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Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
WITH THE MirT ARTISTS.


 Gilbert Gallant will not do sny box ing for a month, as he has bad Jeff arm.
 George Chip and Buck C1oifse, whu are old rivals, have been matched 70 box in Pitts burgh February 22:~.5 ....
 George GUnther and Blink Me Closkey- had a clash in London, Eng land, the other night and Gt1nfher got the decision in twenty rounds
 The Wisconsin boxing commission CTS are going to limit free passes, to boxing shows. The slleriffs office in Milwaukee, which had f1fty~two pass es, will ger only eight hereafter.
 Frankie Burns, the 7oantasnweighj fighter of Jersey City, who has won all the fights he has fought in New Orleans in the last three months has been signed up to fight Dutch Brandt the Brooklyn bantamweight, for eight rounds in the Coliseum A.. C., of St Lewis, on February z5.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20

Arthur Howe, former Yale captain. who is now at the Union Theological seminary in New York is very probable choice as head coach. He may be assisted by Charley Ham and George Larnade.
 News comes from the Pacific coast that George Parker, who swept the board in the sprints in Australasia last winter and last October beat Howard Drew in the furlong in the worlds record time of 21 1-5s:. is likely to quit athletics Parker is said to have re- ceived a business offer from an eastern firm and is inclined to accept.
 There-is still some talk of bringing Charley BriclSley on to coach Colun bia when. the announcement is def- niteIy made of the establishment of football. However, Harry Fisher de- clares that he is afraid Brickley would expect too much money for his ser vices. and that while Columbia would like to get him, it seems impos- sible.
 Pete Heselman, who traned Mike DeYanney for the Hunter mile, has tege. The old ped had Devanney in great shape. When a man does Am. 24 los. on a Is lap track and finishes full of running it is plain that old Pete was not romancing when he told George Brown, mana ger of the Boston A. A. team, that Devanney had run a trial in Am. 2Ss. .-.s-
 For the first time in the history of Michigan track athletics a junior in the university will captain the 'varsi- ty squad, this unique honor going to Hal Smith of Minneapolis. As a crack dash man of the lnaize and blue squad aTltajr of ffQ aIT-fpsSI1 ton during his first year in college, he also has the honor of being the first man to hold two captaincies of AIichi- gan athletic teams in three years.
 Bill Donovan is still in complete ig- norance, of the intentions of Hugh High and Walter Pipp. He has heard nothing from either young Inan since he talked things over. with them at Detroit Yet he seems to. be worry ing excessively. He appears to be almost resigned to d fate that may compel him to open his first campaign as a. major league imanager unaided by either of' the youthful holdu ar lists.
 Not all baseball players believe that golf units a player for effective bat ting at the plate. In fact, most of them declare that golf is extremely beneficial in keeping the men in good condition.
 That hathewson has absorbed val uable experience as 8. golfer is shown by the advice he recently gave to beginners.
 The average beginner. he said. will strain to become a good driver first That, to my notion is the wrong end at which to start, although ] went at it myself from this direc- tiOn- The explanation of this prob ably is that 1t feels good to make a long drive But a messed up drive can be recovered and made up for, while a. missed putt or a bad ap- proach has lost many a match. Therefore, l would recommend to the beginner that he practice the short game as much as pohsible-the ap- proach and putting
 Chief Bender, who was easily the best golfer in the American league, until he became a Fed, is another con- vert.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20

Baskets: Jewett City, Barry s. Mat Lena i, c. Benjamin 5, Raney Z,
 Danie1Son: J. MarIand 5, Heaiy s, Payiue 5, ". Rzaxiand 4, Colvin.
 Fouls: Jewett City ". Benjamin 1. Danieison, 11ariznd il
 Referee Gordon Willis Timers AIi- chasl Grihdn, Scorer E. Benjamin.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
MISSION STYLE ROCKERS
For Y. n. C. A. pormitory-Gjft oi
 Mcnsn's Auxiliary.

monthly meeting Of the Wcman's aux
 R1iSry of Ehe r h C. 4. was held Fri day afternoon in the rooms of the as
 socsSSScE ard plans were discussed for &hs suTper 60 he held in the ' NJ C. 4 parfosa; ard 8 food sale to be held Owing so the activities of the Wom- i, 4sa Of $he orssnzet.on, 15 new rockers : %n She u1lGrion style have been procured
 end p4aoed in ths 6orrnitory rooms W&eFS they will no doubt be greatly R9aEFecsa4sd b7' the occupants,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
Penn WrestIers outcIa.ssd LeE,iah.

Philadelphiae Feb. fs.-Pennsylvania' s wrestling team was defeated. by Le- high tonight 2t to ?.
 Dorizas, the heavyweight champion failed to appear against Pons, Lehign's 260 pond entry andbis place was taken by Sikes Tucker.
 nia's entries in the 145 and .15S pound classes, were injured. during their outs. TazeYeu sustaining a concus- sion of the brain and Mil11gan a dis located elbow.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
COTTON

New York. Feb. 1e.-Cotron futures closed barely steady March S.45: May s.84; July s.s9: August s.e4: oc- tober e.os: Deceznber s.2S; January 9.42.
 Spot qufet; naiddTing s.55; no sales.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20

-~|'A'|%N5s 'LA-5IAAS S- ESlScSl (, ". Keirans 3; baskets from fouls, Hig- gins 8. Rsferee Kelly.
 The Falmouth Mass. High ScIaaol five in their tour through Connect;cut and Rhode Island, stopped off in WiUdhaTn Friday afternoon and trim med ths w. T. s. team 42 to IS. The lccsl boys were up against a star az gregatton and made 9 creditao ole show ing considering that fact.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
EMERALDs DEFEATED SOLDIERS
WilIimantic ouintette outpiayed Fort Terry Score ae to 24--Fain4outl1 Defeated w. H. s.
Special to The Bulletin

Special to The Bullstin)
 Wiliimantic, Conn. Feb- 19-The -Emeralds got back into their stride Friday night and took the measure of the fast Fort Terry five by the score of 39 to A, in a fast and rough game. The soldier boys were the worst of- lenders in the foul line, Higgins throwing three of the half dozen fair tries.
 Higgins starred with eight baskets. and Russel was a close second with seven. Button, for the visitors, threw seven.
 The summary: EA1ERALDS FORT TERRY Y
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
MONEY.

New York, Feb. 1s-Can p,orav steady; highest 3: lowest 1 T-s: ruling rate 2: last loan 2; closing rof6 I IS:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
Harvard Freshmen Vqctorious.

Boston, Feb. 19.--Hsrvard' Fresh. man Hockey team defeated Yale fresh. men tonight, 12 goals to 4
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
Jswett City Lsat

Jewett City met with defeat on their own floor, when DanielsoQ defeated them by score of p to Is 1-2, Aon Thursday evening. It was fast game from the start to finish. Pa& ne and Aarland starred for Dan ielSgr and between them made things lively. The lineup follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
INTERNATIONAL POLO
 MATCH CALLED OFF. Argentine PoIoists Owing to Susi- ness Interests Will Be Unable to Compete.

New York, Feb. egotiarioEs have been dropped for the proposed in- ternationaI polo match with a team from Argentin,. it was learned today at the of1ce of the Polo. associa tion. The South Anerica0 republic was to have sent .a squad to the Panama Pa cidc exposition this Spring 70 compete four and later t6 have appeared in the east in another series. Conditions, however brought. about by the European war made it difficult for the Argentine poloists to neglect their bus mess interests, it is explained.
 The national championships, 1t was also learned. have been definitely awarded to the Point Judith club at Narragansett Pier, July 19 to August
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
Yale SSSin4s1srs Victerious,

New Haven, Conn. F'eo. 19.-Yaless swimming team easily defeated Prince- ton here tonight. A to 9. The Blue took place in every event. The Tigers captured the water polo match, how ever, 20 to Is.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
PRINCETON "vErs" DEFEATED YALE SQUASH TENNIS PLAYERS.

s,-N. Cooley oniy Man on Yale Teams
 to Win Match-Seore 6 to I.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
SPORTING NOTES

Arthur Howe, former Yale captain. who is now at the Union Theological seminary in New York, is very probable choice as head coach. He may be assisted by Charley Ham and George Iamaoe.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20
cofumhia nsfeated cornslI.

Cofurnhia Defeated CorneII. vs-.4 New York, Feb. 19.-The Columbia University Basketball team defeated the Cornell five. 25 to 16, in an intercolle- giate game here tonight
 They thought Bill Donovan had Pipp. but he hasn't.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20

News comes from the Pacific coast that George Parker, who swept the board in the sprints in Australasia last winter, and last October beat Howard Drew in the furlong in the worlds record time of 21 -5s..~ is likely to quit athletics. Parker is said to have re- ceived a business offer from an eastern firm and IS. inclined to accept.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20

N=T York. Feb 19.-Teteran squash tennis players of the Princeton cIus beat tae Yale varsity team in a series ! of matches today (, to. on the form
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-31
NAr!oxA.L.Lo.A..!Ns,@ A!!.!.

4O1.s-O msrsLowin bldg. Phone ". sors.
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pL with quality. the follow Ing
}. p. MORGAN IN
PINK OF HEALTH
Returns 10 His Desk Entirely Recov--
cred from Bullet Wound inflicted
BY Muenter, Alias Prank Holt

NEW YORK, July 81. Apparently
fully recovered from the bullet wounds
Inflicted by Erich Muenter. J. Z. Nor
gan was at his summer home at Glen
Cove, l.. l., today having returned
yesterday from a two weeks cruise On.
board his steam yacht the COrsair. H6-
was tanned and apparently In good
health. 1t wns said Mr. Morgan prob
ably would return to his New York
office Monday and resume attention To
business.
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Financial


NEW YORK, July ~ Trading beean
more quietly today, with ANAL changes
on the flrst transactions The variant char
acter of the market during the laat few
days, attended by several slumns I'm the
war shares made spectators more conserva
tive The list held steady and when n
became apparent there was good under
tone the demand Increased Tho market -
apondcd With good advance. In which
railroads ns well ns lndusfflalu particl
pnied. The largest aaiWs were aH points IN
New York Alr BRAKE. 3 In bethlehem
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Mule QuetatisAa
For souBd, well broken mules. from 10
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uuO
lN Of which X3l2 $1,000 Il specie
Aggregate reserve f02i $4,000
Excess reserve SGll fi3 900.
E,rr,s reserve XlSOOJs 90 lnrrpnse S..
~ 100
summary NJ state banks and trust coin
puulps In greater New York, not Included
boo clearinghouse statement
Loans. etc kosI $1,000, deorruss 81 fGi.
lUu
Specie NTBIG 4OO. decrease 81 i.lONHtu
Legal tenders Ns.JVi 900 decrease SGt,i.
wv
Total deposits s73l 3pj. OOO. decrease 81
$500
hanks cash reserve IN voult Sl0lgl IlO
Trust companies cash reserve ln vault
SO az fUU
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l.. Lyon. secretary NJ state granted
the following charters July 30. 1913
The Pax on COMPANY Tulsa, incorporn.
tors, Jno II SteRrnH, Ernest Munster chi.
cngo, Henry Mendius, Srwkirk Capital
stock $50 UOO Certificate sent 20 the Cor.
porntlon Trust Co, li2 W Adams Chica
go
porutors Alexander Marshall and l. e.
Mofey N Anpulpn capital stock t2N .OO1.
Certificate sent 90 Alexander Marshall IA.
rUIUu
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MANY VIE FOR HONOR OF
TURNING DOWN WAR OFFRES

PASADENA, Cal, July BE T..
burroughs wealthy manufacturer "
Portland. Me, who is spending the
summer here announced today he had
refused an offer TO supply S27,OOO.OOO
worth Of rifles to the allies.
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Nrr nrlran. rnitnn

NEW ORLEANS July NJ First prioes
In the cotton market today were sat
points up, hut touch NJ rain In Texas.
on tho weather map. and reports ~ rnin
NJ a few points IN that state brought IN
the settling orders Half nm hour nrter the
Opening active months werr four points
unher yesterdays close
Bulhsh forecasts NJ Mondnvs condl.
tinn report resulted IN short covering md
late In the morning prices we're five to
alN points mn net
Receipts 2.GTl stock ila1I2
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sheep receipts 800 stendy. Lambs $50
Hsp; JsarllDgs y6OOdT5O, wethers td26
a ewes SuadT6
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Livestock


Kansas City Lisestosk
KANSAS Clrl Inly 81 Hog receipts
leqvy t0.@dI llsbt fIa125; pigs So.Otf
tD
Cattle rccelpts OO; steady. prims fed
ltecrH m.h0mlOl dressed berf aleers ~ N
pppQi southern steers kadadS.bO, COWS
AbOuT ~ helfers 90 T5anab stockers
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Chicago 0raln
CHICAGO, July n Wet weather spon.
Ing the harvest, especially Ia Illinois cans.
"a the wheat market today to advnnce.
priceH wsre bulllahly affected also BY the
Kansas state report which estimated
crop losses during July at 29OOO 100
bushels, Gable advlces too, were against the
bears, After opening unchanged 10 &c
higher the market scored material
gain all around before beginning to 70.
act.
Corn shared In the wheat strength
Most of the trade however was confined 10
pit speculatorn. The opening was varied
from q shade OFT TO ~ pp, was followed
BY moderate EsnetAl advance.
Rain Interfering with the harvest nut
nrmhesa into the oats market July shorts
were manifestly nervous Provisions took
the uparade with hogs. sellers were
scarce
Optimistic reports Afterward A. 10 the
condition of the spring wheat crop gave
quotations declded setback. Report cali
displayed no signs of being urRent. The
night
Corn eAssd or later when wheat unaet.
went q 0Srnturn. The rloas was nervou,
At NHhc decline to y advance com.
pared With last night
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ChleaEe orain ana Prevl.,sn,
Omen UIeh -

Chlcage CaAh Oraln
CHICAGO. July N. Wheat red. new
u.nNGli2N ? hard lllAaiiag
coFn ? yellnw IOg dsl
uatH standard ifc
Harley, @hd7uc,
81 Lauls Cash rraln
1T LfuVla lpb y Wheat ? red no
Giieb hard nominal
Germ 2, M, 2 white mg
Oats istft1 white aaN.
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New York Spot Cotton
NEW YORK, July ~ Cotton. spot.
ulet mlidlhg uplhnds $50 No sales
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NEW ORLEANS. mly n Cotton. spot
quiet. unchanged Bales On the snot IN
hales, 10 arrive $40 GNNd ordinary RW:
strict Hond ordinary 12i; low mlddlinE
1.E strict low middlHH NS2; middnnr
Sa0 strict mlddling soi good middlne
$50 strict good mihdllns p61
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LOANS ON AUTOS

short Time Loans on
by week OF month.
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Cotton
New NorL Cotton

New York Cotton
NEW YORK July 81 Disappointed
over the absence pf any general rains In
the southwest this morning shorts In
the cotton market covehsd moderately nj
the opening aud first prices were consc
quently , TO points net higher, although
the holiday at Liverpool aud the neir np
pronch Of the government report tended
to check business
The average of the seven private condl
tion reports thus far received Is II Z
against the governments ten year average
for August N Ts5. Prices az the end N
the first half hour Were four 90 five
points below the previous uighi under
selling by Wall street aud the south nnd
private reports Of scattered rains IN
Texas not shown On the map
a subsequent rally of couple Of points
followed reports n high temperatures In
the enstern belt hnl the improvement met
iberhl selling for foreign account which
weakened prices again to the lowest NJ
the day and the close wns barely steady nt
a net decline NJ 3d4 points
New York Spot Cotton
NEW YORK. July ~ Cotton spot.
quiet mlddlng uplnnds $50 No sales
New York Cotton Futures
q
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LONDON july n The stock exchange
here md the rotion and cnrn exchanges IN
liverpool were closed today An exchanges
IN both cltlcs viii be closed Monday A
bank holiday
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CATTLE MARKET siN. day crop "
cattle totnlrd 3013 head against 2ss2
week ago, and large slice NJ the.current
supply went back 10 the country. Pack
rrs stocks nre low, crews are working
IN minimum schedules aud the whole beN
proposition, locally speaking, Is y deep.
est aloom affair Orders are stacking and
buyers pulling every possible string In an
effort to relieve the scarcity. The mar.
kot closed on just about steady basis
possibly little Of the Monday Tuesday ~.
reaction remaining but not enough to
count Quality like quantity, wns below
average Hest steers were fuInlsh,sl by On.
lnhOma. y72A being the weeks car top
while sGOOhf0O took the bulk consist
ing ~ Just common 10 medium fat grass
ers " the 40 10 eco 10. class. She
stock was on a shnky basis oil week, clos
ing i0Eflhc lower The stocker trade was
swift when II came to action and prices
Wiu steady all week Drmand for thin
cnttle never was us keen IN July as dur.
Ing the week closing today and prospects
are favorable Tor even greater demand
nelt week
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New York Cotton Futures
NEW YORK. July ~ The cotton mar
81 i.lpaau hnraIt staagv


NV InFb IoItnn Need UII
NEW YORK. Iuly N.-Thp cotton seed
oil market closed weak SpOt HNmGna :
Aug hSan5O0 Sept bTsm1p Oct 67nM
VI Nov hNafss. Dec 5S2MA January
6,ssdso Fob hpotf87 Mar 5eOapI 10
tAl sales I 100 bbls
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AGENTS WANTED.

AsEhrS-ljo not delay, send today for
Tree sample Hud large catalogue uf Quipk
selling articles RIO Grnnde Speciality Co..
10 Lion ST. vi PasO, Tex
AGENTS WANTED-Ariicie sells IN ry.
"r} home Salary or commission Write B
] Gilbert ~ worth Tex Box 2SJ
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
DUsll>hso a rHOr nSolUNAL

HAIR MORk--
Made from your rumbngs, switches Tor
sale comDings bought Mrs Carl King
t2S W Grand. Wal 1GlU.
ATrOIihEYS-
N. u. hElsTEH. 40 % Amer Natl Bank
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP & SEAL co. lis
". Grand Ave. Wal. S6a
SHOE REPAIRING-
QUALITY SHOE SHOP, sl2 West
Main. We call for and deliver frea
Phoue Maple 41R
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Produce

kansss CITY rfeduce
kANbAs CITY, July a. Butter, eggs
poultry, unchanged
IA
kanaes cts Psaalaes
KANSAS CRY. July u.--hsw potetoe,
southsfnA. sasI boc.
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LOCAL LIVESTOCK

TRADE NOTES A we'll developed goose.
egg was handed the buying faction to-
day Marry hoof appeared via the eai
route nnd there was preclousg small
supply OF wagoners.
An effective rctrenchment was record.
cd this week a. far A. southwestsrn mat
keting was concerned Movement NJ cnt'
l,c rom Texas was the smallest of months
while OklahOmas contribution was meager
proportions Tor this time ~ the season. A
Few weeks NJ small cattle runs win put
thr market on lts feet
When 2511 hogs doubles the run Of the
corresponding week a year ago, its not
saying much tor 1914 and very little more
fIr lUle
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NEW YORK July 81 The actual condi
lion NJ clearing house banks aud trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold $50 lAl,uN reserve In excess NJ 'r
rnl requirements This ls uu Increase "
81 lhN lMm MKnr InaI MDnk
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MANTYn-Tn RENT

49, - - 49, @-e~'-S's7@
WANTED lnfuruished house OF 4 10 "
rooms, reasonably close In. Address II. L.,
cure The Times
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New York Coffee
NV YORK July 80 coffee RIO No I,
~ futures eusJ Sept GJl Dee, BG5
Chicaao rrodAe
CHICAGO. July go Uuttpr unchanged
Eggs unchanged, receipts no cases.
Potatoes unchanged. receipts n cars
Poultry, alive, lower. fowls i2is springs
lhe,ll
~ Louis Produce
1T LOUIS July 80 Poultry unchanged,
except chickens lghr
Butter, eggs unchanged
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steel aud "a ia ANS cAalmpr.

NEW YORK July ~ Speculation ran
more today 10 stocks whln have Jagged
IN the weeks advance. with good gain.
Tor fertilizers and railroad shares, HI
though profits from war orders still con
sututcd tue governing luNueuoe aud the
I'IfrN movements were IN the stOrks ~
rr,d The tendency a. SHIFT "a other
quarters Of the list was attributed 20 doubt
ns tu the stability 0f the war stock uf
their nigh prices Comprehensive advances
were nnde running up to five points
Profit taking sales and reports that f0ur
Americans had lost their lives by the sink
INK ~ the steamship ilgrlan caused se
we're reaction before the close
Trad" reports were favorable rrun news
was encouraging ana Increases IN rnilro1d
earnings indicated expanding business The
closing WINS heavy Bonds we're firm
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u. Mnrth II,..in.L
Grain and
Provisions
Kansas city Cash Orsin

..- kanSas CIty CAah OFaln
KANSAS CITY July 81 Wheat tall
new No hard Iiitffi %; red Sll4a
I've,
Corn ? mixed tshafVc; white Isb.
Oats white 0l 2 miIsd 4Saft
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs
E]ARl[Z[ET REPORTS

81 25as4O
sheep receipts 900 steady Lambs $50
pSSO; JsarllDgs S86Od7G0. wethers id2
al ewes E5ad1o
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO, July 81 Hog receipts 1000
strong bulk nt0d7lO; light E1iOd776;
mhed setoq1 80; heavy SBl5d1l5;
rough bbWaSo; pigs sd.16u7 TO-
cattle recvlpts 500, steady Native beef
cattle t0oo@iO.25; western steers 50 ~
hsh cows and heifer, s. 25Qp y; calves
81 T5Odii25.
Sheep receipts 1000; strong Sheep yoa
70; lambs ts60abN,
g. LOuis LiveutOrk
Mt. LOUIS, July ~ Hog receipts 800
stendy to higher Pigs aud lights o. 2SSt
70 mlIed aud butchers S1B5A1 IS good
heavy ~ I5a1
cattle receipts 700 steady; native beef
stors f6Odl0l yearllng steers ana
heifefs N.JOdl0; cows tgFts. stockers and
feeders se4sS2S; TeHas and Indian steers
to.2nasS; cows and heifers gtefu 50; mn
tive calves tsdNT6
Sheep receipts BOO steady. Mutton sheen
+.eoNebo lambs tsaSso breeding ewes
t5.50af15
~. worth Livestock
FORT WORTH, July 3i.-Cattle receipts
30; steady. Beeves yeQs
HOG. receipts lSO; IS higher Light
Sheep no receipts Steady lamb. SO
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statesmen WANTED.
rnsIrInNs WANTED.

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