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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
Sra Jrlano.

Den nppalete irife Ratioualfor-
iamlins Iamles | dublin paa 2eroag
for fsrite Gang. Den propiioriife
Sriitatsregiering bar fororonet, at
g. Weolemmer, iom er imoo Sraf-
taten % nl er / p9btet &epolt imoS
&esjerineen, ifal garanteres fulo
Sifferbeo for fin Serion paa &eiIen
til Dublin og UNDER Spboloet Der.
Scum taar De optar ieien lin 8irfiom.
beo blanbt Sprsrernes &Gffer, pil
Dc bli betragtet iom Sienoer.
Saalebes fan intet anbet eito
Spgoom binbre be @alera, Warp
gtacSDinep, @uitin Stacf, Sean
Waplan og &idaro Barton fra at
ipare So peb Napneopraabet / Sore
b~ragsialen | 2einlter Souie paa
Geroag, bpis De % elers | msoe.
80 af De galeras TiIb9neere iibOer
Il Spngiel, men be bill bli lsslaot.
faa De fan inota fine 8laole | Natio-
nalforiamIinsen, ON De iaa snifer.
Sfisnt bette 9arlament aloris
bar msot fsr, CT Ser aIlerebe fire
Gafancer, inbtraabt peb Ososfalb f.
ben galgene. Oct er @rtbur Grif.
fitb % Wi6ael Collins al @esie.
rinsspartiet % Sarrp @olano os
Gatbal grugba al De Ialeras Solf,
iGa oct gaar op | op, bpao Partiitil-
ingen angaar.
Get npe Barlamerlt beitaar at Sc
Ero-Sraftat Weblemmer, oct er
@rifiitb.G Collins Barti, og 81 anti,
Sraftat Meblemmer, oct pil iise De
&aleras 8ruppe. Wen bernpit CT
Ger II Mrbeiber-& epreientanter, Z
al g%onbepartiet, 6 llafbensige o.
A fra BET irife ~l1niperiitet euer Tri-
nitp College, % aIe oisie er / Sapsr
at Sreostraftaten meo England %
Sprettelie at Sriitater, for bpilfe
Der altiaa er operp9loenbe Slertal.
Wsoet paa 2srba3 bill fun BIZ for.
melt. Weolemmerne bill inblepere
fine Sulbmagter, Ger pil bli palgt
en- Speafer og en- B%reiioent % pebs
tot &eiolutioner / @nlebning @rif.
fitbs og Collins 800 o.i.p. Ssrit
! 8egpnoelien at n9lte l1ge bill Wa-
ifineriet fomme rigtis isanJ.
Ct Telegram fra Dublin beretter,
at Canon De 8alera, De Republican
ffe &ebelIers Ssbbine, Tiger nreset
farlig ipg ct 8rioatbils paa 9libli1s
Spoitoe. San bar 8etpnoelie /
Gegge 2linger, % &omplifationer ar,
lat inc, ioa lloiigterne ill., at ban
fan Hare BET, life err pibere Ipie.
Set beoer, at 8esierinssmpnSig-
btoerne peo, bnor ban er, men laber
bom bore ifreb. San faar Sen bcO-
ite Tleie % Smiors.
&ebelerne iorti9tter fin gagboIos-
frtg. 5orleoen Dag buffebe en Slot
al Dem op miot inoe / dublin oa
ongreb Sour Courts Sotel,, @aab.
buffet % ben tefniife 2preanItalt.
Sc bar foripnet meo Witralieier.
St9ite Gag blep Ell gfoeIins al Sri
ltatstrcpperne beifuot fra gagbolo /
@libop Street. Sropperne faffebc
fnn Ell Wanb % en- Gpinbe, iom
tegge bar beoGbnet meo H~epolpere.
enoel Eolitibaratfer nbenfpr 0it-
Tin er blet brPnot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
ollie op at fiere.

Senrp Sorb ipaar, at antaQqt a
Mutomobiler euentuelt bill noa %
til 100000. Men Bet bill oaioa
bli Spioepllnftet, flyer bar. Srcot.
r, s ,,iaioner Iltper pilbe BIZ npiten
ire 1ange iaa mango, Iom hi MI
Ear. Sorb penter, of Ser bill bIi EN-
auto for bper fire eaer fem Snbbp3.
eere. 5orboloet er MI iom 1 til 20.
Wen meo De Stormifribt, iom Der
mn eisres paa Suftnapi9ationens
Smraaoe, er BET life FELT lltpnte.
Iiet, at BasIasertraiifen bill ifiin
cher til 2uftifibene, fsr automobi.
ltrnes Intal Far naatt 30,O00,GOO.
Wterfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
GransfontinentaI
SlYpnino.

2sitnant Sames 6. 9ooIittIe :;
Soc 9ufteifaore, anfom Ssnboo Il
Sacfionpiae, Slorioa, bporfra bo ~
Nanoag ifuloe titrabe i'm 6Iuonin,
fra atlanteren til Oct title SoS
Seniisten err at giere ct Sorisa Son
OF gisre GeiIen paa timber 20 Simp.
% meo blot en- eneIte Stans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
Sang SolformorfeIie.
(Nf Sbeo. Sborbammer, Eortldnb, Ore.

(Nf Sbeo. Sborbammer, Eortldnb, Ore
Den fonrmenoe Solformsrfelie 81.
September ibsit CT af mere emo ieo,
banIig Snteresie baaoe for 2Pa oo
Spro. Sagttagelier peb Solens 80.
talformsrfelie for ire g(ar iiben bee.
bet giniteins &elatipitetsprincip fro
tpilipm Equalization til en- antage1
Seori. Seroen er be9ierlis for 8uno.
fob ON Ell @ientagelie at Den foto.
grafiife Srspe oe engelife Iitronomer
foreto9 UNDER Sormsrfelien 1915
ogiaa oenne Sang giper BET iarnmt
afgisrenoe &eiultat til pberlig Stgtte
for Giniteins Sppoteie.
S~oIformsrfelien blir ipnIig paa et
imalt Strsg fra 9arri paa gItfpiter
at Ifrifa ober oct inbiife SAB oq
Iuitralien. Eartier for SagttageIie
bill afgaa ira Imerifa, Canada, @ng,
LAMB, Spiflailb, SolLanb, Snbien oq
allItralien % bliuer itationeret pao
fslgenoe Steber:
st 8arti fra aobiafanal Sbierba.
toriet / Spo.Snbien itnoer 2eoelie al
Sireftsr Gberibeo bill iagttage Soler
ira Wtalbiserne / set inbiife SAB ON.
trent ct Silien Wil ipo fra @pmbap.
5ormprfelielien er total oper gerne
SCI. s % Z Winilter ON Wor9ener
Total Sio % parer / 4 Minuter % 8
Sefuroer.
Se engelife astronomer Sones oe
Wtelotte fra 8%reenipicb Sbieruato.
rium forlob 2iperpool ben 2Sbe S,a.
mar / Selge meb Or. @rmin Sreltno.
licb ira BotsoanL Or. Spiepb sop.
mann ira llniperiitetet / Bonn, gro.
fesior @ugl,it &opff ira Seioelberq
og Or. s. 8oute fra llniperiitetet
gatapia. Ge tpife og boGanoife
aitronomer er Ell fGles expedition
arrangeret al oct Sntermtionale
altronomiife Selitab og itettet al
tpife % bouanoite &apitaliiter. 9ette
Parti ifal iagttage 6ormsrfelien fra
Gbriitmas Sslaro, iom logger 25O
Wtil ipo ira Seitenoen al Saba. Sor.
msrfelien er total SCI. If % Al Wi.
nllter Sormiooag lofal Sio % parer
3 Wttnuter og AZ SefunOer.
Giniteins Scuri pan grspe.
SO. @. Gampeu, Sireftsr for 2ict
Sbierpatoriet paa Wolmlt Samilton.
California, er Se6er for ct Yarti,
iom iagttaser Solformsrfelien
N~Grbeoen al @aual paa NorbpeIt.
fpiten al g%uitralien. Campbell reiite
ira Gan Srancisco ben 1Sbe Srli
meo s Con Snitrumenter til Sree'
mantle, auitralier. ct anoet Sslgt
ira 2icf Sbierpatoriet unoer Seoelie
al Or. Hobert s. GrumpIer iorlof
Gan Srancisco for flere Waaneber
iioen for at iagttage Sormsrfelier
fra Sabiti. Iitronomerne anfom til
gen ben 10be April og bar inorettei
Jig for Solens Sagttagelie ira Saper
hos Ell paa Gen boenbe @merifaner
9eres Spbolo paa Eabiti iaa lGngf
ier 5ormsrfelien inotrpffer, er fol
at iotografere De Stierner, iom bliper
| SolenS NGrbeb peb Sotalformsr.
felien. Wau pil Oa ienere iammen,
ligne 5otoeraiierne meo De famine
Stierner, iom %iotograieres al gitro'
nomerne | @aQal | SolenS HPrbef
UNDER Sormsrfelie EN-.
aitronomer fra Sbierpatoriet
Yertb, aritralicrl, og ira Soronto.
Canada, bill osiaa iagttage 5ormer'
felien ira 0allal. De refer / Gel
lfab meo Oct amerifanife Varti mc>
|9ampifib ira Sreemantle til 9roome.
ct Steo meb 5000 Snobpssere 20o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
~Smaanotiier.
Saiaa Griffith pur 1nNrSet.

80 paulibeIige Ieno, iom netor
er fommet til 2onbon ira Sublin, be.
%retter, at Sriitats Wpnoigbeberne
baboe labet Irtbur @riffitbs 2ig ara.
be op og unberisge al Sagfpnbige,
og at Der fanbtes Spor al @ift
hans Srganer, telegrofcres fra Con.
Don Den Cite Sept. en- 2Gee pg to
Spgepleierifer ifal bore arreiteret
Geniuren / Dublin bar binbret 81.
terretningcr berom at iine llb.
st Telegram fra Gorf at 6te Sep.
beretter ct Sorlpbenoe ON, at baabe
Cannon DC galera % @rifine Gbil.
bers err tot tiIfange al 1ationaliiter-
ne. Sette Sorlpoenbe err bperfen BE-
frGitet ener b%enegtet. Set beber, Of
9DilberS bleb tat tilionge unber en-
Sr9fning / aenmare-S iitriftet, bpor
ban bleb baarot iaaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18TH 1908 AT
THE Posi- oFrIcK AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER TIKI ACT
OF CONGRESS- OF MARCH 5, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
apinSclisc 2rser.

gn Serbensfongres al fpinbeligc
SGacr aabnebes / Sirsbags / 8eni
/ Sfypeit5 rnber Srciioium al Or.
Gitber Sopciop fra Sem 9orf. Soer
100 fpinoclige 2Gger fra II 9anbe
TOR mebt irem. De niatigite Eager
paa Erogrammet err Sen "bpioc
Slapctraiif" o. oa bpao Scr fam gis-
res for ll~orpobelie al &c iaafaloie
%"iocial biieaIes". 9onsresien pareoc
| ire Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
Ger 9rigsifibe Iom S~frabiern.

Sra 9onbon meloes, at oct brittle
Iomirolitct | SenboIb til @aibing.
ton.Sroftaten bar gipet Srbre til at
"oumpe" Ter al SlaaoenS Sopebifi.
he. Oct or Slasfrpoicrne "2icn"
% "Srinceis &opal" o. Slasifibene
"Srion", "Wonard)", "Gonqiteror"
% Grin, alleiammeu bcremtc
Efibe / Den brifiifc SIooAr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
SubcnSuaerne.

Wu er Der after 9pbeSer noe o.
farer ON Soben5paerne, ban ! Soorn
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
Big EXPORTS LIFT
COTTON 81 A BALE
Belated Buying Follows Great
ly Increased Movement From
American Ports.

A belated buying movement on the
part of prominent bull interests and
mills lifted yesterdays cotton market
about II to 20 points over Tuesdays
final bids after it had dropped some 25
to 40 points net lower in the earlier
business. The market again gave an
excellent exhibition OF its power to rally
in face OF steady pressure from longs
and Southern interests.
One of the most important factors
contributing TO the rally was the greatly
increased export movement Of cotton
from American ports. Yesterdays total
OF 124,142 bales was by far the greatest
in a long time and brought exports for
the season TO date to 1,444,S63 bales.
compared with 1,762,93S bales to the
same time a year ago. At the present
rate this seasons total Will soon outstrip
that OF 1921
The market headed downward in early
dealings chiefly because the bear ele-
ment took advantage of a temporarily
weakened technical position. The holt
day in New Orleans sent increased
Southern sales to the local ring, (which
aided bears. Prices opened 10 to "a
points lower on the disappointing cables.
Spot business abroad also showed some
falling Off, 5000 bales changing hands.
'rhe local spot market was quoted is
points higher at 24.45 cents for middling
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
.onner Ste,
IS 1882
East Cuba sus

IL IT Va e. Ga
1st div Ss 30
5....... gSIS
E r Va a. ia
con IS 1885
2....... 9Sia
Elgin Jol r ~
IS 1yal
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
Average Bond Prices
wednesday. November /, lss..
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

The bond market was devoid of any
special feature yesterday. althoug n
transactions showed a substantial in
crease over Tuesday. Libertys changed
hands in large volume. but price
changes in that group We're Slight less
than 10 cents in most cases. At the
close United States Government obliga-
tions were irregular, several issues
showing small losses. In the foreign
government group little better de-
mand developed. French 7las and IS
were somewhat higher at times. with
the rest of the list steady in undertone.
There was further iIregularity in both
railroad and industrial bonds Con-
tnued selling of Erie obligations as
well as those of the 81. Louis-S San
Francisco Railroad. forced them to u
lower level, but some of the other rail
bonds were fractonally improved. The
traction list was eITatic. Interborough
bonds did fairly well. but Third Ave
nue. adjustment 6s and the Z per cent
certificates of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company We're under pressure.
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER
Sales

i RANGE U S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
U. s. NEEDS EUROPE
AS BIG CUSTOMER
National City Bank Declares
! Considerable Trade Slump
Would Be Serious.

This country n not independent OF
Europe. and it would be very serious
matter to have purchases from the
United States from that source decline
in considerable degree. says a monthly
bulletin issued by the National City
Bank.
Conditions in this country are favor
able to "A continuing volume OF bust
ness practically to the limit of our labor
supply and transportation facilities, ii
declares. so Ions. as foreign markets viii
take the quantities Of our products, par
ticularly farm products, that have been
moving out in the .2st year.
Continuing the circular says;
The doubts that have been expressed
about the maintenance of our exports
to Europe have been related To the
ability of Europe TO find means OF pay
ment. 1t was taken for granted that
the heavy trade balance would have
to be settled In some manner probably
TO great extent by loans or grants OF
credits OF some kind, and it was con-
sidered doubtful whether they would
be provided in this country. it Is
known now that these have been
granted in large amounts and indicate
how our exports have been maintained.
1T will not do to simply say that
Europe must have the usual quantities
OF our products. Undoubtedly they are
needed. but they will not be taken un-
less settlement can be made in some
way. The question is as pertinent now
as three years ago. how is settlement to
be made:
''We expect to see Europe buy largely
Of our grain, meats and other products
throughout this crop year, although re-
stricting purchases as much as possible.
It is important. however. for us to
realize that the situation is not normal
In the sense that our foreign Atrade is
in balance and can go on in the present
way indefinitely. The fact is that our
exports have been financed by extraor-
sinary means"
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
Municipal bids.

Sealed fids arc requested bv the city
Of Bedford. Ohio. until y. N. on
November q for Sl1t.lS1 ot its Jta pcr
cent semi-auuual paving bonds. cer-
tilted check for = per cent 20 Oh.
amount must accompany cach bid.
The city of GRAND Rapids Michigan
i4 receiving bids mtl November iS for
$4,000 various bonds \ certified
check for 3 per cont. s required.
Tho trousurcr az Orlcaus County.
New York. win receive sealed bids uu-
go noon November 1G. Tor nn issue ol
$4,000 oc 4ta per cent highway bonds
A certified check for per cont ot the
total amount is required with each bid.
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
Central Vermont halfway e..

equipment trust notes. series Il. of the
Central Vermont Railway is being Of
fered at prices to yield from 8 to $40
per cent. by Plympton, Gardiner Ss Co.
and Paine, Webber & Co. The notes
are dated May 1. 1922. and mature in
various amounts to May l. 1890. They
are direct obligation of the Central
Vermont Railway under an equipment
trust agreement between the American
Car & Foundry Company, the America
EXchansS National Bank of New York,
as trustee, and the road.
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
Adams Lex Co
ole Au 1QAg
u ~ %
Am AG Chen
I'm INi1

u. ~
Ajax Rubber
50 1886
The New York herald., 1922-11-02

Mars d GO or Birmiusham. Ala, and
the Mercantile TRUST g Deposit Go. of
Baltimore. Mi urc offering an issue
OF gS50.00o first nurtggga twenty year
per cent slnklng fund gold bonds of
thc jefferson Realty and Building Co az
"a pricc of gg and interest The bonds
arc dated November T. 1922 and due
November. l982.
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
reNns aud racinc Issue Planned.

WAs1INGroN. Nov a. Receivers of
tho Tcxas and pocft Eaiiroad were au-
thorizcd to-day hy the Interstate Conn
mercc Commission 90 assume liability
COR PAYMENT of interest and principal of
sS10.0O0 in five pcr cent equipment trust
certificates. with funds front the saic
or these ccYtificutes and from other
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
Consumers Power Redemption.

The Consumers Power Company has
called for redemption on january 1
1928. its general and refundiug bonds
series A and =. at 103la and 105 ant
interest respectively. and all serial de
bentures, series c and r.. at 101 and 10;
ard interest respectively. The tota
called is S11, 900.
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
UNITED STATES pEE-wAR BoNDs

Bid. Ask Bid. Ask,
- 80. .iO2la 103HlP = Is. '35. 02 %
Ss 90. g2 % DofC 3s '65 gs 100
E IS '36 1921 103Ml'Hw A., 'gi.4.75
es r IS. .1o2is lo35l"P As. 39.4.75 q.
l. 4s, "a g2 %
'Yieid.
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
Range o. prices
STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL,

Spot cotton: Fair business doing at %
points decline; midding 143id. Sales 5000,
American 5000. Imports 1000, none Ameri-
can. Futures We're due 10 . points higher;
they opened quiet but steady at > to points
decline and closed steady at a net decline OF
- to II points. Closing: December, 13.67d. .
January. 13.5fd.; March. 13.33d.; May,
t3.16d.; July, 12.96d.; October. 12.G4d Man
chester: Yarns steady cloths fair BUSH
ness doing. The IL o'clock bids cabled TO
Liverpool follow: December, "A 02d.; jan
uary, 237ad. March, 23.5ld.; May 23.6Td.; J;
July, 23.4id.
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.

EfCCtpVdUIt III pdyIIItIIl OF ItUIIdI Tux
on the dates OF maturity.
The New York herald., 1922-11-02
Lee. 80 90
Am SIN L ri

a-ss i~
3.......103%.
am Az Chem
1st CIV rs Is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-01
THE

The GLOWING table shows the state OF
the weather at Z q. M, July l, as observed
BY United States weather bureaus:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-01

production. We cannot hope to see
the rapidly increasing production cost
go forward without unpleasant results
later.
"A second disturbing element is the
evidences of over-production in
certain manufactured products. The
large facilities occasioned by wartime
expansion are a constant encourage
ment to over production.
"A third element is the persistent
report of labor shortage together with
the returning evil of bonuses and the
Offering of premiums"
One corporation correspondents
says:
"A few weeks ago I would not have
thought it possible that a labor short
age would be here by the middle of
the summer, but such a shortage
seems to be right in sight. If labor
demands wartime wages and if the
producer Of raw materials, the man
ufacturer, the wholesaler and the re-
taller each in turn add a margin for
their share of the work there is a
possibility of quick initiation which
will throw us out Of balance and bring
to a premature end the prosperity we
have all been striving for"
One other factor might be added.
The price of finished goods are no be-
ing advanced as easily as the price of
raw materials going into them be-
cause the public is refusing to follow
price advances. This means smaller
profits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-01
SWINE PRICES /.
HOLD STEADY;
RECEIPTSLIGHT
Trading on Local Mart Active,
With Little Meat Ship
ping.
N or HOG PRICES.
with receipts light at 1000, swtna

With receipts light at 1000, swine
prices were generally steady in trad
ing on the local live stock exchange
today.
Trading was active, and practically
all receipts had been sold at an early
hour in the forenoon.
There was an extreme top Of s11.O5
On light swine, while the bulk Of that
grade brought $11. Mixed and
mediums brought $10.S5@10.95, and
heavies $10.75 @10.86. Pigs sold at the
price Of the leads and down. roughs
at 1915 and down and stays at $3.50
and down. The bulk of the sales for
the day were made at s10.85@11.
Packers were the principal buyers
OF hogs, but shipping vas fairly
active.
Cattle values ruled steady, with re-
ceipts extremely light at 100, the
quality fair to good and spectators
the only active buyers.
Veal prices also ruled steady. Re
ceipts were light at 500, the quality
good and the shipping demand fair.
Both sheep and lamb prices were
steady. Receipts ran close to 100, The
quality was fair and the demand
good
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-01
CHICAGO CLOSE
SKqWS GRAINS
N PRICE RISE
Continued Reports of Black
Rust and Poor Crops
Responsible.
By United Press

CHICAGO, July 1.-Grain prices
were higher at the close Of the Chi
cago Board of Trade today.
Wheat led the market with short
coverings boosting prices ia 02Ac,
Continued reports of black rust and
poor thrashing returns in the South
west were the main factors in the
advances.
Oats was higher, mostly in sym
pathy with other markets. Heavy
export demand with reports of ad-
vance in the Liverpool market caused
corn prices to advance fractionally.
Provisions were higher.
July wheat opened up sc at $1.15
and closed up 2&c. September wheat
up &c at $1.16B and closed up 1Ac.
December wheat unchanged at $1.1SB
and closed up 1hc.
July corn opened up Ac al 62Ac
and closed up 1c. September corn
opened up CSC at $3.50 and closed
up sc. December corn up Nc at
66h5c and closed up &c.
July pats opened UP &c at 35hc
and closed up &c. September oats
opened up nc at $3.50 and closed
up sc. December oats opened un-
changed at 41&5c and closed UP sc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-01
OTHER LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. July 1.-Hogs-Recaipts, TO-
600; market. 10 q zoe lower; top. 1870
bulk of sales. $1,000 @10.7O; heavy weight.
1895: light weight. $1,000 1870; light
lights, S1o.25 Q10.60; heavy packing sows.
So 1890; packing sows rough. $3.50
1000; market. steady; choice and prime,
SO. go Q10.2o: medium and good. SO GS.60
common, S7Gs16; good and choice, 1878
G9,6o; common and medium, SeS5@s-75:
butcher cattle and heifers. $55o@s.6o;
cows. s487.60; bulls, S4-25 1880; can
ners, cutters. COWS and heifers. $685. "a:
Gamer steers, $4,000; veal calves, $3.50
GO; feeder steers. $685. @7.75; stockeE
ers, 1926 q 6.75. Sheep-Receipts, 1000;
market, steady; lambs. $12-25@13.50:
lambs. Gull and common. S6-5o@11.75;
y~earling wethers, $3.50 GLIB; ewes SAG
7.50; Gull &c common ewes. $1-5oG3.75.
EAST ST. LOUIS. July 1-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market, steady at yesterdays
average. Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market,
Is q csc lower; mixed and butchers, 5000
rough, $3.50 $500; light. $1,000 1900:
pigs, $500 Q10.5o; bulk. 1880 q 10. 10.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; market, steady;
ewes. s3,09@e.oo; Gamers and choppers,
$3.50 @2.50: wool lambs. $1,000 1900.
KANSAS CITY, July 1.-Hogs-Receipts
1900: market, 10 15c lower: bulk. 5000
Q1o.50; heavtes, S1o.00910-35: butchers,
$1o.304 1890; lights, S1o.4o91o-5o; pigs,
cattieEReeeipts, sooo; market. steady:
Western 7Sa %s steers. s2S,S5 Qe.45: soGthern steers,
S5.25 QS40: cows, $3.50 7.16; heifers,
3sSs5; bulls. SO o@6.S55; calves, $50
sheep--Reeeipts. nome; market. nominal;
1925; wethers. S5.S5@6.45; ewes. $3.50
Q1O.5o.
CLEVELAND. July 1-Hogs-Receipts.
I EAn- -,arIaN GInN * 1@---r 49,
$40; mixed $i1s35Q1i4o: MEDIUMS.
$11:S5 Q114o: ropghs. $50 stays, $5-55:
6st aboica SsIfPst S. 1 IS a 6la5i aoo sI0 " cs s9od
steers, Ss.66 a 40; good to choice heifers,
$6.75@7.75; good to choice cows. S4.750
mon COVE tS~ 8 S2 sH9a q $ S9BG' @ 4inisoS 4s Ssb So rs.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 500: market,
slow; top, $13, CalVes-Receiptss 800:
ceipts, 300; market. dun; shipping steers.
cows. ,S2.5o@6. Galves-Receipts, 66o:
to choice .$8aio, Sheep and lambs-Re-
ceipts. 200; market, slow SOC lower:
ii,5o; yearlinigs, S gS.5o; sheep. $soSpo.
$0S35c lower: yorkezss sII25;s pigs.
Q6.
PITTSBURGH. July 1.-CattIe-Receipts,
100; market, steady; choice, $9.5o91O:
prime. 1926 G9.75; good. $500 e; tidy
butchers. $S.50Ge.25; fair. $6.50G7.50;
common, S6G6.5o; common to good fat
COWS. S3Q6.75; common to good fat bulls.
$3.50Q6.25; heifers. seas: fresh cows
ard springers, S35 G75; veal calves. $40;
heavy and thin calves, So as. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts, 500: market, steady;
prime wether, s6.50G7: good mixed, $3.50
&c; fair mixed. $4.5005.25: culls and
commons, S1@3: lambs, $12.6o. Hogs
Receipts, 1000; market. 90 higher: prime
61145; heavy workers, S11.40 gil. 80;
light. S11.40 @160; pigs. s11.4001110:
roughs. s S@8.75; stays, IS 65.25.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-01
PRIMARY MARKETS
(By Thomson & McKinnon)

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