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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

observed through the eight courses
served. The delicious menu was served
to the following guests: Mrs. Plummer,
Miss Virgins, Mrs Thomas. Miss Rey-
nolds. Miss Mayne. Miss Smith, Miss
! Garrett, Miss Beeman and Mrs. Don
Coray.
Miss Gertie Durrant. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Durrant and formerly
a resident of Salt Lake, but now of
Washington, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. H. Tarbot at No. 62s First
street.
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The visiting ladies of the Federation
were entertained at luncheon Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. w. w. Ritter The
table was decorated with carnations.
snowbalis and asparagus fern, and the
following guests We're present: Mrs.
Henrotin, Mrs. Platt. Mrs. Gale, Mrs.
Thatcher, Mrs. Jennings, Miss McCor-
nick, Mrs. Little. Mrs. Graham. Mrs.
Kerr. Mrs. McVicker, Mrs. Grant, Mrs.
Nelden, Mrs. Farlow, Mrs. Kinney and
Mrs. Hal Brown.
lei Captain proved the banner stall
party attraction of the season. Mrs
Sherman. with Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Downey. Mrs. Holden, Miss Wallace
and Mr.. viii Sharp occupied a staE.
L. ~. -
plimentary to Miss Cullen of Helena
His guests were Miss Mccormick. Miss
Mason, Miss A. Mason. Captain Brewer
ton of the Twentyfourth gave the
alter party to 20 of the officers and
ladies at the post. Frank B. Ste9hens,
with party of friends, occupied an
other stall.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Sprague have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Juno Leona, to Mr..
Percy Sadler. which takes place on
June ?.
Mrs. A. ]. Henderson of Atlanta,
Ga. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Z. Lamb
DR.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Cannon have
returned from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. C. H. Jacobs has invitations out
for an afternoon, June 5.
Mrs. Henry c. Mitchell of Toledo. o..
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Deane C De-
Graft.
The Utah society of Sons of the
American Revolution gives its third an
nual banquet at Unity hall on Monday
evening. June Il. at $50.
Following is the programme:
Address Of welcome by the Hon. c.
c. Goodwin. postmaster.
HariI, the Merry Drum-Harmony
Glee club.
History of the society in Utah-Major
Harry c. Hill.
A Night in June-Harmony Glee
club.
Our Native states-Response by
Fisher Harris.
Old Kentucky Home-Harmony Glee
club.
Utah-The 45th Star-Response by
Nat NJ. Brigham.
Star spangled Banner"-Harmony
Glee club.
The Pioneers-Response by John Q.
Cannon.
Utah. We Love Thee"-Harmony
Glee club.
The Flag Response by Adelbert L.
Hudson.
"The Red. White and Blue"-Har-
monV Glee club.
Music-''America."
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DANES F. ]. Kiesel. IjaEns. Gill. Patton.
Maison. Pratt, Chevers. 4. c. Bigelow
". F. Adams, Warner. Graham, Alli-
son. A. Swan, ". Swan. MatSon, Abb
bolt, Whalen, Tyler. Hurlbut. Spencer.
Marks, Hume. SparS0, Ryan, Arm
strong. Ensign. Fitzgerald. Abe Kuhn,
Ad Kuhn, Maginnis. Asier. George
Brown. Cambridge of Salt Lake and
Miss Eva Kuhn.
Mrs. zelnora Spauiding Jones will
leave for her home in -1dependence,
Ida. tonight. after visiting some weeks
with relatives here. Mrs Jones health
has greatly improved during her stay
here.
]. NJ. Browning is back from Europe
Adam Patterson is back home after
an extended business triD.
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James Wilkinson left Friday for his
home in Minnesota.
E. E. Quentin. who has been en-
ployed here as bookkeeDer for Rhodes
Denver.
Monday evening Mr.. r. H. WhiDple
was pleasantly surprised by number
of his friends in honor of his birthday.
a delightful evening was spent il
playing progressive high five. Mr.. o.
NJ. Runyon won the first prize, and
the second prize was won by Mr.. A a.
Wencer.
Fred F. Berry. Arthur Conlisk, L. B.
Spencer, Sam Kohn and Clarence Gran
dali have returned home from Stan
ford university They will spend their
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in Ogden.
Mrs. Jane Ballantyne and Miss
Mamie VOORHEES, attended the gradu-
ating exercises of the Bingham Young
academy al Provo.
Mrs. Ranford Smith has been visit
ing relatives in Salt Lake the past
week.
Mrs. ]. H. Goodwin left Wednesday
for an extended eastern visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Peterson are
Ogden visitors.
Mrs. Emma Rand of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs A. j. Weber.
Miss Celeste Conroy is visiting
friends in Salt Lake.
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VIII Williams and Fred Massa last
week returned from the north, where
they went on business.
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w. L. Scott, editor of the Rural Press
of Provo, and A. E. Howard of the
Salina Press, spent a few days last
week in Ogden.
Madame vantine's Skin Food. is used
by prominent society ladies. actresses
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!; MUSIC lind MUSICIANS.
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The vocal recital given at Roland hall
on Tuesday night by the pupils of Ms.
Fidelia g Hamilton. assisted by Miss
Sibyl Anderson. yiolinist. will be remem-
bered as among the most enjoyable enter
tainments ever given at that institution
The audience, composed wholly of in
vited guests. was welcomed by the Row
land hall ladies' who. at the close of TIE
recital. served punch in the corridor and
throughout the evening exerted them
selves to maze all comfortable The per-
formers were not limited TO pupils of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

has cured hundreds. of women after
the best physicians have failed 1t has
been in constant use and tested every
day for 80 years. II isn't an expert
ment: there are no chances about it.
II is a certain and infallible cure for
all arrangements peculiar TO women.
Those who care to know all about It
and to receive the best medical work
ever prepared for the general public
are invited to send p one-cent stamps
10 cover cost of mailing only and re-
ceive a copy of DR.. Pierce's thousand
page book. Common Sense Medical
Adviser" Address Worlds DispenSary
Medical Association. Buffalo. n. Y.
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president: Miss Dottie Stay. vice-presi-
dent Miss Maud briggs secretary and
Mr.. c Mortinson. treasurer.
The society Will give a public meeting
next Thursday evening at o'clock in the
art room of the university, when the fol-
lowing programme will be rendered:
Instrumental selection.
Talk Martha Burton
Solo observation-disclosures -Luella Ferrin
address ..-.---.-.....---.-Profes Stewart
Normal Glee.
Recitation .....-....>......Mi Miss Thomas
Inc public is welcome
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Sold by druggists, 75c-
Halls Family Pills are the best
Notice

On the 4th day of June, ut o'clock
a. m, Captain Willard Young, Pro-
fessor J. T. Kingsbury and DIR. c. F.
Wilcox will meet at the laboratory
building of the University of Utah, for
the purpose Of examining all persons
who may be applicants for the position
of cadet at West Point. / invite those
who are seeking the appointment to
submit to a competitive examination,
and the one reDorted by the above
named examiners as having passed the
best examination viii be selected as
cadet. WILLIAM H. KING, II. C.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
ANOTHER EXCURSION
Rio Grande Western RaiIuev
TO TINTIC

On Sunday June the r. C. w. runs
another excursion from Salt Lake City
and Utah county. Special train leaves
here at a. m.
On return trip special leaves Silver
City at p. m, Mammoth AIS d. m.
and remains at Eureka until :. m.
arrives Salt Lake City about D. m.
3 for the round trip. including q day
light view OF the double circle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
Many a husband

Cannot persuade his invalid wife TO
consult physician because she very
naturally breads the inevitable examin-
ations and local treatments" He can
persuade her. if she needs persuasion.
to take DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
Fifteen Cents Each.
WOmen's Outer
Garments.

TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF
on. all our Cycling. Costumes. They con-
prise the popular Lucy. TrouVille or. Cir
cular Skirt Suits and are par excellence
the nattiest wheel costumes made. Eit,
style and tailoring supsrIoT to any Others
PP T,ess t See them gaoG, $500 to S25'
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF
On all Top Coats for wonea--herseYs
Ccyert5 and 6rosdcioths - handsomely
silk lined, tans, blacks. browns, blues
SILK SHIRT WAISTS.
Black and white plaid Taffeta silk Shirt
Waists, beautifully made. close fitted lin
ING, two point yoke backs, full fronts,
linen detachable collars. Worthy TE OO
garments for price,
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Black brocaded silk skirts, excellent
quality. best percalne lining, veiVeteen
Binding, the $1,000 quality, STE
Extra heavy crash Skirts, 4 IL yards
vide, 5-inch hens, shrunken be- ST.OS
fore making,
White Duck Skirts SIPS
Linen Skirts, SI.5O
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

Merit, Purity and high grade goods
will tell. Our trade on Three Crown
Baking Powder, Triple Extracts and
Pure Spices has increased to such an
extent that we have been forced to
add another addition to our large
factory and we hope to still keen
building additions, for it gives work
to those who need it and keeps money
at home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
OGDEN SOCIETY.


The celebration of the tenth anniver-
sary Of the organization of the Fifth
ecclesiastical ward of Ogden was held
Friday night The amusement hail
was decorated with flags, flowers and
bunting. the whole forming a very
pleasing effect The work was super
Intended by c. J. Ross. In the rooms
below the tables were set with a
tempting array of the choicest edibles,
which were constantly restored as
regiment after regiment came in TO
feast. In the meeting house pro-
sramme of unusual excellence was
rendered. Bishop Stevens gave brief
history of the ward since its organ
ization. Miss Jane Z. Fowler sang q
pleasing solo and Apostle Richards
made an address, giving congratuia
tions and encouragement. A pretty
selection was given by the Misses
Houtz on guitar and mandoins. and
Miss Ethel Pike sang: Miss I.arkin
gave a recitation. Mrs. Farley's song
was followed by a brief address by
President c. F. Middleton and the de-
lightful programme was closed by
recital of 'Reginald's Triumph" by
Miss Vida Eccles. Ford's orchestra
furnished music for dancing to as
merry d throng as ever gathered on
such an occasion. Among the liveliest
dleton. n. c. Flygare, T. ]. Stevens
and John Watson.
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The attendance at the John A. Logan
literary on Friday was not so large as
usual, but the programme was excel
lent. The comparison of the social life
in England today with that of Amer
lea by Mrs. Jenkins brought out very
clearly the contrast and causes which
made the upper ten conspicuous in
either country. The fact. that wealth
rather than worth was the open Sc
same to our 400 circle is all too ap-
parent. The paper upon Patriotic So
cieties." by Mrs. Welles was so Spt
and touched a responsive chord. Mrs.
Welles has been requested TO read the
paper on Monday evening at the me-
mortal services in the Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Hunter has charge of
the music and the club invites all pa
triotic friends to be present.
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Mrs. Albert Kiesel on Monday after
noon entertained with a luncheon and
high five party. The rooms Were dec
GRATED in a charming manner with
palms and cut flowers. Mrs. Thomas
Fitzgerald won the first prize and Mrs.
Abe Kuhn the consolation. The taste
ful luncheon was served on the card
tables. The invited guests were: Mes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
Women's Knit
Underwear.


An unmatchabIe stock. Beautifully
woven garment, filny for summer Wear
ing. Every desirable kind that sensi-
Bile, refined and elegant taste may de-
mand. Tuesday and week:
Low neck and sleeveless Richeleu ribbed
white Maco Vests, neck and arms nicely
finished with silk crochet edoing INC
and tape, Csc usual,
Low neck and sleeveless isle thread,
knee length Union Suits, dorsey fitting,
fancy silk crochet finishing, our nc
best Value for S1.oo, this Week, IoS
cHlLDREN'S high neck and short
sleeves and low neck and sleeveless Isle
thread Vests, white or ecru, sizes DEC
10 to 81, 15c, and % to 80, %
cORSETS--A few odd sizes in the Royal
Worcester, OF Ponsee silk, the regular
s. so corsets, to close them, SI.OO
Some odd sizes Of the D.. 3, Corset, long
WASTED, made OF excellent black satin.
regular S3.75 quality, to 90 at SI.OO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

Try Aromel, the breath perfume,
five cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

Madame Vantine's Skin Food. is used
by prominent society ladies. actresses
and opera singers.
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Carpet Store.


1t shouldn't require much persuasion to
induce one to buy carpets now. There is
d splendid stock of superior carpets in
this store at present and at prices, it
should need no argument to convince,
that cannot last long. This Week:
Administer carpets. new and CHOICE pat
terms, our S1.4O the yard Value, SJ.TO
at
A few pieces Wilton veivets, OOC
S1.1O the yard Value, this week
Your choice from any of our 10 wire
Tapestry Brussels, splendid selectlon
of patterns. and colors, regular soc 7OC
values, for the Week at
Good heavy two ply Ingram all l6C
wool carpets, per yard
Stationery Store.
Don't borrow books. Our prices enable
all TO possess their own literature. n ioh-
class fiction. Popular authors. Note
these Inducements;
The Delphic Series, contains such
Doyle, Olive Schreiner, etc. paper &C
binding,
Chelsea Series Authors, Rosa n. Ca
rev, W. Clark Russell, Mary Cecil IEC
Hay, regular 25c edition,
Lakewood, Windermeres- LoyePs and
Beloravia Series, regular SOC edi- 22C
-'~'o'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

Mrs. r. L. Hoag was the hostess yes
terday afternoon of a delightful lunch
con. The table WAS prettily decorated
with sweet peas and sego lilies. The
color was lavender and white, and was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

The Woman's club Of the city enter
tanned the visiting delegates at the res
idence of Mrs. W. a. Nelden Thursday
evening. The spacious rooms were
tastefully decorated with palms. roses,
carnations and peonies. The guests
were received in the drawing room by
Mrs. Nelden, Mrs. Henrotin, Mrs. Will
liam Jennings and Mrs. Graham, and
were shown into the library, where
they were introduced to Mrs. Gale. Mrs.
Plat. Mrs. Thatcher. Mrs. Hahn. Mrs.
McVicker and Miss Mccormick. Mrs.
w. W. Ritter, Mrs. Grant, Miss Hooper.
Miss Sharp, Mrs. Pearsall, Mrs. Greescn,
and Mrs. Kelsey presided over the din
ing ROOM Miss Gilmer served punch
in the hallway, and Olsen's orchestra
rendered delightful music from the up
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
PRICE VS.. VALUE.
SUMMER EnBROIDERIES.
Twenty Per Cent Discount.

Our annual Summer Embroidery Observation-Disclosures
PRICED FOR QUICK SELLING. The advent of new
invoices adds zest and ener9y profusion of beauty.
Many of the designs exclusively have good
to believe We will show varieties for
dress trimmings underwear, infants Wear, etc, than
ever BEFORE Remember sale commences Tuesday
ing June l. and lasts the week With discount all
or left over of 20 PER CENT.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London June H-The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
england shows the following changes compared with
me previous account Total reserve increased go coo
circulation Increased f2l60oO bullion increased f2S jS
other securities increased f7Io other deposits de-
creased tl4OTD public deposits increased 1851
reserve INCREASED fll5Ooc Government securities
changed The proportion Of the banks abi-
~ which last week d. per cent. Is 80 per
cent The banks rate OF discount remains unchanged
per
?. m.-The market for American securities ad-
vanced somewhat in the early session. but later
ened. Bears early buyers but realized later
Tho tone steady and the demand moderate Consos
for money 1924, consols for the account l12 10 49,
Atchison, 12i: Canadian Pacific. 6i%; Paul. ala,
Illinois Central, 90 Louisville 5lis; Mexican central
~. 7i% New-York Central lOiI1: Erie ils.:
syyania 54is Reading. ll2s; Erie LIST preferred, 81
Mexican ordinary. 20a; Spanish Is. Gii4. Bar silver
quiet u 9lGd per Money. y per cent The rate
discount In the market for both short
months bills Is lj-1edi per Gold ia quoted at
Buenos Ayres to-day 1875 %: Lisbon 40, at Rome
1Oi. 40 American eagles quoted It's ID
Berlin June 2i.-Exchange London 20 marks 36i.
pfennings for checks.
Paris. June 2i-The weekly statement OF Bank OF
France. issued to-day. shows the following changes
compared with the previous Notes in crcua-
tion decreased - 900 francs Treasury accounts
692j francs: gold hand increased
s625Oo francs; bills discounted decreased 80 900
francs; silver ia hand increased 3.de5. eco francs
p m.-Three per cent rentes. 1903 francs 60 cent1es
for the account. Exchange on London. - francs 10
centlmes FOR checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
CASH OUOTATIONs.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


Corr>ox--,. funeral OF the late Never Lehman was
attended by large number Of members OK me S1Ioa
h1shnnge sHd w ny sard un il clock the
hour 10 O'Clock When business or m hsd ac
cunula;e and was considerably disturbed by the aTtv
81 SHOWN by Of hf S s sss spot S Sored BY
AZ the same time very niue sP, we're favorable yet
the nsrke, opened steady advance Of 2a2 P9 a
Set had returned to about esterdays closing ngnIss
as in the absence Of outside speculation ne marx.
was governed by weather Conditions which could scarcey
he better. taking tho account, IRON ne oesence Of
Considerable interest and this fnInsd h eased
On have mot not produced their ri sinala
% 10 specation in cotton which has long been
without energy but that it is Sny 9gssg nosioH 1
Of cotton will attract attention to the staple Tor e
lions Change Tor the worse. which they may easily 90
Th the s Was Gge With quotations at about the
est point Of day decline IN all GRADS Of na f,t t9
list and checked buying to great extent Tho spot
quiet and steady win eu9ta'U1 T Gay
o,a rs sales les Mer ~ Saes SIS bales which Cor
or,s from the ports 30 bales to the Con
nenis to Great Britain so this week have been 500!
bales and France + I bales The es sp o WHICH are
he'd at New-YoTl Receipts at the ports today were
his MAKES total 50 lar OF $50 bales and
segms 0i ESQ S lGS G Sea 5 bSles 10
France 800 597 bales the Continent 2O9ss3i bales
'n Cotton 70 E2cSaHse special Liverpool cabespo: cotton
ane,an "a 900; receipts 6Oo0: American. 5000; mid
ding upanls 4d Futures quiet partially 164d decline;
closed steady iaal point net decline. January-teor-
sry 34sb. February March 84siab March-A!ri S49ae;
I,re 4a4i.s: June-July 4O4b JuyAugust. 43lab; Au-
sereiner ~ i.s ber-Ocober 3571b; Oct3-
er-Noyemher 35iisb November-Decemher. 3i9I-b: De-
3isb. Manchester-la arms iTn CIoths
Some business at low prices.
Spot cotton in Southern markets. middng quoted. was
IS follows: Galveston 9-l8c; sales % bales. New
Orleans steady 9lGc: sales 100 bales. Mobile nothing
doing 7ac Savannah steady &c; sales l6 bses Nor
fox steady 7s.c; sales 81 bales. Memphis firm nc
eales 100 bales. steady G2.c; sales Al bales
81 Louis quiet steady 7i.c sales 29 bales Charles
ton quiet TIC. Wilmington steady. 1hc. Baltimore
nominal. 7sc.
Tho range % contract pricts follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


Chicago. June 24.-Sa!es Of cattle were slow at
barely steady prices for good lots others ruling weaker
An occasional purchase Of native steers made
US low So GO02 90 but most Of the beef cattle going
81 aOp So Jew 81 - Sales largely 81 Is
asa So beef cattle Calves have advanced since
Tuesday. Country feeders taking lower grade 81
cattle ;han heretofore saes being chiefly ofGht weights
Texas cattle unchanged prime selling as high
ST 40 Prices Of hogs fully Toe higher, with
sales So 20G So CO. bulk %
tho offerings sold for SO 4j4 s. 81 carload superior
Iowa hogs brough; s. 60. Light weights commanded a
good premium. There NerY good demand sheep
and lambs AZ Yesterdays advanced priceI Sheep were
wanted at So 25aS4 10 FOR inferior prime grades
50 2JGS3 -. Texas sheep were sal
able at 50 5OaS3 80 and Westerns S3a 81 5O spring
lambs sold s.. jOHSJ 60: yearngs 81 1OGSJ
ceiptsCattle. 5000 head: hogs. % 900: sheep
Kansas city June 2i-Cattlc-Stcady and strong Hogs
5NlOc higher and active; heayies SO 2jqS3 4O pack
50 250S3 32is mixed So 25qS3 4o lights 81 80
Steady; lambs. $,ffSj; mUttons. 81 256S3 -.
ST. Louis. June - 'attle-SOw: barely steady choIce
export steers 81 9)S5 10; native shipping steers 81 loa
81 so dressed beef and butchers SO 15qSf 30: steers
1000 ~ 50 OGS4 1o stockors and feeders S2GSi
and heifers 81 25NSf co. Texas and Indian steer.
50qS4 -; ami heiiers S2qS3 Hogs-5lO high
er: light So 30iS3 40 mixed. 50 O5dS3 as heavy 50 iOq
bucks So 2OQS3 30. Texas sheep s3qS3 co. lambs 500
Fast Liberty. June 2i-CattIo-Steady: prime 81 902
50: common. 50 3OS3 co. bulls and COWS. S2u<3
common good Fat oxen. S2HS3 -. Hogs-Strong and
higher prime light Workers and So GOgs3 g. fair
good Workers - 5jpS3 co. medium weights. So 0QS3 60
heavy So 3GQs3 90 rough stays and pig sows $2aS2 j0
common 50 5Ol So lo spring lambs. Sass; veal calves