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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-19

Seattle.

A visit to Seattle may not be a
erect an achievement a. ctus@'h we
continent or climbing Runner. hnt
# certainly affords much food Tor
Thought aud reflection. E'rcclallN
~ TIN. true, when the person can Tx
the precise date of form'r Nsit,
and retains mental photograph oi
it's appearance at that nme' with
which To- compare its present condi-
tion. The writer Ind not seen the
city Of great expectations Tor Just
two wears, when on rounding AiAi
point aboard the good steamer
ZpLlr. few evenings ago, the
beautious Queen at distance, was
presented ia all her glory, immedi-
a,eiy after the setting suns good
nigh, kiss lad left it's rosy tints on
her brow. First impressions are
said 10 be the most lasting, but
tins must prove an exception TO the
rule. While the beauty Of the pie
ture ~ admitted, u feeling Of disap-
pointment could not he repressed,
We called Ia mind what had been whe IA
published by the local papers Of the
growing city. II implicit faith had
been placed in their accounts of pro-
gress, Seattle would have long ere
this eclipseL San Francisco IN the
number aud brauiy Of Its buildings,
II not IN population. After making
du. allowance Tor sXaggeration, the
result - s,ill disappointing until =
near approach shows that there are
really some very crtdi.able edlhces
ON the business streets, which have
be, "a erected since our former visit /.
snd stroll through he upper part
OF town dtmonstia tes that the old
boundarie. have been ex ended 10
the lakes and porthward 10 Salmon
bay, making q municipality quite M
large NJ that OF some very popuiou'
cities.
Limited space will not admit OF
even passing sllus.on to the many
note. worthy enterprises which are
being developed. Suffice 1t Tor the
present. to say. that tho prosperity
Of Seattle % apparent to everybody /.
" owing primarily to the unlimited
fAi.h Of her people. There 10 no
doubt Of . grand future in the mind
Of any Of her citizens. They arc oil
ready 10 shout hosanna to Seattle.
She 10 ever uppsImost in their
minds. You ask the merchant who
pays his $500 or 5000 a month rent,
and by tight squeeze balances his
ledger at tho end Of the month. Of
her prospects. and he shouts
"Glory." You sound the small
dealer who pays his $50 per month
for . lOxl5 box, or s25 for the priv
ilegs 70 stand on the street corner
to vend his wares. and the refrain
is " hAllelujahr II does not matter
whether no saves q dime, % long as
DO secs others making money and
has the iuestimable privilege of liv-
ing at the hub Of commerce. 1t is
such faith that builds cities, and il
Seattle can keep il alive. she will
still progress. Tho fear Of rslsxa-
ton does not ssem 70 trouble them.
A million.dollar depot now looms
up IN the distance, like . mirage to
all except the ensanguincd " metro
poliian," and TO him it is veii,able
reality.
Well, Seattle has our best wishes.
always has had them. aud MI We
ask OF her is to not put on toe
many airs when she deigus to glance
At her country cousin 1t the head Of
the Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-19

Mn. Besserer, one OF the Repre-
sentatives from Walla Wslla, has
evidently made up his mind to vote
against an excessive appropriation
for the Insane Asylum, as will be
seen by this extract from . letter he
has written to the Watchman: " The
greatest bloodsucker of our Terrific
ry is the Insane Asylum. If the de-
mands for that institution continue
to increase as they have for the past
two years, it will eventually bank
rupt the country"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-19

SEArTLE is fearfully behind the
times in public halls. The only one
now accessible for public uses is Yes
ler's barn, with its broken windows,
dingy stage and dirty walls and
floors. While Seattle may have
much Of which to feel proud, this
hall is q disgrace which Olympia or
Tacoma would ba ashamed to main.
tain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-19

A MAN named James Cornell, was
killed by . premature discharge of
. blast, on South Palouse, on the
llth inst., and three other men were
seriously wounded.
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COUNCIL.

COUNCIL.
MONDAY, Oct. Is, 1883.
After the usual order,
G. B. 10 was introduced relative tc
compensation for incidental print
ing.
Mr.. Kerr introduced G. B. 20 to
create office of Post Warden at Port
Townsend.
Houghton introduced C. B q to
regulate gratuitous transportation.
c. b. Is, fixing fees Of Probate
Judge at Walla Walla, passed.
The bill to organize Skagit county
was made special order for Wednes'
day.
Adjourned.
H. B. 26, to organize Lincoln
county, passed.
Shaw introduced 81. B. %, to al
low Commissic ners of Clarke county
10 borrow money. Referred.
Kuhn introduced II. B. 20, to al
low the Quimper Manufacturing Co.
to build wharf 1t Port Townsend.
Referred.
H. NJ. 4, FIR relief of Private Robt.
Williams. Referred.
II. B. 4, for, repeal OF Sunday law.
Re-referred to Judiciary Committee
Il. B. IA, to amend Chapter 2O7.
reported by substitute. Referred.
A message was received from the
Governor relative to the visit of Mr..
Colfax and party.
Both houses then went into joint
convention and Hon. Mr.. Colfax aud
Gov. Bross were introduced by Gov.
Newell and addressed the Legisla-
tive Assembly, after which Messrs.
Kuhn, Stitzel and Secretary Owings
made appropriate remarks.
House then adjourned.
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A CORRESPONDENT OF the Walla
Walla Union contradicts the report
first published in the Courier, OF
this place. that Judge Vineyard had
decided the case of the Northern Pa.
cifc Railroad Co. vs.. Whitman
county, against the people. 1t will
be remembered the substance of the
decision Is reported was, that the
road-Ied and depot buildings could
not be assessed for taxes. It is to
bs hoped that the correspondent is
not at fault, as such ruling would
affect al the counties through which
the road runs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-19

JOHN a. Grifing, . commercial
traveller in the employ of A. l..
Bancroft & Co., of San Francisco.
committed suicide in Portland, last
Saturday, by shooting himself in
the forehead. He was about &c years
Of ago.
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HOUSE.
SATURDAY. Oct. IL, 1873;

SATURDAY, Oct: Is, 1883.
II. B. IL 10 amend Section 1852
by striking out Klickitat, Chehalis
and Whatcom, passed.
Z. B. IA, authorizing Commission
ers of King county to appropriate
money for improvement of roads and
bridges, passed.
H. NJ. 3, relative to further ap-
preparation for the Cascade locks,
referred.
Mr.. Hungate introduced II. B. q
to repeal Sections ], 26345 of Code.
Referred.
Adjourned to Monday.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
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which leads To misery decay aud death. One box
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for FIVE dollars; sent by mail prepaid Oh receipt
of price We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case. With each order received by us for six
boxes. accompanied with Ave dollars. We will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
turn the money If the treatment does not effect Q
cure. Guarantees issued only by
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggs 8, Portland, Oregon
Orders BY mail at regular prices. sly
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+ The steamer Welcome arrived here
at about 2 o'clock on Monday morn
ing bringing no less distinguished
visitors than E1-Vice President
Schuyler. Colfax and Gov. Bross.
As will be seen by our Legislative
proceedings. the gentlemen were in
troduced to the members Of both
Houses jointly assembled, by Gov
ernor Newell. After having made
short addresses, they were responded
to by Messrs. Kuhn, Sti,zel and
Owings. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. C0lfax visited the Sound coun-
try in 1865, when be was accom-
panied by Gov. Bross, Hon. Samuel
Bowles and A. d. Richardson. This
time Mr.. Colfax is accompanied Ly
his wife and sou, Gov. Bross. S. NJ .
Wade and 7. P. Houshey and wife.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-19

TUESDAY night, about 8 O'Clock,
no residence OF John Murray, in
the Puyallup vail y, WAS destroyed
by fire, and sad to relate. Mrs. Muir
ray, his aged wife, persisted in the
flames. She was alone in the build
ing and it is supposed was overcome
by smoke before she realized her
danger. Mr.. Murray is one Of the
oldest settlers in Pierce county and
has the sincere sympathy of the COM
munity in this terrible infection.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-19

MAJOR Stratman's news depot, in
Seattle, is one of the institutions oil
that thriving city, and it's genial pro-
prieior is quite a character in bis
way. He was prominent among San
Franc'sco's pioneers, and his news
stand ona Of the most propul.r re
sorts Of the city. Although somewhat
past tue prime of life, he is still young
IN ambition and enterprise and keeps
the only complete news depot north
OF San Francisco. It would be we'll
for all who wish to subscribe 10
Eastern periodicals and magazines
to order through him. for it will cost
no more than to send direct and
will save several weeks time. Mr.. S.
is likewise agent for the inanufac-
turers Of MANILA and straw paper,
and will furnish it San Francisco
prices. Give him an order.
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Mn Bcsser.r. who boosted of hav-
,ng rec I'VE n pass from the trans
,.r'a'i,n mrani-s n few months
90 ~ lr'l>'at"r, which be intended
- usr. wr.'c- 10 the Waterman:
Oar the Walla Walla members
receive $l27 20, which will more
than pay travelling expe nses, vet no
ono will return home richer man.
Now let US ti.ure little and see If
this Is true. Each of the Walla
Walla members receives fOI per
diem $40, add this 10 mileage and
II stands 500 20 for two months
services. Mr.. Desserer says that
members usually pay s. per week
for board aud ST. per month for
lodging. This is surely the maxi
mum amount paid, and figures up
with liberal allowance for washing
and other contingencies less than
500, leaving 1861 - as net profit,
or $l33 per month for the Walla
Wslla members, aud much more for
those who live beyond and have used
passes to get to the Capital and may
use th IN on the return trip. This
will be considered very fair allow
nnce for the average legislator, and
should he considered some slight
compensation, for the discomforts of
the Capital even 10 Mr.. Besserer,
who acknowledges that he is home
sick, and anxlous to shake the dust
Of our city from his feet, q place
where be sfiirms the streets are bet
ter for grazing than Walla Walla
pastures, the fruit crops look sickly,
an fine houses "such as we see in
Walla Walla" are exceedingly scarce.
But then man who is i'll should
have our symrathies. He looks al
matters through jaundiced eyes, and
is more apt to let disordered stom.
ach control mis- thoughts than his
head.
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Probate Notice.

TN Prol,aie Court. Thurstoa county.
i Washington Territory.
In tho 'uaiter Of the estate % Henry
Bnrns. decreased.
order Ia show cause.
Thomas k-arney. administrator Of the
atovc named estate. having on !hn sth
Jay 81 1h.tol,er, Iss3, fiieJ MS J,eiitten tor
nm order of saia Of 81 much 81 the real &C.
tate belonging tn said estate - may In
necessary 10 Iny the debts and cxpsuses
of administration. the sanse will come %
To Ire heard on saturday. fovesmisss -.
1888. nj 10 o'clock a. =. NJ tue rIen .!
aid Protate Court, In Oiympia, In said
{, 'n,,nty aud Territory. at which time aud
place any person Interested In said ese~l.
may nle objections IN writing and contest
the same. 49,.
In vacation. Octobcr Nh. isw
FRANCIS HENRY.
o,.st Judge cf the Probate CJusS
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A NEW lot of jewelry direct from New
York at Van Epps.
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COUNCIL

WEDNESDAY, Oct. II, 1883.
After tho usual order,
c. B. 26. by Mr.. Smith, repeating
act relating to brands. Referred.
G. B. ~, by Mr.. Kerr, to estab-
lish pilots for Straits Of San Juan de
Fuca. Ordered printed.
G. B. %. by Mr.. Burke, appropri.
ating 81 900 to each county for the
use of public schools. Referred.
e. B. 20, by Mr.. Collins. relative
to contracts for conditional sale or
lease of railroad equipments and
rolling stock, and providing for the
recording thereof. Ordered printed.
c.. r. 8, by Mr.. Cation, to de-
wise and secure means to aid in the
passage of an enabling act, passed.
The school law was made special
order for Thursday, and the What
com county bill was made special
order for Friday afternoon.
ReceRs
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F. X. GIRARD, 332 Suffer Street. San Fran.
cisco. The largest stock of Pianos and
Organs on the coast. Pacific Coast Agency
for the celebrated Wheelock Piano, ROg-
er Williams Organ. Easy instruments:
Special contracts with Railroads and
r. II. GIRARD.
Manufacturers Agent.
1872 Suffer Street, San Francisco, Cal.
PASTOR and people of the Congrega' ional
Church cordially invite. all to worship
with them, next Sabbath morning and
evening, at IL and 7:3O School for Billie
study at II noon. No bell Sc rvicts; as
above every Sabbath.
ST. JoHN's Episcopal church. Services
IL A n. and p NJ. on Sundays, also SER
vice and lecture on Fridays a. 7P. NJ.
X. ID. MENUS, ID. d.
u Farmers and others desiring a gen
tee, lucrative agency business. 10y which
So To so day caii be carried, send adj
dress at once, on p Stal, to II. C.. WILKIN
SON II Co., 1875 and 1871 Fulton Street, New
York.
Feed Feed .!
q Bran and Chop feed constantly kept
HOPKINS x ROBERTSON.
MAPS OF the Territory and Chinook
Jargon" at Van Epps.
A NEW lot of jewelry direct from New
York at Van Epps.
PEGS BAD Boy" is good" For sale
Inv Van Ems
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

II. B. 2, to establish the county
seat of Garfield at Pomeroy took up
considerable time and finally passed
by Q vote of IL to /.
Mr.. Edmiston, by leave, intro.
duced Z. b. 20, submitting to the
electors of Garfield county the per-
manent location Of the county seat,
which passed by q Unanimous vote.
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PEGS BAD Boy" is good" For sale
10y Van Epps.
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COUNCIL.
TUESDAY, Oct. 16. 1883.

TUESDAY, Oct. 16, 1883.
After the usual order,
Petitions were presented relative
to Garfield county and Lewis river.
Mr.. Collins presented c. =. % to
amend Sec. 2, 119 Of Code.
Mr.. Edmiston, G. B. %. to fix fiscal
year for Washington Territory.
Mr.. Power, G. B. "a, defining term
Real property and land for pur.
pose of taxation" Read twice and
tabled.
H. B. 8, to incorporate city Of
Vancouver, passed.
Mr.. Whitehouse presented remon.
STRANGE from Spokane county.
Mr.. Brents was then invited with
in the bar.
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MAPS OF the Territory and Chinook
Jargon" at Van Epps.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The University bill passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE..

Mr.. Brooks introduced 81. B. 81, to
amend the Revenue law. Referred.
Mr.. Besserer introduced 81. B. 80,
the herd law. Referred.
q. B. Is, fixing the time of con.
vening OF the Legislative Assembly
on the first Monday in December,
1885. passed.
H. B. l, repeal of Sunday law,
lost.
H. B. 1, for registration OF voters
in Seattle, passed.
Recess TO 2 P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Brents was invited within tho
bar and addressed the House.
II. B. T., relating to idiots and in
sane, passed.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
CHRISTMAS PUBLICATIONS.

volume of flower poems by wcll-knOwn writers
has been edited by Susie BarStow SHIELDING, and
published by White. Stokes & Allen, under the title
of Flowers from Hill and Dale" The editor has
provided various brightly colored portraits of the
flowers and these have been further utilized i'll
pretty Flower Song Serles,' the few poems of
which are inclosed within the popular silkencdged
paper covers.
The November and December numbers of ST.
Nicholas have been bound together within brill
iantly colOred cover, this being made q mine OF
happiness for the little people. 1t is intended as
holiday gift book for those who do not regularly see
81. Nicholas.
Mr.. Fenns edition of Grays "Elegy" has been
published iu an attractive shape by Roberts Broth
ers. Many of the drawings were made by the artist
at Stoke Poges and most of them are as poetic as
the text The verses which the author rejected
from his later editions printed at the end of the
volume.
Roberts Brothers have brought ont a handsome
new edition of Mrs. Dodgc's fascinating story Of
"Donald and Dorothy" The book bids fair to be-
come Juvenile classic, and it is in all ways worthy
of the fine paper, printing and illustrations of this
edition.
"Tbe True Story of Those Dreadful Mouse Boys :"
N1lQfieS III.
suggestive Of the naughty behavior Of real little
bad boys The story is told with much humor and
gentle feeling and will be cause of endless pleas
ure o all imaginative children.
Colonel Knox has constructed from many careful
and expansive narratives interesting volume in
his series of boy Travellers" 1t is entitled
adventures of Two Youths in a journey
through Africa" Harper Il Brothers, and
il tconcludes a series which many youngsters have
delightedly followed. The illustrations of the book
are gathered from many sources.
An admirable book for boys is Mr.. Ells's "Ned in
the Block House Porter & Coates 1t is a story
of the closing years of the last century, and though
full of fights with Indians and hairbreadth scapes,
is thoroughly wholesome in tone.
The Christmas cards of Messrs. Raphael Tuck d
Sons are this year of unusual beauty. Flower
clusters exquisite in color and arrangement figures,
humorous and pathetic handsome animals, sea,
garden and woodland scenes-all manner of beau
tiful devices in factare represented on these dainty
cards The publishers have more than sustained
the high standard of former years.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
IN railway I4ators on certificate,

rot,l hush. sgn2s7 1871 S2l 9G5s 7O5 l2,D90sI5
HAY AND srRAw-Rccepts Ok Hay are large and prices
medium 20 prlme Timothy -5c Clover t5e,oc shipping
'MiDI;s-Firncr and in fair demand
HOPs-Terc dul ana unsa,isactoTy tone al me mo
ment The London mani Aels Ienain hin H3 the nriinu a
ana to that Is lttu3atei the present Idnsss We gHoS
q-0c.
MALs-on Change: Iron dull Tin active anl hrmor
30 ,o1 .or March iSac 80 tons Tor Decem6es Is
80 zoe; copper dul: Lad quot -pelter dat
NOLhsss-Ncw or, ans mOre active at 5od55c; fancy
81 80 FOR strained to good strained spirits furpenRe
& E1s TGak ana T aaj ea liC ehn;cd G S' "' '' oo
"fI--l moderate obbiug trade IS reported at essentially
IUGi{N TRElGHTs-The movement both in berth and
S'Sa SaS1 TGS ~1 f @ rrS o I'd
LOCO bols hour 81 800 tons do l2s Cd o pEgs bacon
cotton 3-l6073-d hops, "a ID; 30 tons mcasnrement
gG bark. S6o6 6SiS aasl Seti eio
lcGm. - i. HAMBUnG-Ge ship si7 y9 ,Y9s froa %
bark f22 Eap bs To hsne SG GS5 Ses %o
-'' coRK FNR 0itbfRS~ Blush steamer Crclct from
baltimore 10000 qrs gram a. 6d... CALcurrA-ship.
hence 5oooo DO, private terms FFA re, SCE1Amegan Al ,,
Fi5H Fii 'HiH a harl gratiuu% Ris Ni.-Swets6
esf SlH S 6S Il rio Gfnie do sui a"ar 81 20
rRoysIoNs-Po m9,c, wa9 hrn M and d m9Tg &C,
~ D =, ahd Is Back II 5U3+l7 81 ... BELF
si S'' @ qao5ra @ gg !9 sos HAMS were 4sT
quiet quoted al t2j CUT MEATS were nominaly active
bat rruur; sales 800 10 Picked Bellies 10 aV, rae 5ci
10000 do - 10 do, T'-O~C; luOuu 10 Shuu'dcIs &c;
Sutokcd shoulders. Ind 700 Picked uans il 2U
ilsc MIDDLES wor' duh anu uno hnged.... DRESSED
noes with an ncIo1sot demands quOed At
&c i0r all ayotascrs LARD opened points higher but
ie points aud closed barely steady with moderate
cash ana fairly active 10 optous mainly IA te0ruary
sales Western steam iOr export at 3Sc 200 ts
arryo for rchutne AZ 29ci 250 is t. arrive G. T. r.,
Lei do on Grade, ~-iC; Loo tCs December at y IL
az lJc, closing AT Ol2Q2l5c; 239o tcs January l99
Die. ClO,ug NJ 32u0V2-ci 500 tCs February, $50
98>c, closing at 935G' $5c 400 ts March O2a9 &C,
cosiug 94lo 942c; 900 tcs APRIL 9iJ90 nc closing al
9soG952c, aud 5000 to- May, closing at $50
gG-,; CITY Zoe higher and moderately acNei
sales 100 les NO city sold at ~ o. Refined
uuoted at - and south American gtgaUO.Gjc but.
TER CHEESE and EGGS WcrequCt and weak, with little or
change SIEAiuNE Il irm and quiet; Lard quoted at
3a-G9tc 80 tCs Western at SC, and 5000 10 OleO
uarstrino TAILOW steady and quiet; sales,
G7.uuJ ~ Prime tlty at ACdi z &c.
RICi.-UuChlugcl and fuily active
SVGAR-Raw active NJ barely steady prices; sales
gg3 hhds and 2lG bags trinidad, sj' test, 81 l6c; 3i2
bds Nuasses sugar test jlc. G. hhs cuba Ceutnf
nga test go 44O7I bags Iloo 5c. and 40O bags
Far Refining nOminaly bsc; 3uS test Cen
tuluid "a : ibc. IoAnrd quiet 1880 Obs stan 'eri
sold 1T Jf for anuay OH for February ana 80
fo March cut LOAF - crushed sIsc; Cubes ssc Pow
dcIed -l-0 &c; Granuated Sc Mould ~ 1c objection
A. 71c standard A, sa sc, on 4, ESQ 4c White
Extra g. 0SsG6ac.j Eek c. GlsQGLc c, 6'sdBc; Yellow,
6oaGOAtC.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good 10 Prime Steers sold one year aSO ~ lO4@A%o ann
the average was estimated at lOc. -
EVS-Recepts yesterday and to-day were 10 cars at
Jersey city II at 6Othst and IA cars az Weewkeh
neW) yards making 0S head against head sst MON
The arrivals for the past week were ol9 heOd ess @
week. and 5t2 head than tho corresponding ume
last year , ,,,.,-.,..
and Friday and prices rather stronger thaD on M9uay
white Common aud Medium Steers dl ana drOopps oh
Friday a decline Of about &c per TO- The market Quay
ary supplied with All grades there oely gonu snow
Of Prime and Extra bullOcks with several carOaos 0t
Christmas steers for which Fancy prices , wsre
btained The demand active fT al, Brhaes
but especially good for Medium steers ana Choieo
Fancy Cattle. nearly all the slaughefefe want q
lte Extra Beef for Christmas The yards were nearly
little trash sold as low ss sos & TO dress
% m, Poor steers 20 % and Common 70 Fnr az o'f0
u ~ % ress 61a66 whie Good 20 Chaice ranged rum
ia % l3C. 81 dress j606i IDS AMI Extra TO faey mist
mas cattle we're wanted ut dlIe Odress % 600 ~ Ex
purtos bought about loo head The market closed hrn aud
a. established ad vance OF c N over Friday prlcns
Anon gtne ots worthy Of special mcntion Mas the car load
OF southern Ohio cattle sold BY Newton Gilbert 20 MT r.
YOUNG which averaged 9dl s and sold az lse TO dress O
ms They we'll atJened AMI the tops good
enough cattle Carey Il McPhersOn had q
carload VI Premium kentucky steers for which 50 40
fused -Four Of the weighing Sl2 ms apiece sold
at Dc 1--we weight eQaa " loc 10 dress W bs NoSel Reg