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Liue Stock
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-Hcgs: re-
ceipts 5000; weak to 10 cents low
er; bulk ITO to 225 pound average,
S.90@s0O; top 800; bulk heavy
packing sows, 7.25@S.00; pigs;
mostly S.75@S.90; estimated hold
over 5000; heavy hogs, S.5O@9.00;
Medium SS5@9.00; light, $3.50
S.95; light lights, S.75@S.9O; pack
ing sows, smooth, 7.75@S.40; pack
ing sows, rough, 7.00@7.S0; kill
ing pigs .S.75@S.90.
Cattle: receipts 5000. Compar-
ed with week ago: strictly choice
and prime matured native beef
steers strong to a shade higher;
warmed up and short fed kind, I'M
evenly Is to rs cents lower; spots
off more; extreme top long fed ma
tured steers 1850; best yearlings
1925; western grassers, steady to
rs cents lower; beef COWS, very
uneven, rs to 40 cents lower; beef
heifers, of value to sell below TOO,
off considerably more; Gamers
and cutters, weak to Is cents low
err; bulls, largely Is cents off; veal
calves, mostly LOO lower; heavy
feeder steers rs to 40 cents off; de-
sirable light stockers, about
steady; weeks bulk prices, beef
steers, 9.00@11.75; western grass
ers, 6.50@740; stockers and feed
ers 6.25@725; beef cows, and
heifers 4.25@7.25; Gamers and
cutters 2.85@3.40; desirable veal
ers 10.50@11.O0.
Sheep: receipts $500; mostly di-
rect Compared with a week ago:
Fat and feeder lambs 10 to Is
cents lower; fat sheep, Is to SO
cents higher; extreme top fat ma
tives 14.75; fat westerns 1850; fed
western lambs and yearlings, COM
| paratively more numerous; choice
fed westerns 1850; best shorn
lambs 1855: top fed yearlings
1900; closing top natives 1856 to
city butchers, 14.40 to packers; bull
14.00@14.25; culls generally 1000
@10.50; heavy fat ewes, largely
4.50@5.5O; handy weight kind up.
ward to IT'S.
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bY sTUAM T. WEsT.

wall Street, New York, Oct. z8.-
Al Of the markets were dull today.
the better tone exhibited In the
Investment bond list and the check
given to the downward movement
In United States government issues
was OF some consequence. Aaberty
bonds and the new treasury 4As
went somewhat lower ut the start.
bot substantially recovered-the
first signs Of real recovery which
they have had all week. The evil
dence Of ut least partial revival IN
the investment demand had no par
ticular effect upon the stock mar
ket Of today. which was still main
" interested in the question OF
whether or not the readjustment
called for by recent speculative ex-
cesses had been completed.
No very definite answer was CIV
en- to this question in the two
hours trading. At the start prices
continued the rally which had set
In Friday afternoon. But buying
orders refused to follow up the
rise. Midway through the session
the market became quite dull, then
In the final hour slipped of all
around.
In the commodity markets there
was the same narrow and uncer-
tain movement as in stocks.
The foreign exchanges showed
no disposition to continue their re-
covery, but we're steady, with the
exception of francs, which sold OIL.
There was very little feature in
the stock exchange dealings even
in the operations in individual
stocks. Studebaker. Bildwin Loco
motive, American Can and other &C
tive favorites all opened higher
but later more than lost the gain
The optimistic view OF steel trade
conditions expressed by Chairman
Gary at the meeting of the Steel
institute found very little reflection
in the steel shares, although Wal
street saw in the address additional
reason for the opinion that the re-
cent downward turn in stocks die
not foreshadow any unfavorablt
change in the business outlook.
Special weakness in Allied Chem
icals appeared to be belated show
Of disappointment that the talk o
higher dividends had not beer
borne out.
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deaths.
I'm Aemoriam.
sCards OF Thanks.
@F0neral Directors.
b-FunerAl Flowers.
6-Cemetery Lots. AouunaotA
7-Lodge Notices.
s-Comlng Events.
S-fersonals
lo-I-ost and Found.
AUYOMOBuEA
A-AutomobiAe Agencies,
11-AusomoDnes 1or Sale.
42-Auto trucks for sale.
A3-AutO Accessorles-fAStA
A4-Garase-Autos tcr Hisu.
1o-Aotorcycles and bicycles
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
o-ke3Alrlng-Service Stations.
BUSINESS enRvICk
18-Busineos Service Offered.
l3-buiiding-ConIrac
2o-C.eAnlng. UyCIng. keoovsttng.
ll-Vreseis AAing-Aillinery.
.2-Heatlng, Plumbing. koofng.
%S-lnsuranyc.
.4-Lauroering.
.o-Aoving. trucking. Storage
-O--t aintlnE--kAperan4.
2.-trinting-n.ngravl
2S-fTctesslonai SeEvlceA
zS-Repaartns.
oO-Iai.orlng. r--r
S1-w anIeG-BuAiness Service.
EAPLOYMENT.
SS@Help Wxntec-EemaIe.
o5--ae.p Manted-Aaie.
Sa--neip Nanted--NAls or TemaJa
Observation-Disclosures
St-sisusuons Wanled-kenAN
st7SAuSta0As Manted-AAls.
FINANCIAL
SS-Business Opportunities.
SS-Anvestmeuts, Sucks, EQnea
4O-Aoney 70 Loan.
tA-N S4.ed-lo borrov.
INSTRUCTION.
42-Corresponoehcs Courses.
aS-LocAl Aaslrucu0n Gias,es.
S4-IA uslVal, Lancing, Dramatic
4o-frivate 4nskrucuon. -
-Wanteo-AnsS1uetlpn-
LIVESTOCK.
47-Dogs. Cats. tets.
%S-Aorses, Cattle. Vehicles.
4s-Tosnuy a.aa SuppiAes.
sv-W anter-IAvessoex.
MERCHANDISE.
51-Articies tor eals.
b1A-BArter and ExcnAneo.
0Z-kuslness and O1sce hauipneak
So-bOAIs and Accessories.
s4-huA0lng Materials.
oo-tArn. and barry PRODUCTS.
So-kuel, } eed. bertlii1eEs.
s7-GOoo YhAngs % kas
oo-Aome-Aaae Things.
ov-househoio Gooda.
ou-Jeweary and Watches.
04-Aacllnery and To0ls.
63-MuAlcai lnslruRehts.
62A-kallo kampmeus.
o3-Seeos, fIsi.ts and k'lovaeA
64-Speclals At Ihe AtoE0o.
65-MeAringS Apparel.
o6-N AAte0-To buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
67-Rooms With board.
Wo-kooms Without hoar1.
! 0y-ko0ms for Aoussxeeping
| Nv acaton Plans.
| 7l-Where 70 lat.
72-Where 10 Stop IN iowa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or board.
REAL ESTATE FOB kENT.
| 74-Apartmentss AMI fats.
75-Buslness Places Tor Kent
| 76-Earms for Kent.
| 77-Houses for Kent.
| 1o-uNice anu Desk Room
| 73-Suburban tor ReLt
! SV--SuMmer Places Tor Rent.
| Sl--M an:el---Jo Rent.
! REAL. ESTATE FOE SALE
| R-Br0xsrs in hIeat Estate.
iS2-Business Properly Tor Sale.
] e3-Farms and Land for Sac
| S4-houses Tor Sale.
| S5-L0ts Tor sac.
! S6-kesort Property for Sale.
S7-Suburban for Sale.
6S-Reai Estate for Exchange.
So-M anted-keai Estate.
| AUcTI0NA
eo-Auction Sales.
01-LegA Notices.
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Peoria Livestock.

Peoria, ILL.,, Oct. 2S.-Hogs: re-
ceipts 500; Is cents lower; top
8.75; lights S.25@8.65; mediums
8.35@8.75; heavies 8.25@8.75;
packers 7.25@S.00.
Cattle: receipts 200; Is to IS
cents lower than last weeks close;
calves, steady; top 1000.
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Peoria Cash Grain.

Peoria, III, Oct. 2S.-Corn: Re-
ceipts (old) 81, new Is cars; to-
tai 779 cars; l to ~ cents lower;
No. 2 yellow new 61h@nA;
(old) 67h@6Sh; No. 3 yellow
new 50, (old)7 81; No. yellow.
(old) 68h; new 65k@66; No. z
mixed, IS.
Oats: Receipts, II cars; W.
changed; No. 2 white, 431s; Nc. :
white, 43.
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BUTTER MARKET
WEEKLY REVIEW

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-Butter markets
were firm during the last week.
The current demand kept fresh but
ter cleaned up and with production
showing further evidences Of de-
creasing prices have been easily
maintained. High prices of fancy
butter turned many buyers to low
er scores. losing prices, 81 score
butter:
New York, 48 cents.
Philadelphia, 4S cents.
Boston, AN cents.
Chicago, 46 cents.
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Grain

Chicago Cash Gram
Chicago, Oct. 2S.
WHEAT.
No. 1 red lib.
No. l dark northern 1.311s.
No. 8 yellow 66@71h.
No. 3 mixed 70A.
No. 2 yellow HOP.
No. 3 yellow 66@71k.i
No. 4 yellow 70@70h:.
No. 2 white 70h@71A.
No. 4 white 70H.
OATS.
No. 2 white 44@46A.
No. 3 white 42h@44.
No. 4 white AN.
OTHER GRAINS.
Rye: No. 2 82A.
Barley: 60@67.
Timothy seed: 5.50Q6.50.
Clover seed: 15.00@20.50.
PROVISIONS.
Pork: nominal.
Lard: 1880.
Ribs: 11.00@12.00.
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Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago, Oct. %. - Potatoes,
steady; receipts. 1T cars; total
United States shipments, 1882 cars;
Wisconsin, sacked, round whites.
S0095 cwt; bulk, No. l, 5000
cwt; Minnesota, sacked, Red river
Ohios, 90Q1.00 cwt; bulk, 75@90
cwt; Minnesota, sacked, Sandland
Ohios, R0@s0c cwt; Minnesota,
sacked, round whites. No. 1, 80090c
cvt; bulk. 700SSc cwt; North Da-
kotA. sacked. Red river Ohios, No.
1, 9001.0O cwt
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Liberty Bonds

ship himself. He will have to
adopt tractable mood and a pol
icy Of "olive branch" diplomacy to
put constructive program on the
statute books and to make the sue
cess which no doubt he wants to
make whether or not he is bitten by
the presidential bee.
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Weather Forecast

Illinois: Fair and warmer to-
night: Sunday fair In south. prob
ably rain in north portion.
Iowa: Fair tonight warmer in
extreme northeast and cooler in ex-
treme northwest portion; Sunday,
unsettled. probably rain in east por-
tion: cooler Sunday in west and
central portions.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. Oct. 2s.-Butter. IN
changed.
Eggs, unchanged: receipts 4.s7o
cases.
Poultry. alive, lower: fowls $50
20; springs Is: turkeys 49, roost-
ers II; geese IL.
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BANKS SHOW INCREASE.

New York, Oct. 28-The actual
condition Of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows they hold Isl, 17e,010 in ex-
cess Of legal requirements. This
u an increase Of ~. "a, 100 from
last week.
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Eorsssees and Mules

Horses: Good to choice drafts,
$145@17O; good eastern chunks,
$S00$115; choice southern horses,
$50@$70. Mules: Is to II hands,
$175@$250; ISL to 16.5 hands, $125
goo; IA to Is hands. $40065.'
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NATIONAL ENAMRLING.

National Enameling and Stamp
ing directors are scheduled to meet
next Tuesday in st. Louis, and the
anticipation in quarters which have
been most interested in the market
action Of the common stock in re-
cent weeks Is that something will
be done toward restoring dividends
Enameling's profits for the nine
months were approximately 81 a
share ON the common after prefer
red dividend requirements and 9TH
er charges. Something better than
50 share is expected for the full
year. The company Is doing . very
good business In finished steel
products. and ofllcials now regard
Enameling as steel concern rath-
er than as 4 maker Of enamelware.
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NOTICE

To our Classi6ed Patrons. We ars
compelled TO ciose our classified
page At IL 80 =. N. instead OF L.
NOM,
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Street Features
II sTUART p. WEST
lCopyrtght. 1881
SEARS.ROEBUCK.

The further strength today in
Sears-Roebuck common stock was
typical of the recent action of the
mail order and merchandising COM
pany shares generally and appar-
emily reflected exceptionally good
earnings which such conclusions as
Sears-Roebuck and Associated Dry
goods are making during the last
few months of the year. Sears
Roebuck, for instance, does 80 pei
cent of its gross business in the
last quarter OF the year and it is
estimated that net revenues will
show decided improvement from
September to January. Associated
Drygoods makes 60 per cent of it's
net profits in the second half Of
of year, and it is understood that
September was much better than
September, 1921, and probably the
best month in the first nine months
of 1922
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Lodge Notices Z
ANRRlCAN LEGION Post No. 200. 1sg.
ular business me&G viii b held IhA
hrSs Tuesday each Donth. Al az
servics men welcome. walter A. Roseo.
6slc. Commander: D. B. HergQuiss. Adj.
AMo0 GRoTTO-No 81. Il. .. V. r. I.
Z. StAtsd meeting held on The Hfsg
Wednesday of esch month. Visiting
prophets welcome. G. W. ThAches.
monarch. Frank L. Patterson. socro-
taEy.
3. Y. .. E.-No. ss0. Meets ths nrss
and third Mondays Of each mouth a.
Elks' club. Charles Il. 6leuer. exalted
ruler: c. N. IsAacsc0. oecretasy. Visit
Ing hrothefB always welcome. Club
rooms st Ill 18th D.
.. o. k.-Rdk Ialana Ass,s No. o6o,
YfatefnA Order OF Eagles. 2eguIse
neetings 0rs& and third Tuesday Of each
monih 1t Ra&ies' home. eth Ave. ana
2la ~. Eddie Elliott ". r.: James G.
Weight. seeEssaEy. 262o 7th Ave-. Phnas
9. A. R-Bufosd Pa 50. Msess sagu-
larry on second and fourth Friday IN.
esnoons of each Douth s3 9 O'Clock n
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drew Bladel. comDander: q. G. HiFuA
sdjutant.
Lost something! Telephone Lost and
want so0s painting doasl Read soday's
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fcstion headings
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-27
aIkANsp nEo!zkg.HERAlLR sAr1uRpAY. MAY Il. 1922.

40. NEB HEEa AEA AEE
,garded very optimistically lAn repar3-
uons d9arterssfwhere 4, u pointed
out ston1ghtssthat the German govern:
ment eptilld hardly affordsto 10 other.
wise thRnssakre4. 81 gss.SHs Ms
The bankersSwil take Advantage
,of their adjournment tpsSnext We'd
nesdAy 70 EetSin touch Nth their res
spective countries. The -Europsan
members Of Inc conltRittee .inayNfee
turnqtto their homes fdfsa day " two,
but air 9 fStthose attending the confer7
ence are expected to and out what
extent bach Of their Fssbecttvs coun-
tries Will absorb German loan so
that they Yin be ready TO report At
Wednesday'F meeting. Az 5as.4
Tqnikht It was predicted In repara-
ton circles tina. a refusal by the Ger
mans to : adhere to the repar4tiofis
commissions ultimatIm y probably
would result in al indefinite adjourn
me9t orsthe breaking, up OF the hank
'ers committee. The solution .6f the
situation was said to be bound mi
in the question whether Germany can
end her wholesale printing Of paper
marks and make drastic improve
ments In her currency. ~ 70.
M -NH ~ h
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sasGRA1N AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, May IT, Trading In
wheat was light today-and the mar
ket..was easily Influenced There was
some scattered local and commission
house buying but the locals were dis
posed to wait for something to hap
pen. The early dealing in the May
delivery were fairly liberal and main
", OF an evening up character. De-
livefies on, May contracts this morn
ing we're s1,4O0,00Os bushels and fresh
receipts Were 800 carloads After
opening easy with values showing q
loss Of y to IN. May '1.2kh to t1.26
and July 1.22N to 1.22h, the market
rallied slightly, then began to sag.
Further reports OF rain ! the cen
starting X of, to v advance,
July GA toa63, the corn market ral-
lied slightly then reacted to about the
initial figures ,F
oats opened, Unchanged to v low
err. July -38A and held close to the
starting figures. Higher quotations
for hogs gave firmness to provisions.
Wheat: Trade in May wheat later
became more liberal. Short Covering
absorbed the offerings and a fair re-
covery took place, the deferred de-
The close was unsettled with prices
ranging from LIP down, to 3-4 ad-
vaince, with May. 1924 1-2 to 1924
ga and July 1922 1-24o 1922 SIS.
Corn: Corn displayed firm tons
later on buying by local professionals
and scattered commission houses, and
the market closed about steady, with
values Ia higher to Ia lower, July
63 to 63 Is,
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WEAKLY NJ MARKET.

New York, May 27.-Prices of
stocks and bonds this week were
again largely sustained by favorable
technical conditions although dealings
in both branches OF the financial mar
tkets were more moderate and sub
to occasional setbacks. s.
Economic factors continued to
favor the constructive SIDE The ~
per cent reduction in freight rates Or
dered by the interstate commerce.
fcon1missiOn was in his line with gen-
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NOLOANS UNLESS.
ALL CONDITIONS
ARE J
Germany Must Agree T
Reparztions Ultimaturn
To Secure Foreign. Ad-
vances J

Paris. Mayr 26.-The committee Of
International bankers in session here
this evening served notice on Ger
many that farther considerations Of a
billion, dollar loan to Germany is vir-
tually out of the question: until Ger
many accepts lin full the conditions of
the dltimatum Of the r%epaEation COM
mission. which expires May, al, and
also gives adequate qua eantees that
the initiation of GermanI's currency
will be stopped Immediately. The
committee then decided ITO adjourn
until Mav't31 to'awaits the~decision of
Germany
The conclusion of the bankers was
reached at this afternoons meeting,
which was attended by Carl Berg
mann as representative of Germany,
whos imme diately telephoned the de-
cision Of the bankers to Berlin.
! In repatriation circles tonight the
view was advanced that: action Of the
financiers lrobably would result in
complete acceptance by Germany Of
Jan their CONDITIONS. it Was further
stated h a acquiescence, by Germany
in the reparaVIons comm ssion condi-
ttiops probably. would be productive of
a o of more ithan a billion dollars.
since the bankers have determined
that a large loan could be arranged
under those circaum stances. d
The financiers completed their in
quiry into the state of Germany's
finances at this afternoons session.
and it was explained that they HAD
reached a point where :Gepmany's
guarantees must be forthcoming be-
fore the committee conld discuss the
details of a loan.s the security for it
and manv other points.
The fact that international bank
ers. have been able. to see good posi-
bilities Of a loan provided Germany
subscribes to certain conditions is re-
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DULUTH.
CLOSING.

Duluth, MINI. May 27.-Closins
wheat-No. dark northern,
s1.4s 7ts@l,s4 7-s; No. 2 do, Sl.47N
a LEO 7-8; No.N 3 do $40 1850
1.57 1913; No. amber durum, $1.35A
q 1877 81; do arrive, $1.33 "a; No.
2 amber durum. $1.33 3-4@l.35 ga;
do arrive, sf.31 ga; No. l ddrum,
1929 "a; No. ? durum. .ts1.2s "a;
No, 1 mixed durum, $1.26 SAG
1888 Sd: do arrive, $1.25 ga; No. 2
mixed durum, s$1.24 3-4@1.31 ga;
do arrive. s1.23 "a; No. 1 red durum,
$1.e2 3-4. t i Z
Flaxseed-on track and arrive,
$2.71; May, san bid; July, $2.71;
September, 1857. IL bid; October,
$3.50 bid. ~
oats-.No. 3 white, track and arrive.
81 1-S@36 Is.
No. i rye, track, Sol L.; arrive,
$1.0O; arrive before May 81, $1.01 1-2.
Barley-Choice to fancy, 5000;
medium to good, 53@57; lower
Corn-No. 2 mixed, So 5-s;.No. 2
yellow. So 5-s.
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HEADS
MAY hDORSE
s. RICHARDSON
Are Said To Prefer Him To
Lemke AS supreme~cou
Candidate
eHerald spe.sal Service,

Bismarck. N. D., May 2S. Seth
Richardson, of Farg =, will be put in
the race for. supremet court judge by
the Nonpartisan Le.igue executive
committee, according to Information
in league circles here tonight.
Petitions had been circulated to
place former Attorney General Will
liam Lemke on the ticket
According to the story Q in
league circles, this was cione follow
ing a demand and refusal that the
league executive committee endorse a
third candidate for the supreme court
nomination as d substitute for Judge
Grace, who said he would not be a
candidate. "
Circulation of Lemke's petitions. it
was said, forced the league committee
to act and it decided to endorse
Seth Richardson. 't
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PRODUCE.
SUGAR

New York. May &c. - The raw
sugar market was Arm and unchang.
ed early today 1t 25-S for Cubas cost
and freight equal to 4.23 for centri-
fugal. There were sales Of 5000 ban
Of Cubas clearance this week and
$4,000 for June shipment to Z local
rehner at quoted prices. The raw
futures market was fhrin early
On commission house buying but after
showing advances Of to 8 pofnta
prices eaaed on under selling ~ trade
interests with, prices It midday / point
lower to 3spoInts . higher.
Refined futures were nominal
Sugar futures closed steady; approxi-
mate sales 1880 tons. July 2.e7:
september 2.eS3 December 2.S3;
March z.e2.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-27
LVE srOCK.

Chicago, May 27.-(U. s. Bureau Of
Markets.) 3 cattle-Receipts 500;
compared with week ago beef steers
Is to Is higher; better grades fat
she, stock 10 to 15c higher; lower
grades and Gamers and cutters 10 to
Is lower b. bulls steady to weak; veal
calves Is to. SO higher. stockers
steady to q. lower: meaty feeders
firm: weeks top beef steers 1915; two
head Of yearlings $3.50: weeks bulk
prices of beef steers $3.50 q S.65
y%earlings; stockers $685. to 7.5O;
meaty feeders $S.00@S.40; fat she
stock IS. q 1875; Gamers and cut
tiers $S.70@4.65; veal calves $9.0O@
$40.
Hogs-Receipts $500; opened 10
to Is higher; general market mostly
10 higher~than Fridays average;
closed weak with most Of early add
vance lost; top $11.OO; early; bulk
$1o.45 @10.s0; holdover light; pigs
about steady; medium weight $1,000
@1o.90;. lightweight $10.S5@ 1895;
light $1o.25 @1o.So: packing sows
smooth $s.5O@1o.0o; packing sows
rough $s.25@s.so; killing pigs 1926
sheep-Receipts 5000: steady; good
handy best Mexican shorn% lambs
31.35i compared with week ago more
desirable fat lambs and yearlings 75c
to II higher; others and sheep steady
to SO higher; weeks bulk prices
spring lambs STATS to SIS; feed
lambs $l2.25@13.50; yearlings 3 100
@1o.35; wethers $1,000 1850; ewes
$s:o0@7.00; new crop feeding lambs
$l2,25612.75. ~ 49,