will say:
The demand for wool has been keen
throughout tho week and for all grades.
with prices generally higher Manufacture
csr have been having o healthy business,
even at the advances, and have been COW
erIng their wants in raw materials quick
ly. The western situation is hardly
changed, the trade awaiting the opening
Of tho Texas pools"
The Commercial Bulletin will publish
wool quotations as follows.
Domestic: Michigan and New York
fleeces: Delaine unwashed. b%@56e; fine
unwashed. %bGpAsc: one.haif blood un-
washed. 4905Oc; three eighths blood un-
washed. 40 48c: one-fourth blood un-
washed, l5@46c.
Wisconsin. Missouri and average New
England: One-half blood, TG4sc; three
eIghths blood, 4s@Hc; one-fourth blood,
40 45c.
Secured basis. Texas: Fine IL months,
t2501.30; fine eight months, $1,16@
Lac.
California: Northern. ei26G1.3o; mid-
die county, 3i.1bQ120.
Oregon; Eastern No. 1 staple. s1.2TM
f32; fine and fine medium combing. 81.
Wt20; eastern clothing. S1.10@l.1s; val
ley No. /. $11201.1s.
Territory: Fine staple choice, sl3a;
one-half blood combing, $1,1s91.25; three
eIghths blood combing, 95cG$10o; one
fourth blood combing. SOWSbc.
Pulled: Delaine. $1.s5@1.S0; IA. Si.15
1i.20; A supers sl.05@1.10.
Mohairs: Best combing. 6o6s5c; best
harding. L0Mhhc
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Birth. aud Deaths

hsfslt ga htsstssh "a. tssFilst
~ "a asssskss ms'.sssl hssslist
a,.a.l .sa ASS wsil.ss.". As.sls.l
stsi1 ga West fsssn tssslssl ~
Us 80 hsif attssssh sts Atsas
49,. 80. ~. i ....,, g,
STA
fsffg "a Ftsts lisftsa. tNt esHisasis
sttsst sst
fasakAA
fetssss usfias A'gsiiis e. lstl. $40
Ws4tts4 ateatf
NAs NJ alse*ft - asa asasstsss
fs.sss. 49, ~ 80 ksFw t.ssa
sss4a& sissss
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Kansas city Live stock,

Kansas CITY. Mo, Oct 2o.--cattlc--Re-
eeipts, 5000 head; stock calves market
weak 10 lower; early sales s9.00W725; all
other classes active and fully steady with
urdertone firm on most kinds: enc fancy
load I.Bss-lb. steers at sl32b. looks I'M
ssyeniy higher common western graSsers.
f5.50Mg00; many grass heifers, $4b0Q
600: good fed lots, 1915; Gamers gem
orally good medium weights, 800; me-
dium stock steers, SG.00W6.60.
Iogs--Recepts, 5000 head shipper
market steady; packer market steady to
loo lower. with most declines on lights,
1850 to 190-lb. weights, fs.s0mo.05, bulk
desirable 200 20 2s0-lb, butchers. f9.O0W
s,l6. heavy butchers mostly sssbM90S;
packing sOVs steady to weak, bulk Of
sales s1s5Ws.25, stock pigs steady: bulk
Of sales ts50ms75.
Sheep Receipts. 5000 head; market
killing classes stscady. best lambs, slA8b,
clipped lambs, t13.1s; Colorado ewes, $3.50,
fed Texas wethers. 1870, feeding lambs,
fl8.g8.
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81 Iouis IIve.tocL

East ST. Louis, III, oct. 20.--cattle--
Receipts. 1s00 generally steady on all
classes; only two loads OF steers here;
long yearlings at sii.35 few light year
lings and hefers brought ss.b0QiO00:
calves, si05OWli.oo; stock steers. 1850
6.25.
Hogs-Recelpts. 10000 weak to 1Oc
lower; top, $3.50 bulk 200 to 25o-pound
average. 1910 $3.50; pigs and light lights.
strong; spots lOMI5c higher; bulk 100
to i5o-pound averages. early, $9.2bmp50:
packer sows, steady; bulk, Ss.0Oms25;
few. $3.50.
Sheep--Recelpls. 900: active; strong
to 2bc higher on fat lambs other Glasses
generally steady. top. fif95; bulk. fl375;
q 20; eulls. ss.50q900 fat light ewes.
800. heayies, 50 50mt0o
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N lUsaph, Mo- Oltl sH,EIIpgs"IIs'
rtlpts. s.aaa head, shippers huyins choice
butchers. f9iaMfe0i mostly az 20
0c higher, packers going tlaw few early
sales miaed hogs around steady packing
sous about steady. mostly fkpAHsat.
Gattle-eheeeiIta 2 0eA head, very ntne
duHa early; a ftW laada u steers and
tsarlngs. tss4 deWn. Looks steady few
odd head best raNn. tt,GsMeea. about
steady calves steady top tleea.
Ahtsp and ltamhs itsetipts, iteen head
Gscks e.. clipped iamhs. tltss, sssfsElne
81 IHuDds
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sinux CITY Ii,eslnck .

Sioux CITY, Ia. Oct, 20.-~Caltle--He7
oeipts. 1900 head. market steady TO
strong; fed steers and yearlings. $1,000
1915. grass steers aud yearlings, 5000
900. graHs COWS and helfers, t2,7b $500;
fat cows and hsifers, ttb09s.bo, oanners
s. 00n:,7a; vsals. 5000 1890. feeders.
ss.0e U7bo, calves, t00as2s, feeding
sb.0G4so6.
hoss-Recsiuir. 1000 head; market
steady TO strong butchers. ss,e0uao0,
lights, ss,aoWg,ohi packers. sI.boWs 20 !
3 90
shsep--Receipts. s,bo0 head market
steady. i5o higher lambs, iitib.
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Chraka. Gal Be Potatoes about steady
an whites ntm ga EsfiY Nhla4 receipts
T. Fsfs fetal a. II thirmaufs, itfai VS.
aahsln safsed aaa tnis faHad ehlges saa
atiaa est Miaaesais So "a Ret htFef
NhiHH. l So O. titHfsa est o.
tsa. ilsaHl 50 M.aessels sssss.t
pskata = krt ma nasf nhl1s ~ I.
iil6Wtsa nat saagh pahata aaeksd
isana shtss sa /. ssNs5r fst sa4fh
Nssais hslk kafir Nkas e. Sc !.
OIL - ass
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Market, Financial and Industrial News Of the Day
New York Bonds

New York, oct so,--confiietins price
movements again took place IN todAys
bond market. foreign issues senerally AZ.
hibltins a feaetiobary trend while domes'
tlo liens were Inclined TO improve,
Liberty ans, which registered . ssn.
sationAl advance Thursday by touching
$1,000, a new high record. and closing
1t gl0I fell bank 10 tiOo.st today. q not
iOss Of ti,lt. other United states governs
mont securities were either unchanged or
registered moderate gains,
Mixed changes occurred 10 the railroad
group with the main trend upward. the
advance was led by baltimore ONO
gold N and Pennsylvania consolidated
IVA each up ~ points. Gains q ! TO
" wefs made by Chicago Eastern
Illinois 4ns. Kansas city southern re-
funding b., Baltimore A ohio refundint
bs and Erie convertible AVS, series ~
some Of the weak spots were Chicago n
Brio first bs, New orleans, Texas a Mss:
leo ". Wabash first ts ~. Paul general
Frisco adjustment ~ and Norfolk n West.
ern convertible %, ell down point OF
more,
Union bag and Paper ~ Improved, a.
did Corfo de Phsco ~, aud United Drug
U.s. This three Brooklyn Rapid Transit
issues atrenRt bennd to IN points, but
New York Railways " certificates wcro
feantionnfy, as were lntsfboroukh Metro.
poitan AVS and Pacific Telephone br
Total sales par yniue) were t2ps2h, 600
The only Important offerings, as tissue
~ 81, 500, 900 first and refundina mortgage
per cent gold bonds ~ the Missouri Pa.
rlflo Railroad company, sold 20 the pub
lG az par. was oFHfHubhcrlbod.
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Omaha Grain
omaha. Oct. 20.

Omaha, Oct. 20.
Grain prices were inclined 20 drag
during the early session. but later In
the day the news indicated that the
car situation instead Of getting bet
ter was still serious and was hamper.
ing the movement OF corn. and the
market turned strong, with the corn
leading the advance.
Total receipts nj Omaha were 1ts
cars, against III cars last year. Total
shipments were 1870 cars. IN compared
with f72 cars year ago.
Demand for cash wheat In the To-
cal market was only fair and prices
were quoted 10 2 cents lower Corn
sold u 10 Y cent lower. Oats were
generally unchanged. Rye was III 10
2 cents lower and barley was quoted
unchanged.
No I hard wlntsr' 1 car. t.H.
No hard winter Z ears. us ahig.
psrs wsisbtsji car III; 7 ears, iLll;
, ~, t ,lis s..,n % aassS a., , "a"
No . hard winter. I car. tf.iti car.
ti0s, / car, t.0S tsmutty, H. ~; I car,
lilo a pr cent H. pbi car Hlsh;
No hafd viater' car iii, car
No. 6 hard winter 1 car, ,i.os a. per
cent rysj' car p.ob; car tLot
sample hard winter, car. sLil dlw
wsiVsijj ! car, tL0s ishlppers wsishis)
car, ii 90 live NsiysiD.
No. . yellow hard car, iii.
NO. I spring rsf tiT td1k north.
sfnj; 2 aafs tLge DARK northsrnl.
dark norihsrs! ~, u,sz dark north.
No spiias car. tL:7 tdsrh, smut.
CORN,
No. white; ! car, csc fspsclaf billinE)
. cars. Ghes car, Hhc.
No. 1 yellow; I car, csc; ear. CSC
fshippsp wslHhtsD.
No. yellow ear. CSC Especial blliibgli
! car, sse, I esr $50 fsblDpeFs pelgbts),
No, yslloWl I car. GNo.
NO. I mixed; ! car stc,
No. mixed cars C7Ar.
No. 3 mixed; 1 car. g7ko. car. g7hc.
DAJb
No. white, 2 cars. 42e Especial billing
2 care, Ne
80. white car. ave; ? cars, Hhc.
RYE
No. ~ ears. 7te.
No. 3. car, TIC fshfppsrs yeigbts1, /
car 7Gc; cars, Hhc3 . cars ne.
BARLEY.
80. ~ oar ehe
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New York Dry Gnds

New York oct en,-Cotton goods mar.
ket continued active with prices advancing
Sales were made freely for delivery Into
next year on print cloths, sheoting and
hfills. Yarns were higher and knitting
yarns sold freely, Wool markets were
ftrn with some lines of mohair at iAgher
prices burlsps were barely steady, Print
ed Sins were in better demand.
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Kauss. city train

Kansas city, Oct. s0,--Nhest=-Deeam.
ber. u.0si May. ti,os asked JUN sshc
bid.
corn-Dsesmher. e4ae split ssksd
May. e6sc spllt asked July. st.e split
asked.
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MinneanalIs Grain.

Minneapolis. Oct so.--wheat--cash. NJ
tinsA May, ti.iia.
corn-So. . yellow, 6sgToe
osts-No. Z white. 37satoSo
Barley--50 o Csc.
Rye-No. .. 70x gftnc.
Flas-So. ], iatth 0stfh.
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sheep--BoeeIpts, $500 head, Killing
classes were active today at fully steady
prices. Western lambs sold at $4,000
1925. the latter top for tho day. Clipped
lambs sold ut 1l3.00D13.i0. Feeders were
dull ana slow on indifferent demand.
Sheep were steady, some fair quality ewes
selling al 1915 and yearlings ut 1900.
Quotations on sheep. Fat lambs good
to choice, si376M1l2G; fat lambs. fair
to good. 1890 1916: fat clipped lambs.
I2.764f3i0 feeding lambs. ti2,G0Gi3.fb;
fat ewes light. N75Dgz6; fat ewes.
heavy, s3,b0M46o; feeder ewes, $500
63t.
FAT LAMBS.
No. Az Pr,
1917 natives ,c...,.t..,..,A, ~ VIZ 20
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~. Louis, Oct se-Whsat-Dseembsr
tiifA May, tltIN
corn-pseeinbsr, sssei May, es.r
ps,s~ptesmher. tssei May, tsho
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BETF sTEEHg AND HELPERS.
AFU ~ wv
WESTERN CATTLE.
NEBRASKA.

was fairly active st steady TO i0c higher
prices with tho advance on heavy hogs
and strong weight butchers Light bors
were about steady. moving Mt p.0omo.i0
with top price Of tgt5. Good quality
butchers sold Of ts.76MeiO. and packing
grades and mixed loads az T.eoqsbo
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-21

New York, Oct. 20-Dun'n Saturday will
say.
"Expectatlon that tho final quarter OF
the year would bring q further extension
OF business improvement has been sup
ported by developments during the first
month OF the fall season. While irreEu-
larities have continued In different lines.
with considerable fluotuation In volume
OF operations, the rising trend OF demand
Is clearly manifest and most wholesome
markets are strengthening steadily Mod
crate reaction from the higher price av-
ols for certain commodities, such as Iron
and steel, reflects an easing OF the tension
which had resulted from the paucity OF
supplies and activity In manufacture that
has followed the settlement of the coal
and labor troubles. Relief from the fuel
scarcity, which has seriously hsmpered
production. has made possible the re-
sumption of work Mt many plants whore
idleness has been unavoidable. although
transportation drawbacks ftill hamper
shipments of merchandise and tend %
prevent some transactions which would
otherwise he consumed"
Weekly bank cicarinvs. $4,000 900
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kanEas City. oct. .--whest--cssh. No
hard, ntiGmL2i. No , red sl.20pieg
corn--No. white. ithc. No, 2 yellow,
Hay--Aifalfa steady 20 81 higher:
prairies and clover soc higher. No. /
timothy, ti5,O0@i6,o0: No. prairie $3.50
mib0o. choice alfslfs. s2i50W26.5O; light
mixed clover yIb606pfG.0g
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Financial
NEW YORK TIMES.

New York. Oct. 2Q.-Recoyery In
the stock market, rather irregularly
distributed. attracted most Of Wall
streets attention today. But the
larger economic interest attached TO
such Incidents as the fall In the Ger.
man mark TO .oo2 V OF n cent. tho rise
Of spot cotton TO 2s4b conts--highest
In Just two years except for "A single
day last July--and the publication OF
Il surprising statement OF last months
merchandise import trade.
The days advance IN stocks con-
verged mainly on The industrial shares
which had fallen most heavily In tho
last two or three days, but II affected
the railways also. Considerable re-
purchasing Of stocks by recent specu
htiye sellers was In evidence.
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sterling Receivers.

That financial apprehension over the
change In tho British ministry had been
only momeutary was proved not only ny
the course Of European stock inarksts but
by the movement ~ sterling. which, 90
ono time got back 10 " " "a against me
BitA rate touched IN Thursdays alb
rupt reaction
8ut the sudden fail In the German
mark, measured In hundfedths " cent
from lts previous lowest figure Of al 10
"a aDday, was tho outstanding movement
In exchange. The cables quoted wild st-
element on the berlin stock Exchsnge,
which may easily be- imagined for small
~ tho unit now II In which tho marks
goid value n measured, tadays decline
amounted virtually 10 n 20 per cent fur
Their overnight depreciation In tho Ger
man currency This collapse IN not un-
Interesting commentary on the latest fu'
TITLES Of ne German government its at
tempt TO prohibit purchase OF foreign cur
rsnoies with paper marks ana its 1vl,s
inoomprob onsibls offer Of gold inicresi
bearing mark certificates" without any vie.
ibls gold reserve behind theni.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-21
Live Stock

cattls--Heeelpis, 1900 head. Vat cat.
Tie made W q very small share Of the
Friday run and sold quite readily at fully
Htehdy prlefA~ ilest fed long yearlings
here brought fifb, An unusually large
run OF st0ckers and feeders was received
for the week and this market was al.
most at a stahdatlli, what bids were made
showing q lower tendency,
Quotations on cattle Choice to prime
bssyss. tii.gtqi17t, good 10 choice
bsgyes, 1850 100. fair " good beeyes,'
ls,7ggg7b common TO fair besyos, E.boW
80, choice 10 prime yearllsEs. tll.0eH
1850. good 10 choice ysarllnsa. tg7bU
1915; fair 20 good yoarlinss, I,toqe.tgi
common 10 fair yssriinss. G0ogs2ti
choice 20 prime grass bseyes. 7B0Ns0oi
good 10 choice grass be0yes, fgt1WTt1.
fair TO good Efasa beeyos, tb.bOqGtg
common 20 fair KreHs teeysn, tboOmb,b1,
hsEieans, N7tubbo. go0d 10 choice gfAsr
hsifofs. ttTb0tb0. fair 10 good grass
heifors, Nb0mbg0. choice TO prime grass
COWS, tbabm6 30. good 90 choice grass
cows, N.s0Ub2b, fair 10 good grass cows,
Ii004tt0. common 20 fair grass COWS,
100000 prime heavy feeders El1m
77t, good 20 choice feeders, te,Tbn7s5,
fair 10 good feeders, fG.00ggs7b, common
10 fair feeders, 40 $50 9 90. good TO choice
st0okers. lI00M7,s6, fair 10 good stochefs,
fg00u700. common 90 fair stockofs, 1900
~ $500. stock Aolfers, $4,000 $50 stock
cows, ts,00w4 iOl stock calves, st00M
500. Vail calves. 5000 1900, bulls, stays.
etc f1gbMIGH
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N. Y. Curb Bonds
Domestic.

New York. oct, sos--rrsnssetions on the
New York curb bond market today were
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New York Quotations

Range OF priees Of the leading stocks
furnishsd by Logan 4 Bryan, CAB Peters
Trusts building
RAILROADS
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December corn, which sold Tbursday A.
even with tho May, dropped almost 10
under today AZ the result OF liquidation
ana thn finish was at 10 discount, pros
poets " larger receipts being n factor
although tho general run Of reports from
thn interior indicated little change IN the
car situation. BumaBisp crop II $4,000
900 bushels less than last tsnr export
demsn1 was little slow but shippers
Wara after yellow corn hero and paid a.
bRh ~ 7e over tbs December. the beat
basis Of The season,
Bellefs 81 December oats IN many IN.
stances replaced their lines by purchases
Of tho May on tho break. Northwestern
ard southwestern cash adyiees were OF
bullish character and had some effect
Hscslpts here, gz cars, with tho basis firm
~ compared with December
Rye was sold against purchases of
wheat, which wldenad tho difference
somewhat Deliveries on october contracts
~ Winnipeg aggregated 10000 bushels.