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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11
PIGEON RACE BEGINS
119 HOmers Released For Jaunt Of
 1900 Miles

TAMPA, Fla, July 10.-A flock of 119 homing pigeons, sent here recently, were released this morning for 1900 mile race to Brooklyn, N. Y. They are expected to arrive late this afternoon or tomorrow. The flight was conducted by the Brooklyn coneourse of homing pigeon clubs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11
WALL STREET BRIEFS

The Texas company has met the re- duction of 25c a barrel in crude oil on the gulf coast made bya Humble OiE' also the cut of i6e to 25c by Standard oil of Louisiana In northern Louisiana and southern Arkansas and has re- duced Mexia. Currie and Powell 26c a barrel.
 The daily average gross crude oil production of the United States for the week ended July 5 decreased 7,30O barrels, totallng 1,96s,550, according to the weekly summary of the American Petroleum institute. The daily average production east of the. Rocky Noun tains was 1,S49;e50 barrels, decrease of 100 barrels. California production was 61s,5O0 barrels, decrease of 7,2O0 barrels.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11

EVERY WOMAN is interested in The WOman's Realm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11

all crops have good color. with the best tap root imaginable, and. furthermore, all fields are as clean as gardens. As the situation appears to us, 1t is a weather market, and if you can fore tell the weather you can foretell the market. Advise caution in selling as the outlook Is still unfavorable in the eastern states.-H. and B. Beer to J.. F. Willingham 6 Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11

SPOT COTTON NEW YORK, July 10.-Cotton, spot quiet; middling, 3O.25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11

NEW ORLEANS, July 1o.-Cotton started the day with an advance of nearly a dollar a bale, but met free selling almost from the start and grad ually gave way. There were some fair sized rallies when early sellers tried to cash their profits, but values eased again as soon as they got filled up. The early advance was due to good cables and private reports of further unneeded rains in Georgia and North Carolina. On the other hand, tempera- lures in the west are beginning to rise again and point to the probability of the beginning of another long hot wave. We believe the time is rapidly ap- preaching when there will be a con siderable change in speculative sentI- ment. These dips, therefore, it appears to us, furnish good buying opportuni- ties, especially as the market is already oversold and in a condition to respond quickly to any unfavorable weather de- veIopment.-Fenner & Beane to Kahn & Virgin. l+.N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11
OLDEST VETERAN |
 COMMANDER DIES
General Pierce Rose From Cap taincy To Command In Civil Wal

GRAN DRAPIDS, Mich., July 1o' Gen Byron Pierce, 95, twice com mander of the Michigan grand army oi the republic and said to have been the highest living commanding officer oi the Civil war, died today. He entered the war as captain in the third Michi gan infantry and rose to a brigadiel general, being mustered out as a brevei major general.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11

Alabama sMs. is5s .................... s1 AisBs@s sBs% HishWsS iIs .:.....:.......s go City of Birmingham. 4.sO to. 5.lo pct. basis. Jefferson County. AIS to s pct. basis.
 Jefferson County Warrants S.25 to 575 ret.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11
BANK SHOCKS
ASSURANCE STOCKS

Ala National Life tpar lOl ............. IS Protective Life (psr 10l ...,............. lS 2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11

STEEL MARKET NEW YORK, July 10.-SteeI prices were unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-11

CINCINNATI, July 1o-Hogs: Re- ceipts, $500. Active and steady; medi- um, $7@7.50.
 Cattle: Receipts, HOO. Slow and steady; calves, steady.
 Sheep. Receipts, 1,50o. Strong; lambs, strong.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
WALL STREET NOTES.
Lehigh Valley $4,000. .OQ0 Bond
Issue on Market. *. -.

NEW YORK. January - An issue
of $4,000, 900 thirty-year s per cent
first mortgage gold honda OF the
Lehigh. Valley Harbor Terminal Rail-
subscription today at 95h, to- yield
$50 per cent. The bonds bear..tbe up-
conditional guarantee of the Lehigh
Valley railroad. ~.
Gold / exports from England last
Of which l.o43,s25 pounds wore con-
signed to the United Statess =,
Investment bankers profess :con-
siderable interest in the newly de.
Vised surety instrument whereby in
yestors may have the interest and
principal OF diversified bond holdings
guaranteed. A similar plan under dis
cussion some years ago was aban-
sloned, but this time 1t 10 understood
the surety companies have perfected
their plans and have begun solicfta-
tion of this form of business.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
: = ~
UNIFORM STRENGTH
IN BOND MARKET
Nearly All Liberty Issues. Advance
Fraoticnally ct Opening
Of Week.
railway LIENS STRONGER
New Offering Quickly Absorbed.
Foreign Group Quiet.
railway LIENS STRONGER
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES,

Special Dispatch TO Tho Star.
NEW YORK. January 7.-Uniform
strength characterized the bond mar
ket at the start OF the weeks trad
Ing. Not only the speculative and
but those Of investment grade shared
In the Improvement. Advances.
naturally. were not SO large In the
highly conservative bonds. but they
were sufficient to indicate that
genuine investment buying was So
ing on. Undoubtedly the, market has
been materially helped by the hold
ing back OF so many new offerings
Liberty IssueA Firm.
All the Liberty issues were firm
and most of them showed fractional
advances. High grade savings bank
railroad bonds sold at the high, Of
last week. while those Just below
part strong. AS an example OF the
latter st. Louis. Iron Mountain ;. and
Southern. River and Gulf division
IS may be taken. Those ran up 4
tions. Among the utilities the new
American Telephone and Telegraph
dobenture 51as made a new high.
Speculative buyers showed the most
interest In the fractions, Brooklyn
Manhattan Transit 6s running up
over "a to a new high. although re-
acting slightly later. All the Inter-
strong. the Refunding 5k gaining
more than point. United Railway
Investme mt SIS were also well, bought.
responding to the strength shown by
all the securities I'm this group.
Among the industrials. Virginia Car
olina Chemical as were prominent.
selling about S5..
Railroad Boncs Advance.
Tie rise in the junior railroad
bonds was more uniform, than on any
day in weeks. Generally attention In
this group has concentrated on the
issues of one or two roads. Features
we're New York, westchester and
Boston AZ Q, Baltimore and Ohio con-
Sertible 4hs, St. Louis, San Francis
co incomes, Missouri Pacific As and
ments. In railroad bonds of high
er grade Chicago and Eastern Illinois
5s had a sharp run up.
Trading In the foreign bonds was
not very active. but prices were
firm and generally higher. This was
notably so of the French issues.
where the recovery In the exchanges
may have been a factor,
Todny's New Offerings.
Prompt sale was. reported of the
$1o,o0o,000 Lehigh Valley Harbor
Terminal os offered today at a5h
to yield SIS per cent. The new mar
ket Street Railway financing, 1t was
announced, will consist of $4,000
600 in per cent first mortgage bonds
to be offered at par.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
PARIS MARKET FIRM.

PARIS. january 7.-@Pricss were Arm
on the hourss today. ..'.s.! .;5..-'; NJ.
kcentimeS,
Exoh.nge on London. IS frame. %
:, rive Per cent loan. 20 francs 10 oea.
The dollar was quoted at 10 frsncs
IS centimes:
Evening star., 1924-01-07
NEW TxoHANaE MEMBERS.

NEW YORK, January 7.--Announee-
meHt. Is made by Laurance, Twsedy.
president OF the Consolidated Stock
Exchange. that nix new members had
Successfully passed the examination
of the membership committee and
have been admitted to the exchange,
He also made public the fact that
Arthur speFo and u. p, Hubbard have
purchased seats on the stock ex-
lev & Wohi, Phi.saslphia; Tksodoss
A. EfehtNeF.. Detroit, Hpd Eueene
SteinAsld, a. NJ. 0'Hrten. Philip Silver
man and Lester RombeFg. Of New
Evening star., 1924-01-07
EvenInr.Un Contract..
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. January 7.-Cotton-
Spot. moderats business; prices. barar
ly STEADY; Eoed miadling. so;ss: fully
middling. 1924; good ordinary, l7.s%,
ordinary. 1916; sales. 1000 bales, In.
GLIDING. $500 Americans. receipts.
none; futures. closed steady. Janu-
ary. ls,7s. March. 1906 May, ls.7a;
Der. 1919. December, 1901; January
flse51, 1888
Evening star., 1924-01-07
MARKET CLOSES FIRM.
Bullish Enthusiasm pa,npened in
Late Trading.
By the .sssoc;ate Press,

BY the sassoeiated Press,
NEW. YORK. January 7,-ExceptinE
some OF the oils and tobaccos, stock
prices moved upward In today's active
session on speculative expectation. of
reduced taxes and favorable: trade and
dividend Developments, Sales approx.
mated l.25o,e0o shares.
The closing was flrm. Active SELL
ing Of. Mariand and the Pap.AMsri- y
can issues dampened bulHsn enthusi-
Rsm somewhat in the late dealings,
although several speciatties eontinu-
ed to show marked bouyancy.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
HEADS GRAIN EXCHANGE.

CHICAGO. January 7.-Frank l.,
Carey. leader In the grain trade for
many years. today was elected presi-
dent OF tn1r chicago Board of Trade.
succeeding John J. Stream. MY,
Carey had .,Hces opposttIQn. .Fra4, ,1a.
Lswfs. prrsi6eMt 81 the y. 8: Lewis n
boagdr without oppositions .
Evening star., 1924-01-07
BANK EARNINGS HIGHER,

NEW YORK, January 7.--lnterest
earnings by the banks in ls2a aver
aged close to enc s,half OF per cent
abeve the rate OF the preceding year.
This ccincided with large earnings
for the year 80 3 whole by invest,
msnt banking departments. making
the record unusually favorable.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
TopAY,s pvTTEl PRICES,

:, CHICAGO, January 7.-Bvtter, uA.
settled; creamery extras,: Et3a; stand
ards. 5si extra arstF, 5lMsss " ! fFsts,
a7ale, seconds. <ta4y,
Eggg, lower; receipts, %.sll cases,
frsts. 4sk, ordinary Arsts. S7A4oi re.
friKepator extras: asMaa7. refrs9era-
tpy tTsts, -sbAo:e. -s.,.. (.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
RATES ON BAR SILVER

LONDON Ianuarys 7.--Bar :siives,
So ll.ls pence per ounce f
Money. ] " per cent. j 80:
Discount ratss--Short bills. 2 1s.is
as LIE per cent; thrsermonth .hifls.
2-l6 per cent. t@'
NEW YORK. January 7.--Bar silver.
s<Ai Msxican dollars. 4a,s.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
$4,000, 900 OUTLAY PLANNED.

NEW ORLEANS. January fSpe~
cial).--Plaps already have been drawn
which call for the expenditure dur.
ing the coming year OF between {G,-
OO6, 600 and tl0.ooo,ooo on large COM
mereial. buildings., hotels. schools and
which totaled about slo,oo 900 in
1898, Ia expected to show an increase.
Real estate sales In the past year
here totaled $4,000, eco.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
REDIsCoUNT RATE FIRM.

NEW YORK, January 7.-Rankers
here do not anticipate any carly
change. In the; rediscount rates at the
Feoerel Reserve banks, The present
|qtetatieps,
Evening star., 1924-01-07
RATE ORDERS UPHELD.

Orders of the Interstate Commerce
Ucross. Wyo, the blanket rates on
lumber maintained to more distant
points were sustained today by the
Supreme Court in case brought by
the wyoming Railroad Company to
Evening star., 1924-01-07
COTTON. PRICES GAIN
AFTER POOR OPENING
Good Spot Demand in Southwest
Helps First Trading Il
Of Week.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. January 7.-The cot
ton market opened steady at q de-
cline Of > to cS points. owing to rela-
lively easy Liverpool cables and some
further liquidation by local traders or
commission houses. March sold of to
34.45 at the start and May to 3&.To,
but Liverpool firmed up while the
opening call here was in progress,
and prices here rallied on covering
and trade buying. March sold up to
1865 within the first half hour and
May to 34.eo. or about 10 to II points
net higher
The advance was accompanied by
southwest Private cables attributed
the early decline in Liverpool to lack
OF buying power and the unsettlins r
influence of British political condi-
tions.
EvenIng-Up Ceatracts.
NEW ORLEANS. January 7.--Poor
cables caused q drop OF IL to 81 points
In the price Of cotton In the early
trading here today, but soon after the
opening new buying entered the mar
kat on rather extensive scale and
by. the end OF the first half hour
prices wero lifted to 25 points orsr
the close Of last week. March fell
s sssss to =. s - sna SIS nS S.s e s'ss os
a7sS q pound. Some OF the buying
appeared to be due to evening-up on
the short aide because Of the holiday
here tomorrow In observance Of the
anniversary OF the battle OF New
Orleans,
Evening star., 1924-01-07
FOREIGN: EXCHANGE,
touotat.oas furnished By w. D. Hibbs d Co.
Nominal Selling checks
BY the Associated Press.

Hy Tue 4hSocIEEed FFeac. = =. = :
= NEW YORK, january z.--Fereign
exchanges irregular. 7QuotatioHs In
United States dollarse:s Great Brit
ain, denIaRd. s.2sSs cables, 4.saM
eo-day:btlis on banks. $.2SNs France,
demand, .o4s0ts; cables, ..0Ss1. Italy,
demand, .o430+ cables, .045ots., Bel
German. @ saaas aesnasa ifsS .oeoeoesoeoSSsssss Ssss
cables. .oeoeQooooQoo2s. Holland. de-
mand, .S7eS; cables. .aT66. ,Norwas,
demand. .14s7, Sweden, saSss. psn-
mark, .1717. Switzerland. 4 7s0s spain
,13s2. Greece. .02o0. =: Poland
,tooooc1S, ). czeshssloyakia. .S3s1E
Runaanja,t .op6l. Sehtsua, 5000
Brazil,. 1880 Montreal .e7 7-ss.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
-FIsHERs PRICE iNnEx,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. .jlpuary 2
(speAxi] Last week prices averaged
,lSo.a per cent OF pre-var Ieysl. The
purchasing: power OF: the dollar .was
ss's pre-wars cents. crumps index
number, 1861, irving FTsher:: Yale
economist announces.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
ll,ae3 GET EMPLOYMENT.

DETROIT, January Z .fSpeciai1. 1.--
employment In Industrial plants hers
this week shown an inlrAas% pg txaoS
aftsE the holiday and 3nyehtoxy period
dump. sEmploYn4ents totals 21l, ,2s3,: COM
pared With l7a,1s3 last year.: SO.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
LIVE POULTRY HIaHER.

CHICAGO. january S,-Roultry-
Alive. higher; fowls. fSa33: springs.
soM; rceaterS. ~; geese, Is; turksys,
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Hoak! Honk!

From the Hsekssesck nseerd.
Every year 10 isap year for the pc
dsstriHn.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
cHIoAao 1--we sTocx MARKET.

CHICAGO. January I. UNITED
States Department OF Agriculturel.--
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head: slow,
l'neyen;s medium, and: heavyweight
hutchersf about 10 higher; others, IS
to 2E higher; desirable $40 and 29o
pound Butchers. 7.6Sa7.snf $50 to 3ss
pound averages, +-5-S0a7.5o, packing
sows. e.7Baes0; slaughter pigs strong;
bulk Eeod and chutce weighty kind.
cattie--Receipts, $4,000 head: fair
" actiye: most killing classes strong
alo,oo; several loads. heavies. lo,ooa
1866. part load long yeatlinss, i1.75;
beef heifers In moro active demand ;
bulk bologna bulls. <.7Sa6.2b: bulk
veal calves to packers, li.S0aI2.oQ;
outsiders hand picking upward to
l&.Qo; stoekAFG and feeders. strong
to 25 higher. S.2Sa7,oo; lower grade
stockere downward to $50.
Sheep--Receipta. 26,000 head: fairly
active; best fat wooled lambs steady
to strong: in .betweensgrades weak to
around Is lower; sheep steady. bulk
good and choice tat lambs early 1856
al3.7S; choice fat ewes, S.25; good
ryeariings, wethers. 1f.e6.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

i Am Woolen. -.
Am WOODEN pf.-
| I'm Writ Pr pf.
| Am W Pr pftctfs)
Anaconda. a......
| Armour Of Del pf
| Assets Realism d.
| .Asso d Goods. -.
| Associated A OIL.
Atchison
/, Atchison pf. -.
! Allan Hir & AtI,
| Allan Cst Line. .
Atlantic Fruit.
! Atlantic Gulf.
| Atlantic Ref. -
Austin Nichols
| Auto Knitter.
| Auto Sales. -.
'sidwin Loco
Baldwin Loc pit.
| bairo & Ohio :.
| ,Harnesdall (A).
| Rarpesdall B).
Bayuk Bros. 81.
| eeechnut Pack.
Beth Steei.-,s...
Seth ai 71tnI, .
/ Beth Stl sss pf.
Booth Fish. ...
Br Ena Stl I'd pf,-
Bklyn Edison.
Brklyn-Man TT.
1rklr-Man T ps.
Bklyn Un Cas-.
Rruuswk Term.
| Burns Bros cal.
Burna Bros tB).
Burns Bros pf..s
Butte Copper,
Butte e Super.
Buttertck. k...-..
Caddo Oil.......
Calf Pack. ....
Calf Petrol.
calf Petrol pf.
Callahan Zinc.
|;Calumst& Aria.
Canadian Pac...
ceutrai keatn.
Cent Lsath pf..
Century Rib Mills
CeTro de Pasco.
Certain n-Teed. =.
f.Chandier Mot. :.
Cnesap & Ohio. :.
Ch, & Alton.
Chi h Alton pf.-
Chi d East Ill. :.
Chi 0rt West. =,
Chi Great W pit.
Chi Nil d st P.
Chi Nil est p pf
Chi q Nortkwn.
Chi Pneu Tool.
IChR APES pf
Chi r l q Pac.
Chi n kP 7&pt.
Chi StP N b o..
Chile Copper. -.
Chino Coppsr..'
Ciuett Peabody.
Clustt&Pby pf. /.
CocA-Cola,
Colo Fuel. -. !.
Colo q south.
Colo & South lst
Columbia Gas
columbn Carbon
Comp T4hulat.--,
Congoleum Co...
Cons Cigar.
Cons Gas Of ny.
c,ns Textile.
Cont Can......s
Continental MOI
Corn Products.
Cosden d Co.....
cructble Steel.
Cuban-Am euE,
Cuba Cane SuE.
Cuba Cane 8 pt.
Cuban pem'can.
cuban Dom pf..
cuyamsi Fruit. +.
Dawson Chen
DNore" ptss's'
Del d Hvdson...
pLaok b West.
petroit Edison.
Dome Mines. 80.
DouSMs Corpn... .
Dupont RM.,:
Dupont deh....'
Eastman Kodak
Eaten Axle 4 6p'
! Elec gtor Bat.
Emerson Brant.
'.Emsrsep@R pf. -
Endteott-I ohm. .
Erie. ....ssssss'
Erie LIST pf.....'
Erie I'd pf.,..'.
Famous Players
Famous Play pf'
TMiues &6 pf.
Fifth Ave.RW.'
Fisher Body. 20.
FISK Rubber -.
Tlsiahm1u &c.
FoundAtion Co..
Frsspegt Texas.
Gardner Motor.
Gen Asphalt....
| Gen Asphalt pr.
/ Gen Cigar. .....
Gen Electric. -.
Gen Elec spi..
Gen Motors.
| GEN Mot $50 deb
Gen Mot z %-deb'
Gen Refractostes
Gimhei Bros. -.
| Gimbal Bros pr.
| 0ota~ia corps.
| Goodrich. ......,-
| |GoodyeAFp p&.
| Cranky consol.
| Gray & Davis...
| CT NcTtheIRpks.
| Great Nor Ore.
! tGraoue-CaNeu.s
| lGpAntAAa &u0
FGuifMo & Nor. !.
fGulfM&'Eor pf
IGui& o. stesl...'
| Harblshaw Cab,
| Hartman Corp. .
| Hayes Wheel.
| Househ'd Prod.
| Houston 0u....s
I.HIdson Motors.
Hupp Neters...
! Hupp rights.
| Hydnulle Su.,'
| Illinois Central .
| Ill Cent pit { pd.
| Ind Qu& Gas. >.
| MdteheMa.
| llndtanMotoFcycls
| Indian MeaniAg
| lalana steel.
| Maptratten. ....'
Evening star., 1924-01-07
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

BALTIMORE. Nd. january Z tspe-
eiaD.-Livs pouitry--Turkeys. pound.
isaSo;: young chickens, 2eae7:, leg
horns; 2ea24; old henas .2oa27; leg
horns, .2oa2s;. old ROSTERS, t5aiS:
ducks, 2ia2s; geese. 22a2s; pigeons.
per pair. sta+oi guinea fowls. each
'36a65. -.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys. poumd.
aoss2; chickens. aeaSs. old roosters,
lsai7; ducks. esaso; geese. 2ta3e. =
Eggs. loss oil. native and: nearby
Arst, dozen, 42a43; southern, 40,
Butter-Creamery, good to fancy,
cry. 42a46; ladies, 3<as6: rolls, 2sa32
store packed. 26a27: dairy prints, :2sa
l3; procSss butter,iee. 80,
Evening star., 1924-01-07
.o7-s7v 7oz7 BONDS ;7oa.17ez1ssz'
Rsesavsd by P5ivats VIII

= :. (Dslsa srs IN Di.oeo.l >,
UNITED STATES ooNDs.
tFyacticns represent thirty seconds.
Example: 6S.S means 81 3-3A)
Evening star., 1924-01-07

/ HOURLY. oAIg1 az eTock1.,, >,
II an. 400 aoo tp.m,.... e1S 100
M,.....el6 00o ep.u.,.,,l o4T 800
Evening star., 1924-01-07
: wnl Address Banlking Glass.

e.. J. MoQuadef vice president of
ture to the elementary banktn9 class
of Washington Chapter: American IN :
stitute OF Banking. tomorrow night.
The subject OF Mr. Mcouads's ad-
dress will be. The Federal Reserve
ing topic which is understood by but
dtplorable few.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

TOTAL sAhEs fpar vsivs,j =.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-20
LESH TAKES STEP
IN GARY MATTER
Notifies Supreme Court of
Chicago Ruling.

Attorney General L. S. Lesh to-
day notified State Supreme Court
that United States Circui Court Of
Appeals at Chicago had upheld con
viction in Federal Court here Of
Mayor Roswell o. Johnson and
Prosecutor Dwight NJ. Kinder OF
Gary. Ind. on liquor conspiracy
charges.
This was a step in Lesh's effort to
vacate the two Offices. Lesh has
pending in State Supreme Court a
suit to Gust Kinder. filed last year
after the conviction here. He has
notified Kinder that he should step
out and Johnson that law automa.
tically puts him out unless both take
further appeals.
The officials, with forty other de-
PENDANTS affected by the Chicago rul-
ing are comforting at Gary upon
whether they viii take the case to
United States Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-20
Other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Oct 20.-Cattle-Recc!p ts.
30 600; market. better grade yeariings and
naudyweiEhts fairly active steady heavies
and palmer grade yearlings slow. best year
lngs early Sl2.25. some held higher bulk
early sales handywelshts and year.ings 81
ny u. EeaIeFs = q ooc OIL. bulk top pack
ers. 50 q 90 bulls and stockers and feed
eTs steady, liberal offerings westerns to
feeder dealers S5.5Or7 Sheep-Recsipts
10000. market. fat lambs 10 g. zoe up;
sorting moderate. bulk desirable natives
Sl$23 "a Z. 70 outsiders paying up TO
westerns SI3 40 a - IS. best held NJ Sl4
sheep steady, fat ewes S5M6.75: aged
weathers. 500; feeding lambs strong
early sales. SI3 q 1929; short mouthed
-Receipts % 600, market. uneven 10 -
g Doc Of. largely 300 40c of top
$1,000. bulk 50 6O0 1850. heavyweight
$1,000 1920 medumweights. S1010N
/ 90. IiEhtweights SST0M 90: hight
lights. =. ;, q q 80; packing sows. smooth,
CINCINNATI. Oct 2oLCattle-Re-
ccipts. $500: market weak; shipping
steers good 10 choice. s. n . %. Calves
Market. steady. good 10 choice. Sl0.500
] /. Hogs-Recei pts. 700. market low
er; good 70 choice packers and bAtchers.
S10.5001125. Sheep-Recei pts. 300;
market. steady; good TO choice 81 n > so.
Lambs--Market, strong: good to choice.
SI3 25 a 1850
CLEVELAND. Oct. 2o-Hogs-Recoipts
300; market. 50 q SOC lower: Workers
pigs 50 roughs. 50 25 stage $3.50. Cat.
tle-Rece1pts. 1000: market slow; good
70 choice bulls. sou 6.I0: good to choice
steers. 50 a 10 good to choice heifers. 50
q u good TO choice cows so 10. fair to
good COWS. 50 9 4; common COWS 81 n -;
milchers. $50 a 70. sheep and lambs--Re-
ce;pts 3 500. market steady: top SI3 so.
top. s13.
PITTSBURGH Oct. 2o.-cattle-Re-
ceipts l0j loads: market steady choice
$50 @9.75: good. S7s5Q 40; fair
and lambs-Receipts. 10 double deckers.
market. steady: PRIME wethers. So "a
100 good S6.50m7: fair mixed. So a 9.
lambs. Sl0Nt 1875 Hogs-Receipts, so
double deckers; market slow prime
eqvy. Sll.20qIll25: medium, ,$111o@
Workers. 50 % a 8 so; pigs. 50: roughs, 50
a 9.75: stays. S5Q6.
EAST BUFFALO. Oct. 20.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000; market, active. 15Qe25c
higher; shipping steers. S85OM9 $50;
butcher grades, sra OPS heifers 81 506l
$50; COVE, 81 So q $50; bulls SO q ; 100,
feeders. s4 s5o@g go; milk cows and
l 500: market active. SOC higher; Gull to
choice S350G13 Sheep and lambs
Receipts 100; market, active. 15c high
er: choice lambs S13 1865: cull to fair
So II; yearlings, $7Q10; sheep. $50
s. Hogs-Receipts 20 900: market slow
SO ~ 40; mixed, S1115 a 1f.25: heavies
S1O.25 n II so; roughs. 50 a $50; stags
81 506 $50.
TOLEDO. Oct. 0-Hogs-Receipts
ZOO market. 20c lower: heavies, S1I.15
nj II 20: workers $1090611: good pigs
IS 5OG9. Calves-Mar steady. Sheep
and lambs-Market steady.