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n a wife need TO be? Should a
girl condemn herself TO a spin
ster's solitude and the prison OF an
unhappy home because she fears "she
is not intelligent enough" TO be the
right companion 10 the man she
.oves7
These questions grow out Of let
ter have received which somehow
brings a tear to my eye and lump to
my throat. 1t bespeaks a modesty not
often found in these days OF super
ticial charm. Many a girl relies too
readily upon the attraction OF clothes,
cuteness and cosmetics. Few seem to
consider Intelligence necessary in
the snaring OF man. Yet here is a
girl who writes under the name OF
Vera E.:
Il am eighteen years old and am
happy to be considered rather re-
fined. certainly try to be. OF late
years my father has caused great
trouble in our home. He Is very
strict and uusympathetic. My life is
sad and empty.
II am in love with a man four
years older than |. / know that nc
loves me and often he has asked me
10 marry him, | am sure | love him
enough 10 be his wife. But Is love
enough7 | do not yet consider my
self Intelligent enough for my age.
| fear might not be companionable
enough to tnake him happy and to
keep his love.
Would you advise me, dear NJ IS
Vincent, to keep on leading tine mis-
cradle life with my father, or go TO
tho man ] love with all my heart
and trust TO love for everything?
VERA E"
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Snarllng and roaring, tney rushed
upon the black warriors when they
saw tho mischief they had already
wrought. hUvuduu, realizing the
danger of coming TO close quarters
with these mighty ape-men, seize
Mcriesn and called upon his warriors
90 retreat,
For IA time the apes followed them
and several Of the blacks were badly
mauled and one killed before they
succeeded IN escaping. Nor would
they have gotten on thus easily had
Akut not been more concerned with
the condition Of the wounded Korak
than with the fate OF the shrl, upon
whom hc had always looked as more
or less Of an ntcrloUer ana an ~
questioned burden.
korak did not die, however. For
days he lay helpless with fever, while
ASut and the apes hunted close by
that they might protect hiu from
such birds ana beasts as might reach
his lofty retreat. OCCdsiunal!y Akut
brought him juicy fruits, which
helped to slakC mis- thirst and allay
his fever, and littlc by littlc lis pow
Crful constitution oycrcamc the e.
fects of the spear thrusts, The
wounds healed and his strength re-
turned.
The days dragged their weary
lengths along, but at last he had SUI
hciently regaincd his strength 10
crawl from tho shelter and make his
way unaldGd to the ground. Now ne
lived more upon raw meat, for which
he was entirely dependent on Akut's
skill and generosity with the meat
diet his strength returned more rap
idly, and az last he felt that he was
NJ 10 undertake the journey 20 the
village Of the blacks.
Meriem, bound and under heavy
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4 d vice to Lovers
By Betty Vincent

beauty and intelligence have failed
to preserve the spell.
ASK man what he likes best in
women's dress. Usually he will an.
swer: "Oh, something slmple-soft
white stun and blue ribbons" There
never was man who didn't like
soft white, and blue ribbons" They
adore blue. And they seem TO adore
the true blue qualities that cor
respond TO II in a woman's nature
goodness, sincerity, love. Not all
men. But a lot OF them. The best
type OF men. The man you love, |
think, is of this sort.
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LIZ upon Koruk. Akut and MerIem
40 after the killing of the king
ape, the noise of the COMBAT
having led Them at last straight
to their quarry. The sight VI the
slender white girl had amazed the
savage chief and held him gazing At
the trio for a moment before Or
dering his warriors to rush upon
their prey. In that moment 1t was
that the great apes came, and again
the blacks remained awcstruck wit
noSses TO the paluver and the battle
between Korak and the young bull.
But now the apes had gone ana the
white youth and the maid stood
alone in the jungle. one OF kovu-
dou's men leaned close 10 the ear or
ais chlct
Look" hc whispered, and pointed
To- something that dangied at the
girls side. when my brother and
were slaves in the village OF the
Sheik, my brother made that thing
for the sheik's little daughter-snc
played with II always and called II
after my brother, whose name ~
Geeka. Just before we escaped some
one came ana Stlutk uONn lnH ShNlht
stealing his daughter away. II this
IL she, the sheik Will pay you Well for
her return"
Koraks arm had gone around the
shoulders OF Meriem. Love raced hot
through his young veins. And then
from behind him broke a hidoous
bedlam OF savage war-cries and a
score Of 'shTleking blacks were upon
them,
Korak turned 10 give battle.
Mcriem with her own light spear
stood by his side An avalanche ot
barbed missiles new about them. One
pierced Korak's shoulder, another MS
leg and he went down,
Mcricm was unscathcd, for the
hllcKs had Intentionally spared her
Now thcy rushed forward 20 nDish
korak and make good the girls cap
ture, but as they came there came
also from another point in the jungle
the great Akut, and at his heels the
huge bulls OF his new kingdom.
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CHAPTER ~.

" It'll wide eyes fixed upon
Gu him, Ike q trapped crra.
wv ture horrlfed beneath tho
mesmeric gaze OF a great
serpent, the girl watched tho ap-
proach Of tho man. Tier hands were
free, the Swoles having secured her
with length Of ancient slave chain
fastened at one end to an iron collar
padlockod about her neck and the
other 10 a long stake driven deem
into the ground
Slowly McrIem shrank, inch by
inch, toward the opposite end OF the
tent. MulbiAn followed her. Ills
bands were extended and his fingers
half opened, claw-hke. 10 seize her.
His lips we're parted and his breath
came quickly. pantingly.
(TO BE Contiuued)
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The SUICIDES Finally Accomplish
Their Purpose and Get Meriem
Into Their Possession
copyright by 4. c. NcClurg. lDlIl
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

the Russn.
anM to
IA scd Ut
Of
q time to MtSui a
ii blacks out IN 10 h d
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lheClory and Joy Of Thinking
By the Rev. Thomas B. Greg

ny lhS NeV. n or s d. ITe CORY
by rtvsP Co crc NesY Evening
I Apply Is be who born a head!
/ Alexander Humboldt the words quoted
ABOVE knew
where and ranks to-day necs Of
all time.
And yet that mighty
mad his supreme benedcion
and is therefore, unable think.
It was as though HUMBOLDT Happy
feel that
lists words have the
decoedy OF cyncism the hand
Lord Byron had something Thought" ard
every one who has done honest thinking fully what
Byron and Humboldt seriously
Dig job OF trying solve the
the task is how brsinrackng
our mental struggling ind ourselves wall which
cannot climb and through which
Tue problem
unscaisble wall with
sometimes fall
berry-picking, and think while live
But there is healthier, happier dimcuty
1t that o
but aim the
aimed at the gourd the garden The
shine eating his
be envied 1t is better be disturbed
though the
ings" than Is o be a heador a callban.
II from,
the Thinking
xhiarang OF all the delights
gnder thing
while 'he planet cannot
think our nature and
glory and while there will
mind has TRYING o
the
many IL not
all of the that have hitherto perpexed
glad that a I
little with which
tons not catch of them but nightly
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MRS X c

for street wear. and adjusted when
desired for afternoon occasions. silk
tasSels form a trimming feature
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Fsslion Editor. Evening I
] have five yards
OF rose colored cot.
ton wolfe Ike sam
pie and would like
to make "A pretty
dress OF II. As !
am inexperienced
In making.
please design Tor
mo an easy one. |
can embrolder ana
do fame y sewing.
Am twenty three
years OF age. 8 fee
3 Inches tail ani
thin.
MISS DE y
Hand embroidery
In gold or self color
threads would be
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A Practical and Conservative MatrOn's Frock
BY Mildred d Lo d e wick

THE air Of dignity and sta
i biity which this frock ex-
ploits will appeal TO the
matron of middle age who likes
TO express In her clothes an ao-
quaintsnceship with Dame Fash
ion, but In way that Is re-
served.
Two materials are here com
bined. which might be Of such
contrasting textures as tatets
silk and wool poplin, or satin ana
lightweight serge. The heavier
fabric may be employed With
equal suitability as either tho
foundation or the trimming por-
ton. Tho materials should either
match In color or harmoni1o 10
tones. or In some cases black, as
the trimming portion. may DO
used. A desirable opportunity to
make over good but out OF
date frock IL sugge sted In this
design. for. while II is IN effect a
one-piece model, a seam Is posi-
BILE at the waistllnc. in which In
stance small pieces OF material
would be accommodated In both
waist and skirt.
The straight line from shoulder
TO lower edge Of tunic Is ospo-
cially good for the matronly
ngure, as Is also the plain offcct
" the upper bodice portion. The
very narrow sash belt lends a
Youthful touch TO this frock.
tying In q small bow and ends In
front. The sleeves. which de-
cline to reach to the wrists. are
left loose and unrestralncd. de-
pending On "a snug-htting glove
to complete n neat appearance.
Itlsa costume that can be worn
on all occasions, or at least all oc
sions whero too much formallty Is
needed. For tea or the afternoon
fair II will DO found most servicea
ma well as extremely useful. | h
received several letters lately vi
have all asked for a design OF 30
thing like the one to-day. And |
surc those of my readers who apl
cia,e Homething different will he
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N'hAH lf'N'F
preciatc your advice ss
20 how 10 have a black
satin dress made. |
want TO have II suit
nblc for street wear.
but dresHy enough for
an afternoon occasion,
and I admit I am at n
loss as To the proper
style. Am 80 years
old, good figure, eight
ly stout. Thanking
you.
MRS. X. c.
The black ace
scarf which passes
around tho shoulders
In back and slips
through the bodice In
front, could be omitted
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effective as have suggested. Ths
foundation dress Is plain and easy 10
develop.
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CHAPTER Y.

(ContinucdO
ONUDOO and his men came
upon Koruk. Akut and MerIem
after the killing of the KING
ape, the noise of the combat
hn,nn,- LDh .hnm nt INIT AlrAlkht
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7 Tow educated and intelligent does
wife need TO be? Should a
Girl condemn herself to a spin
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
WILLARD DEMANDS
 UNTAPED HANDS FOR
 CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT

TOLEDO, June 19.-Jack Dempsey will not be permitted to enter the ring against Jess Willard here July 4 with
 heavily taped hands if Willard can prevent it. The champion announced
 tonight he intended to request the
 Toledo boxing commission and the
 referee to rule that he and Dempsey go to the ringside with nothing at all
 on their hands and have the tape put on while in their corners.
 The champion declared himself in favor of plain cotton bandages with
 possibly a couple of layers of surgical
 tape wrapped around to hold the bandages in place.
 I That is all I care to use and I
 think Dempsey should feel the same
 way about it." Willard said. "T be- ! lieve it always looks bad to the spec
 tators to see a boxer come into the ring with his hands looking as hard
 as a club because protected by some heavy material"
 Jack Kearns, manager of the chal- ! lenger, said he was willing to abide 1 by the decision of the boxing commis-
 sion on choice of the referee and that he was willing to have the bandaging ! done while in the ring.
 In the sun Dempsey pulled on the
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
INDIANS NosE YANKs

NEW YORK, June 19.-Cleveland made it two straight from New York, defeating the Yankees in a close game. Two wild throws by Hannah aided Cleveland in getting off to two run lead in the second. New York rallied in the eighth, scoring twice on three hits, but Coveleskie struck out Bodie with two men an bases for the third out. Score: R. H E. Cleveland ...... .O2O O1O O1O-4 8 . New York ..... 1000 OO1 020-3 2 2
 Batteries-Coveleskie and O'Neiu; Quinn, Mogridge and Ruel.
 Summary-Two base hits, Graney, O'Neill, Baker; three base hits Pipp; home run Peckinpaugh; stolen bases, Graney; sacrifice hits, Peckinpaugh, Wambsganss, Wood; sacrifice fly, Johnston; double plays, Pratt, Pipp, Wambsganss, Chapman, Johnston,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
CROWDS GATHER FOR
 YALE-HARVARD RACES

NEW LONDON, June 19.-Crowds were pouring into New London to- night in anticipation of the revival here tomorrow of the classic Yale Harvard inter-varsity crew races, temporarily halted by the war.
 The varsity four mile race will not be started until 6 p. m. and not at that hour unless there is an absence of wind, it was announced following a conference of crew captains and re- gatta officials tonight.
 The forenoon races will be set back Q half hour, the freshmen row ing at 10:30 and the second varsity at II o'clock
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gloves today for the first time since Monday and stepped two spirited rounds with Terry Kellar before the motion picture men. The workout vas staged especially for the movies, but Manager Kearns announced the challenger would settle down to hard training again on Saturday.
 The challenger's eye, cut in a workout ten days ago, is entirely healed. The layoff did not seem to have affected Dempseys judgment of distance or the timing of the blows and Kellar's lips and nose were puff ed after the workout
 Willard boxed eight rounds. in ad- dition to round of shadow boxing and two rounds of other exercises.
 Jack Heinen was the victim of an other right hand uppercut, but he managed to keep his feet After the workout Willard scaled PAS pounds. Matt Hinkel of Cleveland, who was
 alternate referee for the Willart
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
SENATOR RECRUIT LOSES

WASHINGTON, June 19.,-White- house, a recruit was batted out of the box and Chicago won from Washing ton. Score R. H. L., Chicago .1O1 120 00O-5 13 8 Washington ....000 O02 002-4 8 2
 Batteries-Lowdermi and Schalk; Whitehouse, Ayers and Charity.
 Summary-Three base hits, Risberg, stolen base Judge, sacrifice hits, E.. Collins, Weaver, Jackson; sacrifice flies, Grover; double play, Murphy to Charity; bases on balls, off White house 2, Lowdermillz 4; innings pitch ed, Whitehouse 1-3; Ayers 2-3; hit by pitcher, by Lowdermilk (Foster); ; by Ayers (McMullin); struck out, by Lowdermilk 2; Whitehouse 2; Ayers 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
sALLEE WINS FOR REDS

CINCINNATI, June 19.- Rixey's $ wildness in the earl winnings today gave Cincinnati a lead which Philadel- phia was unable to overcome. Score:
 R. H. E. Philadelphia Q. 1000 900 0O1-1 ? Cincinnati ... ..210 01O 00x-4 6 l Batteries-Rixey and Adams; Sal lee and Rariden.
 Summary-Two base hits, Muesel, Cady; three base hits, Daubert, Neale, Cravath; stolen bases, Rariden, Sal lee; sacrifice fly, Roush; bases on fballs, off Sallee l, Rixey 5; struck out by Salee 1; Rixey 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
oE rHE rEAMs
CARDS EASY FOR GIANTS

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-New York hit Tuero hard and aided by errors took the second game of the series with St. Louis. Toney was hit freely, but pitched well with men on bases. The
 ??ZZZ'Z?ZZ
 scare: R. H. E. New York .402 100 O00-7 13 c St. Louis .010 900 O00-1 8 Batteries = Toney and McCarty; Tuero, Sherdel and Dilhoefer.
 Summary-Two base hits, McHenry, Smith, Chase; home run, Kauff; stolen bases Hestcote; double plays Heath cote and Miller; Lavan and Miller bases on balls, off Toney 3; Sherdel l. innings pitched Tuero 3 2-3; struck out, by Toney 2, Tuero, 1; Sherdel 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
RED sox BREAK 100000

BOSTON, June 19-Boston won from St. Louis after losing five , straight. Ruths double. an infield out on a.pass to Schang, Scotts single and bad throw to the plate by Jacob son gave Boston it's runs. Score: R. H. E. St. Louis ...... .0O0 coo 100-1 8 1 Boston ....... 900 O02 00x-2
 Batteries = Shocker and Seveied; Mays and Schang.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20

on the product of an eastern manu- facturing drug firm, was taken under advisement Oy Judge De Sousa at the close of the preliminary hearing The complaining company alleged that since last March the .Rurups have been operating from Phoenix in a campaign which included all the coast states and have sold thousands of dollars worth of material
 REVIEW WANT ADS
 BRING RESuLTS
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
INDIANS TAKE ANOTHER FROM TANKS. GIANTS AND REDS ARE EASY WINNERS

Bodie, Ruel, Pratt. Baker. Pratt; bases on balls off Quinn 1, Mogridge l, Co., veleskie 9 innings pitched, Quinn q, Mogridge 2 struck out, by Quinn 2, Coveleskie, 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
PIRATES WIN IN NINTH

PITTSBURG, June 19-Pittsburg defeated Boston when the Pirates stag ed batting rally on Nehf and North rop in the ninth. Score: R. H. E.. Boston ........ .OOO O23 OOO-5 g o Pittsburg ...... 900 900 3O3-6 Il o
 Batteries-Nehf, Northrop and Ira gessor; Mayer, Carlson and Schmidt.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
REJUvENATED MAcKs WIN AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Phila- delphia defeated Detroit. Two passes, a sacrifice and an error together with a wild pitch and Shannon's hit decided the game. Score: R. H. E.. Philadelphia ... 200 900 OOx-2 5 l
 Batteries = Leonard and Stanage; Johnson and McAvoy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
DODGERS SMASH CUB rwIRLERs

CHICAGO, June 19.-BrOOklyn made it two straight from Chicago by bat ting bee to all corners of the field The locals were unable to do much with Galore. Score: R. H. E. Brooklyn ..... 000 100 12O-4 15 0 Chicago ..... 900 001 O0O-1 2 4
 Batteries-Cadore and Miller; Hen- drir, Bailey and O'Farrell.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20

Johnson fight at Havana, saw Willard in action this afternoon and declared that the champion boxed with greater speeh than when in training in Cuba.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
COUPLE ARE ACCUSED
 OF cOUNTERFEITiNG LABEL

PHOENIX, June 19.-The case of MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Rurup, accused of an infraction of the penal code by counterfeiting a registered label
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Salt Lake, 3; Los Angeles, 2

Sacramento, 3; San Francisco, o SACRAMENTO, June 19.-Score:
 R. H. E
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Birmingham, 3; Nashville, 2. New Orleans, O; Memphis, l. Atlanta, 4; Chattanooga, 3. Mobale-Little Rock, rain.
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WESTERN IEAGuE

Tulsa, 2; St Joseph, 4. Joplin, 0; Des Moines, l. Oklahoma City, 10; Omaha, 2. Wichita, 6; Sioux iCty, g.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20

Batteries-Jones and Baker; Falken- berg, Weaver and Elliott, Bates.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION No games scheduled.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20

 San Francisco ...-...O 2 l Sacramento .............. s 0 Batteries - Seaton and aBldwin; Vance and Fisher.
 Seattle, 4; Vernon, 1 LOS ANGELES, June 19.-Score:
 R. H. E.. Seattle -.-............4 0 Vernon ........1 2 l Batteries - Brenton and Lapan; Fromme and Devormer.
 Portland, il; Oakland, 2 OAKLAND, June 19.-Score:
 R. H. E. Portland II IA 4 Oakland s 5 Batteries-Jones and Baker; Falken- berg, Weaver and Elliott, Bates.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-20
PortIand. 11: Oakland.

bdLIeTIeS - BrenIOn and Lapdn; F'romme and Devormer.
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Seattle, 4; Vernon, lOS ANGELES, June 19.-Score:
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ELEVEN

rers in good demand throughout the ESQ. 4
ri.i ehanEe. THO sales fsoiiss: Tf
2i, new Aslsnss sSss; AVA
81: psT; ssSSi: 1872 Atlanta; qs5: 1868
Irgome Son: 800 consol. Arizona Srneis.. 4.
II: 100 Goid1eld consol. Il pl9: 100 Jur,JS
800 Mother Lode. 81 aSs: go TonSpah EIten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

Cheese irreEuior. spo< ce1ss Aaf1: Rto -
lSk conts: Santos ~. zlH cents.
Gottonseed oil was duist and unchanged
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.0CKS WITHSTAND
ATTACKS OF TRADERS
IN Lower, but Before End Of Sec
ond Hour Show Small
Net Gnins.
TIER DEMAND Eon c0ppEls
npenics Report Substantial Sales
u Mctal mt Around Is Ccnts-Oii
mares Play Large Part In Down.
yard Movement.
ny nItoADAN u.AII

r.W YORK. March c4.-Aidcd by
-lo tah ..e technical position OF the
etring. by shorts last week profes-
,ai traders today attacked the
nrai list by offering stocks in liberal
r rn throughout the session.
oan there were no new DEVELOPMENTS
warrant the selling movement which
;ed I'm the late trading.
''cks opened lower but before the
ensth ahd showed net fractional
rs; In the late afternoon profess
,a Hocr traders began selling the
,g,Hl list short and their offerings
20 the close and left, final prices
und the lowest and showing net
, ses ranging from to points
,Ie n or the Anaconda Copper
annual basis was received as
1ething. Of surprise, although the
ION OIL the board in making a smaller
tribution to shareholders seemed
ical in view of the recent poo: bmsi :
- done by the copper companies.
me bright spot was the announce
nj OF Improvement in the demand
copper metal. Large copper COM
LIB Today reported substantial sa!es
around fifteen cents Il pune. These
GO also resulted in the withdrawal
low quotations by important. produc-
and selling agencies.
me bcttcrment in the inquiry for
,per metal found reelection in an
Ieased demand for copper company
res which wcre relatively steady a.
.iine when the general market devel-
I'd weakness.
The fact that the New York Stock
cnange Will be closed tomorrow, also
an influence In inducing profess
nal Traders to take profits. Not
thstandine the heaYiness waich pre-
iied when the market closed tho
anoA District continues optimistic
IN regard TO the future trend o.
otSd market values for stocks
M 6hares werc offered in liberal
Juno and played a prominent part
me downward movement. Mexican
troleum at ono time showed loss
nearly four points.
ie1as company stock lost about .
mus but Sinclair Oil rose nearly one
int and closed within'a fraction OF
9 best quotation.
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NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES;
frm. s3h 70: sales. 4ol coska: receluss. lls
casts; shioments. 1.oA casks: stock. 23.ei3
Resin no'ninal: receipts 8 barrels: shio-
Quote: T. 1910: d. Z. l31s: r. l3ao: G.
l2ss: II; 10 20; i. 13S5: X. 1910: II. 1926: N.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHlCAGO. March N-NoRs: Kecclpts. IU00o
head: market mostly 10 ,cents to Is cents
is;S5: hggsyyy SsIEhi: isSs =. IS .msdii1m
light l5so9ls1o: sows. 1TS@!sso: pigs.
Gattie: Receipts. 1902 head: market OPEN
Ing low: few carly sales steady: packers
bidding low. calves 20 10 a. cents lower
heavy beef steers. llJoT 900: light bee {
steers. 9;15TlS.5e: butcher cows and helfers.
G.I5 n 1870: canners and cutters. 525GD9.I6;
veal calves. Il 7a6.-"'1: stockcr and feeder
steers. SC0aif425
sheep: Rcceipts. 1900 head: narkct OPEN
ing stow: first sales OF fat lambs so cents
lower: sheep and feeders steady: lImlls 81
nounds or less. 1850 1910: s. rounds or bet
ter lSc5m20B: uuils. I525FriSco: ewes. mo
dunn. and good. lc.tealS6e: cuiis and com