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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-24
What One Drink Doe. "a VI,

In the American Magazine IA an ar.
ticle by DR.. Edwin F. Bowers who
states that scientific experiments have
conclusively proved that a reiativelv
small amount of alcohol will lower ths
muscular energy Z per cent, accuracy
= per cent. response to colors and ira-
pressions IL per cent and memory is
per cent. diminishing also the vision for
four or five hours.
Sending blood to the head. where II
surges through the brain with increa sad
velocity. Is not increased vigor." saws
Or. Bowers. but increased irritation.
which comes Just before anesthesia and
diminution Of power. The drinkar IN
ludes himself. for he only thinks he !.
thinking. His very first drink has
produced a definite. measurable deeras
Of intOxication." ~esses
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-24
Jess Kilrain had never swooned In

Jess Kilrain had never swooned in
all of her strong. young life, but now
a faintness that was overwhelming
claimed her. She reeled against her
pony, who, still startled, swerved aside,
leaving the girl swaying unsteadily.
Yet even then she lifted a protesting
hand as Buck leaped toward her.
1T is where you belong." he cried
eNultant for all his pity as his arms
closed about her and her head rested
weakly against his breast. 1T is
where I'm going to hold you, Jess. over
my heart orever. Hold you till the
rivers of hell freeze over am the little
devils go skatin'. Hold you! Don't
you hear me, JESSE"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-24
CHAPTER XXI.
CAUGHT.

For a time Jess saw no living crea-
ture on the wide expanse of the prairie.
She knew that most of the men that
day were far distant on the western
ranges, where many head of cattle had
been shifted before they should be
brought to the more sheltered runs on
the nearer approach of the winter.
She forded the creek, and some dis
lance farther on, not, indeed, without
high. crossed the Raccoon itself on a
much safer ford than the n over
which Buck had swan his horse that
other day.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-24
Identities.

Brown-Ths boss ~ that vh.r =.
Q boy on b farm they had : nsu : 49,
VA just like n Of the family. e"s
Jones-YeA and ! know which ona.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-24

CONTINUED next week.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
FRANCE MAKES
CREEKS HAPPY

LONDON. Feb p The following
statement of the interview which GEN
rrnl SnrrIn commander of the French
troops IN the Rnlkaus. recently had with
King Constantine has been t,lcgraphed
from Athens
During his conversation with tho
king. General Sarrnil showed the mill.
tary measures of the allies were ire
sistibly imposed by the situation. he
vcnturcd the opinion TINT the Mng In
similar circumstances would have done
the same
go allied measures whatever were
taken with the object of forcing Greece
to abandon her neutrality Greece was
absolutely free to act according to her
interests ana that was why. recognizing
the value NJ Grcccc's friendship and the
bravery ot the Greek army the allies
took their military measures rs II the
Creek factor might fail them. but the
military measures NJ the allies were
never Intended to wound Greek suscep-
uhilitics or offend the Greek sovereign,
whose great ability IS universally ud-
mittcd 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
RIVER STILL RISING

NEW ORLEANS, Ia. Feb a. Al
though concern was expressed Wcdnc7-
day night boy state engineers over the
fact that the flood stage In the lower
Mississippi river was being maintained
for nm unusual length Of time, reports
also were made that the lcvees along the
entire stretch of the river from the
.uck Ridge creNasso to below New Or
leans were withNonding high water
pressure The situation was declared 20
be In no way alarming
Or / NJ Cline, forocaster OF the To-
cal weather bureau, Wednesday night
announced that the river would rise
nearly q foot during the next ten DAYS
or two weeks. reaching maximum of
~ to 2ln feet State Engineer W H.
knobloch estimated Wednesday night
that the crest of the high water would
reach New orleans February %
Reports reaching here Wednesday
night from Southwood where portion
uf the levee capping has coyed in. were
that the increased working force was ap-
parcntly able to cope successfully with
the situation.
The Grand Ray levee on the Atchafal-
ava river In the Pointc Coupee district
was declared safe by Major Kerr. chief
Of the state board ot engineers Dan
gerous sand boils were reported there
ruscdny night
Relief work In the various flooded sec
tions Of northern Louisiana was contin-
ucd Wednesday Assistance from the
federal government IL looked for within
q short time
Aid was reported especially needed by
workers In the vicinity Of Newellton.
where crevase water from Ruck Ridge
has made several thousand persons
homeless In western Tensas and Con.
cordia parishes and in the neighborhood
Of Oak Grove and West Carroll parish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
"USURY BILL WAS
A SANOBAC PLAN'|

CmCkASHN Okla ten 2t- Special
-Tha. IN, usuy bill vns introduced a
the recent session of tn" state legisla
ur. a- -andhlE proposition" was M
assertion or Rn oklahoma city banke
az IA, mtrtrtg, here of Group No ! OF thd
Oklahoma B1lAlrf association Re sait
someone "hpd his hand out bolievins
th, bankers might get together and ralsS
"u means of defense" against the mea
sure. that he had been approached I'd
one member oJ the legislature on th(
subject
The general disposition of the banker@
who attended th, meeting Was 10 CAREFUL
h abide %, tine law W y Harrlson(
former secretary of th" association. now
bon the cattle loan business at ST LOuisJ
Mo said II must be admitted somS
bankers bon Oklahoma have had thei4
sights it'll, high m the matter OF md
tcrcst charges ON small loans THIS wa(
echoed by Henry Bakhy. pre esent sccre1
ury of the organization lie urged iul(
compliance with the law he said bank \
crs believed the new law would prove detj
rImpntal 60 the interest of the man wh(
needs sums of t25 TO 800 for thirty o1
sixty DAYS, and that there would be 4
p|umor for IT'S revocation by the next leg1
isntiyo assembly
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Feb H-strength deyel-
lled in the wheat market today as re-
suit ~ unexpected flrmness in quotations
JJum Liverpool and because Of dl-
Wlnishing OF receipts northwest, Re
sides there were signs that liberal ex-
port transactions were likely nj the sea
board II was predicted also that Ar
gentine shipments would prove much
smaller than last weeks total After
opening Nc of TO Nc up with May at
81 2aNdl91% and July at 1880 leA,
ices here saored substantial advance
3li around
'org Serdened with wheat Commission
nDuscE wrro moderate buyers, The open
Ing, which ranged from Y to AnNc,
higher was followed by an additional up
turn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
10000 IN NEED
IN FLOOD REGION
That Is Estimate Of Federal
Officials; Most Refugees
Are Negroes.
LOCAL nEN ASK AID
Parish and City Officials
Want Government to
Send Supplies.

rATtJJ.J Nil. t. u A,,,,..yi
''''''' ''.''' persons, ""'.} negroes m
the flooded district of northern Louis.
ana nr, lu need uf a.sIrlaurr according
......-..., .... .,.,..,
~ ,,,,I,. ,iI ,,.. ,"- "h"' ,'
IT,, y, ''.'''.' '' ,.i''' w. gu
WIZ ''' '"' 'on'"' u'''
- .' -'''y ''
',,',, ,., ,,.,,,',., r',.,... .... Wv, w."
. '''". .''. "' Wv ..n
',..' "'." o., ""', ,' ~"
r,,,,... ,n -
,,',.,., ,,,,,
.,'t.I ,.,r, r,,,i, ,,'n. p ',,
H., uu.' '''' N. '''
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.rI,,.,, a.,, r,,.,,,,',, ,.
,I.,,.rs .,. 49,. ''''h ,,,'.h ,','' ',.'
'Idrr,J gn,rrr,,,,, aid ,e,o,',,, IT,.
said ID p',,..,p,,iipg V,s h,lJ ly.d,,.,i,, d,
lot N,wrBton. ana tb, DuIpIon pr,y,lI,d
that ns Il Has government l,y,p which
broke. the government should provide
inr the homeless
Reports wednesday night indicated tnat
me 'Io'H 'l.1s hnd been provided for
l'"P'' Amy. '"l lh' "IIl'lhI7 ni lh' sec
'.I Nv" ',., VIZ "Nh"ul I"''n' \
va, ,'''h ''' ,','I " present
.'''t v'' ."''
,,.8, and ,r,,. man t,,t, ,.W. ..
embracing virtually an M T,rs,. , I.,,s,
portion of Conrordla and me InygI,,d. m,
Madison. Franklin and C,taHoul, par
Ishrs has been formed hy water fet In
through the Buck Ridge orevass. and
urr''HRs ui the Red ana BLACK rivers
Ih' northern boundary of th" lake 'N-
..NIf Westward from lN" l'F'rH ON in"
NI'-'-''ppl above N'Weillon tu "a dis
.i. '',1 ' 'nb II"l,l lu'''" 10 l"'n'} i.'
,,..n,. III "y,"',u Iuo'' Us 7h'ut
gt.., ''''. "'''' 'N''''"'"h N''' ''"''
s.r,o, 49,. r.,.s,-, T.. 49,,
E.rIr. Ir,,,. ,,,.,rt,'J t,, b.. IL, -
on,d condition vos yy,tr,sd,,. rt,L,
said Co D., strengthened and IN. dgpr,r
OF break mlnImized
The situation nt b.rr Park and Sur
gct-Ashlrv. whore an tho land between
the Tcnsus river and the MsasslppI
liver line luvrc was reported flooded
Was wednesday night declared 10 b, ny
serious as I'm the. Ncw,IIi1n district
Appeals tp the Nstrh,1 relief commit
tcc stated that local Good supplies were
inadequate 20 meet th, demands
Differences " opinion between federal
representatives and members OF the re-
lief committees and local officials I'm
Natrhcz and In the inundated sections
Of northern Louisiana as 10 the necrsrty
for government aid for the flood victims
we're reported Wednesday giving q
setback to tte hope ui local authorize,
that federal assistance soon would b,
extended Advices that the government
was preparing 10 afford relief for floo.
sufferers have been received hero from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
LAUSTENS AGREE TO
PROPERTY DIVISION

Auuru,,a tor MAIDS g. lausten and
Mary *. Ilustcu 100 the divorce case res
ported Thuud1y morning to Judge Clarle
that the husband and wife had agreed
90 property settlement with the ex,
ccptIon OF $500 which rs due within q
few dnNs
Judge CLARK win take testimony re-
wudng that and decide upon q division.
A written stipulation Is tu be filed
Tuesday. February 29 The property. in-|
cudiug o. farm hoo Illinois, worth about
t6l. 900 win bc divided eQunlly, accord-
Ing 10 antrmunIs " The aitorneyH {.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
FINANCIAL.
waIl Street

Wall Street
NEW YORK. Feb. 2i-latcst phases
In the international situation were re-
flected In the irregular tone Of todsy's
early trading Price changes were main
y downward and dealings were on
lnrger and broader scale Metal denoted
the most pressure American Zinc and
Chino Copper losing point each Amer
lean Can ensed trfle at the outset, but
became firm later on the recent court
decision, LackawRnna Steel featured the
war group with a rise Of over two points,
hut representative stocks, including
United States Steel, New York Central
and Reading were lower Anglo. French
bonds made further fractional decline
on free offerings.
Increased weakness was shown during
tIc mid-session. renewed selling Of war
shares. Petroleums and Metals causing
'rther declines In high grade issues
support was lukewarm at best.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
DEFENDER or N,sH oeAo.

MARSElLLES CNia Pnrisp Feb "a
Colonel Yosan Cugrinovitoh. Serbian hero.
hns died i'm the military hospital after q
months illness During the advance Of
~ teutonlc allies he uNdertuok the de
Nnse Of Nish with $500 men and rr-
treated only after his force had been re-
duced 20 200
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24

was given a fine ~ SO and sentenced d
sixty aays in jail at Wcdurs lays sessio(
NJ the city court IIn was tried on |
yagranDy charge
Chicr OF Police vs. p Mccartney 4
NJ Reno WINS In the city "Wednesday en|
route 90 Guthrie 20 attend federal coLr(
Deputy Sheriff n R Winston Of "a
WAS 90 the city Wednesday night havin1
loo custody Martin Davis whom he wa|
taking from the reformatory At dranitI
TO Ada 20 testify as r. witness in a c5nl|
innl proceeding
George Wilson nHps Soap BlacKie.l
who th, police claim is thief and
"dopeh,ad WIZ arrested wednesds1
night at First and broadway by Detec|
us, John Cassidy A ylgrancy charg|
was placed against him when he wa|
searched at the station hypo" needN
WAS taken from him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
ENGLAND KEEPS WORD
ABOUT MILK SHIPMENT

NEW YORK Feb 20 Members ~
thr citizen, committee f,r food shpmentx
which hus been Dundu.ting a cumpa lssl|
for pcmssIon 10 ship milk powder I'd
German babies. mys two W the cans
90 milk powder sent by mail 10 BeriiuI
have been returned TO the AmcricHnI
syudcrs by German postoffoe and de-
claire this is evident that the Britlsii|
government has mo- intention " stopp nd
these milk shipments, The returned
packages bore Stamps indicating that
the persons tn whom they were add
dressed could not be found
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
POPULATION $4,000;
D0NNELlY REPORTS

Commissioner Donnely was busy
Thursday preparing n statement as to
Oklahoma CiNs financial standing
which several holders of municipal bonds
had requested The value NJ an the
property In the city, he said was csti-
mated nj 500 900 OOO The last assessed
valuation for taxation was S6477i, 369
The total bonded debt for all purposes
In 81. TOs 500 The financial condition IN
general. Commissioner Donnclly said,
was fpr above the average In city OF
this size The present population was
given NJ 49, 900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
EXPECTS LEGISLATIVE
JOURNAL IN 10 DAYS

The permanent journal and session laws
Of the extra session OF the legislature
will be out within ten days or two
wceks. according to announcement Thurs
day by Joe 3 Morris, secretary OF the
senate and eN-oificio secretary Of the
state election board II this be done u
viii establish n record In the time Of
printing Of the journals and session laws
which IN the past has taken from one TO
two months
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
Market Quotations and Review

Ou- reflected the advance made hy
other cereals Demand. however. WAS
light
StcAdlness characterized provisions
Traders chiefly watched the action Of the
hog market
Later the whont harkct suffered %
sensational break the consequence of
hnurish rumors of greatly Increased ten
sion between the United states and Ger
many The close was semi -demorulizcd.
6G5nc net lower with May al Slice and
July at 81 iiA
Subsequently sharp declines took place
u corn, Influenced by the break I'm the
value Of wheat The close was nervous,
lAulMc under yesterday finish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
NOTIFIES ABSENTEE
OF BROTHERS. DEATH

Tht Times succeeded Thursday morn
ing I'm lncating landore Frisch at Nor.
folk. okla and wired him of the death of
his brother sam Frlsch, In Pittsburgh
Pa A telegram was received Wednes.
day from relative Of the deceased. In
which n wns requested that the largest
newspaper In Oklahoma city try To notl-
fy the brother. who was Thought to ho
In this vicinity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
SNAKE eIres Mps, ARoHBoLD.

BROWNSVILLE. tn. Frh. q Mrs,
John 4 Nrcrbold daughter. in.hw 0f
John - Archhold president Of the stand
urd Oh company NJ New Jersey was hit-
ton by rRttesnake while hunting on
the Archhold estates near here Wednes-
day Physicians said that a heavy leaths
on boot worn BY Mrs Atchbold prevented
complete poisoning and that her wound
would not prove fatal Mrs Archboid
shot the snake after she had been bitten.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
DEMOCRATS WILL
MEET MARCH 6

As fnrecnstpd Wednesday m The
Times. formal call has been issued by
Alper Melton, chairman Of the democrat
ic state ccntul committee, for Il meet
ing of that hpdy IN be held Monday
March &, In the Lee Huckins hotel
Tho chief work NJ the meeting will bc
deciding the time and place Of the state
invention the time and manner Of hold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
HALF MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE IN PITTSBURGH, PA.

pITTsRJRGu. PA. Feb a Fire
svopt the plant Of the rni0 storage
company Thursday causing the lnss Of
$500 900 Twenty five men al work 10
the plant are believed TO have escapel
although u number were reported missing
after the walls collapsed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
cRouEs KEEPS POLICE GUESSING

CHICAGO. Feb - Belief that Jean
Crones wanted in connection with tho
poisoning of soup served 40 banquet
to Archbishop MuudrGiu recently. may
now hc hiding in Chicago. was expressed
Thursday by the police 4 renewed
search among hauuts of anarchists and
other radicals was begun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
rEUroNs BUY MORE GRAN.

MlI.AN, Feb. 2l-Thc Bucharest core
respondent Of the Sccolo sots that th,
second contract for 100 900 carloads OF
corn. oats. barley and other cereals has
been settled between the Aus,ro- German
syndicate and Rumanio and that DO uulN
remains to arrange the method OF pay
InnMI-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
TOWN HAPPENINGS.

Commissioner of Public Property J. G..
street was M the D.ty hall Wednesday
for ih, Grf time In several DAYS or
nr. ho mU %, On, now Liberty the
Dr street ls yst weak lrum Dole gouunc-
mput nrI RW uuf h, ready to take up
active work fu. day or two.
HH. sbtur. N,.k Gordon and ollie
,o rl Ron, T..,...i., ..,.r.,,an a. an
p,4r as ,,,,pes.p.. ar,Ins, G,o,r, lurE-
,l rr,rrrT v..b st.,l.rr ,bo,r uon
p,upa. or Inns. frnp, ,E| rort IsI,pa
sbnr. ,t t.f rr,r. Tb. lr,as y,,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
PACKING PLANTS SHUT DOWN.

SIuUN CITY, Iowa, Feb g. - The
strike Of about 100 butchers M the
Cudahy packing plant ON Tuesday.
spread TO other departments and to the
Armour company Wcdnpsda,. and
wednesday night about $500 men are
idle Both plants are tied up completed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
croAaer WAR IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2i--Two Of the largest
dealers In cigars and cirorcts iu the rIty
are I'm a cigaret w1r. with the result thnI
"A large number OF tobacco stores are
cutting prices on many brands of yIg.
prcts from 10 TO 30 percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
ITALIAN STEAMERS ALL ARMEo1

NEW YORK.. reu - smother italian
steamship the san Gurlclmo. arrived
"Wednesday from Gcuou ana Naples with
two three inch guns mounted uu hct after
deck She s the huh prwed ltolien liner
To- arrive nero recently
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
NICHOLS RESTING EASILY

chief of Police Nichols, who was oper-
nted ON again pt Wesley hospital
Wednesday os a result Of the shooting
fray at police headquarters last October.
was reported to be resting easily Thurs
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
WIEN MOTHER VlsIrs.

Mrs Maxwell of Sycamore. visited hsol
daughter, Mrs w. n Smith, ,laat weeh,
Mrs smith ran Il nail Va her foot ~.
Smith cut hls eyc-ba with piece e.
steel and their son. Horace. broke NJ
,m Tho Aurora glLy Beacon NsvA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
NEW coAsr.wpse BOAT SERVICE.

NEW YORK. Feb g. - A steamship
service between Panama and Sllna
Cruz, Mexico. win bee established hy tho
Pacific Steam Navigation company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24

Y
Corrected by Davis a Younger 20.
change hullding, sto,kyaris) Mule market
Nrfg active
For sound. woll broken mules from 10
years old, fat with quality. the following
prices prevail.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
New Orleans Cotton
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Feb "a COTTON.
Spot. steady good middling Snsd. mid
ding, 7Sld low mlddlng. 7I7d Sales
5000 speculation and export. 500 Re
ceipts, $4,000 Futures barely steady;
Feb, 76id Feb March. 7God March.
April. 759isd. Aprll-May. I56Hd. May
June 7b5itd. June-July. 1891. July
Aug 75ld, Aug Sept, 7A3Id. Sept
oct, 736d oct Nov 7S2d; Nov Dec
2Sisd Dec Jan. 26d Jan Feb Z 2Id
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-24
Sheep and Lambs.
Closing Quotations


sT LOUIS. Feb 2i.-HOGs Receipts.
% 0OO. steady to lower Mixed and butch
ers, N.21HS62ls good heavy. s. 6Od
S65. pigs and lgh's 'G5oTN55 CAT
TILE Receipts, T. 500 steady Nhuvc
beef steers. yI5ou95O. yearllng steers
and heifcrs. N6Oug5O. COWS H5Ou
100, stockcrs aud feeders $500 g. 30.
Texas aud lndan steers, s. 250SOO. cows
ana helfers. 81 O0dG co. native calves.
50 OOa 100 SHEEP Receipts 2 900
steady lcarlng wethcrs 81 00n 10 90
lambs. 81 O0d l3i. ewes. s. 1OiSl0
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Cotton
Financial

yellow Grease OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ol
Horse ilid,s No l................. 10
Horse Hides. No 2...... ............ 30
Ponies and Damaged Uidca ......... 10
Oklahoma wool market strurI ami Ad.
VantluH. lG12hC
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KANSAS CITY, Feb g-HOGs Re-
cslpts. 5000. steady Bulk, NOOaS36,
heavy. ts25qSiO. light. $, 9Ods25. pigs
3675d76O CATTLE Receipts $500
steady TO higher Prime fed steers. $3.50
az %. dressed beef steers. t125nS5 so.
southern steers So OOH7 70. cows, 81 5Ou
o.. heifers. S65OHS50, stockers. 1925
dS25 SHEEP. Receipts, 5000. steady
Lambs. tiOt0h 1870, yearllnEs ts25n
900. wcthers Ni5GS25, ewes. i7OOd
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Chicago Llvestoek

CHICAGO. Feb. 2t-HOGS Receipts.
$4,000 steady. Bulk w2ops rs. light
:, g5R SOS mlXea, Sl5ns65, heavy. 81 10
1850; roughf tslOHS25 pigs. i6.5On 60.
CATTLE Receipts, 1000, strong Ma
tive beef stSers, t6s5U95O western
steers, So 75HS2O; stockcrs and feeders.
E. Giu77O, cows and heifers SO 25dS26:
calves, N5odii.2b SHEEP. Receipts.
1000. firm, welhers S7sOaSJO, lambs,
ts2JHllS5