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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-29
WEST WARDSBORO.
Shot Bear from a Tree.

During last week Albert Robinson
noticed unmistakable traces of bear on
the hill near his home. So strong were
his suspicious that he started out with
loaded gun Saturday evening. He
half from his home and waited. In a
short time up came a bear in close
range. He fred and the game was his.
The bear weighed about LIS pounds.
The following day Il of Mr.. Robin
son S friends sat down to dinner of
delicious bear steak in his home. 9th
ers have enjoyed portions of the meat
in their own homes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-29

Umbrellas were first used in London
by person named Hanway, in 1786.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-29

You can t know a man by the com
pany he keeps if he is detective.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-10-23
BOUND TO Get
A HUSBAND
Miss Taylor Stranded Al Sails
bury After Two Spouse
Elects Leave Her.

Salisbury Nd OCT Ia N.-- Clara
Belle Taylor If laaatco about "
miles DOWN ,hc river from here was
mad, happs ~ late hour last night
At mon Station. thi- city after suffer
ing enough di-appontmcnt- 10 lay to
discourage most souug women
About 90 % clocs Barney Beauchamp
and Rolle " Hastings. two ticket
clerks. heard a faint Try from Miss Tay
Tor who declared that her near; would
be- broken il She did not marry some
body before morning
Miss Taylor then told her story in
the presence OF the chief of the rail
way police Billy Odonald Captain
of Police ". j. Gilmore. and a mum
Der Of railway employees She stated
that she had come to the station to mar
rs man named Parsons. who was com
ing from Pocomoke. but while waiting
for the train she was induced by a
stranger to marry him instead and went
to Seaford. Del but could not secure
a license there. the county seat being at
Georgetown
They returned to Salisbury and the
man left while he went up town to So
cure new suit and marriage license
He had failed To return and a. she had
been without food all das she was ycry
hungry
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-10-23
Newark

MIR. Amanda Driscoll vim has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Laura Dennis.
returned 10 her home in Wilmington.
Wednesday.
Mrs Emma Godfrey. Of Snow Hill,
and Mis-, Bertha Richards. Of Girdle
tree visited friend. here this week.
The Misses Hill. Of Snow liill. Visited
ther aunt Mr.. Gordon wilkins. lass
w"ee
Mr, Edward Guthrie ana ittlc -,u.
OF SNOW III. visited Mr. " T. Jones
la-' saturday
Mr- Cecil BoEg- ot Berlin. visited
friends here thi, week
Mr.. Holland Of 81 Martins +. .i.i.
ting her daughter Mr. .lohn Mason
Mr and Mr. Elijah Parker and chill.
drcn spent the week end with friend,
in Virginia
Mr.. Wesley Dennis. Of Phnadelphia.
came last week TO visit his parents.
MIR and Mrs Taylor Dennis
MIR HolHngsworth. ST. left Wedne-
day to visit his brother who i. yery IN
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-10-23
LibertytOWn

Mr. William Adkins and son. John, Of
Friendship. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Nicholson
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkins and
children Of Powellsyilc. and Mr. and
MR. Edward Layton. of Wllards spent
sunday At the home Of Mr and Mr.
Rides F.lh~
Mr. ana Mr. Timothy Raguc 81
Powoll-tIle spent sunday with their
daughter Mr- S'wcIi Birmingham
Mr. Sewcll Raync. Of Dc,mar. spent
& few days Of tins Ucct @i,h his bar
ont- Mr. and Mrs PARKER Rayuc
Mr. jame- SMACK ana Mr. CALVIN
Smack spent Tuesday with their cousin.
Mr. Edward Hill Of Snow Hin
Miss littlcton, Of Georgetown. +
spending tins week with her cousin.
Mrs Riley Ellis
Mr. and Mrs orlie Campbell and chiI.
dren Of Pittsvile. spent Tuesday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs Joshua
Nicholson
Mrs James Smack was called Tues.
day to the bedside of her sister. Miss
Edna Shockley. who is quite ILL.,
4 little stranger is visiting At the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Lee Bishop.
May it, Atay be long and happy
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-10-23
Deaine,. canno, Be Cured

by local applications a. They cannot
reach the diseased portion ~ the ear
There is ouly one say 20 cure deafness.
and mat Is BIZ constitutional remedies.
Deafness caused rs an inilamed cons
dition Of the mucous lining ri the
Eu,tachan Tube When this t4br Is
lnHamei you have a rumblng sound ar
imperfect hearing and when il /, en-
trely closed. Deafness * the result.
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored 70 its
normal condition. hearing viii be de-
stroyed forever. nine cases out Of ten
are caused by Catarrh. which IS nothing
but an lnAal1ei condition Of the mucous
surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness lcaused by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by Hall =
Catarrh Cure Send for circulars. free
f. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio
Sold by Druggists. Toe
Take Rails Family Pills for constips-
ton
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-10-23
Farm For Sale

The farm on the bayside. known a.
the d VI Pusey farm. containing 564
acres. about 81 acres cleared. the bal
ance in woodland Will sell with or
without the stock and farming imple-
ments. For terms apply to
NJ BARBELY.
Route l. Snow Hill. Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-10-23
Photographs

Get your Photograph work done at
Whites Studio. Snow Hill. Md All
work frstclass and up 10 date.
Whites Studio
HEARNE BLDG. SNOW HILL
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-10-23

'HE CoRDpRY COMPANY I'll II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
BIG DECREASE SHOWN


NEW YORK. Feb The statement Of
actual condition uf clearinghouse banks
uud trust companies shows that they hold
Sl3l.IGl 100 reserve la excess uf legal
requirements Thl- is drurrusr VI s..
ilgT5O from last week
The statement follows
ACTl Al CUNplTlONS.
Louu- etc. Sg.ni COLON Increase
lU51GuW
lirsrr,r I'm own vaults on SlBH 4g4 OOO /;
drrrru,c 81 GS2 OO0
Itrsrryr In federal reserve bank Sll3,.
UGG OpO increase 81 10000
Reserve I'm other drpOsitnrirs AlJ OOS -
WU Increase &lIUOOO
Nct demand deposits Sl69 iO2 900 in
urpusr fl3OJOOOO
Net time deposits ps7lOOOO urrease
N,ip 400
Circulation yolIsoOO, decrease So1.
OOO
bl NJ which 5000 7pO ono Is specie
Aggregate reserve 500 80 OOU
Excess reserve Sl3L7Bl 100 decrease s.
ll2.TO of.
summary Of state banks and trust con.
pnu!cS I'm greater New NDrk not includ
pd lu clearinghouse statement
Loans etc t5GO 642. zoo. increase sara.
SOO
Specie F441Ol4OO. Increase t5l2O
Legal tenders tlOi0i4OO. lucrru-r tlH,
200
Total deposits 1851 a5s2Oo decrease
NlN0TJUO
Ranks cash reserve in vault SlOs3a,.
OOU
Trust companies cash reserve IN vault
N3jGi OO0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY.

NEW YORK Feb q m kcnuing with
ll' recent course this week. stock mar
ket was mainly under the domination ~
foreign Influences This was demouztrat
rd IN the further dpmurnliration of the
various markets FOR foreign exchange
most OF which moved more n feyor ~
this country, but brought little relief
IN the way " gold imports
Dealings were Of limited character
and almost wholly professional. traders
taking the short side because NJ adverse
European Developments Later. however
there was considerable covering Of these
contracts and prices made general Inn
proycment Lack of general Investment
demand was = dscouraging feature. Inn
pending Interest and dividend dishursr.
ments for March eVoking little antlcIpa
tory inquiry
The action OF the grain and other com
modify market denoted concern rpspart
Ing the outcome NJ negotiations between
this government and several " the bel
llgercnt nations hut estimates now avail
able point 10 n record breaking volume OF
foreign business by this country Tor
February
Domestic trade continues spasmodirnlIv
bank clenrlngs showing marked improve
ment, At certain industrial centera. with
some hackWardness elsewhere Home n
nanclng proceeded smoothly the success,
" several recent flotRtions reflectlng N,
ease OF money at leading reserve sections
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
BANKER TALKS
BEFORE PROBE
James Speyer Says Ills Firm Made
Million and Half on One Rock Is.
land Deal

WASHINGTON. Feb. Ii James
Speyer, head Of the New York hgpk
lng house Of Speyrr aud company
mude II voluntary statement before
the Interstate commerce commission
today Of his firms dealings with the
Rock Island system during the period
Of It's history under investigation.
The firm never had occupied the po-
ston of fiscal agent for the railroad
he said, but acting Ns principal had
bought aud sold between 1904 and
1872. securities Of the Rock Island
Railway company itself of some $40
100000 face value.
The total profit ON these transac
tons for his firm, MIR Speyer said,
was Sl43SIl3 or eight teuths NJ one
per cent. Not all Of the firms trans
actions In Rock Island securities had
resulted In profit Mr. Speyor added.
saying:
u win not disclose our LOSSES since
1912 ror fear my friends win think
/ am not good banker"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
GRAIN.


CHICAGO Feb II More Of % 0ruuIly
feeling toward the bearish slide Uf wheat
was manifested today Failure " Liver
pool uuotatlsns TO reflect fully the de
cline yesterday ON this side " the Al
nutin tended TO encourage the bulls and
so also did further lowering NJ rsu
mates VI the Argentine rNpurtahlc sur
plus Active demand for spot cash de
livery had an additional strengthening
Influence on futures After opening i,g
down TO So up, prices here advanced all
around, July leading with rise % above
last night. but later rpnrtlng L..
Lively shipping inquiry from m" sea
hoard helped tu M the corn market
Resides rural offerings we're small The
opening. which varied from hHll 10 n
al lgr higher. was followed by other mod
crate gains
oats climbed with wheat aud corn. ono
" the largest houses IN the trade was
connpiruuus In the purchasing
Opinions that loug delays might be-
expected IN opening the Dnrdnnclles aud
In adjusting commercial conditions I'm
Russian stopped to large extent the
talk NJ unlimited wheat shipments flood
ing soon past ConstuutinOple The close
here was strong Ht Nv tu ~ net advance
Reports NJ ruius in the west aud south
west served 10 diminish receipts und
to Increase feeding IN uprop later clos.
ing prices were strong 2aU24 io -'sr
net higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
MILLIONS INCREASE


WASHINGTON. Feb Bills discount
ed aud loans made by federal reserve
banks have increased about 81. .OOO. .OOC
during the last week. according 10 the
statement uf conditions February H. In
sued today boy ihr federal reserve bOurd
The statement shows.
RESOURCES.
Gold coin aud certificates SIS 900 mn
Legal tender notes, silver certificates
aud subsidiary coin tggOsi. .UOU
Total Xtiipil OOO
Hllls discounted and loans.
Maturillcs within thirty days f5.GjG
OOO
Moturltles within sixty days t7IO9
OOO
other S5IlOOO
Total 50 ijg DOO
Investments flT.llI.OOO
Due from federal reserve banks
lirms I'm transit XS0SS 900
All other resources 81 TG6 OOO
Total resources 1881 .7I3OO
LIABILITIES:
Capital Nnid lu I3G O6g 600
Reserve deposits FO 3lN 900
Federal reserve notes In uirulAtion.
lNrt amount tl35S.OO
Total liabilities Xl2l $4,000
Gold reserve against net liabilities
$50 per cent
Cash reserve against net liabilities
W, per oent
Cash Reserve against liabilities after srt
ting aside 10 per cent gold reserve against
net amount NJ federal reserve NOTE. in
circulation HI1 per cent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27

according fu tnr weekly report "
Rradstrrrl- fundamental factors con.
tinuc to mend nul ror the time being
the nrrru-iu. wr NJ Industrial opcr-
'atiw- -r"mr 'n loom larger than does
I |distrlhutiNr tgdu witch mnuifrsts
SOME IurumIty hW with rctrogrcs.
sion bon unr part uf the country offset
|hy progression lu other sections The
! ,pcrdu- up prurr-, In industrial pur-
suits i- uol marked. non docs II cover
Iu multitude OF lines but It Is NJ the
sirudN cumulative type. with ten
druny tu reach wut aud embrace one
industry after another
Though the hruud movement Is fay-
uwh.n there Rrr number Of indus
rrie, which stlll lag. the coal, lumber
aud liquor trades being conspicuous In
This respect ON the other hand tex
tile and woolru mills, shiphullding
yards aud plants making up war or
drrs are busy while operation In the
automobile industry as well NJ I'm the
finished steel trade are increasing
The railroads are preparing to take ON
more men. and 0ll In all the week has
witnessed further diminution In the
numbers of unemployed
Country trade * held mp by poor
roads or preparations for spring plant
Ing. and In parts Of the country wet
ur inrlempnt weather detcrs distrihu-
tlon NJ general commodities, hut fav-
urnhly affects distribution " rubber
goods Some " the leading markets
have been favored boy the presence Of
visiting huyrr, and al such Centcrs
trade has held the gains recently re-.
ported aud with the arrival NJ addi-
tlonnl buyers next week reports may
be expected tu reflect Improvement
I'm house trade
The situation this season * bOl
stored b, the fact that the cereal agri
cultural communities are prosperous
owing 10 high prices, whereas In the
~ the southwest suffered from crop
/ LOSSES uf the preceding summer Win
/ Iter.Whrnt crop conditions are excel.
lent SNOW covering aud rain having
provided the plant with ample moist
ure and extensive preparations are
being made for Increased areas to 20
| into fuud crops
/ Export trade In wheat continues
very heavy, the oyerScn movement ~
cotton ls fairly good, aud because Of
this and frecr shipments, the south
appears tO be- more confident M to
the future, although trade remains
| slow
/ Railway traffic In the west " quite
heavy, earnings tend to increase. and
eastern roads are expecting increased
profits from recently authorized rate
increases, though the resumed reports
of idle cNrs show n larger number than
year ugO unOcCupied.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
Doughnuts with Kafireom Meal

Two cupfuls Of milk, one and one
half cupfuls, Kaflrcon meal one and
one fourth cupfuls Of wheat flour, one
fourth cup butter, three-fourth cup
sugar, two eggs, one teaspoon each OF
salt and cinnamon, two teaspoons
baking powder. Heat the milk, Kaflr.
corn, and salt for one.half hour or
longer In double boiler; add the
sugar and butter and cool, sift the
flour, cinnamon and baking powder
together and add TO the cooled mush
Add the eggs well beaten and proceed
as with other doughnuts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
FOILS BANK ROBBERS


After being prn.r officer for ,rur,
m o.sg, ,,,n,. ,.J .rl,,r. n.
P'"''' VI ruI' Il" '"' '''"N '""''N as
made 10y bank robbers. g. Is. Rogers
has Invented % safety vault which II
Installed III every bank Ia Oklahoma
WOULD lp say absolutely stop the
bank robtgTle>.
The bunk Is built with two conceal.
ed inner doors 10 the front walls,
which, after thr fobbrr has blown
the combination aud walk, In, claug
together, imprson.ug the robbcr IN
the vault. ut the same time alarming
The town by II set Of automatic bells.
The doors can only hr unlocked Dy
four concealed lo'hs thus preventing
all chances of the robbers escape In
rusc Of another roDbrr being on the
outside, he will be caught 10y the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
Had a InnE Run

Your show was the worst we have
ever had here said the manager Of
the Hicksvllle Opera House NJ he
handed the manager Of the Fly By
Night company his share of the box OF
/ flee receipts
That's queer said the manager
NJ the company "Why when we play
ed IN Chicago we had the longest run
In the history Of the city"
"Im sorry" replied the manager oi
the opera house.
Sorry about whatY demanded the
manager Of the company
Sorry the audience abandoned IN,
chase" replied the manager Of the
opera house.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
GERMAN PAPER COMPARES
WELL WITH OTHER VALUES

BERLIN Feb p Explanatory
details have been issued regarding the
liunderaths prohibition " the publ
cation Of the prices Of securities or
variations In them The order was de
signed 1t Is explained, to check mn.
wholesome speculation, and was not
due In any sense to unsatisfactory
market prices which are said to com
pare very fnvorahly with those " for
elgn paper Foreign securities quo.
tatlOns stlll may be- printed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
CoFnmeaI Serannle

One pigs head split In halves, two
cups OF cornmeal salt and sage. Cook
the pork In water until the meat can
be easily removed from the bones. Re
move the meat and cool the broth. re.
move the fat cook the corn meal in
the broth which should equal about
two quarts. Add the meat which has
been finely chopped and the seasoning
Pack In granite tins, cut into alices
and fry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27

Announcement has been made nt
The Hague that the protocal of the
anti.opIum convention " 1912. which
aims at the suppression NJ the opium
traffic and International traffic In go.
calne and other noNlous aud habit
forming drugs, has been signed by the
ministers Of The Netherlands, China.
and the United Ststes. The afflxlng
Of their signatures to the protocol by
these three diplomats puts the con
vention into immediate force for the
SignatOry countries, which comprise
approximately 475,OOOOOO inhabitants
China with an estimated population
~ S3O 600 O0O; the United states. 100
900 900 and The Netherlands and her
dependencies $4,000, 600
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27

ST LOUIS, Frb - Hog receipts
500. lower pigs and lights S5UB X.
mixed and butchers 50 BGOudsj good
heavy 81 15nNO
Cattle receipts zoo st"ndy uutiye
beef steers NUD. COWS aud heifers 500
Mg25: TcNus and Indian steers N 2jdr
Z 20. COWS and hcifers Nnd, native rnlNrs
S6U II 80
sheep receipts none. steady native
muttOns 81 IiN -, nmhs - ijHN ~
yrurllugs iJOHS 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27

kANNAN CITN. Feb y Hogs, trIeIVl7
1900. lower. bulk 81 55H6 Is, heavy W5i
d6G5. light W55m0 20. pigs 81 25m6 M
Cattle receipts 100; steady Prime fed
steers tSdS60, dressed beef steers 81 i5W
X. southern steers Sbp - COWS - 25W
G75. hrifers 81 25Gts -, -tockers tBm ~
Sheep receipts none, steady. lnuhs
s. BOuG y, ycurllngs 81 mas 2J. vrtHrrs
81 5OGT 80 ewes 81 2hMT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
SAYS ALL MUST
WORK TOGETHER
Martin Struck Keynote In Talk
to Bankers In Annual Meet
ing Of Group.
HELD OFFICERS ELECTION

! ,l,,,.,,i,... .,.,t...,.,... a..
"''''0 " ''"N''' '''"''"''''''l' '''
tween 'h' banker ana the rural rIe-
mcnt the farmer. the cutucmuu and
/ the ugrlrulturnist. f Mnrtip Jr.
I.trrrl h., i,,.,..,.. l.. .....,. ,..
'''' " N'""' ''''''''H "I p"llNers from
oklahoma Texas, Missouri and New
/ York at their meeting pt fine Lee.
IJmrEIu. botnr ,..tor,r,, .r,,rn.,.
,r,
"' g, ",'''"H ""H one VI il'' most
,.,l,. ,,'. |,'"' "iu Tue Sp'''leS
80" ~, ava '"' R''u'' p"l' ohS'u
|,,,,, n. r,, ','''' 'V"l'''"',"' u,
,,.n,, ,|, ,, w., o. '''"''"'nu,P ""''n
''.I. n' '" ",'',' '"''''s'"'i'' '"'
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.r
Nv" wv "''l''' tue
,'','',, "''' ''' ""''N'' 'o"'" '"'u
'' way ","',I !" S"'''SN N''''"u, u.
',, n' wv W ,,r @ "''''' 'S l'a'S''l'
I,, w." INV! "',u "'' ",'p'
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''"' P''''"' '"'u',''' ~
,'"'' w. '"' '"' "''' ""u "'
N.Y., Wv NUM-, ''N'N' N''' '"''"l''"'',
''',''',' ',,' ''"''N'' we" Nv '''"S' '"A
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wipe Oul uur DIVIDING Line
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
PROVISIONS.


VHlCAUO- Ich n WIicf unChUgol
Eggs lower, receipts plOA ,usrs AZ
mark. eases oinrmdcd aOn2l.. ordinary
firsts 2Or nrsts 2lc
Potatoes. higher receipts 2G cars.
Michigan aud Wisconsin red 9lmlO uu
white lbmi2
Poultry, alive higher. springs llgr.
fowls lie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
Nrw NnrL Mnrr,

NEw YORK. Feb q Closing.
Mercantile paper aisdi
sterling exchange. cHsv slvtv dnv
hills - $50, Tor rablhs SisO25 for de
muud tiTO15
HnI silver ~
Government hoNds. steady. railroad
bonds irregular
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27

HOGS Saturday hogs sold ON nick"
lower basis mn top NJ 81 70. making the
market for the week around dim" high
rr The trade ranged up aud down WIN
fairly active market Best hogs, ih'
fore part ot the week brought 81 % u7
top, with the bulk ot lh" weeks sales Of
81 2UutuU Pigs sold ut N5uj2a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
90 NrIcnn. .nnl lnIlnn

SEW ORLEANS Irb ~ Spot cotton
quiet wrh'nrd Snlrs ou the spot al5
10 orrlN" .lw Good ordinary ~ strict
good ordinary Gll. low mlddlug Gn9
strict low mddlur Ils. mlddIIug TT5.
strict mddlng q. good mlddung Vll;
strict good mlldlmg sV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
Iort worth LI,rstock

FONT WOHru Tex, Feb - Cattle
receipts $50 calves Steady b"ryrs FGu ~
Hog receipts GOO 5c lower, heavy 50 10
GtGs heavy 81 75H6S
sheep receipts none quotations Lambs
s. fuHs -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27

ST Louis Feb u Wheat No Q red
81 5OHl5lll. hard t62gl5G
Corn g. 1OHi4; . white -. May 11',
dAc.
oats Q @r. o white 51IQ5s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
LIVESTOCK.


CHICAGO. Tcb - Hogs rrrrlpis ~
OOO, bulk S6jOaGd0, light MliW0 ~.
mixed 81 75MBd7i5 heavy $GlOWb -
pigs ~ 15U6I5
Cattle receipts 200 steady native
steers t55OuO western 81 lOm7 ~, cows
and helfprs 81 GOn66 90 calves HlHlO 70
sheep receipts OOO, Sheep So ijm %
yraTlllHs s. JJMhiO, lambs " SWNAV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27

nominal molesse- TOO centrifugal IA
refined steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
Ksn,s. clg Cash Grsln

KANSAS CITY fo q Wheat 80
hard 47miAp. . red 81 i8Gti ~
Corn MIXED Gnn1Oc, white 1lmI2
nh3J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27

NEW YORK Feb Z Coffee. Rio No
I. IA. Futures steady May 50O July
l66
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27

When man says he II biased II
means That his digestive apparatus isn't
working as II should
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
LOCAL LIVESTOCK.
Tods,S Receipts

cattle ..... ......... l.N
Calves ....... ........ ........ %
Hogs .. ............. ........... 1870
CATTLE win fair receipts 10 the cat
Tie division the past week.. the trudr ud
yunrrd 40 10 500 per hundred Hrot
steers received most of this, white th,
she stuff ranged ,Gu higher than last
weeks close 4 few loads uf yholr
steers showed up. the best OF which
sales brought &I6ti.25 Fat COWS aud hrif
ers sold up to SH5Oll7, with the bulk
of the she stuff selling at S5m5I TO- stock
rrs md feeders closed on d lhu Doe high
CT basis Tor the week. with good stock
steers bringing %70rJ 20 M tops Fat bulls
sold ut 50 25m5.1i Vent calves roughl
S. T0mN 10
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