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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
PETITION ron rNoomronA,Io,


GEORGIA, CHATHAM on III
To the superiot Court Of sal .aflr
The petition OF Gordon Pres.
poration. ana OF j. r. Hanson -
County OF Bib. John 81 Ernn. AI..a,..
X Lawton r. N Cunningham .r. tr,-..
Blum Of the County OF Chatham
the ocean steamship Company 81 sty..
nah respectfully shows
First. on February i5th. iS8. th. Cor
don Press was. on proceedings du.. h...
IN accordance with ~ stasutes III t..
state Of Georgia. duly chartered ana -,...
a corporation By the order OF thi# ~.
orable court as Will appear Uy reference.
10 the records thereof
Second The otheri petitioners hs-...
named are the sole stockholders -
Gordon Press, ana own the entire ear.t..
stock thereof
Third. The petitioners herein desire t.,
the charter al the Gordon Press. ws...
under the limitations prescribed hy "a
has expired. may be revived. -orar
and renewed ana thnt the Gordon pf
may be- declared 90 hc corporation r
der the laws Of the state OF Georea t..
twenty years from and after the l7h
OF February. is93 with the priyIcr. of
newal At the end Of that time
Fourth. The object OF the corpora
and she particular business which
propose TO carry on the capital stock
location Of the business and ,he other f.
essary partlcuiars are shown Do the a-
inal application for charter Med in I'D.
court. Dec. Ten. 1872. 20 which refereuc DID,
hereby made. and the statements
prayers OF the said original petition
hereby renewed but petitioner %
that tho charter may be amended boz
following PARTICULAR.
(a) That che object Of tho corpora
and the particular business which
TONERS propose 20 carry on is enc o..
ton. operation. owning. leasing. rsnt.-
ana being otherwise interested ln a p.
or presses for the compress OF eatt..
for shipment from the port % SHNatr
Georgia. or from any other ports &.
towns. OF places On this or other states
90 That the restriction IN the orl. D.
charter TO the enecs tnat the cou.t..i o.
and bylaws should be moiihed urf ~
a vote OF two-thipis OF the stockha- IS
should be- removed
Wherefore petitioners pray thai .t
said charter may boz revived. c8utl..A
ana renewed and che charter ef5r.
with an the rights. powers ana PRIV
hereinbefore set out. and with such ...-
rights and privileges as apperiau O. ..--
porat.ons.
And petitioners will ever pray
LAWTON a. CUNNINGHAM
Attorneys FOR Position.
Original petition nled in the ofise O. .as
clerk o. the Superior Court ~ Chat. n
county. Georgia. this 80 day OF Os
1900 JAMES X =. CARR
Clerk s c.. G. c.. On
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
EMPIRE CIR, TRACK RACES.
sport Was Interesting with YoniserS
Handicap n Tcnturr.

Sew York. OCT 80 The sport was fair
ly interesting az the Empire Cuy race
track to-day with the Youkers handicap
as tho chief feature. James and King
Ersmblc practically had tho race between
them all the way. King Brmblc la hy
a slight margin at the Tar turn whom
james drew away and at rho eul wen
eIryerly by TWO lengths. Summaries.
First Blre-S,ulrE about sax fur.ours.
Eifen koeuig 20 d won. with Feiertllst.
10 and ! 10 3 SECOND ANA Monmouth.
% 20 T. fhirl Time lii
Second Race Selling. one milo and
sixteenth. Bc.Ie ~ orleans. even. with.
with The Chamberlain. = 60 and even.
second and Borough. 9 Go !. third Time
fsa,
Ttlsi Bacc-Ahout six furlours Glen
Sellie 90 o won. with Reina. ~ 90 . ami
90 ]. second. and Katherine. 20 J. third.
Time lt2
Fourth Racc-Youkers handicap. one
mile and % sixteenth. James. GO 7. won.
with King Hmmhle 3 to . and even. stc-
ond and pusro . - g third. Time .iNta
Ftfh Race Five and half fnrloues
Chuctnnunda 9 10 8. won with I.1dy 90
the NGhey. l3 Co and Co D. second. and
Sweet Tooth. 90 . fhird Time 20
Sixth Raee-Ore mile and seventy yards
ST FIuuau to 3 won with Dan Cupid.
60 J and 40 Q second. ara Mcleod Of
Dare. 10 20 9. third Time l.is.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Cincinnati o.. oct 3i-Rcsults az La
tomb
First Race-SN furlougs The Gecser
90 :. won. with Poor Lands - 20 l. Sec
onl. and Rice 20 90 ]. third T mo 1.l5is.
Second Eare-tive aud a half furloues
Port Wine d 90 3. won. with Clora p
20 lN second. ard our Lady. IS 90 j, third
Time iosi.
Third Racc-seiling. six and half fur
longs Branch = 70 3 won with Eher-
harlt 3 TO J. second. ana Winter. 20 !.
third Time 1895
Fourth R1ce-one milo ana n quarter.
selling Sarila, % 20 I. won. with Zazel
o. !. second. oud Louisville Belle 8 70
T. third Time 2.Us
Fifth Race Five furlonrs Jim winn. s
20 g. won. with Ed Adack. DO TO g. second
and Warranted. 90 J. third Time 0liz
Sixth Race-SIX and half furlongs
selling Elsie Barnes z 90 T. won. with
Earl Fonso. 20 T. second. and Dr. Black
To /. third Time 1923
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Per steamship Allegheny for PhlIadel
plia-.a haIes Upland cotton. 30 barrels
r'sin. ia- h1rrc'7 tupentire 23i 10 foot
lumber i2i packages fruit 90i sacks clay
'lai sacks cotton seed. $50 oak slaves. 50
pkFs mdeo 50 pkgs dome tics and yarns
sos bales rice straw. IS carloads canned
goods
Per schooner Percy & Lille for New
Nork.-3l9.55T feet yellow pine lumber -
Cargo by Cooucy. Eckstein & Co
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
----s-a------ -.
WILL GET ELECTION HETU nNS.

Y. ". ~. \. Has Arranged n Pleasant
Programme for the Night of Nov. q.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
has made arrangements 90 receive by spe-
cial wire the returns n the national cleo
tion Tuesday. nnd has issued unique and
clever cards of admission. The card g.
headed with the non-commi slogan.
"Hurrah for Billy" ana further informs
the holder that a pou-taN 81 ~ cents Will
be collected at the door. but that Wo-
mans Suffrage viii be- allowed. ana IN adj
dltion 10 furnishing the returns. the peas
urs Of the evening Will Dee increased by
dancing. pool billiards. ard other games
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
orr ron rms PHILIPPINES.

Number Of Recruits for the Army
Are Received weekly Here.
Three recruits for the regular army will
leave To-day Tor san Francisco. where
they will take ship for Manila. They will
join the reriments In the Philippines TO
which they have been assigned.
The recruiting office has been doing
fairly good business iu Savannah OF hate.
The majority Of applicants have been
turned away after examination because 81
physical aia8hlllti,s. hut "a number have
been accepted Inst week seven We're
enlisted. uud thi. week thus Far. there
have been four Of The eleven. eight were
white and three coiortd.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
4 SERVICE Fou You~G WY.
WI an he Held Tonight At Wesley
Monumental Church.

Tonight Rev pr W " Finson Will
preach 40 Wesley Monumental Church
sermon OF special interest 90 YOUNG men
His theme viii bee Moral Bankruptcy"
The subject S. O strong one. ana il is
hopes that every young man who can viii
attend the service. Not only are young
mon requested Go be present. bu. al.o those
that ore Interested 20 Young men-his par
cuts sisters aud friends
Interest in this series of meetings grows
steadily and Do is source 81 Qualification
60 those having the mrstiugs "a charge
thnt not only dp members OF the Cougre-
cation attend. but that many strangers
coSnc also. aud TINT now faces continually
show iu the congregation.
Or piuson IS strong and forceful gos-
pei preacher ns well as au eloquent aud
magueIir man. ana his work here promises
To De most successful
This afternoon an : o'c e. there will be-
M the church a service conducted hy Dr.
Pinson. and tomorrow nt the sam, hour
a special service FOR children viii De- held
There VIII DE service also tomorrow
night az 10.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Fer British steamship Puritan FOR Rro-
mon N.l@l bales cotton t}9il6a. So bags
sea island Gotten. s. oo: eco s,cks rottc,
seed meal sem. 100 barrels rosir e. M
- tons phosphate rock S]62f5 -Carg,
various.
Fer Norwegian bark Sylvia for Ham.
hnrr 2.12 barrels rosin. S. SO: 1896 casks
spirits turpcnfine 81. is7.-Cargo bv Patcr-
sou- Downing co
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

The nsh catch on ,Hc West Coast docs
not seem 20 be o. good is % should n
these watcr- The feet Of bolts thar ply
between Tampa and the fishing camps
are not busy all the time. and the Hsb,r-
mon say that the eaten s. smaller than
they ever saw u before. The dealers have
many orders on hand which they cannot
az
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Tampa Tribune. President George J.
BALDWIN q ire Tampa Electric Company
who 81 fpsr1.rg few days IN the city
has aiNays rad q strong desire 20 catch
tapou " see someone else catch one
To gratif} Mr Baldwin. and also TO have
little relaxation themselves. Cot Peter
o. knight Manager 10 ~ Hunt OF the
Electric Company. uhd Manager Frank
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Pilot charts and an photographic infor-
nation viii Do furnished masters ~ VOC
soils free ~ charge 90 United states ~.
geographic office IN Custom House Cnn-
'lire are requested 20 call NJ she ON ~
Reports - wrecks ana derellcts received
ior transmission TO the Navy Depart
mont
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
I57 DEGREES AHEAD.
SnvHnnnh's Excess of Temperature
That Much In October.

NnNnnnnh'S Excess of Temperature
That Much In October.
October ended last night l57 degrees
ahead Of the average in temperature and
90 inches ahead ia rainfall. The mean
temperature during the day was IS de-
gross. or degrees above the normal. Be-
sides the somewhat remarkable record FOR
october the excess Of temperature for the
year up TO now Is 1911 degrees The tong
spell. or series Of spells. OF heat stands a
good chance OF breaking before long
however ond November may make up
with an opposite temperature FOR the
heat ~ the summer. The record Tor Oc-
,ohcr Will stand. though. as the story OF
q hot month.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
ROBBED THE W. :. COOK.

Remnnded 10 the city Court.
Harkless scrovcn and George singleton.
coiorcd. and Thomas Denaro. white. We're
IN the Recorder Court yesterday charged
with stealing property from the sunken
said consist OF about ton bags of shos
steamer Cook The goods taken. IL is
The arrests were made by fatro man Col
bold. who had az least one - the men
since Monday. but did not complete his
case against Tho three ard get them all
until the night before lost. There war
no evidence TO hold S.revcn on. SO he
was released The other men were re-
manded 90 the city Court on the charge
OF larceny
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
n RVOUS s Sa'H4aE an: and

b. For years he has confined his practice ~ com
plants IN and and the uniformity u his
for him world wide Men who have youths
made strong and whole again BY THIS thoroughly cons
tona treatment Of DR.. aihaways. 40 medicine Simple
temporary tonic effect you; You need which
viii 60 70 the foundation your trouble and wipe mentally
ncryously aud physically.
AL forms Of Chronic Diseases including Narcocee Structure
Blood Poisoning. Kidney and Urinary Complaints. etc. az,
cured BY Or uathaway's system Of .fmcnt
lie VIII be glad % have you write hin can bis tree
consultation e1arDsou and advice lie send free post
pa1 IN rlala wrapper his ca page Marines Ylgor
Heah'-o anyone. who suffers any chrome
disease weakness.
N. o. once HOURS 70 T. m 2 20 8 ana 2
70 ,. Sundays 70 a. ] y. N.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Eruen Of the gas company. sailed with
hum yesterday on che yacht Ed.tn CHpi
I.lyless In command. for thc tArpan wa
tiers They are expected 10 return t1F
morning, Ird their friends expect th'F
will arirE back collection OF che gam}
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
SERVICES Ar SEVENTH STREET.

special Prayer. Sctf-Dcnini and
Praise Meetings.
Roy J a. smith preached az tins
seventh street Methodist Church las.
uieht 40 the special prayer SELF denial
aud praise meetings which have just
been started there. The service tonight
,,lli uc lead ly Rev. q. T. Cook of Grace
Methodist Church. and tomorrow night
by Rev john j. Jordan OF the First Bap-
n-t church Tho members of THE Seventh
street church are enthusiastic over the
start which has been madc ami hope to
accomplish much good during the series
OF meetings they have started.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

william Derry. policeman. disappeared
from the smack Osprey in Pensacola har-
Dor. few DAYS since and 10 trace Of him
hss beer fasnA = r. believed shai Derry
has been "shaughaied" on some outgoing
vessel and that it win be- some time bee
fore d. viii he again heard o. Derry
az the time ~ his disappearance. had just
received sum Of money Tor wages due
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

schooner MAGGIE VI Keough. TIlton.
New York
schooner G.. O.. wehrum. Caviiier. New
No-k
Schooner j. ". ROLAND.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
JOHN G. BUTLER,

DEALER IN
Paints. Oils and Glass. Sash. Door. g. l''
and Builders Supplies. Plain and ue
tive Wall Paper. Fore.g IN and Dom
Clements. Lime. Plaster and Hair.
Agent FOR Ahestine Cold water Paint
~ Congress street. west and 10 ST. Jli'h
street.. west.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
Gorrelovn pcfratca Richmond.

Washington. oct 3i-The Georgetown
University football team to-day easily de-
fcptcd the Richmond college team by q
score OF 80 90 q.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
ONLY Fm-rl -Two LICENSES.
October Did Not Prove Attractive for
wedding CnmpIcs.

Wedding Couples.
The issue 81 marriage licenses by tho
clerk Of the Cour; 81 Ordinary. for the
month Of October did not reach Tho aver
age. Last year, during the month Of oc-
fohcr. sixty-hvc licenses were issued ana
q corresponding number Of couples were
united. THIS yonr but nfty-two couples
applied for legal permission to Doe Joined
for iifc or this number seventeen were
white and thlrty-nVe c0,orcd
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
KNIGHTS PHARMACY,
wha, a PromInen, orooor says.

hIi.Hf OF
n. Shearouse & Bro.
No. $40 william Street. Slyarnnh. CO.
savannah. Ca oct D. $3.50
Columbia Dr.E Co. Savannah. Ca.
Gentlemen am glad ~ inform yen
that after months % suffering with
and fever having tried many aI-
chill and fever tonlcs. / was p.rf.l
TO try your Smiths call and i.'r
Tonic. ana one single bottle ~ y3ui l'..l
cured me.
feel IL my Suty to inform vol OF '.'
wonderful cure made on M and tHrHsl
YOU all those suffering with cH 1ll
fever. No remedy ever tried la- r'.'
mo any good except YOUR Smith Tome
Respectfully yours,
!. ~ SHEARoTsE.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Steamship Puritan tBD. James. Bremen
-Strachln co
Bark Sylvia CNorl. Halvorsen. Hamburg.
-Strachan a. 60.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Passengers by Steamship Allegheny.
sailing 90 Philadelphia last night Walter
L'wtou. Mrs. W. IS Gross. II T. sharp
Toy
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Platca Bn. Purdy Liver
pool "A T. Churchill
Brig g. G. Sweeney Miller. New York
Master.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Sun rises at el9 a. m. aud sets at 500
p m.
Hi-h wator A. Tyhee to-day ~ Ks A
90 aud 2e6 q. NJ High water az Savan-
tah one hour later
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

The iitt.e town q Ivrea. in the Vale
d'Aosta. Italy Is celebrating tire tweutieth
century OF ifs foundation. The HttIe Town
sits in a beautiful nook on the southern
side OF the Alps. ana ls much beloved Of
such tourists as discover II.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

John Wanamakcr has been reelected
president Of the Pennsylvania state Sab.
kath School Association.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
PROPOSALS WAIVED.

----------=--~~-=~-=~--~--r-a
L. s ENGINEER OFFICE. ST A.
gustine. Fla. oct % 1910. SoHI.i
posals for completing gun and mar'F
tcries and building concrete flor
az Fort Taylor Key West Fla H. '
received here until - neon. Mo- '''
and then publicly opened Inf
furnished on Application. G.. ~ "
try. Capt Egrs.
FORT FREMONT S. c.. Nov = I'~
Sealed proposals in triplicatc wiI
ceived here until ~ M Nov 90
constructing tnrcc funmg luiIat
formation furnished on Hppiica
8 reserves right TO accept or reH
or an bids. Envelopes couialnlt
posals should be marked Prop
Construction" addressed SAui.' -.
Emblck. O. NJ
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Pierce Butler. who has been connected
with the Engl!sh department of Johns
Hopkins University has accepted a pro.
fessorshlp OF English literature al tho
Texas University. Mr Butler graduated
from Tulane University in New Orlcans
in 1872 and received the degree OF Ph %
from Johns Hopkins in 1899
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest TO shipping Men
Generally.


According 90 statements prepared by the
collector - customs Tor tho month OF
october tho entrance fees II vessels have
exceeded those FOR ans previous month In
thc history ~ the port The report shows
5000 20 have been collected. against ST.
so FOR October OF la-t year. ana $500 for
October year before iast. The average fees
for October Tor the past ZEN years or more
tato been about 500.
u will be- seen from the entrance Zee tho
government Charge fIat an immense lot
az tonnage entered th. port last month.
Du vessels entering from central America.
Canada and Mexico tho fee Is cents per
ton. and on vessels from all other Eorts
cents per ton More than the average
number Of steam veEstiH have entered dur
ing the month. which doubtless largely
explains Tho iucrsas- iu fees.
The duties collected on foreign imports
for The month IS also q record breaker.
being Sogo. oSa.us, $500 Tor October OF
$50
Won Ehcrstc.n 4 Gayror. who closed a
eSnTact last wcgk 90 remove the boilers
90 thc ola steamer Katie from the wreck
which sunk some g. miles up the Savan-
nah river five years ago. have complied
Win their contract hy delivering the boil
Or at pr Reads Nantaion. two miles
hoNe tho city. They ien Monday on the
steamer j. Murchisou. which towed a
lighter and hosting apparatus. The boiler
weighed l0 tons
Ihc Cooks u GEORGETOWN. S C.. are
said 20 b. building "a new boat and wish
q" use fhis boiler on her While the boiler
has been partially under water for Eve
years. O. appears 70 ho iu good condition
The name of the new steamer has not
been decided upon
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Steamship Allegheny Foster. Phnadel-
uh.a
Bark Atlantic CGep. Boyen. Rotterdam
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-31

:, New today. advertisements four
ines or less n thIe column lnaorrod
81 90 per month. All over four IIs,ess
at Same rate.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-31
Decoration Day Window.

A very pretty display has been made
in the north show window OF T. Holver-
sons store, over Memorial Day. Il was
designed and arranged by Lyman Lee,
and was tasteiully designed to be appro-
pirate 10 the season. The background il
made Of flags; on the left hand is a tent,
in front OF which burns a campfire on
the bank of a small lake; a couple Of
stacks Of arms stand near by. The win
dow is bordered with small fir trees,
and the whole effect is very pretty es-
pecially at night. II will be taken out
tomorrow morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-31
A East Marc.

j. Conner, proprietor of the William
cite hotel, has bought Of the real estate,
through l. @. Mosher, the mare stam-
boul Belle. She is by "Stamboul' out
Of "Belle H." and got record Of 2:20,
when 3-year-old. She is 8 years old
and has been running out for 5 years.
She was shipped to Mosher at the race
track on the 18th day Of March. With
comparatively little work, she is show
ing great speed. She will remain in the
hands of Mr.. Mosher this year and will
probably make the circuit ia the 2:20
class. If the people will ever wake up,
and get good roads, there would be any
number of good horses around in Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-31
IN THE EVENING.

The First NJ. Il. Church was crowded
to the doors, and many stood up, though
the aisles were filed with chairs. The
program was carried out as published,
and was OF very interesting character
and appropriate 10 the day.
The Chemawa band, the Salem Choral
Society, under the skillfl direction oI
Professor seley, aud male quartet con.
sisting Of Mesrs. Seley, Belknap, Boschen
and Drew, rendered patriotic music, and
the soprano solo by Mrs. Jordan Purvine
was a genuine treat.
Miss Mabel Carter recited KiplinR's
"Recessionap and Riley's "The Drum"
very effectively, Alfred Wright recited
an incident in the war in a creditable
manner, and Miss Maud Griswold did
exceedingly well with piece commemo-
rative Of the gallantry Of one-armed
Phil Kearney
The address by Rev. II. A. Barden, of
Portland, was an exhaustive review of
American histsry, rising at times
TO eloquence lie gave all expan'
sionists a chance TO applaud, hut depre-
Gated Imperialism. lie also woke the
woman suffragists 10 enthusiasm. The
only bitter note in his address was ex-
pressiye of his disappointment in not
seeing Old Glory waving where he first
looked for it on arriving in the city
over Willamette University. II has
been a long time since the stars and
stripes have graced the flagstaff Of that
institution.
The singing of America by the choir
closed the exercises OF day which has
been 10 a greater extent than usual
devoted to the appropriate observance Of
the old soldiers holiday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-31
TOOAY'S MARKET.

POErLAND, May - Wheat, valley 81
Walla Walla, 81
FlOur-POrtland best grades a. 55 TO
$500. superiine $40 per bbl.
Oats-ChOioe White 35@36c, grey S2
20 80.
Millstuh-Bran, tl3; shorts, tl6.
Hay Timothy-tlO@ll per ton.
OniOns-OregOR, 500 tO 81 30
PotatOes-4O 10 65c per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 2O@25i fancy
creamery, 35 store, ~ tO 25c.
Eggs-OTeROn, "a
Ponltry-Chickens, a % 10 40; hens
o. 70 90; turkeys, live l3c.
MuttOn-Dreased, 7 10 ne per pound.
HOgs-Heayy dressed ~ &c.
Beei-steerF, S4@4.50; cOws,tS.5O @4i
dressed beef, 81 70 ne.
Veal-Dressed, q s1zc. for small
HOps-7@ lOc old crop 5a0c.
WOOl-Valley. l2@i3c; Eastern Ore
gOn, S4l4c Mohair, 279G.
Hidss-Green, salted 90 lDs, s99c
under 90 lbs, 716@s1E sheep Pells, l5@
20c