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Putnam patriot., 1922-06-09
Tuesday. cireu. Day Program


 600 a. m. (standard timel, Spark. Circus trains due 10 arrive from Vii. iimantic on the x. r., \. H. & Ii. rail road
 6.S0 a. m., unloading and removal of tents. paraphernalia, wagons, ami mals, etc. to the circus grounds. 7.S0 a. m., erecting kitchen, dining. dressing, menagerie, blacksmith and horse tents.
 500 a. m., breakfast served to the TOO circus employees.
 s.30 a. m., hoisting of mammoth white top in which main performances take place, lesson in practical eff ciency. Side show erected. l0.sO a. m., the elaborate street parade will leave Tatem's Lot Show Grounds and proceed along Grove to
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-09
MRS. BENNETT SEEKS DIVORCE
 SAYS HUSBAND WAS CRUEL

Mrs. Carrie Bennett of Dayville has instituted divorce proceedings in the court against her husband, Merrill Bennett of DayviIle. Mrs. Bennett brings her action on the grounds of intolerable cruelty.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-09

relatives and invited guests. Miss Cooley was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. After an extended wedding trip, the couple will make their home in Boston.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-09

In the hope of building up a sturdy race the government is aiding the baek-to-the-soil movement for native Hawaiians. A demonstration farm is in operation on Molokai Island.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-09
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

In the report of the speaking con- test in the Valley school last week the name of Bella Lefebvre should have appeared in place of Evelyn Mattocks, as receiving honorable mention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

A7'rHs government loans Mexican ex-
'cTnai 'Ssr's wee acaiH mos; reaction
AIRY IN" - ana TWO Ga sSss % - 'r.l!rE
net declines % 20 81. points Rr';isr
vr"1nS' were NOT apurscis aiy affected Sv
ms YEA hu's- ot exchange. hu, French
IrcTic ipas Danish = and lpo-l!rton o.
CarHfa Of 't5i showed marked hravircse
I =" t-And among rails was 'pna,
IsH' Conver'ihlcs ii.S Illinois Central
- - lt- ant underlying issues ~ thr
Erie. SssSps.!, Missouri. Kansas and
TeSa. P"o-,, and Eastern and WhceI!n :
r0d Ia x" E-'" ToEd- recording losses o.
fractions % almost points
.Natyiana on TI.s tn" rcSu!s- s ami
Warrant; - waro bette. bN %
o. 'he "of1Isrv'S sock in Tho nea- =,
,urs roial ss.cs Guar vaIuel aSEr.rat4l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
Tor, movement:

l'ort movement:
81. . ''0S"' i'o'
MISUNDERSTANDING. $40. receipt.
s>7 '''' ''o'N' 10
6.12j 'e'p's' "S=
savannah MiddlinE. 1Is: receipts. J..
S'5: sales. 49,: stock 7SIS
., r!es'on-Midd''nE. 22eo: r-ceipt,. l.
stock. IS? VI
TEXAS CITY Stock 500
Nor!olk-Middlirr. acs3: recount, G,;.
sales. 57l: stock, 5e.3S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
MANIPULATED FOR RADICAL ADVANCE
baltimore Stock. $50.

baltimore -Stoch. $50.
M3s,on- -MidI!,nr @.25. stock. 500
New Yegk-M!dJInr. 2a.:S exports. 2.is2.
Minor port.-Reccipts. :7S: stock i.727.
IN Total today.Receip,s 1851: exports
io;SoS stock. 'GO.6s!
ports. 1881
Total for season-Reccip,,. 5,cS5e5: c1-
Interior movement:
Houston-.Middiinx Sh: rccaip,. ?363,
s"utphehts 3%!: sales. sal; stuck. s3.1ss
.bfn,.pns .Mddl!nr. 2..-" t"cs.pts. .Sla
sh.p'n"h.s. s.lJ2: sg'eS lSl0. stock N n9S
M!ddllnE. sg6s; receipts. ass.
SHIPMENTS. .NJ. lies. rs: stock So so
ST isouis-Middling 800. r.ccip,s 7u.
shipments ~ stock. Il SO
Little noch-MiI,Ilyn ., a.. .t., -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
NEW YORK COTTON
MART CLOSES FIRM
lBN Associated Press. ]

\EW NDRh, June i9.--Rcport that for
"!En Summers Mere showing greater uneas-
mass over The question of raw cotton
supplies and renewal Of showers OF
rain Ia the helt led TO a very sharu
day. All months made new high records
Tor the season with tuber selling
c:T or 3 points above ,hs closing quo
the low price touched on the reaction Of
last week THAT delivery closed At 2.7o
with the general market closing firm at
The market otencd firm at an advance
81 30 points On IN" higher Liverpool
Ther" was good deal Of realizing pv
old longs which caused moderate rcac-
tons from time t" time during tho day
there was covering nv sellers OF last week
and fresh commission house buyinE on
u" scthacks. This demand proved sui.
tracts became scarce during tho mI,ldl.
90 nc afternoon when hn"inc was slim.
rnris. Tts.; and more numerous corn
plants 81 holt wH"vil. There were also
hullish reports FROM Southern spot mar
NSis On ~" advance. which extended t."
80 f"- July and c!8: for December. or
= - ~ roints above last weeks final
quotations.
tho ho,', under ,ij.,ahins rriyatr
y.h."S, received her. f-oni Llv"rp"oi re
itSh m"rk"' md foreign trade intercq's
W"re rr"diioi with hmyinE iu 10th IN"
American futures markets and til, spo,
markets. OF the South Tcicrrans Were
received h." from several points in tho
holt claiming ,ha; there MAS i, -onI in
was only restricted by poor soIec,ions
Acr"rdinr 10 Eastern haI, >po' roopic
and HAVE is said 70 bc snGuir.nr in The
South for strict low m'ddiInr.
y I-.Sf y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

Ne" YORK. Central deb. $. -.
Northern Pacific Is '........
Pm Pm, ,'2t.,Gi. Nor. io.n, e,.. ,ot,
RSTd.n. Ron ~ - 1890. s......... 90.
HS'"po', IRON ana Steel IS -.
Seaboara !, zap Fran adj. Is -. 49,.
southern Boil re- - So ~ ''..'....,... So.
southern Pacific cv Is .....,,,'''-..''' "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
NEW YoRk BONDS.

AFs-1tlr. = a.
pom'u ~ canada SIS is.G i.t
French Es rGr... -'-a =,
= ctufn O., no csur- - INK
Is iNcGow az nauu.a-h - *,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
RAINS AND PEST SEND
COTTON PRICES HIGHER

IBv Associated Prc.el
NEW ORLEANS June I, Rain. in thu
bolt, par' i"uiar'y In the Eastern ,rctton.
and increased number of cOuIpinI.
al noi we"v!l infc"t"ti"n carried tho cot.
ton market 30 new high level. ,oda -
July advancing ia SI.0s cents pound N
IN" tate trading thH market was yery
strong aud almost y q bale higher than
Continued on Fifteenth PaSe)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

SWISS Confederation :. Observation-Disclosures. ,.T7.
IN NinS. Of q. =. and SIS. 1885, 1855.
o., : "f sEazi! S. Observation-Disclosures. lC4'.
Railway anS M,sceii,nao,ss. ,hc,n1d;.:
american NE:ic Chem. las ......... g,
American S'nv't. and Ref. ;, ......... 80.
American SUGAR - .... In1',
american Tel. and To. -. rs ........ ia.
st;ar,t" 60. ,.''''''''''.''' ~
Sa.Smore and ohio cv. +'.s ........ s2A.
bethlehem Ste"i ri IS ............ 9.iy
'.'h'f'. OF georgia 80 .................. as.
Central Leather = ..............,...... ~.
Ihs'a 2"a<o AMI Ohio ~. IS .......... 81.
'h.. y ana quincy ref - ........- ".i-
'.' MI snl =. y. ~. 49, ...... rS' .
Ln. u J. ant Pa" r"f. ts............. -,
Denver md Rio Grande inp. is So4,
Gnody.'- I.-' :. 1881 ................. iNlit
In Nj E-riu" - .... .. -
Mans t''r southern ref {. ........... ST.
l3Sc"tt and Myers - .,,.. q
Lou SNl'." +ul Nash. r"f 5'.s .,....... Ini' .
Mexican Petroleum ~ In-l,
No. Kan and TsN. mr. lien .. ya,
Mls'rurl ity- gen. = ....----.- 50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
FORTHCOMING REPORT
OF OIL CO. STARTS RISE
Drive on Market Shorts Be.
licvcd Result of Ma
lured Plan.
SToCk JiMrS RAPIDLY TO II:
Rail inhor outlook Not Liked by
Traders. Who Arc IntcrrAtcd h!
strike Vote Notice Sent TO Rail-
rond Bonrd
srooh J,Mrs RAPIDLY no 49,
", u. T.. IInrnurr.


NEW YORK june 10. Mexican Pc
troleUm. Siudobaker anl,a few other
spccialiios were taken in hand today
and advanced Violently This. how
ever, hurt tho rest OF the market
Thc-c is e lsrgo short interest In
Mexican petroleum. here. at Pitts
hurcb. and elsewhere. knowing that
the Mexican petroleum annual re-
port for 19-l showing some So a
share earned for The stock was
about 20 he issued insiders in Mexi-
can petroleum made a raid on thc
uutStardinc short interest Tn
doubtcdly plans for this raid were
made ,ous before tho stock market
- a Whole started last week 10 do
cline.
Last nesk Mexican petroleum SOFA
rs low as lS3 IL The opening to-
dsy was -; sEains, SATURDAYS clos
ms OF 1884 The advance 20 Is
today Vas rapid
Wake Most Of Debt Agreement.
.: course. besides the forthco M
ing annual report. ,hos. who are on
sia%s-'rS nc advance n MEXICAN
petroleum are making the most o,
tHe st;tlemen, reached over Mericos
Indebtedness 2-on relabi. sources
i $ also learned tha;there hs, been
new poo. formed m Mexican Pc
'-"leuur on NV Mexican ~ei Do
N%ioT'ieutS. which have not as ~.
Snow- a1y sax water
y - The shorts 7 Mexican 7e
'7''euT' who tod7y showed salt
Water. 'no GuirH ~so ~ eleven points
'7.'" ~ ias' weeks advance OF
even more hoirc enough 10 max,
even INC hardss, trader who nan.
pc7ri go 10 short cry any ono
However VINO trades =, r.N.ra- ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

shtpmsnts: sSs: ..aies. 2s3: stock. 9.ssI
pnlla"-M ldd!!ng. .2,v. "si"s go
SontEomery-M!ddlin 200. sales 81
Total today-IcCeipts. 1874. shipment.
| 1856. stock 5iDSb7. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
WHEAT TRADING
LIGHT; BULGES
CATCH SHORTS
(By Consolidated Press.)

Chicago, May pa better feel
ing developed in wheat after the
noon hour. Trade was not large.
Locals were bearish and at first
they lacked the courage to cut out
short lines af ter the closing bulge
OF yesterday. but they all attempt
ed TO sell when they noticed COM
mission house selling on the
buiges. There were other commits
sion houses that bought the wheat
on the dip and just before midday,
shorts began to awaken to their
pred1cament and their attempts to
cover disclosed a paucity of offer
ings. May wheat was bought by
the leading shorts and some of the
bull houses sold on the bulges.
Crop news was conflicting but the
majority of advices were bearish.
A stronger cash situation is de-
veloping. Late yesterday millers
bought cash wheat and today they
are again in the market Also, it
was reported that 10000 bushels
Of wheat was sold to an exporter
at Is cents over July C. I. F. Mon
treal. Receipts continue heavy and
roads west of Chicago announce
"a hour schedule for grain from
Missouri river markets to Chicago.
There was very little done in
corn. A little commission house
selling was noted at the opening
which was picked up by locals.
Later cash houses were moderate
buyers. Some sections are COM
planning of unsettled weather re-
tarding planting. Crop conditions,
where growth has started, is gen
orally satisfactory. Cash demand is
slow
Oats were inclined to sympathize
with other grains. There was a lit
tie pressure early from house
with western connection. Cash
demand shows little improvement.
Provisions were quiet. Selling
of lard by a packer was a feature.
Shippers took the product
Wheat closed strong, Is to 4Ac
higher; May. 1.3S to 1874; July
1.26 to 1858; Sept, 1.2019 to IS.
Corn closed II higher to sc lower;
May 6115, July 641s; Sept, 66A to
3se. Oats were n to lie higher, May
377s, July 391s to 80; Sept. y to
Is. Pork closed unchanged, lard
212 to sc lower, and ribs unchang-
go to 1910 lower.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
HEAVY RUN OF q
HOGS SERVES Z
To CUT PRICE
(By Consolidated Press.)

(By Consolidated Press.)
L. S. Yards. Chicago. May Is
Heavy run of hogs and a stale sup
ply of nearly 1900 made the total
too large for the market and even
after the lower market on the
opening day of the present week
values were cut again today.
Lambs started to take back some
of last weeks loss and present
values show q good gain over last
weeks closing levels. Receipts
were estimated at 5000 cattle, 29.-
900 hogs, $4,000 sheep and 1000
calves.
Cattle.
Demand for cattle showed
strength after a late start. with
beef steers strong to a dime high
err Choice heavy animals sold at
800 to 9.25. with good lots at SEQ
@S.75. Shippers gave the trade
good support Cows and heifeFs
were in good demand, best cows
being quoted at 6.75@7,00, with
choice heifers up to 500. Gamers
were steady, while export demand
made bologna bulls strong to 15c
higher. Calves were steady to
strong, good yealers going at 900
@9.50.
Hogs.
While the trade was fairly active,
yet values were off dime from the
average of the day before, Choice
lights and also the best light butch
ers sold at 106O910.65 against
1875 for the top the day before.
Few rough packing hogs sold down
to 900, while good lots made $50
@9.75.
Sheep.
Lambs sold strong to 25c higher.
Best California stock went at 1926
01540, while choice natives made
15.0001525 and shorn lambs 1900
@1325 for top lots. Aged muttons
were strong, good ewes going at
700.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
Street Features
UTAH KENNECOTT.
By STUART p. WEST
tcoyps1eht. 1ezz-j

Utah Copper company directors
meet next week to act ON the divi-
dend. In view of the resumption
OF mining and the recent improve
ment in copper trade conditions.
the street is discussing the posi-
biiity Of an increase. In quarters
associated with Utah affairs II il
not absolutely denied that the rate
viii be raised. The subject is
simply treated as an uncertainty
which will not be settled in ad-
vance Of the meeting. with the
chances rather against than in Ia
yor OF such action.
Some people have been predict
Ing confidently that the Kennecott
Cn1Ie Copper merger was on the
point OF announcement. There is
no encouragement, however. from
authoritative sources, for any ex-
pectation of the sort. The deal is
under consideration
NICKEL PLATE.
New York, Chicago and st. Louis
was one of the features of the low
priced rails. This move was based
upon the very good showing which
the road has been making so far
this year. Reckoning from the re-
suits OF the firstquarter and al
lowing for seasonal variations,
Nickel Plate is earning over SIT a
share, while paying SIS. The same
banking interests which took over
Nickel Plate from the New York
Central have recently done the
same thing with Lake Erie and
Western. There has been a good
deal of buying of the Iatter's stock
on the theory that these new is
sues will make similar success of
their latest acquisition.
STANDARD OIL OF KENTUCKY.
Standard Oil of Kentucky direc-
tors are scheduled TO meet later in
the week and place stock on divi-
dend basis. In some quarters the
belief is that the dividend will be
the same as that of Standard Oil
of Indiana or 81 Par value of
Standard Oil of Kentucky was re-
Gently reduced from 500 to SIS.
COLUMBIA GAS.
The April report Of the Columbia
Gas and Electric company to be
issued Thursday at a meeting Of
the board of directors will show
marked improvement over the same
month OF 1921. 1t is expected that
the statement for the electric sub
sidiary will indicate an increase Of
around 80 percent
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago, May 23.-P o t t o e
steady; receipts 81 cars; total
United States shipments, 473 cars {;
Wisconsin, sacked, round whites,
1.400L60; Michigan, sacked, round
whites, 1.50@1.60 cwt; Idaho,
sacked russetts, 1S5 cwt; Idaho,
sacked rurals, Its cwt; Canadian
sacked whites, No. 1, LAO cwt.
New stock: steady on barrels,
weak on sacks. Florida Spaulding
Rose, double-headed barrels, No. l,
$50; South Carolina slat-barrels,
Irish CobbIers, 6.25; Alabama
sacked, Bliss Triumphs, 3.20@3-35;
Louisiana sacked Bliss Triumphs
fair quality, 800; Texas sacked
Bliss Triumphs. 3.O0@3.10.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
LiUe Stock
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, May 2s.-Cattle,. re-
ceipts, 5000; market fairly active:
beef steers, strong 10 10c higher,
top Def steers 9.25; bulk. 1850
$50; she-stock and stockers,
steady; bulls, strong to higher,
asking higher on veal calves. few
early sales, choice handy vealers
to outsiders, 10.00Q10.50,
Hogs: receipts $4,000; market,
active; mostly 10 cents lower than
Mondays average on lights and 10
to Is cents lower on medium and
heavy butchers or about steady to
5 cents lower than extreme close,
top 1866; bulk 10.15@10.65; pigs,
steady to strong; bulk good 10 to
$50 Founders, 9.50910.25; packing
sows, weak, heavy weight ESQ
pounds up 1025@10.45; medium
weight 200 to $50 pounds. 10.40@
1866; light weight $50 to 200
pounds, 1060Q10.65; light lights,
10.00@10.65; packing sows, $50
pounds up, 9.3SQ9.75; packing
sows, 200 pounds, rough, 5000
$40; killing pigs, 40 pounds, down
9.25@10.25.
Sheep: receipts 10000; mostly
Is to rs cents higher some aged
wethers and ewes, steady; early
top shorn lambs, 1925; best Texas
wethers $50; best native spring
lambs, 1925; early sales, Califor-
MIA spring lambs, 5000 1910;
choice California yearliug lambs,
1890; California ewes us.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
BY STUART p. WESt
(Copyrtght. 1ez2.J

New York, May 23.-The techni-
cal position of the cotton goods
market showed no signs of weak
ening today. Mills and agents
were rm in their demand and odd
lots that could be picked up at sec
ond hands a shade under prevail
ing quotations were few and far
between. There was an excellent
movement of both wide and mar
row print cloths and sheetings
ruled firm Activity also continued
in heavy cotton cloths for indus
trial purposes such as tire fab
RIGS and hose ducks, wide drills
and twills and betting numbers.
Converters of fine goods placed
moderate orders.
The silk market continued firm
in reflection of activity in orien-
tai centers but business still is cur
tailed by reduced production of fin
ished goods.
WOOL.
Boston, May 23.-Strength in the
local wool market was maintained
by reports from San Angelo, Texas.
of high prices paid for wool and
mohair and Texas sales. Buyers
also are becoming much more ac-
tive in Ohio, Tennessee and the
southeastern states with prices ex-
ceedingly firm. Clipping and grad
ing now is going on in Michigan
and Wisconsin with pool pools os
the middle west due to come on the
market in the next two weeks. For
eign markets are reported very
firm with good buying for Ameri-
can account.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
Bond Market
81 stuart p WEST
tCopyrishl 1871

New York, May 23.-The price
movement in the bond market today
was mixed. Low priced railway
issues continued to be the features
High grade railway mortgages and
liberty bonds were strong INDUS
trials remained irregular In tne
foreign group the declines, though
fractional, outnumbered the al
vances. The Fries were again the
leaders of the speculative oonas.
Three of the Erie issues-the prior
fours. convertible BIS and converu-
BILE D's-reached new high prices
for the year. The general As al
vanced two points and the converu-
BILE AS crossed 81. The strength Oh
the bonds on Monday and To-Day
was coincident with activity anu
better prices in Erie stocks and was
based chiefly upon improved earn
ings. New York, Ontario and
Western refunding As gained over
a point and slight advances occur,
red in the Frisco, St Paul ana
Seaboard Air Lime securities. west
Shore As and Missouri PACING ss
both went up half point or more
Cerro De. Pasco SIS were still IN
demand and got to 122 on active
trading. Other copper bonds, the
steels, and the public utility issues
with the exception of Consolidated
Gas rs were strong. American
Telephone and Telegraph 6's rose
above lis. More speculative ouy-
ing came into Atlantic Fruit 5's
while Marland Oil SIS with warrants
dropped a point.
The tax exempt Liberty 8 Y
were heaviley dealt in at the above
par and were close to their hlgnest
for 1922. The rest of the liberty
group added to their recent gains.
The most conspicuous among the
foreign external loans were the
Mexican AS and SIS which sold OH
from a fraction to two points. Thelr
decline was attributed to the I'M
settled political and financial STU
alton in Mexico and to the reports
later denied, that Mexican officials
may abandon the idea of conferrlng
with New York bankers for the
purpose of reaching an adjustment
of Mexican financial obligations.
The absence of any large offer
ings of new securities today was
coincident with hardening OF the
rates for call funds. Most OF the
fresh financing was confined 10
small municipal issues and there
were no announcements of impend-
ing important loan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
Curb Market
BY STUART P. WEST
Copyright. 1922

New York, May 23.-Trading in
the Standard Oil issues was the
overshadowing feature of the curb
market today. There was an urg-
ent demand for the opening OF busl-
ness and sharp advances with new
high records were established IN
many of these stocks. Commits
sion houses were large buyers and
some of the floor traders deserted
other groups to extend their actlvI-
ties in this department. Profit tax
ing was encountered from time TO
time, but the offerings were Well
taken. Standard Oil of Kentucky
was the leader on favorable dlVl-
dend rumors and was followed by
Standard Oil of Indiana, both get
ting to new high records. Advances
of a point or more were general,
in the remainder of the list.
Standard Oil of New York and
Vacuum were among those to make
such gains. Anglo American was
in good demand and moved upward
but some of the other lower priced
oils were irregular because of the
fact that operators who had been
active in these stocks had trans
ferred their interest to the higher
priced shares.
Sicily Oil advanced a substan-
tial fraction. Wooley Petroleum
made a new high. The company
is drilling three wells in proven
territory, two of which are expect
ed in daily. Two other wells are
being drilled in semi-wild cat ter
ritory-
The motor stocks were the lead
ers in the miscellaneous group but
displayed irregularity. Packard was
the outstanding feature, advancing
sharply on buying by the same in
terests which had bee Inactive in
the stock for several days. CONT
mental was firmer, and Durant act
ed after an early upturn. Cleveland
and Hudson were easier. Philip
Morris established another new
high but the others in this group
including Tobacco products expor:
and United Retail Candy were
quiet. Amalgamated Leather was
strong and higher.
Mining shares were active but
the price movements in most issues
were small. independence Lead
and Marsh mining were features,
both advancing to new high rec
ords. Galena was strong Magma
Copper and Mason Valley were
easier.
Pressure against Freeport
Texas rs which showed loss Of
several points at one time was a
feature of the bond market. Kenne-
colt Copper rs were in good de-
mand and advanced sharply.
All tho News-An the Time
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo, May 23.-Cat-
tie: receipts 5000; beef steers,
yearlings and stockers and feeders,
strong to Is cents higher: medium
weight steers SIS: mixed yearlings
8.S5; long yearlings 900; best Colo
radoes $50; good feeders, $50;
choice stockers 7S5; plain to good
kinds 500 to 725; calves, steady
to SOC higher; bulk, better veal
ers around $50; small lots 1000;
good and choice medium weights
8.OO@900; other classes, steady;
cows, 650@7.50; yearling heifers
S.40@S.50; Gamers and cutters,
3.000450; bulls 4,5005.50.
Hogs: receipts 10000; opened
slow, closed active to packers and
shippers around 15c lower; choice
IT'S to $50 Founders 1O.2591O-35;
top 1910; bulk 1O15010.35; sows
900; pigs, active, strong, best
1875.
Sheep: receipts 1000; killing
classes, strong to 25 cents higher;
few two-year-oId shorn Texas
wethers 7.S5; most lots 72507.50;
light ewes 60006.25; shOrn lambs
11.O0@1190: Colorado, springers
1850; natives 1875; medium Ari-
zonas 1850.
Silver.
New York, May 23.-Foreign bar
silver, 1873; Mexican dollars, .55A