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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-02-25
As to Conhdantes.

Tess 80 II wouldn't make Bess my
confidante if were you. She told me
that secret of yours"
Jess-"But Jennie was very conf
dante. Bess must have been Jennie's
confidante. or her confidantes conf
dante. "-Philadelphia Press.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-02-25
HEART CRAVINGS.

won YOU give me nod, my brother.
r. As you Journey along life's roady
II Woulu Waken anew my courage
ana tighten my weary load
won you give me smile. my brothore
just the CLEAN of kindly eveg
AZ Wou,o make me forget my weal,nc.,
And brighten my leaden Sky
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After the struggle.

by. toiling hard and trying long
And suffering many "A wrench and blow
de rose, at last, above the throng,
And turned TO look at those below.
His boyhood friends and neighbors came,
lie saw their wonder and was glad
Until he heard them all cXclaim
Wen! well! what luck the fellow s
had"
Chicago Record Herald.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-02-25
No Gain.

Visitor - zone hundred and eight
years old, Ell? How long do you ex-
pect to live. Uncle Hamp?
Uncle Hamp - "Lawsey, child, hit
ain hahdly no use To- me to die.
amt got no insurance" - Chicago
News.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-02-25
In the Rnkn Shon.

Dear me-" sighed the bread dough,
81 would like a raise"
"All right" said the yeast cake,
wait a minute and I'll set you to
work. "-Philadelph Bulletin.
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Won't YOU give me a word. my brother?
Just a whisper within my ear
10 would kindle anew my purpose
Would one little word of cheer
Won YOU give me your hand. my brother
let me clasp NJ before we past:
1T would tighten my load q. sorrow
And brighten my heavy heart.
Columbus (Ohiol State Journal
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-02-25
somethIng Worth VYhIle.

"Well, I'm willing to devote al my
time to the business"
Say. couldn't you put in about 81
steadp-Cleveland Plain-Dealer.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-02-25
Mild Case.

Wife (anXiously) rs my husband
very i'll, doctor?"
DIR. Stickum-"Oh no. Only about
500 worth. Chicago News
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-02-25
In No Lack.

He - $50 your married life is not
happy? Well. you have my regrets"
She-"Oh. l don't need them; l have
enough Of my own"-Judge.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-02-25
Fettered.

"Wel, the city is just about tied up
s. it can't move"
What with?"
News.
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As Ench views Il.

"There is sex in questions"
How SOP"
"Why. VIII she have himP is es-
sentially masculine, while Can she get
him?' is the feminine of it."-Chicago
Post.
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with anxious eyes He saw that so
long as he looked well to his hold
among the rafteTs he was I'm no pres-
ent danger But how was he to get
OUT The cabin was built of logs. He
might work for days without making
any impression ON it's solid sides.
But above him. within easy reach
OF his hands. was the roof. through
which came small wrinkles of blessed
moonlight He soon found that il
was made of saplings laid close to-
Sclher then finished with thick COW
eiing ot brush. TO his great JOY he
round that decay had begun it's worl,
ana the smaller saplings were ready
TO crunble under a vigorous touch
but others We're strong They would
yield only to slow cutting with his
knife. His footing was precarious:
with one hand he must continuously
support himself.
He never could have told of how
many hours of frightfully exhaustive
labor followed his conviction that
through that roof lay the only hope of
saving his young LIE Once he stopped.
almost in despair.
Must be about that weddin' time
now he groaned, his head dropped
upon his free hand. And If they
knew-mother and all of 'em-w At
1t again. AS at length he could put his
head out new fear was growing.
What If more of his pursuers were on
the outsider Then there was no help
for him. Shelterless, he would surely
freeze to death before the cruel night
would be over. Better that than the
other. With bleeding hands, whirling
brain, every muscle on n strain with
the last effort, Jack pulled himself
upon the roof and peered over its
edge. No, there were no more. The
glaring eyes, the gnashing teeth. the
bowls, the pandemonium-all shut in.
with renewed strength, born of
blessed certainty, Jack sped back to
the camp for help.
1t was a frolic such as woodsmen
love; such as rarely comes to their
monotonous lives-the shout, the exhil-
arating rush over the frozen snow,
the keen relish for the hunt.
Seems hardly fair, though. poor
brutes-like takin' advantage of 'em.
shut in So" said one.
But sentiment did not prevail. as
one after another of the snarling voices
was hushed.
Seventeen of 'em, as I'm a llvin'
man. Jack, my boy, you'll be rich on
your bounty"
Bounty! Jack had not had time to
think OF that-of the five good dollars
maid nv tho Sfata
| ugly scalps. And to think of all the
good things he could do for Abby and
the others!
But" he began, lit belongs to all
of you-you all helped"
Not bit of it, boy. Every cent of
it goes to you You most earned it
with your life"
The weddin's all over. of course"
said Jack, to himself as late in the
night, he drew near home.
But no wedding had taken place.
Mother and Abby, with anxious faces.
were sitting over the fire, and he was
received with a rush of open arms.
Where's Hiram" was Jacks first
inquiry.
"Hiram's gone back-he can only
get away once week, you know"
Gone! And without you?"
And do you think there'd be any
weddin' here without you Jacky? And
we not KNOWN what might "a become
o you? The weddin's put off till next
week"
There was little delay in securing
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you
Willie-"All right Wait till she calls
me William New York Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
LOCAL BREvITlES.

Rona district. on Hawaii. is said 70
favor J. o. Carter for nomination as
delegate
c. p. Iaukea is out in a card saying
re IS neither a candidate for leglsla-
tive nor Congressional honors.
Hawaiian Tribe wiz meet this even
ing. and all members are requested 70
be on hand There VIII be -exenplIh-
cation Of the secret work
The lecture under the auspices of, the
Theosophical Society this evening in
Arion hall VIII be a very interesting
one. Subject viii be The Aura
Daniel Pahu of the United States Ex-
pertinent Station has made a collection
of over 80 Hawaiian plants on Tantalus
for The use Of Special Agent Smith
There win be dancing after the en-
tertainnent at Progress han next
Monday evening. Mr.. Bob VIII lead
the grand march. Tickets now asl sale
w. Lucas has been appointedEnan-
ager Of Fl. May & CO. to succeed the
late F. B. Auerbach. Lucas was Tor
merly with c. H. Bishop at Lihve,
Kauai.
The Customs baseball team viii prac-s
tice on the Punahou grounds on Friday
afternoon. They do not play again
until August &c. on which date they
play the H A c. team.
The remainder of the pipe required
for the Lahaina waterworks has been
received at Kaunapali. Maui, and the
work on the mains win now be rushed
The water system is about half COM
pIeted
The breaking down of H. May & Co.'S
dray over the Rapid Transit car tracks
at Fort and Hotel streets caused tenn
porary delay in electric traffic yester-
day. The dray was finally hunted of
the rails by the motor.
Mrs. Irene Ii Holloway was brought
to Honolulu yesterday from her coun-
try home at Waipio on special train
She is seriously III with typhoid fever,
and was removed to the Hopper place
On Keeaumoku street, where she can
receive better attention than elsewhere
Rev. DR.. Jenner of England win de-
liver a course of lectures at the Y NJ
G. A beginning Sept 9Th and conunu-
ing on the 18th, 18th and 18th. HIS
subjects are Freemasonry, Fashion,
Long Life and How to Attain 1t, Food
or What to Eat, Drink and Avoid IN
Hot Climates.
Satisfaction Of Judgment was fled
Yesterday in the case of Hans Loren
zen VS.. Inter Island Steam Navigation
Co. The company has paid the $1,000,
" faich includes costs, upon the JudS-.
rnent. obtained in Federal Court oy
Lorenzen for injuries sustained by rea-
son of being struck by a sling OF sugar
while the Irmgard was being loaded.
An appeal was noted by the defendant,
but this has now been abandoned
The court of tax appeals heard the
cases of the Campbell Estate and OF j.
p Mendonca Yesterday. In the latter
case there was a difference in assess
nent upon business property, Assessor
Pratt claiming that 1t should be three
dollars a foot on a 70-foot fronting
basis. while c. Bolte, who appeared 1or
5aendonca. insisted that so feet was
s,1f7soiaY,4 for a business frontage,
though conceding the value at SO per
foot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
SIS REWARD

See the five big silver dollars in cur
window.
They are yours if we use the name
you suggest for our new. tonic drink.
It is a good drink and needs a good
name-that is why we are willing to
pay $500 for one.
Tones up the nervous system, the
stomach. and. in fact. the entire body
A delicious cure for that tired feeling
Now get to work and try and think
of a good name. Five dollars per think
is going to be easy money for some
body You may get 1t Ieu had bet
ter try fer it. anyway; that part Of
it costs you nothing-you don't even
have to try the drink unless you want
We advise you to try it. however
It viii stimulate your thinker as wen
as your body.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
BAND MUSIC AT
HOTEL ANNEX
BY General Request the Band
Will Play on the
Beach.

A new departure in the public con-
certs given by the Hawaiian govern
rnent band viii take place this evening
when. by general request, special
moonlight concert will be given al the
Hotel Annex. Waikiki. The band VIII
either be stationed under the spreading
hau tree on the lawn near the sandy
beach, or upon the lanai OF the hotel
overlooking the ocean. AS the lawn is
extensive, and one of the most striking
and picturesque scenes Of Honolulu is
displayed by moonlight along the cres-
cent shore. lovers OF music VIII find
the new concert place a delightful re-
treat. A new ragtine march by
sonny Cunha viii be rendered The
concert viii begin at 1880, the program
being as follows:
PART L
Overture, The Kings Lieutenant It'll
TntermezZo, Ny Secret ...-----.- Costa
Selection, Bohemian Girl (by re-
Quest) balIe
la) Nikioi OBJ Ia hili No Me A'u
Miss l. Keliiaa
(c) Like no Like. cd Malu Ike
40. ------.--- ------
Mrs N Alapai.
PART IL
Second Selection, Messenger Boy
-. MonckLoh
A New Ragtime March -.------ Cunha
Miserere II Trovatore -..-..---- Nerol
Waltz. FL Paso --.-----.----- Andrews
The Star Spangled Banner $1,000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
What to find here this week:

What TO find here this week:
The Latest Ladies' White Lace
Isle Gloves. We have had many calls
for them, so have them IN stock now.
Cool and dressy for street wear.
soc pair.
Ladies' Black Isle Lace Hose,
fast black dye and very pretty lace work
35c pairs pair 81 90.
Childrens' white Lace Hose, sizes
from 5 to g.. Entirely new stock.
35c pair pair 81. 90
New White Goods The most ex-
quisite line of white goods we have
handled
Lace Stripes. very dainty for summer
dresses, several different patterns at fol
lowing prices;
7 yards for 81 90.
6 Yards for s. 90.
wards for 81 90.
4 yards for S1.00.
Lace Checks, very pretty. yards
for 81 90.
Dotted Swiss, with stripes, 81 inches
wide. 25c per yard
s New Ginghams. Not ordinary glng-
ham by any means. Don't buy until you
see the patterns Broad white stripes on
THESE colors: Blue, Red, Green, Pink q
inches wide. 5 yards for 81 90.
Cheviots for SHIRT Waists, hand
some patterns, IN pretty stripes. CoIors;
Brown. Red. Pink, Blue, % inches wide.
s yards for S1.OO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
BUSINESS LOCALS.

New straw hats at Kash Clothing
Co. Latest styles.
Order a box of May & Co.'S fresh
candies with your groceries
Read Metropolitan Meat Co.'S ad
How to Get Along With a Husband
Folding pocket kodaks selling for IS
at Honolulu Photo supply Co. Call for
catalogue.
Furniture and stoves viii be sold at
auction today at 10 a m at Morgan $
salesroom.
At 10 o'clock today at his salesroom,
Jas. T. Morgan viii sell at public auc-
ton apples. ferns, palms. etc
Remember that in ordering Rainier
beer YOU can have either Crown or
Cork Shoppers Telephone White 1881.
The nicely furnished residence and
grounds belonging to w l. Howard at
1871 Beretania street, are offered Tor
rent.
A party advertises in our want col
umn today for an opportunity to have
the care of a house while owner Is
away
4 young man with best Of references
desires furnished room IN private fam
ilv. with or without board. Makiki dis
trict preferred
You get the same service at the Cri-
terion shaving parlor for Is cents that
YOU pay % cents for elsewhere Jack
Flynn, proprietor
Today at noon VIII Fisher VIII sell
the best roadster in town at Cart3
stable. This horse is afraid of nothing
and can be driven by anyone
1t is not often that the public are Of
fered a $1,000 road horse at their OWL
figure. but Fisher does this today noon
at Carty's stables, Richards street.
A. n. Sanford has glasses at all
prices. and guarantees them 10 be as
good as can be bought elsewhere for
the price. No charge to examine your
eyes.
Today at 10 o'clock the ladies of the
Catholic congregation are asked 10
meet at the Mission for the purpose OF
perfecting arrangements for holding
fair to raise money to purchase an or
gan for the Catholic church at Kahn
Waene.
The barkentine s. G. Wilder. com
n1anded by Capt Jackson viii sail Tor
san Francisco on Saturday There are
ample accommodations for a number OF
passengers. For particulars as to
freight or passage call on the agents,
r A. Schaefer & Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
Want an AERIAL Truck.

The new era of building in Honolulu
which has brought about business
blocks six stories in height has eaus-
ed a demand for better FIRE protection.
and to this end the bids are now asked
for a sixty-five-foot Aerial turn nook
and ladder truck complete with stand
ard equipment and OF first class work
nlanship and material Sealed tenders
viii be received up TO II CLOCK hooil'
wednesday, September Il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
method,s. D strict Conferences.

Rev. George L. Pearson, OF the Meeii-
odist Episcopal church, VIII tomorrow
commencing ats g. M, hold olstIict
conference in the Methodist cnurSh I ao1
+Fo ranane-se workers in the Methodist
mission, in the Hawaiian Islands An
nual reports viii be made up and sent
OF, To the annual Methodist conference
Work for the ensuing year VIII also De
MANNED
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mr. Jacobson of to Coast.

Mrs. J. ]. jacobson. wife OF the mur-
dered captain Of the schooner FREQ .
Wood. and her two children, were pas
sengers for the coast by the sleallisi
Alameda yesterday. Captain 49, -.-+
$50 ar,,baln1ed body went to the coast
b1- the same vessel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
A Giant Watermelon.

A sweetheart watermelon, grown
at the wahiawa colony, Oahu, weigh
ing 521k pounds, the largest ever groMn
there. was on exhibition yesterday a.
the Colony store on King street Ing
name sweetheart" comes from ehs
fact that in this variety the heart % %
the melon is sweeter than the rest u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
rns Bishops keeeption.

At a meeting Of the parishioners OF
g. Andrews cathedral the following
committee was appointed 10 act W.. VIZ.
sir,fIa~ committees from St Clement $
for = reception TO Bishop Restar1ek: =
Give Davies. R. A Jordan and ooio-
mon MeheUia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
plans for Command ants House.

orders are expected from Wasnlns. -
Al any time for the Naval Station OF
ncers in Honolulu to proceed Win l-le
plan. and specifications for the nous
and stables Of the CoInrnancant on inc
slopes of Punchbowi.
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BORN.

pw-Tn this city, on August -
1s.q7 to the wife of ]. s Bailey
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

METALs-The local market for tin eased of 10
Pe1 seg on hs spot c ses's Of A seay ns
Sea mere and % 6eember We're quoted at 25 1895 25c
@ sp0t at fn,-es declining i5s and closing at l23
for the former fI9 Is Sd for the latter In copper
values continues downward and the tone Of the market
al siosed ef at 10 ssstrolyte
II G EngIis aad asket was duh and the price
lowered d Is n 30 fgr ei az 51 a ad Ias
cSf and steady all NewYo closed at 4c and
I0naoa az locally ii al Ssc and London 2s Sd
stesdy but a1is' fe aen NOT Quoted No
FOUNDRY northern s2aas2 No fSgndry N2thsTR BsH
SSern soft s22as23 Glasgow closed o7s Cd and
MoTAssEs AND sYRI-Ps-The market was dull lI,,.1 all
around quite steady in tone fo1w s
;s Sod 7@22c pine, 23qaec New,orleans open
tls2 "a s9otSi issi7s r; pe oGsR fSncs .ss a
onsas 3 nebanss business @ amss
limited demand prevailed FOR iuf iesains ou, IN All
n6 9sf tonase for both prompt and forward load
as e0o'ls.9ans BTiso s2 h*e28 1sth %
e Hamburg vsrpod ens efH pef ice S2 & PIGS M kSadon
d s the sls tsns,nen 1sns
fes cd september British steamers 2s and ae2
tember ten5 BRUSH 100 tons Sotten Mi,mngson
Liverpool Bremen caa or Ihfa Phaaepha tn Havana
private To t., 9s tnsed nsdo pryae
81 Sn sss. sDss' So r. seheone 5ss on
Steel rails sparrow Point Bunswiek 81 7S sehoone
tons
scbooneT 1913 tons sand Maurice River 10 Lynn 81 %
net- schooner coal. South Arnooy TO Bangor
.ssc schooner coal phila adelphia 20 Nesbuy-
port schooner sss coal Phiadepha a to Boston
s5c: schooner 3os2 tons coal sydaey - 10 r9rtiand
iee9 tons,
Sev.-York Baltimore 10 Bordeaux private terms
british 2ose general ,. cargo Gulf NJ TO
yernber british 2.53s same 12s october
and general cargo Ham
burg TO Norfolk sd. September: British steamer l3s
South America to st Lucia.
orders United States ias Cd
oIIS-On higher markets South. eottonseeo
oil YESTERDAY although rather quiet Refined
petroleum moderately active at steady prices Lin
reported below quoted vaueE
bur the market closed yesterdays prces Demand was
81 20 bulk. 81 65 Philadephe bsls 81 10 and In
New York. IS 90 tottorseed
crude. mills 72sc prime summer yel-
off yellow. 39d=oc: butter grades
soc prime white i6izaiTc prime winter yellow 4Ic
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Linsssd oAmerican seed city soa61c out of town
sss dsea. @ s. ssss a5 % n s s.
@ but to Ds a sS oSd Ss po nd m 81 d
erns grain strength FTentuaiy: hoEeyer the the
had g 200 Soss ssai1as naldns aa 2S at
eu6esd Mes ss SIS SIS 2sss as s. PANTY s36Ss M
s sa e. ssSs1 2gS1d Ts Mess nda Sia
saISs$ snotfd s95s IS
s so h sgac r Rasy n lo1se .!ssy Pbssy
eq?ssd i2.. gi5e l5e i n ll1s S
GO Pie;lsd hams duIi: quoted q TAILoW w.
aao5sd f &C. Sg ad st:sdy quoted at
Refined lard easier Quoted: South america II 3 75G:
q96ad at kfS ogoPd oso
RIcEThe quiet; Fairly tao25a6ls 25l1s
6a @s rice is Sns e low
head fr t. sG9s Pstna pr apsn to fcres6 ShGS5
Sc; DO donesf:. ss@ase JaSa 4isas7sc; RaSsoon in
firm aos and sesyy iso ,a
the sugar market until Tuesday morning, We quote;
$500; XxXX powdered, 500: powdered. coarse pow
s f d n@d @ fine
s ar @ and n ranags al Gass Of o as Ease e
gIsnulated standard & grsnuiated ,o and diamond sec
No 4 43oc No 5 4.25c; No s SOC; No :. 4loc No s.
T. assoc: No 10 35os No 1s s7Oe: Eagle powdered
Ssa posob as MADE RS IN Wick pnT of s
os' in as m sd @ an and e Cuba and @ o Of oSs
year: increase 7o0I4 last year Receipts
81 300 tons stock 2GG tons asanst So 50 eos Es, tons sd s
IN Europe coo tons sgsnst 7 s tons las, YEAR
Total stocks 2f Europe and america; e79e tons;
dates and & tons M s @ the even date Of n. T. o
and o e 5S. a5Os ,0ns
saRaf TO me b @ 9ns es5t
local market for raw sugar is firm Tith & some cost & and
figuring out shade better than that CentrfugaI a6
noiassss sugar. 2s.s The london bee,
sd. and September 6s
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
orHrn uAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 2a.Catte-Reeepts. S,, He' "a veal
cru6ing sO head Texans 500 Western STEADY 90 S'
s,7 % lockers and 81 10s5 70 cows - 81 .o w
e. in! Taifers 81 1o9S6: 81 Sotls2 81, pI,S
f s,eers s4Gs5 So Receipts to-day 22C1 nss.
To- morrog 10000: left 5000 SLOW % cIosre * noce
lover Mixed and butchers 81 loss1 A. sS0a b 10 -
heaV 81 4odsT rough heavy So sopS' 80; sn' co
L,,It 81 sales 81 25fiS7 80 SheeT- Receipts
HeaS sheer dun lambs dull GOOD to Snooe %e.sIs ~
asa IL: fair choice. mixed 81 o'ras" 90 native di
81 50aS6 10 , - ,oezs- -
cattle dull s2Q$ Sheep dull. 81 2'aS' i'S 1u'
lower $3GS5 80, 80 .
200 Tsxans aIves 81 G5 Texans, 100 natives t"rn
feg NATIVE crasses steady strong quarantine stsdy
lower: .toclers fee5ers strong thoiG' ~
stok.Is and feeders 96s4 10 Western fed steers $50
and Indian stsers ~ ttye beifsrs 50 50
s5 o. csnners slGgsc bulls. 81 50QS4 90 calves 81
sSSo Hogs Receipts 100 head market weak 10 %
lover: top 81 60 bulk or sales s. S'GS t %
ers @S o. x a,10Sa i7l: pigs Sc s0as7 Sheep
head market steaay t. wsaH na1iyG sno se7 IS
s. go weSsF Ssfhers a"ss s. Sss 90 a
Tnxas cpped earrings ss9ss s. Texas clipped sheep.
50 a0Is3 10; stockers and feeders 81 "oIsE ~
East RuNaIo Aug -Cattle-Reoeipts l5o: good 70
hnIre steers and good butchers steady; common 20
,nd7 butchers slow lower: female grades steady
Wesis"Receipts 200 head strong: 50 I3ass 90 Hos
Receipts BssSH s. 99 9Sss so tsnc} s s5as7 10
Yorsers 5oas7 CO.: light Workers 81 S9qSI ~ pigs
81 25Gsi 35 roughs ssase o5 sag $50 IS 60 5rssers
81 2gSs3 CO. closing week. sheep and ianbs.Recepts.
400 sheep easier: lambs dull lambs. So i64SS a. few
A. ss 90: yearng. S4G*4 %: wethers 50 i5Qsi: ewes
East Liberty Aug steady choice 81 9od
81 sr,Bs l9 heaaes Rels s. scds7 IS edgm
ers 81 s5as7 To- hight 81 55s7 60 pigs 81 4osI 80;
eSs roTshs and soeS mo 81 sSass choice lambs IS
Veal calves 81 2Jd$T IS.