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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-03
Favorable Weather and Good
Receipts Help Bears,
CHICAGO DRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, June 3-EXcnllent crop
prospects had beaIlsh effect today on
the corn market. Illinois crops In pnr-
tiCular were said 10 be ten days ahead
VI the average at this time Of the year
Enlarged rfecnipts and favorable weather
tCndeu also TO weaken prices. Opening
figures which ranged from Ac decline
TO hc advance, with Juno 1871 and July
At lSSk to iJ3M, were followed by II
material setback all around.
Oats aympathiAed with the beRrlsh nc
tion OF corn. Trade was largely local
After opening Nc 10 huLc lower. with
July sbh TO G5h, the market underwent
"A moderate additional sag
Provisions rose Ms result VI the bun
iah aspect OF tho monthly figures on
warehouse stocks A bulge IN tho hog
market was also strengthening factor.
sinking OF vessels off the American
coast led subsequently to II sharp brnnk
In prices A rush Of selling carried tho
market to tho lowest level yet this sea %
son, The close WAS nervous u 10 ~
down, with June 1l?SM and July 1l3iA
to {l2lA.
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New York Health Dictator ten
what Kind Of Coiofs and Odors
Nnsscts Will Flee From.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Fiie, dis
like blue and vhite and avoid room
decorated with that color, says s.
Dana Hubbard. the newly appointed
director Of the bureau Of public
health education who today in
inausursied "Swat the Fly" day In
New York. y
II has been learned from tests
that flies will not 10 through stats
or blue shutter, Mr.. Hubbard de-
eIared. Other advice given to fly
swatlerS IS:
Flies hate oil Of lavender. II this
Is mixed with an equal quantity Of
water and sprayed from an a,o-
miser about q dining room the
room will be free from flies.
Files hate the perfume OF gera-
NUNS, mlgnonette, heliotrope. white
clover, honey suckle and hop bios.
SENS Bogueb Of these upon =
table will keep file. at q distance"
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DRILLING

To start soon as the necessary capital
is raised to put down our first well.
Each one should be gusher and our
stock should be worth many times its
present price Of 10c q share now, should
be in 80 days $500 per share.
Lease May Be Worth 81 900 100000
THIS COMPANY is ONLY CAPITAL
lied FOR $30,000.00. AND ONLY A
FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS OF THIS
STOCK HAS BEEN ISSUED. WE
are only offering enough of this stock
for sale which will raise the needed drill
ing fund which will set us ready to drill
for the liquid gold which underlies this
wonderful Okmulgee field. You will no
tice on the map above our lease ia
wedged in between the Beggs pool and
the famous Youngstown pool, which is
known for its 1000 and 3,000-barrel
wells that have been brought in during
the past few months. We figure we will
raise the needed capital for drilling
within 30 days or less time, and this is
YOUR CHANCE
to make a fortune by investing in our
drilling allotment Of stock Our capital
izaton is small. Our possibilities tremen-
dous. Big wells are drilling nearer and
nearer to our lease. Only little ways
north of us lies the famous Beggs pool,
which has produced thousands and thou
sands of barrels of oil We may get
5000 or 10,000-barrel gusher, then every
dollar you invest with us to bring in our
first well should return to you hundred
fold, possibly 1000 for one, within a few
short weeks.
Think Quick Act Quick! Buy Nowl
Don't wait until all Of this stock is gobblcd up by
the wise ones Oil companies are contracting 10
drill wells m every direction from our lease. The
minute this well Is started our stock will go 10.
Every time a drill starts near our lease the more
valuable property becomes We feel We have
one OF the most valuable leases in this field and II
should he but a matter Of time till the oil Is
proven by the bit going down into the oil sand
and producing THOUSANDS OF barrels OF oil ior you
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 3.--The cotton mar
ket was nervous and unsettled this morn
ing The opening was irregular, July
being al points higher, while later
owing to tho fine weather I'm tho south
favorable private condition figures, re-
ports OF further restrictions on Lanca-
shire mills and unsatisfactory labor CON
ditlons In Now England July was In
fluenccd by the relative firmness OF
near months In Liverpool md there was
some Liverpool OF that delivery against
sales OF new crop months. After soil
ing at 2iH early, however, July broke
TO 244S, or one point net lower, while
october sold cff TO 1905 or l5 points
under Saturdays close Two private crop
reports were published. one placing tho
condition at 81 and the other at si,2
with the latter showing an increase OF
AZ percent In acreage,
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. June 3.-IOGS re.
{l6 3Ou lGiJ hruvl, Ii6sbfi ID so light
$40 goo 10 i5 pigs, il56OuiG66. CAT
TIE: Receipts. 1000. strong 10 100
higher prime fed stcora, tiG76ul1p5,
dressed beer steers, SlS OOd ia co. south
ern steers, Sg00H j7b' cows, 81 5On
1900. hcifcrs 81 0Ou II OO rtockers 81 bil
ul300. SHEEP. Receipts, 10 900.
stcadN, lambs tl66OG20 20 wethers
il3 Ouu 1850, ewes, Iii0OUiG00, stock
CrE, ytUOul7OO
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. June a.-HOGs: Receipts.
oIS %Sc CO. SS, 20 to q Ssss ssc SSssy Sssy
pncklrr, Sl6 6OOH 30, rough heavy, SIS 60
uibsJ bulk, t6.5Oni6 10; pigs, tI6 2Sa
100. CATTLE. Receipts. is 900 beef
steers steady TO strong on good cattle
Of any weight others steady SHEEP
Receipts, 1900 weak; western lambs
early Eacs steady, bidding 100 2bc lower
light shorn lambs quotnhle at si7sb,
prlmative quotablc, 1880. native ewes.
ltl E0G IA IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-03
One Year Ago Today in the War.

June g. l9l7-Britlsh made gains
south of Souchcz river on Arras ront
American liner Kroonland reported hit
b, two torpedocs that failed to ex-
plolc American commission to Russia
headed hy EIihu Root and Americ N
railroad commission headed by John f
Stevens, arrived safely at Russian
mort.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-03
Federal Courts
Have No Power
Over Draft Boards

WASHINGTON, June 3-Federal
courts have no Jurisdiction over the
selcotlyc draft boards, the supreme
court, in effect, decided today, in deny
ing mandamus proceedings to have an
order OF local board in Milwaukee,
Wis, reviewed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-03
SHEEP AND lambs
LIVE RPooL.

fair demand. prices firm. Good mid
ding, 22.oG. middling. 2l5i. low mid
ding, 2l0l, good ordinary, 20Ol; ordi-
nary, t949 Sales, 1000, Including eco
American Receipts, 10000, including
206C August 1865; September 1887,
October, 1872. Old contracts, fixed
prices, June, 20i9 July, 2O4l.
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Biggest Cuha k Youngstown CCopanyHongs

and every other stockhoider In this company.
THIS WILL Re LAST ALLOTMENT OF
STOCK TO BE SOLD II this we'll comes In a big
produced The proceeds derived from a 1000 or
1000 barrel well should pay for the drilling of this
entire lease within a short time from the sale Of
oil Then the proceeds from the sale Of oil will 20
into a dividend fund which should give US
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the next few days Don't let the wise ones gobbis
it up and leave you wishing you had followed our
advice after a monstrous gusher had been brought
in making thousands OF barrels OF oil daily for the
stockholders.
Do II Nowl Buy Todayi u
Rejoice Tomorrow
Write the company Q check. Send the money for
Just as nAhy shares as you can afford to buy,
REMEMBER, THERE WILL ONLY BE A FEW
OF US TO DIVIDE UP THE PROFITS WITH.
That is the advantage Of buying stock In company
with small capitalization and with the outlook
for successful future This Is your chance. This
advertisement may likely never appear again.
expect to raise the needed drilling fund within .
few days Then you can't buy q share OF this stock
as It will be taken off the market when the drill
starts to pound down on mother earth for the
liquid gold that underlies this wonderful pool. The
stock will be taken off the market soon as the
needed fund for drilling Is gotten.
A Sure Winning Chance Of Lifetime
FOR YOU If YOU take advantage OF L. II you
could stand and see the big gushers filling tank
after tank with the black liquid gold and the drills
pounding away in every direction from our lease.
you would send in every dollar YOU could rake and
scrape and gather together for your share OF a
waiting fortune in the Olmugee Youngstown Oil
Company Clip the coupon below and mail It at
once together with your remittance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-03
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Juno 9.-CORN! Cash,
unchanged to lower; No, mixed, 81 Olp
l52. No. 2 white, 81 6Od az, No. . yell
low, tl,50di.63 OATS Lower. No 2
white, y nc; No. 2 mixed, 7oVgc.. RYE.
81 6bHi70. KAFlR AND MILO MAZE.
S9bOI2bb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-03
A Clearing House Employment System.

" S'e'"k h"us' @"fsvy"vht oyst'm.
We should have = national system Of
employment offices, with branches in
every locality, and a central clearing
house. Wi,b.~ this national system
should be rones or districts, with clear.
ing houses for each district and within
the districts should be sub. districts with
their own clearing houses. II q local
office in sub-dis,rict could not MI an
order II would telephone the order 10 its
clearing house, which would seek to oh.
tain a man from some other local office
In the sui. district. II the demand could
not be filled In the sub-district, h would
he transferred by the sub b-district clear.
ing house to the district clearing house,
which would seek a man In the district.
Similarly, " the district could not fill
the order, Il would clear the demand
through the national clearing house.
This clearing house system. II COM
bned with a monopoly OF the labor
market, would enable the public employ
ment offices to check labor migration by
always finding the nearest man eompc.
tent to fill the job.--htlaniic Monthly.
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30 TO 500 FOR ONE

besides your interest in from 900 to as high as
10000 or 5000 barrels OF oil daily production You
can't afford to stay out Get in today while you
can. Opportunity only knocks at your door once
in a lifetime and it is up to you to grasp it now
We will never sell another share of this stock after
the first well drilling allotment OF stock has been
sold, should this well be big guxher. A 1000
barrel well on this lease would make our company
worth SlONOO. The oil is there shes all around
rs, big, large producing wells II will undoubtedly
mean fortune TO you who help me drill This
stock should all be sold and off the market within
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-03
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Juns a-IIOGS. Rscelpts
5000. holdovcr, 5000, market oprned
zoe to 25c higher on speculative buying
Quotations not available until later CAT.
TIE Receipts. $4,000. SHEEP Re
Celptg $4,000
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH June 8.-CATTLE
receipts 5000, steady; bceVas s. Oou
l1OO Hogs receipts 1000, 10 to 10
rclps J.OOOi STEADY, lambs so OOui7OO.
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Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, June i-BUTTER
Creamery, 800 nrsts sONc; seconds
lhc. packing 2Nnc EOGS, Flrsls
sNc seconds, 2ic POULTRY. Hens,
l9c toosleru, INC brollers sou 900
new. il1bdll 90
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100000

or.more year to be divided among the Okmulgee-
Youngstown Oil Company stockholders. Think
what this means to the stockholders OF this com
pany only capitalized for $4,000 and with only a
part Of this issued this would only leave a few of
us to divide up the profits with
REMEMBER, THE UN1SSUED SHARES or
STOCK DO NOT DRAW DIVIDENDS And
your stock shnuid he wor,h
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO Juno HITTER: Steady.
creamery, aldiic EOGa Higher. re-
Cclpts, 10 iqn cases; frstH, 2Su uS0Ac, or
dlnary flrsts, 2du2ac, nt mark onses In
cludcd. Gpu soc POTATOES! Lower,
receipts, 10 cars, Wisconsin, Michigan
nnd Minnesota, bulk aofti 90, ditto
sacks, 81 l0hilh pOULTRYi Alive,
higher, fowls, 2Itr
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The shopman had been using vast
amount OF persuasion in trying to in
duce the visitor to buy the gramophone
Latest apd most wonderful in',ru-
ment, air" lie remarked. "rve a blank
disc here II you care to hear yourself
The visitors eyes frightened
81 play the flute a little" he replied
producing an instrument. III you ron't
mind"
The shopman did not and the disc
was soon indcn,ed with something tina,
only a slcuth from Scotland Yard could
recognized as Alice, Where Art
lhou1"
"ls that really me'" asked the juli,i
when his performance was repeated by
the instrument
That's you exactly sir win you
buy the gramaphone, sirl"
mo" was the reply an self the
flute. though Exchange
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. June 3-CORN. Lower
No. 2. $40; No. 2 white, 81 lbba 90
OATS: Lower. No 2, zoe
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 2 CORN: No. ? yel.
low. 81 o.; OATS. STANDARD 72isu
73hc RYE; No 2, nominal BARLEY.
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DIVIDENDS BEFORE 1919
NOT SUBJECT TO TAX

WASHINGTON, June J.-The su.
preme court, in an opinion today, held
that dividends paid to stockholders in
corporations ont Of surplus accumulated
prior to the income tax law OF 1913 are
not income and are therefore no, taxable
under the act.
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Mrs Smith was on her first ocean
voyage
Whats that down there1" she asked
the captain
That's the stecrage, madam" he re-
piled.
Really" exclaimed the woman In
surprise. and does it take all those
people to make the boa 40 stcaight1 ?
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ST LOUIS.

st LOUIS, June 3-pOVLTRY
Hens, 2iac turkeys. 21c. ducks, 2bo.
geese. l3y nrTTEN Creamery. tlbo
EGGS 2Gpc
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BUYERS CONTROL
CATTLE MARKET
Prices Go Lower Than at the
Close of Last Week,

tauIe Observation-Disclosures. .R,lbO
Calves ...................... kOO
hOgh ..s..,.s,,.,.....s 100
CATTLE Buyers continued In com
piete control Of the local cattle market
today, taking over the moderate Monday
supply nj prices BteQdy to IS cents lower
than tho close OF Inst week, Including
40 hend sent direct the fresh supply
totalcd around 2.i5O hend The early top
on steers went at Sli 50 and tho bulk NJ
tilb0 to $3.50 In tOe butcher division.
jack uOt shipments made up the bulk
odd heads of cows brought $1,000 and
helfcrs up 10 Sli 10 The stOCkcr and
feeder market was slow and shade
lower.
Closing Quotations.
Prices n tho various Hrndes OF cattle
UUurpxImatoly fOtlUWH
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COMPANY
Building Authorized Captal STOCK So"oVt
Gcln heeyac accept 'ha" the okMu-
GFFY
okwnh under fully
wand forever o
to
to HI
either from oi1cngo OIL y buying al
Yours truly
this adyatasnsat
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That the German fleet i, preparing
for dash into battle with the allied
enemy and that American first class
ships have been given prominent fight.
ing places In the battle line, was the
statement made last night in New York
by Rear Admiral Albert Gleayes, In
charge Of cruiser and transport opera.
tion' Of the American navy
British and American warships, how.
ever Admiral Glcayes said, arc prined
ioy battle, and wait anxlously a con
test with the ka,efs dcnizchS Of Helgo-
land
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Prices n the various Erades Of cattle
trs approximately as follows.
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Mtulun 10 gond Hluth buib.s lay LIN
HOGS-Trading I'm tho hog division
opened at 10 10 Is cents higher than the
closing Of last week The top was
$3.50 and the bulk went at $3.50 to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15
HUNS PLANNED
REVOLT HERE IN
1916, SLAv SAYS
in Hidden Rifle MyS-
terry Tells Of Trips

NEW YORK, May lS.-Testimony
that ln lglG Germans IN the United
States we're planning to revolt against
this country was given today by the
states a'torn,v generals investigation
pf reports oi hidden munitions.
Ivan Norodny vice president OF the
Russian American Asiatic corporation.
testified that Baron Won GerSdorlf, a
friend Of the German crown prince AMI
German agent ~ Mexico. told him
HAT German societies in the United
States would be equipped with arms
from Germany TO combine with ! w
W and socialists against the govern
mcui.
Norodny described a trip 10 a New
jersey sturchou,c with Capt Han,
Iauschcr and other Germans Nc
said they inspected rifles which IN,
Germans were trying 10 sell hun to
enable Russian revolu,ioniSts to over.
throw the au'ocracy and make a sep
aratc peace with Germany Norodny
declared no refused to entertain the
proposition as he considered 1t traitor
Gus
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SCHOOL BUILDING
repairs Will Be
finished IN fall
Continued From Page y

the buildings would he needed this fall
ing would be finished before October /,
Steel and certain other materials which
will be required in large amounts in
the construction OF the new building and
the administration building. it was
stated would be hard TO obtain and the
possibility of delay in construction
work from this cause would have TO bt
taken into consideration.
II is probable that some OF the con-
struction work on the additions and re-
pairs will be started Fairly said within
two weeks.
Summarizing the results OF the cleo
ton yesterday Fairey said that the board
was gratified at the large majority given
each OF the three propositions. The un-
official vote announced this morning by
the board was az follows
One Precinct Unanimous.
For the bonds, 1903; against the
bonds, 4jS, For the budget levy, 6,j9j /;
against $50. For the Fairgrounds levy,
60l0; against 949 The board OF educa-
tion will jointly canvas the returns Sat-
urday with the county election board.
No changes OF any significance are ex-
pected from the unofficial count.
Out Of the fifty-one precincts in the
four wards OF the city only one voted
against the bond issue. Precinct six in
ward four turned in twenty votes for the
bonds and thirty-thrce against them.
Precinct five in the first ward was the
only precinct voting unanimously for the
bond issue. This precinct reported
seventy-nine votes for the bonds K. s.
Coates, member of the board OF edu-
cation who lives in this precinct, worked
energetically for the carrying out OF the
program.
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WILSON OPPOSES
new WAR PROBE;
NE CHALLENGES
lcon,Lnued From paas y

consideration when the senate convened
today, upon a report by the expendi.
lures committee OF the revised Cham
berIain resolution
The subcommittee which will inycsti-
gate ordnance production, lett today &C
cnmpanied by Assistant Secretary oI
War Stettinus and Major General VII.
llam', acting chief Of ordnance to in.
spcCl the Bethlehem and Midyaie ord
nance plants The sub committee com.
prised Senator Hitchcock oi Nebraska
chairman, and Senators Fletcher oI
Florida Bcckham OF Kentucky Weck'
Of Massachusetts,, and Wadsworh o.
New York
Direct Vote OF Confidence"
i deem II my duty to say the
presidents letter states, that
should regard the passage OF this
resolution as direCt vote OF want
OF confidence m the administration.
The purpose which it undoubtedly
expresses has been expressed again
and again IN various forms during
the present session aud has aIway,
seemed 20 originate ~ rooted
dbtriuSt OF those who are at pres
en-, IN charge Of the executive tunc-
tons OF the government Those
executive functions are very clearly
understood. They have been de
fined both by the constitution and
By long experience and no one can
doubt where the responsibility for
them lies, or what the methods are
By which those who are respunSl-
bic can be held 20 their duty.
"Put War in Congress Hands"
Such activities on the part OF a
particular committee OF the senate
as this resolution would look for
ward TO, would constitute nothing
les than an attempt to take over
the conduct ot the war. or at the
least so superntend and direct and
participate IN the executive con-
duct OF it as 10 interfere in the
most serious way with the action
OF the constituted executive. !
protest most earnestly against the
adoption OF any such action and
shall hope that every senator who
intends to support the present ad-
miniStration in the conduct Of the
war will vote against IL. These
are serious times and it is abso-
lutely necessary that the lines
should be clearly drawn between
friends and opponents"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK; May 10. The COTTON mar
ket showed the influence OF weather and
crop growing conditions again today.
Trading was very quiet at the start. but
first prices were 3 to Q points lower and
offerings Increased after tho call with
July selling off TO 25.l5c. and October 10
2t.3sc, or IS to 80 points net lower. In
the case OF July contracts this made a de
cline OF over $40 per bale from the high
level OF last Friday and there was enough
covering 10 cause rallies Of 10 or u
points toward the middle OF the morning
Tho weekly report of the weather bu-
reau, stating that weather conditions for
the last week had been the most favor
able OF the season was followed by rush
OF selling and a further sharp break in
prices. July declined 10 2is0c and Octo-
Der to 2ic, or 10 to II points below last
nights closing. Covering caused later
rallies OF rs to 30 points and the volume
OF business subsidized but the tone was
nervous. owing to ths bearlsh view OF
crop prospects and end season statistics,
There seemed to be more buying around
the accent level for October. which was
attributed partly TO trade account and
prices ruled steadier during the early
afternoon on reports Of relatively steady
spot markets. July rallied TO 2b.i7c and
October TO ~ 13c. or about 30 To 81
nolnts from the lowest.
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ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS. May i5.-HOGs Receipts
iI5OO, zoe TO 25c lower llghts Il7tOg
II go. pigs 1iG.25dl725; mixed and butch
ers 81 iOg 1850 good heavy il7.lOdl7.2
bulk Il7IOgl75O CATTLE Receipts
1000 steady 10 strong. native beef
hoiferh 81 bOdI5 81: cows $500 ~ 90.
stoCkcis and feeders s. Coz 90. fair "a
prime Southern beef steers $40 00dl5 81.
beef cows and heifers SO OOd 1880. south
ern yeHrllng steers and hslfsrs 81 300
1000, native calves 81 7Ju 1880. SllEEP
Receipts 600 steady. lambs flb OOG
1880 ewes SIC O0al7 90. wetherH tlG ~
Wl7O0. Gamers and choppers $500
so