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Deaths

Frances Essie Jackson. so. city hospital.
acute myocarditis.
Patrick T. Manuel. so. city hospital.
pyonephrotiS.
pital acute myocarditis.
Fern Mukes. rs. city hospital tuber-
culocuS meningitis.
JesSN Montgomery. 50. 1906 DeIoss. mi
tral rekurgitation.
Jennie Richey. SO. Central Indiana hos
pltal. chronic mvocarditiS.
cinoma. os'i
Milton schackelford. So 52s West
Henry. carcinoma
Harry N, Carroll. 81. 1907 College. acute
cardiac dilatation.
Nancy Underwood. "a 26lo North Cant
tol. cerebral apoplexy.
Howard Nelson Smith. ~. city hospital.
Walter E. Bastian. 54. city hospital.
chronic myocarditis.
Oslo Roberts. mo. city hospital. hron-
Andrew J. Wolfe 81. 346 North SIM
mitt. acute dilatation of heart
Inomas McKenna. mo-. city hospital.
meningitis.
Temple. chronic myocarditis.
Nelson LLOYD. g. POLL Talbot. angina
pectoris.
Frances Hazel Rice. 43. st. yincent,s
hospital. pelvic cellultis
Margaret Ellen Nav. 4 Methodist hos
pital diphtheria.
June Karsnak. 5 mo-. 865 South Addison
acute entero colitis.
Betty Jean Sweeney. %. 2804 North New
JERSEY. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Bessie Apt. 20 Methodist hospital acute
edema lungs.
Bell Warner, So. SIS Blake. carcinoma.
Marvin Reid. Is. City hospital. aoTEic in
Huf7tctencH.
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In the Cotton Markets
fBv thomson = McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The open
ing decline came from overnight
selling orders and hedge selling, but
the ginning figures published as the
market opened probably reduced the
volume of buying orders to some ex-
tent as they were more than ex-
pected.
The south is selling some cotton
but considering the size of the crop
there is nothing hasty about the
way they are doing it. Many well
informed people think cotton is a
purchase and we along with them
to the extent that we can see no
great loss in such business and do
see possibilities of some profits. par
ticularly if the cotton is carefully
bought.
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HEAVY SELLING
DRIVES FUTURE
PRICES LOWER
Reports Show Decrease in
Winter Wheat Acreage
of Southwest.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Wheat ex-
tended its reaction of Monday as
the Board of Trade opened today
and was unevenly lower, but the
losses were restricted to fractions
at the start. The unexpected
strength at Liverpool, where a Sus-
tanned demand upheld the market,
failed to offset the weak stock mar
ket and selling pressure. Corn was
off with wheat. Oats followed the
major grains downward.
At the opening wheat was g cent
lower to Il cent higher, corn was
unchanged to Il cent lower and
oats down a cent: Provisions were
sharply lower.
Wheat Acreage Cut
Liverpool was higher than expect
ed and 7s cent to II cent up at
mid-afternoon. The disposition is
to look for a further reaction today,
but many traders are of the opinion
that good support will meet any
further decline. Locals have mostly
gone out of their long lines and are
waiting a favorable opportunity to
reinstate them. In general the SEM
timent still is bullish.
Reports from the southwest indi-
cate substantial decreases in
acreage of winter wheat and much
of western Kansas will have to be
reSeeded.
There is no pronounced desire
among traders to take an enthuSi-
aStic bullish stand on corn despite
the higher levels in prospect for
wheat and the steps being taken
to hold back new crop.(
New Crop Moving
The new crop is moving faster
than had been expected, showing
that the farmers either are salts
fed with prices or need the money.
The weather in the southwest and
Iowa has turned much colder and
several sections received good pre-
cipitation.
New buying became sufficiently
heavy in oats late Monday to give
the market a moderate upturn but
the trend still is dominated by
wheat, in the absence of any out
standing news.
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HOGS WEAKEN
ON CONTINUED
LARGE SUPPLY
Finished Steers Steady in
Cattle Market; Sheep
Sell Up.

Heavy receipts continued to DOM
mate hogs at the city yards today,
prices holding steady to 10 cents
under Mondays figures. The bulk,
$50 to $50 pounds, sold for SIS to
S5.25; early top holding al $5.25. Re
ceiptS were estimated at 10000;
holdovers were 100.
In the cattle market finished
steers were steady, other classes
tending lower. Receipts were $500.
Vealers we're unchanged at $3.50
down. Calf receipts numbered 600.
Sheep showed a stronger trend,
lambs selling up, mostly at Sc 70
$3.50. Early top was $6.75. Re-
ceipts were $500.
Chicago hog receipts we're $4,000,
including 1000 direct; holdovers,
5000. Market generally steady on
asking. Hogs weighing 210 to $50
pounds were bid IS to $5.15, while
heavy weights held up to $5.25.
Lighter weights around 100 to ITO
pounds sold at $4.75. Cattle re-
ceipts were $4,000. Calves, $500,
market steady Sheep, 1900, mar
ket unchanged.
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.BrightSpots
of Business
BY United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Hershey Choco-
late Corporation reported for the nine
W91hs ended SEPT g. o net prGb OF sS
spending period Of 1880
BosToN. Poxdrell & Alexander. Inc
sept. 80 Of s4,ss5, 754. compared with
1881, 6sS in the ike 1890 period,
PITTSBURGH-A brighter trend was
reported In steel operations in the Pitts
SurEh district last week.
CLEvELAND-A net profit of SIS $50 for
the quarter ended Sept. 80, against $40
6lB in the third quarter of 1890 was re-
ported BY the National Tile Company.
CINCINNATI-Crosl Radio Corpora
ton reported net profit for the quarter
sd Sept. 60 was Ss4, oO5. against a net
and s22S. 4o9 in the third quarter Of 1880.
NEW YoRK-Net profit Of Mullins
Manufacturing Corporation for the quar-
ter ended Sept. 80 was S17,S49, against
net loss of $50, 1923 in the third quar-
ter Of 1880. Net profit for nine months
to Sept. 30 was S1O1 ,5Ss. against a net
loss of S31. 24O in the like 1880 period.
NILES. O-The Niles plant of the Ma
honing Valley Steel Company was rolling
today after two-week shut down.
NEW YORK-Penick g. Ford, Inc, de-
clared an extra dividend of so cents a
share in addition to the regular quarterly
of Is cents.
NEW Notwithstanding an unbroken
record of increasing earnings since 1921.
International Business Machines Cor
poration reported for the first nine months
Of 1881 net earnings of S. 629. 1875, against
$5474, 426 in the like 1880 period.
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-DuIIS NytdTIIIgS t4CIuutu1-
Good and choice beefs $3.50 4.25
Cutter. common and medium 200@ 1925
CALVES AND VEALERS
Receipts, 900; market, lower.
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Bp United Press
Births

Boys
Marion and Ruth Mayo, Coleman hos
Henry and Gertrude Nef, Coleman hos
Albert and Francis South, Coleman hos
Ralph and Mary Blackford. Coleman
Fred and Helen Johnson. Coleman hos
Lawrence and Mary wilkerson. Cole
Willard and Inez Love, Coleman hos
Lee and Gladys Keene, Coleman hos
Archie and Vivian Firkins, 1914 Edge
mont.
Thurman and Helen Graves, 2174 Bluff.
Marion and Delma Priest, 1884 Cornell
Claude and Christine Mendenhall, Meth
odist hospital.
Howard and Mamie Morris. st. Vim
Aiya and Ann Thoman, st. vincent's
hospital.
Oscar and Ruth Robinson. 9os Cofey.
Virgil and Blanche Smith, 2023 oxford.
Thomas and Lula Johnson, 1905 North
California.
David and Ruth Scots, 1146 Uden.
Dwight and Rosalie Hansford, city hos
James and Esther Hecht, city hospital.
John and Laura Cameron, city hospital
Rufus and Grace Slr1 Yates, Coleman hos
pital.
Charles and Helen Lewellen, Coleman
Clyde and Mary Baird, 1905 McDougaI.
Charles and Fannie Tamler. Methodist
Floyd and Marie Ramsay. Methodist
hospital.
Daniel and Judith shattuck, Methodist
hospital.
William and Marie wemmer. Methodist
hospital.
pital.
Meyer and Rose CALM Methodist hos
PASoA.
Howard and Lula Allsup. 1881 East
Eighteenth 0'
York. ~"
Eugene and Beatrice Haskell. 1909 West.
Twenty-seventh
Tom and Ella Cowherd. $50 West Pratt.
Clyde and Christine Hines 2l3 Puryear
Belmont va
Patrick and Ethel Roberts. ss41a West
Washington
California.
James and Oslo Earle. s21 North Black
Harold and Margaret Brown. 1920 Hovey.
virgil and Esther Nutter, 1908 South
Roy and Mabel cron. city hospital.
George and Melva Title CITY hospital
pital. ivy 4'o0
Herman and Mary Weber, CITY hospital
Jesse and Minnie Canaday city hospital
James and Ellen Yeakie. city hospital
Paul and Wayne Alexander 1929 Spruce
Union. O''
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September quarter net loss $685. 77 after
charges, against net profit of S115,262 in
previous quarter and net profit of $278,070
earned S316 a share on per cent pre-
ferred stock, aaginst 81 on class and
$3.50 on class B. after preferred dividends
in like 1880 period
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Colorado Fuel & Iron September quarter
net loss $949 25f after all charges. against
net loss $3.50 061 in previous quarter and
net loss $774.793 in September 1890
quarter. Nine months net loss 81. 58S SGT.
against profit of s844 259 before federal
taxes in like 1880 period.
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Legal Notices

WE will sell at Public Auction one rTnife5
Dump Truck. Motor No. 2i2s7. Tor
storage charges. At 10 a. m Noy
1881. PEETS TIRE sHoP. 26os Mass 6,o p
We will sell at Public Auction 80
Ford. 1925 Model coupe. Motor "
l3ls20s5. for storage and repair charres
amounting 20 $50 - at 10 a. m Tuesdsv
1875 East 3Oth. 'o'iOh'
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Stocks
were hammered down / to 5 points
in the first two hours of trading
on the Exchange here today.
Bears were busy putting out new
lines in United States Steel COM
mon stock on the theory that earn
ings statement to be published after
the close today would show no earn
ings on common stock and less than
half the preferred dividend.
New short lines we're placed in
the railroad shares on the belief
any increase in freight rates would
be used to help railroad bonds and
would not be beneficial in any way
to the stocks. Railroad earnings
coming to light for September we're
down sharply. w. B. Storey, presi-
dent of Atchison, Topeka 81 Santa
Fe, said his roads September show
ing was the poorest of any month
this year, declining about 2615 per
cent from September, 1880.
Rail List Dips
Chicago Great Western Septem-
Der net dropped after fairly good
showing early in the year. Norfolk
81 Western in the first nine months
earned $1,000 a common share,
against $1647 in the corresponding
period of 1880. Baltimore e. Ohio
nine months net operating income
was sharply lower.
Union Pacific dropped s points
to LOG, new low on the present
movement. Atchison dropped to
1862, off 31A"on the statement by
its president. New York Central
lost 25s to SIS on anticipation of
sharp decline in net operating
income. Pennsylvania was ham
mered down on belief the SO annual
dividend to be acted on Wednesday
would be cut to So.
Steel Resists Pressure
United States Steel resisted pres
sure for time around the end of
the first hour and its f1rmness
helped the whole market, but when
the rails declined after initial
strength, steel followed. 1t touched
67A, off IL. Bethlehem, the divi-
dend on which is in danger, broke
to 251s, off 9s and within frac-
ton of it's bear market low.
Electric Auto-Lite dipped nearly
2 points to 28A on a poor third
quarter statement. Auburn Auto
was down more than a points and
fractional losses were noted in
motor shares generally. Case eased
IL points on a dip in the grain
market. Utilities sold off with the
general list.
Bonds worked irregularly lower
with rails weak. United States is
sues declined. German govern
ments sagged, while French issues
held strong.
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National Acme in nine months ended
Sept. 80, net loss S772, 456 after charges,
against net profit of S167,6O1 in like
1880 period. September quarter net loss
S297-72S against net loss of S2S2,S5S in
previous quarter and net loss of S1O2,-
551 in September 1880 qaurter.
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NEW YORK. oct. 27.-Hershey Choco-
late Corporation reported for the nine
months ended Sept. 30, net profit Of SIS.
4S5.Si4. against s62l5,0oT in the CORE
spending period of 1880
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Other Livestock
By United Press

by OHtCed Press
CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.-Hogs-Receints
5000; heldoyer, 800; weights, us lbs. up'
SLOW; mostly steady; spots 1Oc lower:
sslghter weights active, unevenly 100 soc
$5.25; sows about steady. $4@4.50 Cat
tle1Receipts, $50; calves, 600; steers and
heiters slow; about steady; common and
medium. S5.25@6.25; a few better finished
kind upward to $3.50; one lot of yeariings,
20; cows all grades, weak; spots Csc
lower; beef cows. $3.50@425; low cutters
bulls 81; yealers steady to weak; good and
choice. $7G8; lower grades draggy, SIS. SO
down. Sheep-Receipts. 400; lambs weak
10 25c lower; better grade eve and Wether
lambs S5.7506.25; most lower, Sc; com
mon. and medium. $4@525 skips down
ward to So; sheep steady: fat ewes, $3.50
down.
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American Republics Corporation Septem-
Der quarter net loss amounted to S1106.-
941 after charges. against net loss of
S962.26 in previous quarter and net loss
of S104.0 3l in September 1880. quarter
Nine months net loss $2,64S 424, against
net loss S57 ass
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BIZ United Preaa

TOLEDO, O., Oct. 26-Cash grain close;
s ssso d RTGes ~hsa 7eow Esd 5
Oats-No 2 white 27ia 28iac old oats.
premium. 3@4c. Rye-No. 2, 47c. Grain
521a q 53c No. l red. 1c premium. Corn
No. 2 yellow. 3718 @39Kc; No. 8 yellow,
SSSh assoc. Oats--No, white. 241a a
26Ec; No. white, 2S@25c; old oats,
premium 3D4c. Clover-Prime, SITS:
October. SITS; December So; February
$s.25. Alsyke-Cash. $3.50: December,
S7.7o; February, So. Butter-Fancy cream
cry. 34Q35c. Eggs-Current receipts, %
@32c. Hay-Timothy. per cwt.. ST.
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uke 1889 period.
quarter earned IS cents a common share,
against 50 cents in previous quarter and
20 cents in September 1880 quarter. Nine
months Sl.09 against $1.2S.
Colorado Fuel & Iron September quarter
net loss $949. 25i after all charges, against
net loss $3.50. 06l in previous quarter and
quarter. Nine months net loss si,5ss. 52T.
against profit of 1914, 259 before federal
taxes in like 1880 period.
Hershey Chocolate Corporation and az
filated companies in quarter ended Sept.
go. net profit $1,76T.iS4 after depreciation,
federal taxes. etc, against sl.sSi ;2sS IN
profit $6,465,84l against s6,2l5,oO7.
National Acme in nine months ended
Sept. 80, net loss S772, 456 after charges,
against net profit of S167,6O1 in like
1880 period. September quarter net loss
S297-72S against net loss of S2S2,S5S in
previous quarter and net loss of SIO2,-
551 in September 1880 qaurter.
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company in
September quarter net loss sI95,377 after
charges. against net profit of $i15.262 in
previous quarter and net profit of S278,07o
earned s316 share on per cent pre-
ferred stock, aaginst 50 on class A and
$3.50 on class B. after preferred dividends
in like 1880 period.
American Republics Corporation Septem-
Der quarter net loss amounted to ST. l06.
seT against aSa b Sfs o Of
Nine months net loss $2,64S, 424. against
net loss $57,4
New York cables opened in London at
391, against 1925; Paris, checks $3.50;
Amsterdam, 1925; Italy, 1880, and Berlin,
1915.
Indian Motorcycle in nine months
ended Sept so. net loss amounted to
S73,1S7 after charges, against net loss
S492.599 in like 1880 period. September
quarter net loss S44,76S, against. net
profit of $SO,205 in previous quarter and
net loss of S12S,SO6 in September, 1880,
quarter
Ohio Public Service Company in twelve
So 1913, 694 after taxes and interest, but ut
before depreciation. against SO, 1872 $50 in
previous twelve months.
Denver Tramway Corporation in nine
months ended Sept. 80 earned 80 cents a
snare on per cent preferred stock,
period.
Norfolk & Western September net in
come amounted to S2,S33, 49s, against
$S.u7,S9O in September, 1880.
World output of refined lead amounted
to los, 629 short tons in September, against
l2l.Ol0 in August and 148.506 in Septem-
Der. 1880.
Domestic crude oil output in week
ended Oct. % averaged 1880, ia barrels
oal!y. on 48,4S6 from previous week, &C
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STOCKS SLUMP
ON SELLING IN
CARRIER ISSUES
List Follows Steel Down as
Bear Pressure Hits
Mart.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for Non
aaK 1882. of 3.33. Average Of twenty
as Tails o252. OF l.8l. Average Of twenty
bonds 84.59 Of lie -
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BIZ Times Special
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, oct. 2e.-Cash grain close:
Szc No reG red 5s 57 js No. No RED b s7%
571sc; No. hard, 57@571ac; No. yellow
hard, 53Ac; No. 4, northern, 5s1ac. Corn
No. mixed, 341ac; No. 4 mixed. old,
381ac; No. l yellow. old. 1924 a 40c; No.
yellow, 3S@38Ac; No 2 yellow, old, 391a
@401@cc; No. 8 yellow, 35K @36s4c; No.
8 yellow old, 39@39Ac; No. 4 yellow, S3la
5 yellow, 33c; No. S yellow. old, Ss1ac;
No. 6 yellow, old, S71ac; No. 3 white. 36la
937c; No. white, 35@36c; No. 5 white,
2 white. 25@25Ac; No. 8 white, 24@241ac;
No, white, 23Ac. Rye-No. 2, 5012@
81 &c. Barley-40@ SEC. Timothy-$3Q 3.25
Clover-$1O.75 01425.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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kBn United Press

CLEVELAND, Oct. 7.-Butter-Extras
34c; standards, 32s4c; market, weak Eggs
EXTRAS, sic; firsts, 21c; market, steady.
Poultry-Heavy fowls. 22@24c; medium,
18@l19c; Leghorn broilers, 13@15c; ducks,
12016c; old cocks, 12014c; geese, 13c;
market, steady. Potatoes-Ohio and New
York. 45@55c bushel sack; Maine and
Idaho Russets. mostly $1.70@1.75; few
$1.80, mostly 81 100-lb. sack.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27-Hogs-Re-
direct; market uneven, slow on hogs I8G
lbs. upward, 5@10c lower than Monday
close; lighter weights. in active demand
sales Sows steady; top. $5.15; most iS0-260
lbs, $S5@5; 20; 120-160 lbs. $4;75; packing
1890; calves, receipts. 100; market tor
steers in light supply; indications around
steady on good steers and lower on other
Vealers SOC lower at SITS; una market a'ea not
established on other classes; medium bulls,
$40 down; low cutters. S1.25@1.75; most
~ 81; 80 up. Sheep-Receipts, $500; mar
ket slow; some early sales largely $6@6.25
to butchers, steady with Mondays close;
packers bidding lower; sheep unchanged
@6.50; medium. S4.50@55O; all weights,
e SG,, $S.25@4.5O; ewes, 90-15o, lbs, Ime-
oIum to choice. S1.25@2.50; all weights,
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Local Wagon Wheat
Other Livestock

City grain elevators are paying 4Sc for
No. 2 red wheat and 42c for No. 2 hard
wheat.
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Produce Markets

:, Eggs country gunl-Loss of delivered
Poultry ibuYing prices) Hens weighing
lbs. or over. Ice: under lbs. 15c; Leg
horn hens. 12c: broilers. full feathereo
S1ss lbs. and up. lac: bareback. lie: Leg
lSs b599ilerS 12G; spring chickens. 4M
cocks. .8@9c; ducks. full feathered. Sc;
geese, &c. These prices are for No ] top
quality quoted by Kingan g. Co.
Butter (wholesale)-No. l. 33034c; No.
2. 31032c.
Butterfat-30c.
EP Ssg i loaf. 2s34c o. pimsnto
horns. ice: New York limberger, soc.
By United Press
ket dull long Island GS 7Gcd$IsS per BAR
rel; New Jersey, S1.25@ 40 per basket;
Idaho, $2.15@2.50 per sack; Maine, 1880
LIS per barrel Sweet potatoes-Market,
dull jersey baskets. $150@175 southern
baskets 35050c; southern barrels. 75c@
S1.50. Flour-Market. firm; spring patents.
s4.5OG4.8O per barrel Pork-Market,
Market. easier: middle west spot. .O8I@
.0S2c per Id. Tallow-Market, quiet; spe-
cial to extra. 31s@3Ac per pound. Dressed
poultry-Market quiet: turkeys, 22@ sec;
chickens, 17@30c; broilers, 17@34c: fowls,
l0M26c; ducks, 13@15c; Long Island ducks,
l6@ 19c; Live poultryoeMarket, quiet:
12@5o S dgss l2 To9srd fowls 1S@
capons, 27@2Sc; bToilers, 2OG26c; chick,
ems, 16@23c. Cheese--Market, quiet; state
whole milk, fancy to special, 14@17c;
young Americas, fresh, 15A 015%c.
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Checker caS Manufacturing Com
psny in nine months ended Sept. 80.
earned cents . share, against SI.5e in
like 1880 period.
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'DOw-JOnes
Summary

Bangor & Aroostook September deficit
after charges $37. $40. against surplus
Sl2l so In September 1890. Nine months
sl.2l4.3s3.
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Bg Tinted Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct 27.-Hogs-
Steady to. Sc. lower; 225-30O lbs. SIS: 500
S25 lbs. $500; 200-225 lbs. $3.50; 10000
lbs; $3.50; l6o-lso lbs. S4.75: 140A16O lbs,
$3.50; 120-l40 lbs. S425 100-l20 lbs. S4:
roughs. s4.25 down: top calves. $3.50: top
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Sugar melt Of fourteen United States
refiners from Jan. l to oct. II. totaled
S3.515. 900 long tons. against 3s85 900 in
like 1890 period. Deliveries totaled $780,
600. against $685. 900 long tons.
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BIZ United Press
FIT. WAYNE. Oct. 27-Hogs. 1oc to lsc
lower; 1O0-120 lbs, $4.1O; 120-140 lbs,
$3.50; 14o-160 lbs. 81 80; l6o,1s0 lbs. s4;65;
$50 lbs. $4.95; 100000 lbs, S5.05; 300
$50 lbs. $500; roughs. 81; stays. $3.50:
calves. $3.50: lambs, $3.50.
BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, Oct 27.-Hogs- Receipts
1000; market, slow; mostly Csc lower 150-
$50 lbs, $5.25@55O; 12O-14O lbs, $5@5.25i
packing sows, $4@425. Cattie-Receipts
U.s. market. nominally steady. Calves
Receipts, 100; market, weak to soc lower
good to choice IesleTs 1872 0n
Receipts. 800; market, steady; choice
handyweight lambs, $3.50; good to choice
lambs, S5.50@6.25: good wetherS up to So
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.-Hoes-R REGENTS
75o: steady to 10c' higher; i75-24O lbs
$50; 240-S0O lbs. $40; 300 lbs. up,
$S..75; IFS lbs. down 81 so; packing sows,
ceipts. 200: steady with Mondays close;
bulk beef steers. $5.25 q CSC; medium heif--
mostly $3@3.75: calves. ESQ. steady: best
yealers. $3.50; medium. S3.50@4.50; culls,
So down. Sheep and lambs-Receipts, $50:
steady best lambs, Sc; buck lambs S.
throwouts. SO down; fat ewes. So down.
Mondays hipments-Cattle 1872; calves
$40: hogs. none: sheep. none.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-27
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CLEVELAND. Oct. -Hogs-Receipts,
der Mondays best prices: 2OO-3OO-ib
Sorts S53O@5.35: 16O-19O lbs. $5.I5. Cat
ttle-Receipts. IT'S; cows and, scattered
few common steers. S4.5005: low cutter
to medium cows, S1.50@4.50; good in
$50. .Calves-Receipts. ESQ., steady QUALITY
considered; bulk. god to choice veaIers
S9d9.50; strictly choice. $40. kind scarce:
common to medium S6.5008, culls down
ward to SIS and under Sheep-Receipts.
l,5OO: steady; nearly good to choice quail
ity. S606.25; choice, $3.50; Gull to medium
throWoutS S4M5,5O