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SERMON ELEVEN.
How did the Genti:es
ccms across the flood?

AIter We nave set before the ,
reader. the truto'of the word
of GOD; showing the fact that
God d'd create a man on the
sixth day. An d numbered him
or them, with beasts. The ques'
ton vii! oe asked How did
the Gentiles come a cross the
foodi' And we must admit
that we could not briog them a
cross under the one man !heory.1
For the scripture says there
was out eight souls saved by
water; and then nnder the one
man theory we are left in the
dark to know how to get the
Canaanis o cross the flood.
And why we would be In the
dark, is because God said two
and two, Of all flesh; wherein Is
the breath of life, shall be taken
into the ark the male and the
female. As God said in this
language.
And they went in unto Noah
into the ark two and two of all
flesh. where in is the breath OF
life And they that went in.
when in male and female o; all
flesh, as God had com manded
him: and the L,rd shut him in.
lGen.7-I5-1G)
Upon the above scripture we
claim that our teaching of the
two man theory are right and
that in no other way can the
above scripture be irue. For if
The cainites had a living soul,
two and two of them do not go
in; or else there was more than
eight people saveoby water.
There is no use for an argue
ment to be produced that there
} was just one class of people: or
else you will have to say tba,
Gud falsified Lis statement
Y when He said that two and two
Of all flesh went into the ark
male ard fe male, and tl.en sa i'd
there was but eight souls saved
For there is no mistake bu,
Q W hat Cain bad posterity arc
two ano two of them went into
the ark as well as did the Gentle
numbered with the beasts.
Men may reason and theorist
but those arguments above art
i plain hard Bible facts. So ",
!, say ~ our reader that there wa!
, a people 10 the ark that did nc
o have o living soul. God said ,ha
q there we're a people that wa:
, not a people. And it was TO
D this reason that God sptk
n through Isaiah and said.
Sing, o oarr n, tho, taat
did>t not beai: br6at forth int
1 singing, and crya'oud, thou tina
!, didst not ,ravai; with child: fo
more are the chi ,irau of th
. des0late then the children of IT,
e married wife. saith lhe Lord,
Z ia Sill
Il The Barren was the married
wife and the mao aud wona
e who God placed in the garde :
The characters spoFen of as be
e. ing des0late who had many NOR
n Chi dren than the married wifi
# was the male and female create
e on the sixth day who was no
e shut up ia the garden but ha
e dominion over ali the earth.
e They were desolste OF salvatio
p living soul so the reader wi
n clearly understand how til
"a Gentiles got a cross; the flcO
e that is by being mum bered wit
q tie beasts as we have prove
y in u former sermon.
y Now the great stumbling block
1.-The many IL the Gentiles not ba
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-21

Csttai driving the Germans a The breaking tie 'ermah destroyed the Indenlcrg defense
 a Paris ThusdN was the most glorious day offensive on the host of smaller relieved their captivity and several of
 hundred miles from the sea to the holding
 
 O marshy extending to the north
 a fight Americans La seia steadily back by dnoaizng allied blows uthe the line the allies along both sides of Disc Americans  their flank crushed thereby permitting the envelor their along the between the Nsne and Disc
 allied
  preceding Belgian Dutch border souhward eight of
 The situation the throughout the weekly period The announcement received the SeIhians had reaken Nif indicated n Nome
 Developments
  muneaion defining eriions which allies ee and refusing concessions until cuped territory their illegal swer had been returned the close the
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GERMANS OBJECT TO WILSON TERMS Special to the Nuuuet by Associated

Copcn tktn that authentic dent Wilson not likely
 wi first denyth accuracy the against and will declare suspension the submarine
 spite of disposition hagge will tive and will also be conhed
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-21

period commencement offensive
  in during the sattins steadily Nerdun Americans f.terius ues reeins territory passed daily hind the allied captive by the taken and disastrous through the enemy lines numerous points along the far ertsdtns battle Along h" Flanders front the Germans forced line anu Although
 
 section of Belgium wide of he Mouse stronghold reaches of the nadenberg line compelling Germans to rere extending the northern Q the French and American forces additional Nenfchate of Hindnbrs the La Sale river Of Qenain below Le
 Monday said a side British On back over n wide area The close of ,n. d9y u e0 , s, % possession Menn the British within appears shattered enemy resistance along major section the allies progress continuous rapid section rre of important communications lines jcopardi2ed the German hold the farther south and led to their sweeping the direction in the Argonn- region Americans
 
 rom the northern end of the Arsone forest resisting
 
 
 
  which and The substantial Wednesday the allied still
  steadily northwad 0 the
  permitting II retirement 
 
 
 timed during the week ! continued British ip their of  Thiel
  operations before he of the day Following allies
 
  Flanders Lille of
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-wss.-
ROBINSON TELLS
OF CR|PPLES' CARE
| lecture on Home Service
Work to Be Illustrated,

One hundred and fifty Red Cross
workers from over the state arc In at
tendance today at the home service CON
ference which Is being held in the high
school building. At the close Of yes
terday's session l24 delegates had
registered, fiity-two chapters, forty
one counties, and seventy one town.
being represented Others arrived to-
day The work of the home service de-
partment of the Red Cross is being ex-
planned by trained workers who arc
experts in their respective lines. so
that some in every locality will know
how to carry on the home service work
for the best results.
Family Problems.
Miss Elizabeth Wood. assistant d.
rector of civilian relief, discussed
family problems at this mornings ses-
sion of the conference. Since the work
of the home service committee is TO
do for the soldier at home what he is
prevented from doing because Of alb
scncc, the family problem is one Of
first consideration, Miss Wood dis
CuSSeu tne ilrSt contract WIN the lam
lily, the best methods of approach, CON
sulting references, and plans for the
family, She stressed the point that the
family should be consulted as to plans
and that the home should not be broken
up. II the committee succeeds in keep
ing up the morale Of the soldiers by
attending to their home affairs, the
home fires must be kept burning In
the informal discussion by the dele
gates, this idea was emphasized.
War Risk Insurance.
Following Miss Woods talk. Fred
Strudell, former insurance man, con
tinued his discussion on war risk in
surance which was begun yesterday,
when he explained the insurance bill.
Today he explained allotments, allow.
ances, and compensation. II is part OF
the work Of the Home service commit
tee to give Information about the sol
diers to the folks at home, and to ex-
plain TO the family about the war risk
insurance, in some cases 10 see that
the family receives It.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. June Further
m ins In the eastern belt and continued
pressure 10 buy July were influences
that carried the price Of cotton sharply
upward today. In the first half hour Of
business the active months rose n to
a., July making the blggtst gain:
Realizing set In on the long side and
caused a reaction. Toward noon, prices
were 3 to points lower than the clos
ing level OF yesterday.
Liquidation OF long contracts Increased
In the afternoon and at / o'clock prices
were ~ to 81 points under tho closing
level OF yesterday.
Spot cotton steady, 25 points up. Sales
on tho spot 423; arrive none. Low mid
ding, 27.ssc: middlng. 3O.3sc. good mid
! ding, 3l63c. Receipts, 316l, stock.
| g6l IOq
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June There was re-
nswed covering I'm the cotton market at
the opening today and there also seemed
TO be n little buying on apprehensions OF
wet weather In the eastern belt, where
the possibility OF damage from grass ls
prices were 1s TO 2b points higher in
consequence, July selling At 1850 and
october "a. SOC. Demand. however, was
less urgent suggesting that there had
been 9 considerable reduction In the ner-
easier before the end OF the first hour
under realizing.
The market became easier during the
morning For a time July maintained
It's premium over October. but offerings
Of the near months gradually increased
and the decline extended to rs 7ic for
that position around midday or % points
net lower while Octoben.s sold off TO % 3iOc,
or only 10 points net lower.
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Nervous Tone Rules in Chi
CagO Pit,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, June 7.--lmproved wea ther
conditions tended today to ease the corn
market Nervousness over possibility Of
damage in Iowa seemed TO have largely
subslded Opening prices, which ranged
from Y to u lower. with July N.35h TO
slsbA and August s1.BsN. were followed
by moderate additional setback.
Oats sympathized with the decline In
corn. After opening 40 to No lower.
with July 67Mc to 67hc, the market
continued TO sag.
Provisions ascended owing 20 small
ness OF receipts and higher prices at the
yards.
Later n scarcity OF offerings was APP
parent and shorts covered freely. The
result was a sharp advance In prices
The market closed unsettled, 1hc to &c
net higher with July r.s7h to n.37S
and August, f13S
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STOCKS DECLINE
I ON SALES WAVE
Heavy Tone Recorded in Wall
Street Trade,

NEW YORK, June selling OF equip
ments and war issues as a whole ac-
companed the early dealings on the
stock exchange today. Steels, Baldwin
locomotive, shippings and motors bore
the brunt OF the movement at recess
sions OF to IN points. Coppers and
specialtles. Tobaccos, Alcohol and dis
Ulers. were equally heavy. Among the
rails, Canadian Pacific was under marked
pressure. losing ~ points. Moderate
Improvement set In later Liberty bonds
were steady.
The favorable crop report and strength
OF motors and feathers caused a partial
readjustment OF prices later. The clos
ing was irregular. Liberty 9lss sold at
90 Sac TO SO zoe; first IA Mt "a i5c to
81 soc; second fs at $4,000 to ei3ic and
AVS at 90 lac TO g6 SOC
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Movie Bills Today

preamlAn6 rhsAtsr, 10 q. m. TO n
.. m,--Wllllam Farrum In Trough
and Ready, Pearl White In "rhs
House Of Hate Mutt and Jsff oom.
sdy
Impress rhsa,sr, noon 10 n p. m,
Dorothy Dalton In "lcvs Mel
boy scouts 10 the Rescue"
Clara klnball Young In "rhs
Easiest Way"
Lyric Theater, I p. m. 20 tois0 o. N,
Path News and vaudeviils,
Majestic Thsatsr, 10 q. m, 10 II
., m,--A'los BRADY In "MaId OF bsl.
alum"
Liberty Thsstsr, I o, m. 10 n D. m,
Fannie Ward In "Innoosnt and
vaudsvllle.
Palace rhestsr. tlso o. m, TO 10
p. m,-soreen telegram, vaudeville
and stock company.
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Many OF the country papers are hsv-
ing their editorial space reduced by long
arrays Of political announcements. How
ever, in view Of the price such an
nouncements bring, an editor can bear
up bravely in the face Of reduction.
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CdhBr,iefs

Credit Men Msst--Tho regular weekly
lunchevn or tho Retail Credit men wap
held at the Chamhsr OF Con,moroo oafe
today. There was no special program.
Heaulsltlon Asksd-oeorge 10. Reeves,
county attorney OF Tulsa county. has re-
queAted from Governor H. l. Williams n
rsqulsition for tho return. from Helena,
charged with dluposlng OF mortgaged
property
johnson secures eond--Vorne John
son, a young man arrested laxt week on
charge OF breaking into thSNpostofflce
was released from the county jhl this
| morning under a bond OF 81 900 approved
| by Ernest Chambers, United states com
missioner johnson pleaded not guilty to
the charge when arraigned
Man In Uniform Held Jobe,
| brought here yesterday from Tecumseh
| on charge OF wearing n soldiers unl-
form In held IN tho county Jail awaiting
| q hearing before Ernest Chambers
| United states commissioner. Jobe claims
| the uniform ho was wearing at tho tlmo
OF his arrest was that OF the Tcxas home
guards and not tho regulation army uni
| form.
| Belle Isle Band Concert Saturday The
| street railway company announces that
| owing TO the postponement OF the band
| concert at Bello Isle park last night, thu
| concert which was 10 have been given
| by Emery'H band will take place Satur-
day evening at the park,
Gibbs 10 at Mlaml--Leroy NJ Gibbs of
the Chamber OF Commerce, with n large
| delegation of Oklahoma city mon, In at
| tending the good roads convention at
Miami today and will return TO the city
| Saturday afternoon.
Retail Merchant. ouartsrs-w. ], Pet.
tee, Oklahoma city merchant who In
| In charge OF the retail merchants dI-
vision OF tho state food administration
| today announced ho would open head.
| quarters In the office OF tho state food
| administration In the state capitol. Pet
teo announces he will he In his office
from until II o'clock each morning.
Murder Case Continued OF
murder against Susie pruItt, negro. were
continued by Judge Edward ID. Oldfeld,
| In the district court this morning until
| June IL Tho woman In charged with
killing Mamie Lambert. another negro
woman In street fight with knives on
| March 10.
Candidates File Names The following
| candidates for state office filed this
morning with the state election board
| H. u. Wheeler, MuskoRcc. democrat for
| Judge OF the Third district. Boud Ream,
Wapanucka, democrat. for representa- :
| two from Johnston county; Lewis Hun
ter. Inwton, democrat. for representa- =
from Logan county; J. q Mckay. Med
ford, republican. for Judge Twelfth dis
| trict
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ST. LOUIS.

ST, LOUIS. June 7--HoGs: Receipts.
sOSS 10 Ss. to IGG ,,s h1,shsT light tlssSS
butchers, li6 $50 100; good heavy, tls,sb
ql6 bulk. tlS65Q 1875. CATTLE
Receipts, 500, f6S higher: native beef
steers. sil boai7,sOi yearllnE steers and
heifers. 50 500 SO; cows, t1b0Ql37b
TaGGs'rs pr. soSSrn sRS is'SSsss Sss ss.T. s
beef cows and hsifers, 5000 1880; ma
tive calves. S175allO0 SHEEP: Re-
celpts. 500; steady; lambs. $4,000 H. 90;
ewes, tl2 O00 400; Gamers and choppers
81 OOu 90
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, June cotton spot,
gyyiestJ DSS DTGsS hsser 90, good o mddiins iddns
2l 46d, good ordinary. 2O4Cd. Sales 5000
including 1000 American. Receipts 2.O0Q.
all Americans Futures closed unset
tied, new contracts. June % 0Id. July.
2l.49di August 20.52d September. 10 f9d.
October. 1891. Old contracts fixed
prices June. 2O.7id; June July, 2o.66d,
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BUILDING Permits.

]. X. Krets, frame addition to dwell
ling, 2i26 West Thirteenth street, f3if
q W. Barnett, two-story brick veneer
dwelling, 3ls West Seventeenth street
SO, 800
Neubaur Lay, repair store building, 3l7
North Broadway $500.
Nichols g. Chandler, two-story frame
dwelling, 427 West Nineteenth street.
$4,000
Nichols & Chandler, two-story frame
dwelling, 423 West Ninth street, 5000.
Nichols n Chandler, repair dwelling.
l29 Fast Park, $500.
Nichols & Chandler, repair frame dwell,
ling. 1923 East Thirteenth street. 81 200.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June HOGS Receipts
1000; 2Oc to 3Oc higher heavy butchers
s5 bssSS packing sh Gs.sSs hrSS ToSs
selected, tl67Dq 1900; selected light
sl7 25@l735; medium and light mixed
N6.70G 1890; pigs, choice, 10000 II 20;
Dulk - sales, ti6sOQi725 CATTLE
Receipts, 1000. SHEEP: Receipts. 1000
ss%ay %eGgn 2 'SSs xSSd TnGra 81 sss pS spsHs GS
lambs wanted at t2O.25; native, slA'75.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, June HOGS. Re.
ceIpts, 5000 ioc to l5c higher bulk.
!i.ISSaiSSsi heavy, ilsss0i1.oo; light
Receipts, 1900, strong; prime fed steers.
900 l6,e0i dressed beef steers, $4,000
1890; southern steers, ts0Oui6b0. cows,
81 69tQoi heifers. .is00ulb.3b; stocksrs,
Recelpts. 1000 strong. ns 1000 20, rs
yearlings. sltOonlsOo: wethers, iS,Ood
l6.s0i ewes, til.oOGisoo; stockers. $3.50
nl 100
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 7.-RUTTER: Firm.
creamery, 3+94lhc. EGGS: Higher;
receipts, 1853 cases; firsts. 306S2c:
ordinary firsts. 2Su3Oc; at mark Eases
Included 29a31c. POTATOES: Higher;
new receipts. 66 cars; Texas and Louis
lana sacked Triumphs, S2l0W2.25. Old
receipts, l2 cars: Wisconsin. Michigan
and Minnesota bulk tl,l0nl20; ditto
sacks. s.30al40. POULTRY: Alive,
unchanged.
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An observer learns in a short time
that most OF the references TO drilling
in Oklahoma papers refer to the oil
fields, and not TO military fnaneuvers,
as one might sometimes infer from the
headlines.
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SAM LoYD'S BRAIN FOOD
One Minute to Digest This.
No A54

At my house the other day young
lady from Boston astonished the
household by asking the loan OF
diminutive, argeutouS trunoated
cone, convex on its summit and semi
perforated with symmetrical indenta
tisns. What did she WANT
ANSWER TO NO. AS.
As difference Of l0ecents per
dozen in the price of eggs made a
difference OF 81 per acre in the rent
the rent in eggs was 20 dozen par
acre. Deducting the value OF ~
dozen eggs from the total rent leaves
s. per acre as the amount paid IN
cash, and dividing 500 BY two gives
The number Of acres as fifty.
Copyright 1918, by Sam Lloyd
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Charlie Miller and his bride have
Just cause for grievance against the
Cleveland County Enterprise providing,
Of course that they are good American
citizens, as all In this state should be,
Writing of their wedding the Enter
prise says Il united two OF the promi-
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June 7.--CoRN: Cash,
higher No. 2 mixed. Sl.62ql 81; No. Z
white, SL72@l77; No. 2 yellow, $3.50
I.6s OATS: Firm: No. 2 white. 75c:
KAFIR AND MILO MAIZE; $3.50
26O
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1000 TROOPS TO
COME FROM FORT
At $40 PER Man
Business interests Called to
Underwrlte July a Fete.

Next Tuesday Lieut.. c. R. Parks, U,
S A., athletic director at ~ Sill will
submit a statement to the Chamber oi
Commerce showing what the expense
will be for bringing 1000 artillerymen
to this city for a military demonstra-
tion July ! and 4 and he will also sub
nit a written program showing all the
military features and events proposed
for those two days including the drills
and sham battles and also a program
OF athletic events, TO include boxing and
wrestling contests and the track meet
Lieut.. Parks has told the Chamber OF
Commerce that he would bring at least
1000 soldiers here on the morning oi
July } and could bring as many more
as were desired but the chamber has
decided il was announced today, that
1000 will be about the right number.
MaeFsrland TO Attend.
On the evening OF July at the big
audi orium at State Fair park Il Is
planned that the best program OF box
ing and wrestling ever offered in Okla
homa will take place and no less a
parsonage in the realm OF sport thar
Packey MacFarland, U. s. A., has con
sented TO come to this city on that date
and referee the boxing contests. Mac
Farland is one OF the army's boxing in
structors and an enlisted man OF the
nations army Whether boxing in his
class and weight, giving an exhibition
or acting as ring official, Mactar-
land is called one OF the best drawing
cards possible TO obtain in the country
today.
Cost $4,000.
II is estimated that it may cost $40,
600 to bring the Fort Sill troops tC
this city. The Chamber OF Commerce
depends on merchants and business
mems organizations OF the city to un
derwrite and guarantee this sum, Ad
mission will be charged to the parl
while the troops are camped there ant
admission will be charged to the audi
torium Wednesday and Thursday night
when the boxing and wrestling contests
are given. The first $4,000 obtained
from The gate receipts goes to REIN
burse the underwriters. Whatever II
obtained above this sum will be turned
over to the athletic fund Of the For
Sill artillerymen. The artillerymen
among other features OF their visi
here, announce they will bring two craci
military bands.
Oil Men Stand Pat
After its weekly luncheon at the Lee
Huckns this noon where the Fourth o
July Thrift stamp campaign was dis
cussed, the Oklahoma Oil and MininI
association to whom the use OF the Fai
Park grounds was first granted, issue
a statement through its secretar,
Harry G. Johnson. The stand OF tn
oil men may force a change in plans.
The statement says that efforts ar
to be made to get in touch with tn
la,hletic association OF Fort Sill an
invite the soldiers to stage their cele
bration here July 3 and 4 in co-opers
ton with the Oil and Mining associa
ton. This association will assign IN
soldiers the space for their camp an
will be in charge OF the entire program
as regards general oversight OF IT, Il
take place at Far Park.
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

= FORT WORTH. June 7-CATTLE, Re.
caiptr, $500, steady beoves. N.5OUl6 w.
HOGS: Receipts. 500 lOc advance
1000; steady; lambs, tl5.0OGl770.
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Russia, and drinks none except whith
she brews herself,
Another romance s being shattered
in the divorce courts Anita Loos sur
prbed the film company by announcing
that she had been married for two years
and. what Is more, she announced that
she desired a divorce Immediately. ],
was rumored that sho wanted to marry
someone else, hut her mother denied
this
Anita said she was married two Year,
ago, bu, only for two days, to a certain
Frank Palma, She eloped with Frank
and ran away to Coronado, but the,
simply couldn't got along,
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ST. LOUIS,

ST LOUIS. June corn. Higher
No. 2, t1.68d157; No. 2 white, tl6s
OATS Higher; No. 2, 746Hhc; No.
white 7GILC
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 7.-CQRN' No 2 vel
low. Sl66Gi SIS OATS; Standard, 1874
d7sl4c. RYE; No. 2, sl.9O BARLEY,
u.05Gli5.
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CATTLE MARKET
IMPROVES TODAY
hog Market Is Active and
Goes Nickel Higher,
ToDAY's SALES.

CATTLE-A turn Tor tho better was
noticeable In the trading on the local
cattle market today, practically all kinds
ot killing cattle going to packers early.
Receipts we're fair although direct ship
ments formed considerable portion OF
the fresh supply The early top on
steers went at tl37b with the bulk OF
tho plain Kind at sil. In butcher cattle
odd heads OF heavy cows brought up TO
siO and good helfers up 90 f2ib0. Cam
ners and cutters, brought from $500 to
f.25 Bulls sold for 1850 and calves
for tl2, The stocker and feeder market
was active and steady with few here
, Closing Quotations.
J Prices OF tho various grades or cattle are
apnInA lmAll M nh InllnMh.