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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-09
Telephone Main 81.


SEVERAL ITEMS.
Coffee Mills, very strong and du-
rable, always sold at sos. Half price,
25c.
Vegetables Crater, wire handles
cheap at loo each, This week, Sc.
Planished Tin Coffee Pots, 2 quart
size,a bargain at 25c Your choice, 10c.
REFINED Dish Pans, 10 quart size,
extra strong. This weeks bargains,
zoe.
Army Canteenp, canvas covered
with strap, cheap at 75c. Now only
35c.
Tin Sauce Pans, with covere,1 quart
and 2 quart size. Your choice. l0c
each.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-09

Mincing Knife with steel blade and
enameled handle from 15c to 1Oc.
Kitchen Set consisting OF Bread or
Meat Knife, Vegetable Parer and
Slicer and Meat Tenderer, marked
from 75c aNset to only 25c.
Tea and Coffee Canisters, / size,
Japapned and lettered. This week,
Sc each.
Gray Enameled quart Buckets,
with tin covers. Special price, 100.
Tin Dippers, several kinds, always
sold at 10c. Half price, Sc.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-09
(rRoM THE HILo TRlB JNE.)

John t Baker goes to Honolulu
by the Kinau and will probably
prod the Legislature into live!ier
action.
The extension OF the railroad up
town is now matter OF very short
time. The bridges for Wa'akea
river have arrived.
The Hilo Mercantile Company has
chartered the ,hooner Julia Whale
and will use her in ttauspor ing
large shipment OF Lumbar ard gene
raj merchandise to Punaluu.
Chss NJ L. Blond, N Ohla, d. aud
DR. +. j Gardner were qua SITS at the
Volcano House Wednesday and
Thursday. DR. Gardner visited the
crater Of Kilauea Wednesday night
aud was favored with the Grst CLING
SO OF fire that has been seen ia Hall :
mau rnau since November.
IRON THE MAUI NEws)
Korean labor on. the plac alton is
proving satisfactory so far, aud 8
large immigration OF this class Of
labor may be expected.
w Robb has succeeded Chs Du-
dot as manager of KasLapsli laud-
ing.
| Il is not too soon to look iorwa d
to he time wh, n rapid cleo rio trsr :
sit will bring East and West Maui
into neighb rIy and har nonious re-
latte MS.
The seasou's run at Huelo Mil
has clos-d with total OF 300 tons
OF sugar. Huelo Plantation is ow
in fac shape, and will turn out big
crop next year.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives
notice that they havs appointed d
Kealohapsu ole, Of Pahoehoe, South
Kona, Hawaii, as their lawful agent
TO take charge of whatever property
there is in their names, to col
leot rents, give receipts therefore,
and to prosecute 10 their names and
on their behalf
HAWAI- APO,
j. X. APO.
Honolulu, March B, 1903,
2i44-lm
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-09

kentucsy's famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any O!
the saloons and at Loveioy g. Co
aistsibutins agents for tho Hswaiis
stands
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-09

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The INDEPENDENT 10 cents per
month.
The Sons OF St George will meet
tonight in San Antonio Hall
The band gave an open air con-
cert at the Capitol grounds this
morning.
There we're many city visitors to
the Moana hotel yesterday to view
the rehabilitate1 peacock.
The steamer Nippon Maru arrived
about noon from San Francisco,
with dates to the 4th instant.
Albert Kuniakea we'll known
Hswaiian ia rep orted to be very ill
at his home, with little hope Of re-
covery. ~
Judge Wilcox has partly recov-
cred from his indieposition but still
suffers from, presumable, indiges-
ton.
The steamer America Maru arriv-
ed this morning from the Orient.
The Janet Waldorf company
were on board.
The Inter-Islapd steamers on the
Kauai route are bringing in many
thousand bags of the ga. charine
products from the Garden" isl
and.
The Sunday laws arc being open
ed out more; house parties on Tau
talus being the latest m We fashion :
she society; and this during Lent,
two.
The fshmarket baud concerto ere
not regarded by the stall-keepers as
an aid, but rather az a detriment to
business there, on account OF the
noise, not muse
The band ,ucert at Makee island
yesterday had large audience. and
quite number Of gusets from the,
now crowded, Moana hotel, Pa d a
visit to the scene.
The Band will play at Emma
square this evening. There is ore
new piece on the program. VIZ: a
march, by De Witt. entitled the
"Monagram Crib"
James A Blount, we'll known in
connection with nd evolutionary
aft .irs, as representative OF the Uni
ted Statesin the attrmptto right $
great wrong, is dead.
Nsws from Kauai of yesterday
shows the following sugar awaitir s
shipment: Kekaka. 2500ogs; McB'yde
5000; Kilaues, 1000; Makee, 1853
Kolos, 1900; Grove Fam, LOCO
Lihue, 1900; g ay 81 Robinson, ,2h0
BY order of the Superintendent
OF Public Work., work was sus
pended on Saturday Oh the various
public works about the city. in con
sequence of which over 100 laborei'
ara out Of employ ment. This is te
press the pass ,ge of the Emergency
Bill now before tho Legislature.
At Pualeilani, Waikiki home o
Prince Cupid, many Legislators ano
private citizens viewed the working
OF the Automatic Telephone syf
TEN. II seems easy. simple, ane
adaptable for use here This is tht
new system that the Stan Land Tele
phone Co Gncorporated) is applying
to the Legislature for franchise
The only objection is that tier
are too many HelloI "girls", no
Hello "girls"
Japanese Suicide
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-09

James A Blount, we'll known in
connection with nd evolutionary
aft .irs, as representative OF the Uni
ted States in the attrmptto right a
great wrong, is dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
CALLS IT
A CANARD

The published report TO tho effect
that the 4. \, a N. Co.'S mail
steamer Hhallkof IL long overdue at
NaldeH from uaalahita and that
great fears are entertained for her
safety IL entirely erroneous. accord
inH 60 Transportation Manager
christian OF the T.. T.. A ~. co. said
bio this morning;
The Hheiikof was not due At Val.
des until last Saturday ana the fact
that she ~ atiil unreported IL moth
ing unusual. She has probably been
delayed few days ny rough
weather Rhe left ValaeH for uualnH-
ka December 10. ana the usual time
for the round trip IL about a mont
The .. y, \ ~, Cos steamer santa
day for Nnattln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN

Tn. first Of . SERIES Of entertain
rneus< to be given by the srattis
Mercantile Club to Hsmbrrs and In
vf<sd guests viii be given Thursday
esening. January n The event viii
DO made the occasion Of a grand
hall IN the large hall % the Arcade
bu5idfpR- to b. followed by q late
fuBcheou IN the club cafe. Tho rnrfn-
beers Of the club viii be the hosts o.
tn evening. II 10 the intention Of
the club 10 give similar entertain
m<nfa al stated intervals and 10
make the club . social orxanizstIoa.
The Seattle Mercantile Cfub was
ORGANISED to filf an apparent want In
haa been no merc&ntiie club where
n man 81 moderate means could en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
MAS AROUSED
pOsff0 OPINION
Senator itoar'R eloquent and
convincing speech on the trusts II.
.....k.a. h..sf... .....,.. tt.ffttatt4T

public thought this
uteranee In congress- elsewhere a
lie dispasonatey points
tina, threaten He sounds
10
Many Of this
speech. think II correctly thu point
kut all surely the
minds Of the the practical
everyday o the trust
The exteEen aoasins them
words however terrible DO
Millions Of through their
mlnds sxccetxy tender packets. They
quickly iniary
merely the
ess-es"the
hs
managers Of great feeling
the Iron hand
Tho 10
The question aspect The
trusts steadily aggressive but on
the other hand. public opinion. asserting itself
a ike
made the made
denounced him as,ator hut today tell
and
hard but
henau 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
FORM new
LAW FIRM
WALTER 9. FULTON AND VINCE
n. FABEN WILL CONTINUE
PRACTICE TOGETHER - MR..
scorr's PLANS

Walter \. FULTON. who retired from
the once OF prosecuting attorney
Yesterday. and Vince n. Faben. wha
was his assistant during the two
yeafs OF his term. have formed a law
partnership and will. after Fsb. 4,
occupy Offices ON the third floor Of
the Mutual Life building w. r.
Scott. Mt. feiitoa's successor. will
for the time being. have hin onices
IN the Washington block. He viii
take a suite Of rooms In the new
Marion building on Second avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
WILL Be MADE over /
into A FERRYB0AT
Steamer Victorian to be Used for Transfer
From Victoria to Mainland

VICTORIA. H. G.. Jan. lathe
steamer Victorian from Tacoma lAal
nlsht touched here On tho way over.
aud tugs arr now along sidc pumping
her out ana keeping the water down
In her The officers ut the Victoria
Terminal Railway say that they viii
NJ the Victorian un u carry eight
cars and 800 paaarneern aud win
make the trtp from Sidney a. the
mouth u tho Fraser river In two
hAifs connecting there with tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

railway frum atevsHton to vaneouv-
cr
IN. vietarian's hail will be
strengthened and the bow OF the vea-
Nel altered 81 80 "a make her prop
eflr built ferry boat. Acting Man
aEcf Wood statee that the company
" camprii.sd 60 do this baraune such
hostility was developed Ia the city
coaueil here that the managers saw
they would not be able 10 get their
charter renewed IN proper tefma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
ADJOURNED EARLY

out OF respect Co tho memory II
Charles Murphy. who Inst a tragic
death BY drowning in Cedar river
last sunday. aud no ean a hruasa1
81 Councilman Murphy, the city
council ad1aufned early last night.
In making the motion Ga adjourn.
Councilman criehton paid a hlKh
tribute to tho character Of the de-
ceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
WIDOW MAhIa lasooo

Mrs. Alexia Iialvsraon. the widow
% ". y. 1iaiveraon ~ ballard. who
was thrown from the platform Of a
ballard ear and was killed. Dec. 70,
ana killed. yesterday afternoon filed
q damage suit IA the superior court
against the Seattle Electric Co. for
$4,000. She claims that her hus-
bands death was due to the care
lersnsaa OF the company, In neglect
iitE 60 insist that the gates on The
front end OF tho car ba kepi closed.
-
Jeweiry 90 order. bennett. Colonial
hfaaH s<s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

The first DO who ,oia~d WERE the
charter msmbers. dues being fixed
at u q month fourteen rtofnr In
the Arcade building have been leased
and fitted up for the use af mem
beers. There are billiard. reading
writing and card roofus. a buffet and
large dining room besides four pff-
waite dining rooms. The club IN con
Quoted on up-fo-date plans and has
= succe-~fui fsssrr hefor- II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
MISS cAsnAu losHs

temporary injunction procured
by Marie carfhu TO prevent the mai
distribution % the Sullivan estate.
was dissolved by the supreme court
yesterday and writ Of prohibition
denied un the ground that the plata
TIL has an adequate remedy nj law.
The mai distribution will probably
be made Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
LAKE UNION cLun

The regular meeting Of the IMk.
Union Improvement club viii be helss
thts eveuinR NJ the aflsrrs Of
Heinrich Hros.. nj SIS Howard ave-
nue. north The annual election % ON
GERS u 20 be hefd. and cons1a~rzbi<
business Of importance 10 property
owners In the district viii be con-
sidersd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

and haffnn street. when n IL ready
for occupancy.
Mr.. ftIigoB Was on. of the young.
est. ~ net tho youngest. prosecuting
attorneys In the stare. and L. not
vet 10 years of age Hts reessFd In
once was. however. without dosibt.
the best ever made By a public prp.-
ecofor In King county. and be re-
tires 20 private life with the goodwill
of citla~ns u all PARTIES. His prtn=
cipsf achievement In once was the
murder case.
Mr.. FULTON succeeded tn havinx the
Death sentences carried on. after the
cas~ had been delayed By legal
t-chalcsiifies for morn than nine
years. Nerfstfon's pas the srcxsntf
iersi hanging In the hlsso<y Of the
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

LINCOLN WILL
BECOME HOTEL

After March the Lincoln apart
mont house. ON the corner ~ Fourth
avenue and Madison street. viii be
conducted a. first class family
botsi ~ will probably be- known AZ
The ~ nicksfbockar" and viii be run
on thu American plan.
i, The hotel will he owned and opsr-
kted by A. A. Wright. at present
manager Of the Hotel Portland. The
lesae Of the building was signed yaa-
trfday and Mr.. Wright Will dsvots
The neat few weeks In Haperintnn d o
Ing extensive interior alterations aud
" the refurnishinm Of the entire
building.
Mr.. Wright viii take thu nrtive
ma uaa~fasnf ~ the hofal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

musicale 10 BE- given Jan. n at
the Unitarian church On srvrnth
avenue By the pupils % Mrs. Mary
KNOWLES sssistsd BY Miss Clara Cal-
ltns. soprano. Mrs Anna seihirh
Norton. contrsifo. and others veil
known In musical rtrrIa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
TINE oprn msesr or mapssuas

The di,sniy
these
The the skeletons
Ing families Of Europe good deal OF
hedxe must be and
rhe house
aevii
The hedge barrier
Here
d-n and the disnss and pvese Of her the
she
her husband for ana tr~=s
Just 10 show perhaps. n
brother Leopold
. ztress
This 10 but days
Of
and
In
dull nothing
privileges a
%
The odd himself 10 a
These hut
know 10 he world.
es<nt dssras, he
Is
that makes an Indiana novel LOCK like %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

the Grand tonight. tomorrow after
noon and tomorrow nlnht.
Captain Jinks"
tgiyda F1tehH comedy, Captain
links Of the Horse Marines" with
Elisabeth Kennedy IN the part Of
Nine. Trrniani, young American
pfima donna, VIII be seen al the
brand nest Thursday night Caps
tain Jinkas VIII be produced with
tho same laxinhnran that marked the
run Of 900 nights At the flarrieh the-
atsr IA New York Although IL u
essentially a comedy abundant with
satire and bflmftli OF wholesome
humor. there are several touches of
genuine psthos which give real
dramatic Interest to the play, The
Scene IL laid In the city af New York.
during the early f0a. and the cos
TUNES, therefore. show the fashions
that were IA vogue 40 years ago. Mr.
Theodore IiabCock plays tho part OF
Captain links.
This Third Avsnue
"A Gamblers Daughter" In tho NJ .
Irns sian al tho Third Avenue thea
tor this week. The play ~ a THRILL
ina mslodrama repie,e with exciting
ana interesting scenes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

tsaees s~aeA tH.< sal - ths dl.s~l O.
tara 70 = tt<rs - esassltssfa.at sns~sss
tskss intrfasitE. asf srss nrs<tf - ikz
tsds-t snf s.cass ssffse~sA usifs Co.
fsfrh rurs ts 40 = qsses rr~tlesws "
"a. rs~.usfe@f ~ go II ths ksat psys4-
efsns n ttfs nE<.tfr ~ ye~fs sed u .
f~aslsr rFrerrfettsaas 10 es-nl-<<t - TIE
t<ss tnatrs tng~n seunhfnszf ~i'k th~ e~sf
tza-zf paftfIeF.. 4Etins tfs~FtiT 60 The
raeinaaaa sstffe0~ss Ths fsrfrsf rrfsahfsss
th@a - ~ t-s tssrsftents % wh~t prs-
tara. --pf fn< tr<ffnslsHtzis fr~<s
y. ! CifEsxg q 90. Press. rsi-se O
Es.af ~ tfseais,s. sete@ ~
Halls fssfis rftts ere ths e-rt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
MuLls Ana pIvoRcEo

H.eaose their dispositions were
Incompatible. Addfe Null aud Prank
Null were divorced yesterday by Au-
p-rior Judge He'll. Mrs. Null claim
"a that she could no longer endure
her husbands ovefbearinH ways and
unFoaaonamhie jealousy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

Manager faisa claim that the
~paviI's Auction 10 the oldest IN
nanfe. yct the newest In paint at now
city. can well be- nahaisntiatsJ In this
the sfst edition II this famous spec
tacie. ~ everything 10 said 10 be
new from ths time the cartAin rise.
on thu firrt act until u u ruas down
on the beautiful new Transformation
acoas. "A Tribute 10 Our Country.
Al the close ~ the performances. Not
ons aid festare II retssnet and the
theatsf eotnF public q Seattle GER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

We are doing . very larE- business
In vioiins. Guitars. Msndoiins. Ban
jcs. Autchsrps. zithsrs. Strings and
Supplies of all kinda Also the fam
GUS Columbia oraphophensk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

Mrs. Mary firowninE Med suit for
divorce from WIN, firowninE. In the
superior court yesterday afternoon.
10 BARRIERS. Hhressbury's. ia Yes
Ter fbseemant). 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

he
ennsfdsr
once IL psshie that the cisae Of
with
the
fas impair hh u<sfuins.
erAse thrpuxh dl.use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
THEATRICAL


An ebcelient line OF specially acts
10 to be nsFn at the Madison theafsr
this week. There Is a performances
every afternoon and evening. The
performance tomorrow afternoon will
be FOE the benefit Of chas. " Hsiyra.
an actor who has been III during the
past few weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

company has a large plot OF ground which II
IS nov installing coal storage system which VIII
pe able to store 10000 tons OF coal B. a system
or conveyers. the coal stored can be conveyed
easily and quickly to the coal pocket above the
The electrical equipment Of this station con-
tlsts OF both direct current and alternating cur
rent generators. The direct current generators.
Two IN number. generate current at s'5 volts Tor
suppnng the various surface and elevated lines
IN the immediate vicinity OF this station.
Der. generate alternating current az $50 volts
pressure which Is distributed by means OF n num-
Der OF high tension transmission cables carried
Underground through extensive conduit system
TO SIX su6stations various load centres through
BROOKLYN
BY this means the company is enabled 70 de-
lver power from this station 10 points Ear
distant as Cousy Island, Jamaica and Bowery Bay.
with only small losses in transmission For this
purpose substatioEJ have been placed at Broad
way and Halsey-st. Essex and Fulton sts., Wash
ington and Sands SITS. Fuitou-st- and Tornpkins-
ave. the Culver Terminal (Coney Isand). and
F1fty-second-st. and First-ave. 1t IS the purpose
OF these substations TO convert the $500 volt al
ternatng current delivered by the central power
station, TO direct current OF $40 volts, which Is
utilized in propelling the
The central station Is not yet completed. The
first engine was first operated. delivering power,
in February. 1893 Since that time, three more OF
the units have been put into service that the
company now has four in regular operation, which
delivered last summer from 24019 70 $500 horse
power times. IL is expected that two more en-
gines viii be put into operation within the next
rorty-hve DAYS, and the entire station will be
completed, with its eight units, about April. La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

beer tr brother OF the bridegroom viii be the best
man. and the ushers chosen are Frank Prentice
Pavey. Samuel clifford. De Forest Grant, Norman
Burrell, Jared G. Baldwin and A. Y. Williams Jack
son. o. Columbia University.
On wednesday. November L. Miss Edyth Glenn
ents shipley. daughter OF Mrs. G Robert shipley.
OF Baltimore. will marry Winchester Britton. o.
BROOKLYN The ceremony will take place at the
Church OF St. Michael and AL Angels at S o'clock.
The bride viii be given away by her uncle, Robert
T Martin. OF Brooklyn, and will be attended BY
her sister Miss Floyds Clements shipley, maid
OF honor, and by Miss Elizabeth Percy Parks. Of
Brooklyn: Miss LGure de NIItkiewicz. OF Manhat-
tan; Miss Nan Barclay Young: Of Washington. and
Whelan and Miss Marguerite Meyer. OF Baltimore.
will act as ribbon bearers The men IA the bridal
o. Brooklyn: a FRANKLIN Thompson. OF Westhamp-
ton long island. Herbert Spencer Williams OF
Gleuolden, Penn. and Frank q. Gather. Of Balt-
more. The engagement was announced last spring.
A debutante Of this season viii 5e Miss Jessie
T. Sherman. the youngest daughter OF John.
T. Sherman. OF Remsen-st., She will be brought
out at reception 10 be held on Tuesday, December
/. from until o'clock. Miss Sherman has only
recently returned from abroad where she went
Two years ago TO finish her studies Mss hafaar1s
Southwick. will also make her debut this winter
The Leap Year Dance" will take place Jan
uary at the Assembly. This is the first affair
includes Miss Helen Appleton. Miss Marie E Apple
ton, Miss Helen 2. Murphy. Miss Harriet ".
Mygatt. Miss Helen Stanton and Miss Marion 3.
Snow. The pstronesses are Mrs. RUel Ross Apple
ton. Mrs. Charles A. Murphy. Mrs. Harriet Sanger
Mygart and Mrs Frederick =. Bethany.
Mrs oscar Garfield Pouch will be at home on
Wednesday, November H. from until o'clock, at
No. 3i5 Clinton-ave.
On Friday and Saturday afternoons OF this com
Ing week Mrs. William W. Hanly and Mrs Thomas
Stevens Miller will be at home until o'clock
at No. l0Ss Dean-st
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry 7. Scudder, who went
abroad in September. were in Paris last week
They Will make a tour OF the Continent, and ex-
pect TO be back il town the end OF next month.
Mrs. F Z. Kraft and her daughter. Mrs p. D.
Honeyman. Of FlatbUsh, accompanied by Miss Kate
Perry. OF the Endicott, Manhattan, al present
making tour OF the Western States. They viii
also go 10 California.
Miss Elizabeth J. PAUL. has left the Hotel Mar
garet. and is now living with her brother at No.
Ii9 East Nineteenth-st, Flatbush.
Miss Zella NIilhau Of No. 2g1 Henry-st.. will
make Laalot her country place in the Shinn ecock
Hills. her permanent home
Mrs. Bayard Brasher and John L. Brady. both
Of this borough sailed for Liverpool on the Oceanic
last Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-T1rx. October =. fe0s
BEETES-No receipts sales reported. Dressed -sec
steaty. city dressed sides extreme oecen
n Gables last received quoted Amer I've caste
selling ie-zH1fAc dressed weight. refrEsrator 5ssf
SAGqc Der =. Reported exports OR today f1-1w
The LIcani f1r Liverpool leo quarters % be>f. NJ
Mir1e1aas Lld1n castle and Lfae l1arters To
British Empire. for Antwerp 600 cattle and 80 sheep
C'ALyES-Rsceipts al for the market we're - heal
making wiki The carried rom yes--- dav
veals With prices aal1r steady ~ es
calves al Anour sixty calves unsoli
mainly VeaIs sold s. 50Ss 50 PEP 20 =
a calves A. 81 city dressed yeas. Slls
per y. country dressed Se1ic
Sales Clrsis SON 3 veaIs. ~ = average Ct
a.. IS8 y. a. 81 lee =. s. to. = = a.
81 50, calves. "a - So o. - - AZ 81 %
= p NeIs1r- u Western calves IS -. az g
AND I.2AIpS-fteceiuts- ilcl-1lrs
ar cr-c. sia1ghferrrs WE IL ears Or &Ss ael
making win thc carried over rom yestsTdST
Sixtefh-sr sheep rated slow and weak Ls-1o.
rls6 slow ana sec senerslT- Alout 80 q
f0cE uu-ol n~-rs Sos - 10 =: lsr7as a.
S5dS5 as Including % Csra1as a. - - Dr~Fe-
rauf,az 5a7. per y. dressed lambs. ~ 2 loc
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