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The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

MT. Hillhouse moved that the state auditorial bill, s F. No 347 (Collinsi. be recalled from the Budget Commit tee. and referred 10 me Judiciary Committee. which was done
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

\ II. freadway. q pioneer mer- chant ef Ozark. is bayine farm equip mrnt and renting all the land he can fer fhe purpose of giving 1he return ed soldiers emr'asment He las em- n1dyed srvetd1 and says thev give sat- isfacfion Ho SINS to does moi cN= bert fo proEt tv hi7 p'ans but hepe7 to nroeide for several soldiers
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

Edward z. screeton has resigned as postmaster of Hazen after sery. ing for five years He will be sue cecded by L. II Malen.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

An all round booster" meeting of the Conway Commercial Club was held in the club rooms.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

Busy men are seldom etfeted with fits of melancholy.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

A farm demonstration meeting was held at Hlgginson in the school au- dltorium. L. F. Covey was chairman.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

The moment you eat tablet of Pape's Diapepsin all the indigestion pain, dyspepsia misery, the sourness, gases and stomach aeidity ends.
 Pape's Diapepsin tablets cost little at any drug store hnt there k no surer or quicker stomach relief known. Adv.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

The House concurred in the Sen ate amendments to the state hospital bill. restoring the salary of the super intendent. Dr c. C. Kirk. from s5- 500 10 s4.000, and the item of SIP, 600 for the dairy farm.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

It is reported at Ozark that many dogs and cats are dying over the county of a form of influenza
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

Farmers are behind with their spring blowing in the Horatlo sleln. ity on account of the continuous rains. Much fertilizer is being bought in preparation for large acreage of produce.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

senator Joseph g utley of Benton has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general of the state to succeed John n Aihuekle
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

An enthusiastic meeting nt can'a. lnupe growers of this neIehhorhood was hold at Malvern and adopted Il constitution and bylaws and other wise effected a permanent eaeantza- ton by the election Of officers
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

Henderson carl, farmer north of sloan Sprrss. received a car loat af sheep and took them out 10 his farm. Tho sheep industry is .etting to he big tbinf in Benton county and k as profitable as other stock.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20
MisIInd erstandLn1.

msunderstandin1 Shp-Nhat d. zaa tHinls2 \ hat nearly sof .n my hrae f8~f night. He-S You're lucky Nine always gets in my feel.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

A bill by Senator MeFarlin was passed. 64 to |. providing that "wners any improvement district shall have issued bonds or incurred indebted. ness. the total amount of the assess ed benefits shall never be reduced upon reassessment."
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

Tte eoxernueaf labor agency. in charge = Charles l. Bufard has hs6n meyed froa Helena 10 Forrest 6'f#t Pm fa.at aaeulv looks aftc~ fhe labor sIaatien in ThHps Lee. N8nfnG. NaHdIEI GFuss SE Francis and 6fittenden counties
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

Senator owens bill. No 555. an- rexing certain sections of land in Faulkner county 10 Pulaski county, was tabled on motion of Senator Hartje.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

The hH of Representative rarnen apprapriatine $l5ooo for tne pur. chase of a site in East Little Roek for a state serum plant and to pro vide for it's equipment was passed
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

Men and women of the state who wish 10 qualify as teachers cf voca. tiapai sahiects under tho tlnahea- Smith ac' will have every opporun. ity to do go at the next summer term ef 'te University If Arkansas which starts June a3
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

TEe bin by Senator Evans to p'7re a tax of a cents on each efizen and made af foreiau tr.h 8ha has ae= clared his intention of becoming a citizen. bctwteH the ages ef fe and 1T for inc maintenance of the Ma tional Guard. encountered strong oo- nositidn. and was defvatrd avrs 5s. noes 50
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

*n Arfanzaz Insect MI saxe fhe oaeAasaz ef Faaaae' TAis insect. aafeh= tx common =fHts state. is known as ApHatuns mad. and las Heen found n he of considerable im- porfanae in efadfeatng tde Woo1y aphis. or plant 'eose
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

plls authorizing seven road i'm p-oyement districts in Washington county haze been passed hy he 1egis= lnture The good roads created by these bills VIII form network over the entire county
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

Prc~faeut Hugh Cf3tz of 'he Second District Agricultural school has ar- ran.s,.4 for II tractor school tn he rorl ,he Inter p1rt of this month The seheel VII hr conducted he fae- ter1 representatives ot various makes pf trae tors
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

ashro3eh the#e efforts ef she Jackson county homo demonstration agent. Nh Narp tHsdH. the ladies of Nv paf# 8ee fa haze ane = fhe govern menf's SpeeIaHsTg 10 cagduct roukz ing school Ia ht. held at an earR d4te n March
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

\ hnl desieoed 10 remedy ean1'= lions reported as eXis1in9 in p111sft county Ras introduced hy Senator Owens. < F. No 5zt. ta pretfhit t'.f 4.suanea af licenses ae Itney drivers to mon under T Recently ' was reported thaf ee per cent of the h mates of tha Pa'asN county lad con sisted of iituey dfayers uadae -l
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20

More than 3o delegates at.=ndei the counel meeting of inc Conway disfrie' at the First Methods church called for the purpose of or guni2ing the disirlct for the ccnten- av mission drive
The Dermott news., 1919-03-20
TOLD IN \ FEW LINES.

Twenty ene d4v law. eulae prohibiting soetat affair- or eneae~z mons sNGenE durna WeelzeHd4. has gone into effect at fhe University uf Arkansas Fae la4 raplaeez the ell '2o day laW. which was in opera ton andr the twosemester plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Time Brings Happiness
With The Dawn
The Coming Of Baby Marks che Al.
vent Of Q Glorious Future. -

Scientists say great stress should DO laid
upon tho remarkable influence which the
mothers happy prenatal disposition has
upon tho health and future OF the genera
tons to como.
over half . century havo applied before the
storE's arrival. known Mothers Friend.
This 10 most grateful penetrating remedy
that at once softens and soothes tho myriad
OF broad nat abdominal muscles under the
skin OF tho abdomen. By it's regular use
during tho period tho nerves. tendons and
eerds arc relaIed and there 10 an absence
or nausea; eartng-down pains. strain and
general discomfort moro often than other
"lae e{peIienced when nature Is unaided.
mnorninE tho muscles relay with ease when
hapy comes. the time 8 the crisis is shorter
and pain and danger 10 naturally avoided.
Writ. the Bradneid Regulator Company.
for bo,,, shei e, MNtherheod Book. and obtain a
by All means and get Into condition 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
IN AND OUT OF ToUS
ALLIANCE WITH RUSSIA
D.patchcs Indicate That such
In Gaining Ground
Happily.

hERLIN. MAY 2a-Every dsv b,i,r
pai m hes'a ,o1 bearing on, recent dis.
''nssia as Germany's last straw '''
looaE the Rerl.nor Zcitunr A,,i.
gag says boldly tina, Efforts IA hrinr
80 agreement between Germany
ana RUSSIA are in full swing
thancellor Scheidemann. who than
OIL proad ainis AZ Russo-German
a'Lance tne other day, appears 10 ;aEe
chances for modification OF the nnace
'e! ms. In speech today he said:
We hope TO attain peace on IN.
OASIS OF our counter proposals" He
peace OF Cancellation IS only nos.
S!oIe II Germany is included in the
league OF nations on equal terms with
all other mcmhcrs" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
WINNIPEG'S CANCELLATION
EFFORTS PROVE FAIL URE
Lnbor Leaders Threaten waIkout. in
Twenty-Sir Canadian Cite.
to Win Strike.
[ BY Associated Pres,.l

WINNIPEG. May 23.-EHorts 10
bring about a program OF Cancellation
at public meeting today Of citizens
and unions TO discuss the general strike
which has been in progress here for
more than week failed today.
Mayor Gray closed the meeting with
tho remark: III It Is your wish that
nothing further DO done regarding con-
Citation. then hop TO II. viii see
that law and order are maintained"
r. B. Russell. one OF the leader,
OF the central strike committee. then
declared that trade unions in twenty
six Canadian cities are ready to de-
clare general walkou,s rather than see
"W!nnipeg labor lose this strike"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
BRITISH BUILDING PLANE
800 FEET ACROSS WINGS
Navy Department. Learns of BIx Air
snip, but iHs Similar Plans
Worked Out.

WASHINGTON May %. The Brit
has learned. is planning ep sea I'Is
with wing expnnse of 800 feet from
tip to tip Such n plane would have
wings more than twice tho length Of
those OF the NC-4. which new 70 the
Azores.
The fact that Great Britain has such
a model in contemplation holds no
terror for tho Bureau OF Construction
They declare that If Congress Will pro-
vide the money American experts viii
build an airship capable Of nving from
New York to England without a stop.
was made by tho War Department TO-
DAY. The announcement read:
Fairfax Naulty. Of New York.
through the means of the cinema
camera. has been able for tho FIRST
time TO photograph air in motion
across the wings of an airplane. The
making Of these photographs COM
menCed In January, and three miles
OF films have been taken at Boiling
Field. the development OF which have
Just been completed. The photographs
snow. 1t is said. much that in the
future viii be a guide TO the cons.ruc-
ton and operation of airplanes."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
PRAISES WORK OF COLLEGES
Lieutenant-Colonel Payne Snys Men
Trained In Univcrsitics Made
beat Officers.
Especial 10 The Times !
= II A 2 .Ol,-I, Is. vi q

HHfNLO 70 ' HE. ' ~. May 70
Lieutenant Colonel Abney Payne. new
professor o. military science and tao.
tics AZ the University o, Nirrjn;a in
ms hrht address before the student
BODY OF that institution. stated that
the casualty lists OF American soldiers
would have been smaller had thnrn
been more trained officers in this coun-
try when war was declared
Al the outbreak OF the present war.
ne said: the government found hut
ieooo officers available. To guarantees
that the country viii not be found in
me same position in case OF the out
mas mas decided 10 train the college men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
MEN OF 317TH COMING
ON BOARD NANsEMOND
War Department Announces Elk.
pected Arrival o: Many Eigh.
ticth Division Units.
ssRD TO LAND IN NEW YORK
Transport De Kalb, With 1,1s9
Officers and Men. Arrives at New.
port News-Over 300 Sick and
wounded on Long Trip.
tBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGToN. May 23-Expec,ed
'FSNn ansnno adriSals today included:
Three Hundred and Seventeenth. head
quarters and ordnance attachments
tai detachment Eish,ieth biYis don t pGs-
Ply company. ordnance and medical de-
,achments. Third Battalion headquar-
and Eighteenth infantry. de,achmenta
and Fifteenth Field Artillery. ali OF Of
the EiShticth Division.
dred and Forty-third Infantry. detach-
ments of Three Hundred and Nine
tenth Infantry tEishtieth).
Three Hundred and Fifteenth Am
mmun1sion IRAN iran EG;om1pany L. Three
Graf Waldersee. New York, June q
Three Hundred and Nineteenth Infan-
FIX h'EFissi,ss Three Hundrea and
sixty casual officers.
Other EiKhtfeth Division Unit..
Mobile. New York. May 2s-Thr..
Hundred and Twentieth Infantry. Three
Battalion. Three Hundred and Fifth
Field Signal Battalion (all EiEhtIethj.
head1uarter. and veterinary unit. One
tseth Military Police. sales commissary
unit Three Hundred and Sixteenth.
including Brigadier Lloyd NJ
Brett: commanding tho One Hundred
and Sixtieth Infantry Brigade
Pastores. New York. May %? with
Eighty eighth Division men.
w MsTenTS Nf;x6PGri nj EsTs Nay H.
Eishty-EiBhth and EiEhty-Ninth Also
Coming.
New Jersey. Newport News June a.
Three Hundred and Thirteenth and
Three Hundred and Fourteenth Ma
chine Gun Battaiions. less detached
officers, and Casual Company Number
one OF the Three Hundred and Eigh-
teenth Infantry (aN OF the EiRhtieth
Division).
Canon!cus. Newport News. June 3.
ana the Pocahontas. Newport News.
May 80. with E!ghty-e!Ehth and
Eighty ninth Divisions troops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
FOUR THoUgASD BIRD MEN
ARRIVE AT NEW YORK PnuT

1000 officers and men OF the Thirty
third Division Former National Guard
OF lllinois) and the Twenty-ffth En-
EineerE, less Company G. and casuals,
in all 5.472 troops. including ISIS nurses.
the steamship KaiSerin AuEuste Vic
loria arrived here today from Brest
General Robert l.. Billiard
The steamship Santa Elena, also from
Brest, brought s64 troops. including
the SiIty-eighth Evacuation Ambulan
Company.
With 2.ls1 troops. including two Off
and First Telegraph Battalion which
|. made ND largely OF New Englanders,
the steamship Panaman arrived from
Bordeaux.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
TAIL SPINS MOST FATAL
Charles Fl. Payne Tells of CauuaItIe. n
Flying During Recent
Hcnrs,
tBy Associated Pre...1

ATLANTIC CITY. " j., Nav "a
CHARLES II. Payne, An insurance cxpert
toid the delegates TO the Pan American
Aeronautc Convention here today tina,
from 1908 10 1919, both in military and
civil aeronautics. SO per cent or the
casualties were due 10 the collapse OF
me plane as the result OF faulty con-
struction. while from 1913 10 date only
per cent OF tho casualties were caused
by such collapse.
or prcscnt-day accidents according
10 MT. Payne. approximately 40 per
cent are due TO tail spins entered into
close to the ground ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
FIVE SAILORS ARE HONORED
Croix de Gu~rre Ia Awarded American.
Tor bravery I'm Tending
Wounded.
rBv Associated Pr.,,1

wAsHINGToN MAY ss-Five en-.
listed men of the navy medical corps.
who served with the marines at Bel
leau Wood. have been awarded tho
Cro!S de Guerrc with stars bv the
French government for cspecjalIv
heroic conduct. 1t was announced to-
day at the Navy Department. All of
the sailors, whose names follow, the
citations said. showed extreme bravery
in caring for wounded while under
heavy fire:
George L. Horn. Lake Como, Mass:
II. Clark. Poteau. Okla; Raymond O..
Stone. WASHINGTON. r. l.. and Percy V.
Templeton. Round Lake. n Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
SOCI E. 'T.Y'

Misses May and Julia Grant Moore
are leaving town tomorrow evening
,,9r short stay In North Carolina. The
lisscs Moore Will attend the confer
cncG OF Women's Clubs. which will DO
n nsId In North Carolina next week.
oniccrs' Dance.
Tho usual dance for officers will take
pace this evening at $3.50 o'clock at
nc Officers Club. S27 West Franklin
S ,be a,r These dances nc, arc given under
munity Service. OF which Mrs. f. d.
n n'H,TmKiss Is genera! chairman, and a
chape re e acH'n WEEK. "ome" act as
All whiting officers are included in
The invitations. The dances are at
i,ractive features OF tho season.
Assistant .Attorney-General and Mrs
Hi p, me- j. Graham have as their guests
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Randolph. who have
.lred In Manchester. England for many
ears Mr. and Mrs, Randolph are
Sinia: Mr.. Randolph is the son O, tho
.,ate Bishop Randolph. OF Virginia. and
Mrs. Randolph was formerly Miss
In Richmond.
= Col9nel Fitzhugh Lee Minniserode,
me aun ad and Sixteenth infantry,
mig arrived in Riehm mons T ias,
C fGls1n Ho,el during their stay here.
state. .'''SHouL the
Thompson-Currie.
announce the marriage Of sheIr d hurr,e
cer. Gina, TO Allen Thompson The
dds ay. Ray having taken place Wedn tHs
were accompanied b. Wilton Mercy TTnes
ITO ITO Misses NJ innic Lee Curr!e and R9ih
sroom' Mr. s' sha u Of The bride and
az home after June 10 az -os
cr rss, 1--we nty-seventh Street.
equation Ercrcfscs.
IIff an,i o: Social Work ana or ne ne
sr ."d,,n nave issued invitations for "g ne
w6ich wi, vii exercise. =. L.s, o, the school,
afternoon a, 4 o'clock a. liz oHnes s1C
jiet. Dr.; Douglas Freeman viii p, 40
ne foiin,sahld ress and the exercises viii
'r I'm $50 to s O'clock. deception
Joinstnn ' yates INCLUDE Misses Elizabeth
ritter Nav I q H. M. b1eyanes; Agnes y Fer.
C'.trude Anderson. Irene &C" cov, LEFTY
car, cara Curran, Audrey Drak. Gpy niyG5.
r.rra .. Msso1 D. e Gressory, Mary iiorry.
,noton, Nancy G. PuEh. Camiii, INJURED
f,ii,e Sts REYNOLDS. Mamie F. Pc
Margaret r. s 5dson; FAIRY Rosser,
E.shn' ratt!e May Smith. Vioin, r.
Warden e. Waarford. Mrs. TheodosI,,
Blanche T. I1am Imr'S MT. $ S,;a;,on; Ms
MFs. Arthur A. Moore. e. NC
IN AND OCT OF Town.
ths or. Hn..Golonel Samuel G w,u.. :,
the rr,., Huntr,d and s!It..nth rn,sn;r;;, o.
Price a. ;h.,r and Mrs. LawYencs -
,, Mr'' Isnn!nx. c. Wis. will s,r,,.
where al. vii a TO- spend I'm. 2.r.
Ell T, oT.rsess for IN, Tas; .,sh, se who Ia.
Wis. IN. ry IAI'or his l.r Tor m. nSSn o,.s'
a brief stay w" guest OF f-!ead. FOR
.pena.ns , W; s",.,. -n....2 Of Richmond !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Sl.0o Round Trip to Norfolk-virSinin
Beach S2.15-Vin y. & W.
Every Sunday

Round trip tickets will be sold from
Richmond at the above low fares. Sun.
day. May 18th. and every Sunday
thereafter. good on Special Train leav-
ing At s:l5 4. NJ. and tho Cannon
Ball leaving at $40 a. NJ. over the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Both
trains run solid between Broad Street
station, Richmond. and the Union
Depot. Norfolk. without change Of cars.
leaving Norfolk on return trip at 4:30
+. NJ. and 1880 p. M.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
More Units 10 Return.

WASHINGTON. May 2a.-unit, as
signed 10 early return announced to-
day were: Company a. attached rnedica,
and veterinarian dctachments ono
Hundred and Nincth Engineers -Four
Hundred and Eighty six Hun.
~ anu S.htF-scNentn, Eight Hun
Hundred and Twcnty-seventh Ae~o
S0uadrons: fourth COMPANY seconJ
regiment air service mechanics: Two
nnn en ana EisntE-tnird Military
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24

oncers and seventy-seven r,en Of the
yne hundred and Thirteenth Field
Hospitals. two officers and eleven mon
OF en ordnance casual company, eigh-
teen casual officers from New York and
New Jersey. one officer and 1853 men
or Casual Company Five Hundred and
sixty three. n marine casual company
and four civilians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
DEMAND RELIGIOUS FILM
Life OF Chriri on Screen Picture Mo,,
called for by Dough-
bOyg.

NEW YORK. MAY 23.-The motto,
Picture most IN demand by the Amer.
:s the Life Of Christ in eleven rocI-
according 10 Walter A. Morton j.;
charge Of the knights of Columbus
ctnemaEraph. who re.urnod 49,,
France today '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
TRANSPORT DE KALB ARRIyFs
BEARING MANY SyoTTNnEp

NEWPORT NEWS VA, May I'd
The transport De Kalb. carrying 1859
officers and men. 96S OF whom were
from Bordeaux. France. after twelve
day voyage over the southern route
Other troops aboard included three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

WANT a smau seco-d handed safe ADJ
dress F. 81. care Herald
WANTED % Bay one good ssco1d hand
tent Phone -4-fT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
STOCKS
HEAVILY SOLD
Reactionary Tendency De-
velops After Period of
Ascending Prices.

Reactionary tendencies developed In
Tuesdays market for copper stocks
and. after a strong opening, they sold
off gradually. according to J. s Cur
tiss & Co Profit taking after the
rapid raise OF Monday was RESPONSE
bic for most Of the realizing sales
While some support was offered IN
the general market, nevertheless, de-
clines in coppers were general up TO
noon
Anaconda, after opening at 7o7s,
sold down 10 S9st- Chile Copper was
ing above IL, declined to S01z- ken
nicctt sold early in the morning as
high as 374s, declining 10 1864 by
noon. Greene-Cananea was not equal
to Its high record of yesterday, sell
ing off from IS TO 44%- Inspiration
sold below So. and Chino Copper stter
opening az 40ss- sold down TO SO IS
Miami was strong, advancing 10 26lz
early in the day
Among curb coppers, Ray Hercules
finally advanced rs 10 = higher
than IL was sold during the past two
months ana Howe sound was sligntiy
better Magma Chief was very quiet
and there was practically no demand
FOR any IF the Jerome stocks.
Silver to stay High.
Senator Pittman, OF Nevada be-
leves the price Of silver viii rule at
Fl al lAAEU Ut eH10nT AN- ---1 A-IA-
years. The senator said Under the
.Pittman act. the treasury melted down
and sold to the British government
for account Of India nearly 100000
000 in silver dollars at SLOl1z an
ounce. These coins viii some day
have TO be replaced, but the govern
ment will not commence its purchases
until the present demand for silver
has abared, and that may not be for
some years. Furthermore. it is hardly
expected that the government viii be
able to complete its buying in a year
or two. in the meantime, the price
Of silver cannot decline below 81 an
ounce as the Pittman act c0mpels the
treasury to buy metal for recoining
silver dollars at not less than that
figure. I do not believe il viii ad-
vance much above S1-25-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

- 49,,
BOY WANIEu-ro work AZ soda fountain
- n. I ------.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Livestock Market


Chicago, III. NAY p united states 5u-
resu Of Markets. Hogs-RecCipts- aa,-
00as mostly 2GG 25c lower than yesterday s
average TOP, S13-55- bulk $3.50 G p T.
heavyweight, S2oa20-15- medlun7gTe sllii
s1s-e5 2o.25; lightweight. S1s.so0 zo-2-'
Uzh--llrhts s12.T5T 1gq5- heavy packing
soUs. smooth. sI9-.5 1885, packing soTs-
rough. s1S75 419-25; PIGS slsG1S-75-
Cattle-Receipts. 1905 market oren-
ing slow early sales Of beef and butcher
stock steady with yesterdays low uzne;
bulls lower. calves &c higher; sI0e zefa
steady; beef steers medium and heavy
weight choice and prime S15.9oGles ne
dium and good, S13-Z5l i97 common, sll-at
G1250; lightweight. good ard chose.
S1S.75 G16-25- common and medium, sll-5u
ola. butcher cattle. helfers $50 g Il iai
cows ssa5n1A5o- Gamers ard cutters,
s6.5DGs.15; veal calves light and handy
weight, SIS q 1875 feeder steers. fll--3 q
1850: stocker steers S2-l5G 12-5e-
Sheep-Receipts. 14.000s market strong
TO sc higher; lambs. 81 pounds down,
slaI5 715.60s IS pounds up S15.Z q l4a5'
culis and common, S. g 1896 sl1-ll=s-
$3.50 eraser yearinE Wsthe-si S--4- e
1850; ewes. medium. good and common.
s45o99-75-
kansas City Livestock, Close.
Kansas City, no. Nay y Omitted states
Bureau OF Markets. Hogs-hfcelpls 80
600. lower Heavies- so 429,t5: lights
SIS 1915; packing SIS gls-zsi piss
rsttie-Reeeipts. 1900: lower. steers.
g10017.50s heifers f7Gl4.15i COWS, zl-eg
a13-55s calves, sl2G1A59; stoekers. Sl-so
GA
sheep-Reoeipts. 5000. higher. Lambs
S13E1450; ewes, fIGle.I5-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver, Colo, Nay 27--Cat-le-Ele-
ealpts. 5000 market lower Beef steers
sfsT147F. cows and heiferz. ss-50E12-
stoci-ers and feeders. Sl0a12-5o5 calves,
HoEs-Rsoeipts. zoos market lower
Tor. $50. bulk. s1s-51 119-75.
Sheep-Receipts Is. eC0- higher LAMBS
sl7-so617-z5; ewes s1275615.
Fort worth Livestock. Close.
Fl Worth. Tex. May 21.-Cattle-fle-
ceipts. $50. Market unchanged. slow and
drsegv- Bceves. $3.50 1s; stockers, s. @
I1-50. COWS. Ssa10; heifers, S5412; bulls,
$780, 8-e0; calves, sA5d 613-5o-
Hoe=Reoeirts. 1000; Is TO 25c lover
Heavy, S19.75 G1o-10; medium. s1s-5l G
1875 light s19-25 G1e-T5s mixed SIS G Isl
common, s1701ss pigs. s12G17-75.
sheep-Recsipts- 1Eeo- Market steady
Lambs. s1A617; yeariinEs. y12013s Werh-
ers. ss.50G11s ewes ss.50Gs.50; cuils.
ssdss goats sE97-25-