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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-06-09
Notice Of Partnership.

We. the undersigned residents OF
Parma, Canyon County. Idaho. in order
to form Special Partnership under aud
by virtue Of Chapter CHI u the Coles
Of the State of Idaho. 10 hereby agree
and certify a. follows. to-ait:
lst-That said partnership shall b
conducted under the firm name Of Re
nemer & Rowan, Limite1.
2nd-Thas zaid firm slail engage ia
the husinesz oi general biaes smithlne
and wagon making
Sr'i-.That the partners herein shall
be a. follows. to-wit y, .lism 81 Rci-
nemer, residing at Parma. Ililio eho
shall be the general partner and tieerg,
B. Rowan, residing - Pafna. l'iaAo.
who shall Re a special T'4rner.
4th-That the said sl.eeiai partner
herein, George B. Roran. las cor
tributed capital TO tl.e comasoa stock %.
said partnership ar follows. ta-nit. Thc
undivided half Of Il ~. ! oi Blaes 81
y Of the village of Parma ilaho als-
tools, material, note ani .eeoluf-, AZ
together of the value d 500 3r over
5th-Thst this partnership begins a.
the date o. the Acknowledgment Of this
certificate and shall end al ihe expira-
tion Of fiye years from said date
It Is inrsher agreed that si.- PARTNER
herein shall snare equally iA tile profit
and expense Of the busines that they
shall devote their time. labor and best
efforts to further the best interests Of
the firm. that the POWERS and liability
Of said George 3. Rowan shall b. that
Of special partner. that ths -iguatures
OF both pertners shall be essentisl ~ th-
issuing Of paper Obligating of debating
the firm; and that upon the violation
of any OF these agreements by either
partner. the Other partner mss. at iis
election, legally dissolve the partnership.
(Signedl
WILLIAM NJ. RuSENER Sa
GEORGE b. Rowan Seal
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-06-09
sfAIE nE%s

Caldwell, June The Caldwell Bus
iness association, at a meeting We'll
nesday night, agreed to give the
Butte & San Frsaeis1O railway three
miles OF right-of-way, terminal facilities
in the city, and sl2, 800 cash. 1t Was
first rumored that the company agreed
to accept the Caldwell proposition and
that the company would begin opera
tions in 80 DAYS. Later it is learned
that the company ask 81, 900 from Cald-
we'll. II the demand is made Caldwell
will probably meet it.
]. A. Fennell, the architect, returned
yesterday from a visit 20 Caldwell,
where he went to inspect the work on
the new court house for Canyon county,
for which his firm drew the plans. He
states that the west portion of the build
ing is up one story high and that large
force Of the bricklayers is at work. The
front ior the dome is in place. All the
material for the structure, with the ex-
seption of the finish. is on the ground
and the work can now he rushed.
County Clerk John A. Tucker Of
Canyon county vas in Boise yesterday
and calle,i upon the state auditor to
find out how much his county owes
the state in taxes The amount Was
se7.S9 and with the information Of
the amount due State Auditor Bragaw
took OCCASION to remark, much TO hede-
light of the Canyon county Off
rial:
81 want to compliment you Mr..
Tucker, for the way you are taking
care Of your accounts down there.
Canyon county is closer up with its
payments Of state taxes due the stste
than any other county in Idaho-"-
Statesman
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-06-09
lSigneil
WILLIAM NJ. REISENER ~a
GEoRGE b. ROwAN Seal

State Of Idaho,
County OF Canyon -
On this 18th day Of May, A. D. Ter.
before me. Fred +. Fisk, a Notary PUB
lie in and Tor said county personally
appeared William NJ. Reineiner AMI
George B. Rowan, known TO me 70 be
the persons whose names are sub
scribed to the within instrument and
acknowledged to me, each for himself.
that be executed the same for the in
tents and purposes therein mentioned.
Iseail FRED E. FISK,
Notary Public.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27
Burbs nix, Alabama
by II.

EDITOR HERALD:-The carpenters
from Burbank have started to work
again at Vinegar Bend, Ala.
Mr.. Paul Gremert reports having
chick two months old which has
laid an egg the size Of birds egg
He claims this IS no fish story as he
saw the chick ON the nest.
Mr. Clinton Hurka, agent has come
from Chicago with a few Polish peo-
pie One party has bought land.
Three German families arrived at
Burbank from the Old Country, Mon
day, zoo. All are staying at
Robt. a. Sangers place.
Mr.. Paul Menge is back from Mo-
bile after having a finger taken off
on account of blood poison.
Miss Lizzie Grienert entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neher, Of Vine
gar Bend, Sunday, 4-22-'O6,
Mrs Sam McRae visited Mr.. Nc
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27
Grafton.

EDITOR HERALD know you wish
to hear from our vicinity So | will
send you few topics.
The West School opened on the 18th
of April and is progressing nicely
under the government of the teacher,
Miss Cason.
Miss Lille West, one of Grafton s
accomplished young ladies, is visiting
her sister and is attending the Meth
odist meeting at McLain, we wish
the meeting a success.
The Mutual Sunday School will be-
gin Sunday the I'D of April and will
be held every Sunday We wish all
of the young folks would attend reg
ularly. Not saying any thing to the
old folks for I know they will attend.
Preaching will be held at Mutual
on 21st and 22nd. Everybody invi-
ted to atteud
Miss Lille West is one oil our Mu-
tual's Sunday School Teachers. Not
a better appointment could have been
made
Miss Rachel and Skilie West visi-
ted their sister, Mrs. Jim Hillman,
last Saturday and returned home on
Sunday.
am sorry to state that Mr.. Kin
sey, wife and baby are sick, also
Mrs. M. L. Smiths little girl, India
is sick.
Miss Minnie Roberts is one of the
pupils of the West school. she is very
nicely behaved.
Planting is the chief occupation OF
Grafton S people.
A lot of young people met at Mr..
Cas- Roberts last Sunday. They re-
report a jolly time and the yonng
people are loud in their praise of Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts hospitality.
Good bye kind Editor | will come
again.
WEEPING WILLOW"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27
Human Blood Marks.

A tale of horror was told by marks
of human blood in the homeo J. W
Williams, a wei known merchant OF
Bac, KY, He writes Twenty
years ago had sever hemorrh lges of
the lungs, and was near death when
| began taking Dr. Kings New Dis
covery. 1t completely cured NE and
i have remained well ever Since" II
cures Hemorrhages, Chronic Coughs,
Settled Colds aud Bronchitis, and is
the only known cure for Weak Lungs.
SOC and 81. Faux Drug Co.
De Style Gotrox gets his cha
feurs from France; where do you ge;
yours FROM"
Gunbusta From the station house,
generally Woman 5 Home Com
panion for May.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27
&EIAEE>E&Ss1-ssx>Ak ~
County Correspondence.
Washington.

EDITOR HERALD:-In your last is
sue we noted that our little town was
not mentioned, and for fear Eli is
taking his nap, we will try and keep
you posted until he appears again as
the good people of old Washington
are always up and going.
The farmers of Washington are
fixing advantage of this beautiful
weather and are rapidly placing
their corn in the soil, after being so
busy with their logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kim Daughdrill,
Alex Breland and son Forest are all
on the sick list this week.
Mr.. NJ. E. Green and r. A. Tur-
ner are progressing nicely with their
saw mill business.
Mr. W. e. Brewer is at Mouth of
Big Greek this week looking after
his timber.
Mr. C. J. Nicely viii tank his spir-
its Monday.
Mr. E. e. TODD is out soon and
late looking after the interest of Mr..
&c. J. Nicely turpentine business.
Mr.. A. H.. HARRISON had several
fine pieces of hewn timber to get
burned, the woods being rough and
caught fire.
The south bound train on the M.
J. & X. c., last Sunday evening,
spied negro near McLain with his
head on the track and failed to ava
ken him-guess that is one more coon
to the credit of that one year old
rye.
Mr. J. NJ. Green has just returned
from Moss Point, where he sold sew
eral fine RATS of logs and Joe knows
how to sell them. His Brand is a
notable one, ''Red Wood and Hollow
Butt"
Mr.. Chas. Hillman has gone to
Moss Point this week accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Nora.
Mr.. Kiley Harrison is looking af-
ter Mr.. c. Hillman's log business
while he has gone to the Point.
Mr. Henry Hathorn's residence
will soon be completed, and we can
hear the wedding bells ringing not
so far Off.
Hon. B. p. Harrison was seen on
the streets of McLain this week
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mr.. Harrison is we'll known in this
part of the county as a citizen of
high standing and they know they
are going to make no mistake when
they cast their votes for him for
District Attorney.
If you want to see lots of people,
come to preaching at Washington,
Rev. Lott at Baptist Church on the
Fourth, and Rev. Polk at the N. P.
on the First.
If. this escapes the waste basket
and ever catch Eli mapping, I will
Slip upon him again.
With best wishes to the HERALD
and its many readers, I am
SOMETIMES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

rae at Leaksville, Sunday.
Mr.. Ellis Beasley went out to
Lealesville this morning, Tuesday
The hot summer is near at hand.
Rain is what the farmers are call
ing for now, as the ground is very
dry.
Burbank school closes Friday,
April, 27-'06, with a Picnic.
Miss Lola M. Miller end Miss
Maud Hooper, teachers of the Bur-
bank and WeIdy School intend to go
back North after school closes.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

your cough is only in the throat and
does not trouble you now. don t
think that it needs no attention.
When it has not had much ofIa start
is the time to check it. The slight
est cough easily leads to Pneumonia,
Bronchitis and Consumption a
bottle OF Ballard S Itorehound Syrup
win cure that cough The p ice puts
lit within reach Of all. Sold by Faulk
Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

for tomorrow what you can do to-
day. If you put off buying a bottle
of Ballard Snow Liniment, when
that pain comes you won't have any,
buy bottle to-day. A positive cure
for Rheumatism, Burns, Cuts,
Sprains, Contracted Muscles. etc.,
L. S. Graham, Prairie Grove, Ark F,
writes: II wish to thank you for
the good results | received from Snow
Liniment. 1t positively clred me OF
Rheumatism after others had failed.
Sold by Faulk Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27
WHY

have torpid liver when Herbine,
The only liver regulator will help
you? There is no reason why you
should suffer from Dyspepsia, Con-
stipation. Chills and Fever or any
liver complaints, when Herbine will
cure you. +. c. Waite, Westvil.e,
Fla, writes II wGs sick for a
month with chills and fever, and af-
ter taking two bottles of Herbine am
well and healthy" Sold by Faullx
Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

All persons liable for a Privilege
Tax in Greene County, are hereby
notified that the sameis due and
payable to the undersigned on or be-
fore the first day of May next, and
should default in payment be made,
damages to the amount of double Che
tax will be charged.
E. w. BRELAND. SURE. 8 Tax Col
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

why are you going about with a
lantern and cynical smile?" asked the
bystander. Don't interrupt N re,
returned Diogenes. lam the original
investigator g committee. "-Wah
ington Star.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

House cleaning VIII be much more
complete if you will dye your rugs,
tides, portieres, ETC., with Putnam
Fsdeless Dyes. Rugs and carpets
can be dyed on the floor. Sold by
Faulk Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles are promptly re-
iieved by the timely use of Poarch's
Peas. This is the only form of Podc-
phyllin that does not grippe, sicken
nor disturb the stomach. Only 25c
at Faulk Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

Poarch's Freshly Ground Liver
Powders are bottled and corlzed as
soon as ground. Every dose is eff
fective. This is the only Liver Pow
der on the market that Beats Gallo
mel Bringing Bile" AT Faux Drug
~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

What the old man a-doin' of now?"
Jest cussin' out the world. What
for?" well, he claims the world
owes him a livn an won't pay up. "
Atlanta Constitution.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27
REWARD OFFERED.

Twill give 500 Reward on
the arrest and conviction of
the robbers who blew open
my safe, Easter Sunday Night
1906. | will give also s25
for lost papers taken by the
robbers.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

Uncle Eben's Philosophy: DE
man dat won't take no changes, =
said Uncle Eben, ain, t got courage
an de man dat takes too many ain t
got sense. Washington Star.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

Where'd they get it?-Mike-Th'
rich live by Robin tn poor. Pat
Yis; tbs mystery phwere tn poor
git all tn money they are robbed of.
-Ilda
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

Do you think it S sin to contrib
ute to campaign fund? Loafeigh-
Yes, if you don't land job by it,
Eetroit Free Press.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

Tramp" Kin you give a poor fell
low cold bite, NUM-"
Housewife Yes on your way out
you'll find some icicl,,s on the gate. =
Woman S Home Companion for
May.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27
A Lucky Postmistress

is Mrs. alexander, of Cary, Me-,
who has found DR.. Kings New Life
Pills to be the best remedy she ever
tried for keeping the Stomach, Liver
and Bowels in perfect order. You'll
agree with her if you try these pain
less purifiers that infuse new life.
Price 25c. Sold by Faux Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-27

Mrs. Gramercy- New York land
lords are getting very strict A
friend of mine couldn't even keep a
parrot in her apartment.
Mrs. Park Most Of the landlords
I've met seem to object more to the
stork. Woman Home Companion for
Mav.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
bTiifS Sale

tn. IA Warrant issued by the
It,nr me directed on the
NJ DaotmIer, 1905, commanding
IN ll eral articles of per-
II paf1s of real property
I 'n ihc delinquent tax list for
1908 which list is hereunto
and made a part Of this mo-
ill. beginning at 10 clock on
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
s..ia-.a n. regular G

50. secis-ed the regular quarterly civi-
,Lrrf' = ~ cent The Mutual Alliance Trust
- O Sss declared q seni-annual dividend OF
~r'sI navabie January 2 The F1eischmann
- g c. s,s declared the regular quarterly civi-
--rpans ,sr cent on the preferred stock, pay
~ a.-v q 2 The General Electric Company
- s1,n-.s q regular quarterly dividend OF per
- ds'ss, & Co have declared the resu-
| ~ - dividend Of Is per cent payable Janu-
| = c. chicago Junction Railway and Union
| n "a has declared the regular quarterly
so@ ~ ~ rer cent on the preferred stock
a'osn- ,e,+ on the common, payable January 2
81 - traction and Electric Company has
l' the regular quarterly dividend OF IL per
= ,svshle January =
csi .. rxPORTs FOR THE wEEK-"Brad-
Sfal-- .,o-ts the exports OF grain for the week.
go s.--1a-isons, figures IN bushels. as follows
II so,,- included s7a.02o. against 42o4sl7 last
FaeA~ 80 IN this week last year. 1884 $50 IN
FsaA 80 S.s IN 1871; for the fiscal year 10 date
.gsinst 80 81 .SS7 IN 1905. Sl.25s.5S9 in 1908
r1s IN 1901 Corn, l.l0a.40. compared with
s. I.s, week. 4o2S ST in this week a year ago
100 IN 1ao4; for the fiscal year TO date, 1891
9 ..,-+-sstea with 2,S4alls n 1905 and u.eO.sSs
- -pON CERTTFICATES.-Pig iron ce-tiA-
~ tbs New York Produce Exchange were
r7e-e we're 10 sales. Regular was unchanged
q y .-.,ssrd foundry easier. Prices for regular
s.. rash and December. s2OGsz2. Quotations for
...,5a-d foundry follow: January. 50 501s28 50:
- Ss9s2s, March. so 5oaE25 90
'-,N-Es, HEAVY LOSS IN CAsH.-The reported
---,srt os money IN the week shows loss IN
y - held by the local banks OF S. 90. The
- received from the interior ss.Ss65eo and sent
=. interior S2Z07U0. Receipts OF new gold
: : 40 $40 The total loss 70 the interior was
an and 70 TIE sub-Treasury s.. .s56.50a.
"---rrD A DTRECTOR-At meeting OF the
= ~ directors oe the Citizens Central Ma
- rank held yesterday. Francis II. Bacon.
IS elected 20 ere position OF vice-president.
p 7..5,,- The late Ewald F'leitnanr. Mr.. Bacon
=. -,er1be- of The firm ot Bacon & Co, d-ygoods
,1-mssion merchants
--r~rANTCs' TRUST COMPANY. - William
---.sra-s. vice-p-esident OF the Hanover Ma
.,,.l Bank: John z. Bond. president OF the Co
"a T-rs- Company. and A. A. Iisnan, vice
--.ssert q the Coal and Iron National Bank.
t.vs been elected directors of the Mechanics
--rs- C'onlpany Of New Jersey.
OBLIGATION TO LIST.-Applicattoa has bean
sse 70 The New York Stock Exchange to list
ggse0 first mortgage sinking fund 5 per cent
s,,s, o. -s1 q the Railway Steel Spring Com
pa-r
ANTEIRACTTE PRODTCTION.-The total an
.s-s-+e production for the month OF November
vss 5lS2I53 tons as compared with 542L5S4 tons in
yg7saaber, 100. and 5l24o5S tons in 1914 The pro-
sv,ron oS the year 70 November SO. 1906, was
gwE. Is against 56 al5."ss for the same period
u 1ss and 5s2e. .s-s ;n 1894
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By Telegraph 70 The Tribune I


Chicago. Dec. Wheat lost much OF the anima-
tion to-day that characterized il the day before
but at the close another &c had been added 10 the
price, both for December and May delivery Corn
also closed 1.c higher for MAY but without change
for the current month. Oats gained nc for De-
cember and &c TO 14c for May. At the close pork
was from l0c TO 15c lower. lard down &C. and
ribs Zoe.
The wheat market opened strong and the under
ly4ng bullishness had hard struggle TO maintain
itself against the duness that spread over the
trade in the middle of the session. and under that
influence the early advance gradually disappeared
until within a few minutes OF the close Closing
quotation here for December wheat was 75G75lsc
and for May 1890 sellers. final prices OF the day
before having been 7444c and 791sc, respectively.
Corn had a somewhat easier opening. Shorts
took the opportunity at the start TO buy and the
market was quickly advanced 10 something over
the closing figures Of the day before. There was
further accession Of hrmness near the end, sue
ceading the weakness Of the middle OF the session.
44c which compare with 42a.e and 4sa4c the day
before.
Trade In oats was less active than It was the
sa, hafors hut there was a feeling OF strength
tbo, restrained sellers. and the general tone gave
tba ,r7nression that. locally sentiment very
f,,.o-abla m the buying side. Closing figures for
T,,ar,hor we're 932.c, sellers. ana for May. 35a4c.
T., r,rovisions profit taking was general. the
oor, charm advances inducing holders 10 let go of
tboir tines Prices however showed only slight
1ossa. as good many who sold out early rein
stoted ,betr lines on the dip January pork sold
AT s15 "A y, s15 A. eff to SIS 4o January lard sold
at IS 65 off to IS 572 January ribs sold az 10 co.
off to IS 371a.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
OUTSIDE SECURITIES

- - -set f7r outside securities trading was
s-4-E -=-- +. comparisou with recent activity
l''1es continued heavy. although IN some in
- - after low figures had been reached a num-
s-'.af."s advanced. The mining shares
a. s,-. l-r feature American Can stocks were
p preferred was down about 4. Writing
49,, and preferred were weak Interna-
-'-i Ae--a-le Marine common v-aS down :
s--- el1 t-- preferred 7 Standard Oil, after
IN case. OFF slightly. Nipissing opened
L. Loo "z- nearly points and ended al
-8czz- F.. --.-#- copper was erratic. Greene
uds Cr---- and NJ kinney -Darragh y. Ne
tds tas- i--- point but raIllrd 10 near
C-e sr5 .- t--4 copper continued under press
King r51-.s' a loss o.: p Old Hundred and
Eerr II -.- were rrW. ar "a fractional improve
40 ".a-s H esterl Ice 5s were up y
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York Desember Z. Is0s.
slu5ing 50 cars for sSP&rs aT 19 1or and
tsray . sale steers were in light supply and
bus were firm and IOc higher; bologna cows held % 10
Wednesdays prices, but medium and good cows were
Choice native s. 20Gs6 per 100 n;
cows az 81 4Si 10: extra tat COW a. 81 g Dressed
csediHg qS6Jations rexan beef unchanged al 566isc
gSgoG5 I9g @ an B 55s eiSht re xsrtor rate bes s't r S
higher at s7eas1te per ~ SO shipments reported i35
cattle and 1900 quarters OF beef for Sewarzsch!ld &
Paul 25lo q 5ess Cor Armour 8 Co ana l2o
bert 70 AnTweFp Loo Ss ~. r Ii- y; s hes 3 SS on ne ne
t.e % Naples for Shanl6erg Z son 51a<ing S'2 ne
q 2ol cattle zoe shseg and 1880 ggsr'sFs e & Sse al
salss-5IcPRerson c2 % Ksntge ,.s steers 1850 81 p
70 90. Tics p at g 60: q Virg35e o. IA 70 az s. 9
sylvaa lambs 7ss 2 az s. % bun ESQ - az s. 5S
y a. s3 hsfsr 1179 y az s 80; COW; go p es
i0SO 10 al IS 40 3 1917 70 So 80: eco p
IS $ 81 s Il S d at s 81 co. G a. g. SO b. at 81 s5 ao o. n At
81 CO. II DO s2s ~ at 81 -: 10 Do 50 n at = 40
s. = pennsylvania ss n. at S2 7O COW. go n
a. SeS9n ee Westerns 1877 p 1 q s. % oai9
sats s d. IsCe ~ at 81 1o4O a s. 10; &C.
> ! IS 90 5 s. s SEQ s p g. q 90 8 e e. a 6 6 sS's
stays 1214 70 at q 10; bull 1850 2 at s. so; % COWS
us n az s. d TO- ~ p d a0 m l5 IS 10 ~ Sat as n - a. 8? u
John P Nelson's 16 bulls. 7sT n. at So %: co 10
10 C4TIEs-ysoespts Al were 17e heas al for the ruxrs<
Prices srea4y al around but 10 en94ce O vs-T
e. $3.50 per 100 70; ysarligs baruyard calves
at s. 56G$4 Dressed calves steady sGa9iso y ro<
country dressed sold az 78lSc. with 2Ae the general
= SaissS5 Sanders: 10 vea!g 151 n az g: "a 70
barnyard calves. 2s5 p. at s4
Ke-ns Commission Co: g Ksnr1csy calves 500 n
Mcpherson & Co; veals. III n. a. So d. 50 n
at S 5O yeaTing. 600 n s. 50; hazyaE Dslvs-
5 Judd ( "a: veal. IlO n. az ssoos Co 100 u
2eO5 head Including cars tor saugaterers and Ga cr
market making with ths held from yesSar-
day IA cars sale sheep were n Light supply ana
higher The pens were cleared Common 70 prime
sheep sold a. SSGS5 80 loo p % chcos lambs
81 5OG$S 12l2 cuIs s. No Canada lsnbs Drasssd
mutton steady at s9ioc Per n erasss2 lambs az ac.
SaIes-S sanders; 200 PennsyIvana lambs so 70 aver
I'm 100 $50 state 90 u -. at 81 COZ
j. cus A. 70. So: Pennsylvania Enesp, 10T n
W p. Hume 1J2 Pen-syvania lambs. 70 y. 90;
u do 80 n ST. 81 yea-gs. so 70 az S3s
Pennsylvania do 100 n az s. so: 40 staEs eOs 50 n
Kerns Commission Companyt BuesIo lambs. % n,
s. 4s6 DO 81 n az s. 55 ga IS =. at 81 sOi
NcFaersoa & Co: 2I9 Virginia lambs. IS n. So 5O3
IS Virginia sheep = n at g.
Judd 1s5 Pennsylvania lambs. 60 y. a. 81 sof
70 Pennsylvania sheep. IS 70, a. 81 y
HoGS-Receipts were - cars. or +o94 head. az fo-
s1S e. SS4s @ a'4 m Pz t %os s.ss s so1 ws ss ss
Sal-s-Neyrcu & Co. Gate yester1ly}i stats hcsA
2I2 - average az Sc IS per zoo II.