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The Washington times., 1908-04-16
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
BY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

At the closing meeting OF the Eastern
Manual Training Association, which
has been in convention in Washington
for the past three days. the following
officers were elected:
President, Frank II. Leavitt, assist
ant director Boston Manual Training
School; vice president, a T. DOdd
director Of Normal Training. Trenton,
y. }; secretary, Irene f McDermott,
director domestic science and arts.
Allegheny High School, Allegheny. Pa. f;
transportation secretary, Aires p.
Fletcher. Rochester. N Y. executive
committee, ThellWeu r. COggeshall.
Girard College Philadelphia, treasurer;
Miss Evelyn l. WinslOw, Springfield.
Mass. editor. and a. J. Morse. A. -.
Alexander. and j. A. Chamberlin-
Following the final business session
the delegates were rendered a banquet
by the faculty of the Mckinley Manual
Training School.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
NEW YORK CAPITALISTS
TO OWN STEAMER LINE

The Washington and Potomac Steam
boat Company Will shortly pass into
the hands Of New York parties. II the
stockholders accept a plan Of financial
reorganization submitted 20 them
through the receivers. X. II. Lynn.
president CT the American National
Bank, one Of the receivers. said this
morning that such a plan was being
considered.
The plan, however is purely one Of
fnanC al reorganization and does not
inCluda any plan for the management
OF the line. although its acceptance
would enable a continuance Of the busi-
ness OF Ehs company at the opening OF
the season The committee or TeOrgan-
izatiOn is composed of William g. Giles
0. II. Taylor. both OF New York. and
b L Dulaney, OF Bristol. Tenn, and
is represented by John Dos Passes.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
THE CURB MARKET.

TWl0IaII0ns LlFnl7oel % = = EuTt00 u
Co, members New York Stock Exchange.
1901 = street northwest)
Open. High. Low. 1.50.
Boston Cold Copper III III III ll1k
Butte COalitiOr-------- 1875 1875 1878 l.7s
Cumberland Ely
Goiddeid C;sted His Ills ; HIS 5 MS
Greene Cananea....-.. SIS 81 SIS 81
Alcmac Gold Min.
Nevada ConsoI-.--.... 112s I1% llss IlN
Nevada-Utah Cop. IS IS 8 s-l6 3 s-l6
North Butte Ex-...-. Ia ia e-i6 ia
Standard OiI...........546 SO 54s SO
1ri-Bullion 49,. Ills - ] lbs l 1l-ls
Yukon -................. ~ - ~ "a
The Washington times., 1908-04-16

In the final hour the market took a
more favorable turn, and advances were
extended fractiOnally, while some OF The
earlier declines were recovered. The
trading was chiefly on an eVe1'nS-up
order. and for the purpose Of giving The
market a good close before adjournment,
as an aid to a turn for the better with
the res1Irnption Of business next week
The Washington times., 1908-04-16

joining the advancing group, whiis
Manhattan extended its gains TO four
points Steel. common, was a little
hTmer, and the preferred a little easier
Lead was weak.
Very many stocks on the list were not
mentioned on the market up to 1
o'clock, and. If the volume Of business
increased, ii was more in the trade in
a few favorites than a well sustained
and distributed movement throughout
the list
There was nothing IN the late news
OF Importance sufficient 10 affect the
market one way or the other.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
JEREMIAH CULLINANE SELLS
RESIDENCE IN NORTHWEST

jeremiah CuIlinane has sold through
Moore & Hin the three-story brick
dwelling az the junction Of New Hamp-
shire avenue. TWenty-second and L
streets northwest. Il was b ult by the
late General Sawyer and VIII be oc-
cupied by the purchaser
Stone & Fairfax have sold the two
story brick dwelling. 1908 r street.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
QUOTATIONS FOR TODAY
ON WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction per cent, S50O9 I10lz
Capital Traction. 2O01lS. idI20.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. 2O6t74Iz, Ioq74lz.
Washington Gas. E5961. 25a61, 25dSl,
25I6l. 25a6I.
Bell Telephone Company Of Pennsyl-
vania. 7ff90.
MergenthaIer. IOalg3A. I0d193L, 100
dlg3Lt lOG193I4 1O6l93I4. 1OQ193ls.
Mitchell Mining. ICOGss.
National City Bank. 10G140 10d1s0
Union Trust Company. 2d115.
After caIl-Bell Telephone Company Of
Pennsylvania, 3G95-
Capital Traction. 5d11S1k. 2411Slz-
L.ans,on, 1O0GJs. 10OQS. lOOQSh.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
SUBJUGATED.

who IS the head OF this house?" de-
manded the wife who had tossed her
husband down the steps and was hold
ing him PROSTATE
You seem 70 be sitting on the thrown
all right" he acknowledged, albeit
MISUNDERSTANDING
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
NOT so BAD AS EXPECTED.

Many things seem greater by magma
ton than they are ia effect I have
passed a good part of my age in a per-
feet and entire health. I say not only en-
tire but sprightly and wantOn. This state
is so fun of verdure, jOlllty, and vigor.
made the consideration OF sickness so
horrible TO me. that when I came TO
experience it, I found the attacks faint
and easy. in comparison of what 1 had
feared.-MOntaigne
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-06
PAGE FIVE

ander Hamilton though it is pasthumous
child.''
"But for Alexander Hamilton and his teach
ings, federal judges would not be appointed
to their Office; would not hold the same for
life and these Offices would be part of the
patronage to be bestowed by political presi-
dent for party service rendered to him and
his.'
Except for Alexander Hamilton and his
influence the American people would elect their
President and Vice-President Of the United
States by direct vote of the people without
the intervention Of the cumbrous machinery
called the Electoral College"
He said again:
First keep in mind the fact that the Re-
publican party has been continuously in power
for forty-eight years, with the exception Of
eight years of Cleveland at the helm, and as
[ shall show later there was no break in the
line Of governmental policy during Cleveland s
eight years therefore the Republican Party
stands responsible, justly, at the bar of public
opinion for all legislation on the statue books,
as we'll as for existing conditions resulting
from these laws
''In the cesspool of tariff infamy under the
sickening and whitening heat of currency
Continued on Page Twelve)
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-06

The Peoples Party has the courage of it's
convictions and stands up for the rights Of the
common people. In 1908 our party cast one
million votes and William J. Bryan Of Ne
braska first came into the limelight by stump
Ing the state of Nebraska for the PEOPLES
Party ticket. The Populist Party carried the
state of Nebraska. In 1894 our strength had
so rapidly increased that we elected more than
thirty members of congress and eight or ten
members Of the United States Senate and many
governors and state and local tickets These
triumphs Of the common people startled the
trusts and a scheme was set on foot to destroy
the Peoples Party"
"In 1906 William j. Bryan accepted the
nomination for President of the United States,
pretended to be our candidate and promised
to stand upon our platform, but he was false
to his every promise. In that year he played
the role of both Peter by denying Tom Watson
and Of Judas by the betrayal Of the Peoples
Party. Truth is, that organized greed and
selfshness so manipulated things within the
Democratic party as to secure the nomination
that year by the Democratic party Of the same
William j. Bryan, not for purpose of electing
him, but for the purpose Of destroying the
Peoples Party"
II agree that it may be said Of Bryan that
he is statesman who never wrote statute;
a soldier who never fought battle; a lawyer
who never tried case; farmer who never
plowed furrow; leader who never lead
twice in the same direction. He has been
history maker however. The only man in our
history who in one short life time wrecked two
great political parties. The Peoples Party and
the Democratic Party are his victims thus far.
He is young, magnetic and full of vigor and is
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-06

now rich. What grand thing it would be if
he would only join the Republican Party and
smash it,
"Plutocracy has the Republican Party as it's
avowed Champion
serve dog in the manger to keep a real
party out Of opposition"
II submit to you that while the Peoples
Party in open and express terms condemns
government by injunction and declares, as it
has always declared, in favor Of a distinct de-
partments of government, towit: executive,
legislative and judicial; that in fact, there is
no more difference between the Democratic
and Republican positions on this question than
there\is between tweeddle dee and tweeddle
dunn
EWhen Mr.. Gompers and his colleagues
visit Chicago and Denver pleading for resolu-
tons favorable to the demands of organized
labor and which, by the way, are refused to
him, he reminds me Of the mendicant, who
goes to the back door begging for a meal"
Mr.. Bryan has been asserting that he dis
covered and exploited the idea of regulating
the tolls and charges Of corporations. Allow
me to call his attention to the fact that before
he was in the limelight [ introduced and Sc
cured the passage of bill in the Indiana
Legislature to regulate the tolls and charges
of corporations and the law was held consti-
tutional'
"The Democratic party gave us soup houses
and distress in 1903, during it's last admins
tration, and now in 1908 the Democratic Ma
tional Convention brazenly insults popular in
telligence by giving unqualified endorsement
to C1eveland's administration
1.-THE Republican Party was sired by Alex
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-06
LOCUST GROVE INSTITUTE

is a safe place for your boys and girls. The
right ideals are kept constantly before them
The very spirit of the school is an assurance
to parents who are anxious about their children
while off at school. Find out more about this
feature before making your decision Write for
full information to
CLAUDE GRAY, President,
LOCUST GROVE, GA.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New, York. November 20 m 1905.
beans ard 425 sacks peas. The market is stl lightly
iTaTeased strength little fobbng business to-day at
s. 90 Medium and pea remain quiet but The later s
ness in Ted laney; but fhe feeH4s Is about seqgy
95 g1t % o{as peas i5oS 9t ehoiae pr bus6 Sc &
s. So % do impor1ei pes fao5 s. 10 a s - DO me-
dunn 50 % g TO- red kidney. 1905 choice 81 ~ 4
s. 30 DO yellow eye 1905 choce. s. 2oa So black nr-
;: o5s1 s. 10. PEAs~scotch 1905, bags, per bush,
81 fTTR Receipts to-dsz. : CO. pkss The fsw
wanted by resular 5ob5.ng trade and there va
The feeling was very firm buyers bidding
quite premium order to draw goods out Of regular
channels firm a. 3oT 30 &c and the best
grades of frzts selling pretty well Fresh butter
storage erearisEy is vel sustained, there quiet
On hig1 gTstes " quote Creamery specials per H.
ala,iag. do extras 20 20 ~: do frsts .6a 29c %
seconds. 2}9 PC do thirds p d 22c: do held specials
do secon.is 22a24c; do thirds. 2oa2Ic. state Iairy
common 20 fair 2oa2ic: process specials 4lse;
DO thirds i n Sc; WcsfeTn ifnitaon creas1er5
u 2ac western facory. hrsts. 2oc: 10 seconds l99
1917; do thrs "a IS isG e4eking an STOCK held
lrs i o8iy moderately actiVe sun 4 Is far
factory season Of year and holders are fulis as
'sr fSess Skins in moderate supply and witt
fuli skins. IdyePoo' able Finest Canadian neE' 'ls
or white. farcs 13A ai4c: DO iarge; II a. ID ort33er
small coo-ed white. best 1@ml@iSr. % large. l2,'
d. late made small best i2Stc; % Rooa - prime u
eflai-c. 40 common 10 fair IoL @l1%c; Do skins ~
snarfaIs 11i.c. Go s,ims fine. sl-E3=c: DO fair
pood 7Ia7isc; d. common Js.nfac; do tull skins.
EGGS-Recepts TO- DAY. 1907 cases Arrivals con
,gre ifght ana the strictly hieh grade eggs
is steady though naturally qfet at me cAtIeHe
I,rires rll,sng Secondary and lower Grades of fresh
gathered rIe duh and very Irregular value Storage
eggs are held firmly. demand j. not atlt" ~ pres
est Though some buyerf sim IN the market % full
foygp.r olotatious. Fancy lined he'd up 10 as<4-ic.
raIes state, pennsylvania
4sgJ' taiF 10 chplca.
gs0aH~- lower grades 2fsL32c. brown
choice 30E@jo 80 in"er grades.
1jG2s- Western nrgts 3303ic; Do seconds, Stj2c,
thirds 2JaZsc: dites. lsq23c. cneeAs, i'g%if. 70
frigerator ApTs 24a25i2r do MAJ, 2525e 90 summer
4zcked. 2Ig25tzc. lined cggs. fancy, III
FRUITS -FEESH-Apples IA good lelnana. ana
sppy excessive. choice 20 fancy qnaies rue
Eener steady. OF slightly IN sellers las4.
doing tfihe better for csses hut s,ie
reaching 81 co. other kinds unchanged trhh"eftA
are stH IN pretty good demand and values are tui!
sustained Florida oranges and grapefruit continue oI
usy value; the buik ct thc supply
= iDderfipe dragging heavily al weak ana
rrces strictly stock IN
ger1aud Tangernes good demand when choice Pine
extremely dull and weak. We quote; AffIs-ss
Ben Davis per double head Dbl. 81 2oQ$s; 90 khS ~'7
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
OTHER mARKgTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 20-CATTI. .EReceipts estimated about
head market steers. 81 COAST 30. COWS z5g
heifers 5OqS4 so; bulls 81 1894 30; calves S3g
81 stockers and feeders. 81 5OdS4 So tOGSecelps
ohoice heavy shipping So a59s6 butchers. % sS$5
light mixed SIS 4OGS5 packing. So 5os5 go pigs 50 90
ass % bulk OF sales s. 75q$ So. SHEEPReceipts estl-
mated market weak; sheep S44S4 90
lambs s. 1895 90, yeaTlngs, 81 I01S5.
Cincinnati. Nov 2O.-HOGS-slow and 1co Lover:
butchers shippers. SIS 9od$5 95; common 80 Sop
81 TO- CATTLE-Active and strong; fair to good snip
pers 81 1895 40 81 20FS2 75 SHEEP-steaay'
S1qS3 90 LAMBS-Steady, S29S1 so
East Buffalo. Nov. 20--CATTLE-Receipts. 100 head;
steady vEALS-Receipts. 500 head; active and ouc
higher s6aSS 70. HOGs-Rece9ts loo head sloS;
PIGS, S4d$4 -; roughs SSqs5 80 SHEEP AND LANES
3ReceiPts. 10 slow: sheep steady; lambs 25c
lower: lambs $4S5 10: yearlings and wethers S4Gs4 %
Kansas City. Nov. observation-disclosures 23OO head
including Southerns market steady; choice export
Sc 1o9S7 40 fair to good - SO
81 S. Southern So So Southern 81 20
asa so: native $2d$4 70; native hefers S3GS5 90
bulls 81 3OGSS So calves 81 ease. HOGS-Receipts
S 4oas5 90; heavy s. 70as5 95: packers butchers
50 65G$J light So sods5 10 pigs S49S5 . sHEbP
Sc: ewes and vearngs s4ds4 yearngs 81 80
@$ Western sheep So Soqs4 80; sockers and feeders
So 50QS4 sc.
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg Nov. 20.-CATTIE-
Light slow choice. So Sc; prime. 50 80 a So T5
SHEEP-Supply fair; sheep slow; lambs lower; prime
wethers 81 IS 81 20 cus and common. 81 5OqS2 90
lambs. $40 So CO. VEAL CALVES. SSQSS 20 HOGS
No quotations account governments quarantine
Toledo. Nov 2O-CLOVERsEED-Cash and Novem-
ber. So 45: December 81 47is March. s. 90 T1MO-
THY-Prime, 81 20. ALSIKE-Prime, IS so.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
N County.-Margaret H. Hurlbut Bertha H Wing
and Margaret C. Hurlbut. plaintiffs, against Ida K
SteIIe Lucy Manchester. Susie Scott Hall. John Doe
..John Doe. Richard Roe" Jane Doe and Mary
Roe being fictitious their names being unknown
o plaintiffs), defendants.-Summons
To the above defendants and each OF them:
are hereby summoned to answer the complaint
in this action copy of your answer on
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after the
vice: and IN case OF your appear
judgment will taken against by default for the
relief demanded in the compliant ~
New York November Path. 1908
F3ITNNEII, & RUNNELL Plaintiffs Attorneys. once
and Postofice Address. 76 William Street MAN
hattan). New York City.
Doe and Mary Roe" such being fictitious
names being unknown % plaintiffs, they
being the heirs at law and next OF kin OF John D.
". King. deceased
The foregoing summons served upon you by pub
Hcatfon pursuant order OF the Hon James A
blanchard Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the
state of New York the Sth day Of October 1908
fled with the complaint In the once OF the clerk
OF New York. at the County Court House
n Borough Of Manhattan. City and state OF Ne"
York. -.
TSTyNNEII, & BUNNELI. Plaintiffs Attorneys. T5
William Street New York City.
entitled action is brought to par
ton OF the property in the Borough OF Manhattan OF
Iafght street partition cannot be made then
a sale said property the proceeds to be divided
heirs Of Rachel RykeInan and John D. W King. The
property to partitioned described briefly fol-
lows: "a plot Of land, with the building thereon
erected situated on north side Laight
tentynve feet front and rear by seventy feet each
approximately One corner thereof commencing
at a point hundred and twenty-five feet
street in the City of New York. Borough of Man
haitian"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
EXPORTS.
cHIcAeo cLoslNa s1ocks-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November % 1905
NrfEEE~-Nhtis to-oay's total cof-
@ zotlrs wee smaller than those OF the previous day
7oev oaies we're IN the of switches straight
business Nas more active with the rsachinE 81 80
rags willie prices ruled generally steady response
eher french cables and reports providing
To- FEDERAL guarantee Of Valorization
passed colh houses The market closed steady.
Hanged % 10 points higher It is generally believed in
circles that federal
EoNe-1iaen- II Brazil Official the
,es Talo-zaton loan practically assured. that
Hs2uenty there will be question 70 the ability TO
srTS he government coHees indefinitely, leaving the
worlds requirements be filed supplies already
available outside NslorizatioD holdings
fFeSs
tie brazilian suTc-nne1t its efforts equaze the
crp5s stilI he marketed and undoubtedly
se1ee OF check 10 undue advance IN prices This
e ths view which dscoUraGes bull speculation
Herio0 with sQprehensions that crop may prove
large ana Yesterday reflected scattered
Nesirleat b1Z1Is iaN7s franc higher the
- q TIRE local opening. while Hamburg
a-d Of the Brazilian markets - reis higher
Af- santos - res lover Receipts seemed be
nIE Ei'ls hshter- The msTisst Ter spot coffee
Fls NliA quotations on the basis of 6ssc No =
y 1ofIcv-s-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21

F0TT0N-The cotton market vas less active and
tlene4 ne euect % evening I'D for The census
1rrgllsr LGctus1ons- The opened 5 70 points
higher sold loss O. 0 5 points -al-
req ana closed very steady net l point lower
2 bal
ne market opened higher better cables than
poe1 a1o reports that Fan River manufacturers had
ueeiceo nov 70 reduce wages December as
$50 eeISeiAea- ms was naturally taken
fuc brilliant trade prospects failed 70 attract
genera support and the arket weakened under
Frife5e estimate placing the ba
e0alfeT1nS EQUloation and local pressure. Tho
&C izA carried December or to 917c. and Nav to
- - aooct u 70 : points under The high
On scale CoRr. and the became quite finn
n f1e late trading result OF covering and mi
support which vas promoted ny the light nto-sfeht
asan other crop estimates placing Vie;
below S 900 $40 bales Southern SPOT markets we're
genera F unchanged The iuto-siEh; movement
week <@l about 10000 hses behind for the pre-
na'ec day OF Private adyices regarding the
SPOT situation Indicated an Irregular condifio
a. re lDtsroT and stated that while were
1s io- BIDS they in turning them
srarls cotton viii lie brought here delivery on
leot--l1er contracts The weekly figures o the New,
- 9l.9h ASchallEe follow; Port receipts 4O5, ,493
bs.es zEalnst s555SI last year; overland mills
s1d 'suada- -'1.744 bales against IS 15S last year
>olIher1 mia rsknES. estimated 6S GOO against 80
-est yea gam - stocks - inferior SS.574
"eeh t1e-S1a bales, against z50S19 year Total
increment foTr receipts. .eGz
-s-Lss season : against -'Se'- last year; overland
- l--i-s auc Canada 34s.a36 $500 added overland
season. against 1875 year Southern mill TAX
-lg 1ss9o0 against 4z5a 400 year: stock at in
towns IN excess of September : SIS III against
son aa506+. against 3900.e1z last year. The total
@ increment is respectively for 81 da,s this season.
Tie contract rrfcez in the lo~zI rrarLe- IN
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov 20.-Cfosfng: WHEAT-Spct firm; No
winter, Ad; futures steady December
Is nd March, Is Sd; May. Is SID CORN-spot quiet
old mixed, futures steady; January 5s To-
March 61td PEAS-Canadan steady. IS 1zd. FLOUR
CcasD e 5saf3 BEEF-E,xtra India mess firm hrn1.
115s. PORK-Prirne Western firm Sis 3D. HAMS
cut. II 16 n. quiet. AS BACON-Cunberand
cut H. 46s; short rib 10 10 "a 10 easy
DIS Cd long clear niddles light, n quiet sis;
long clear mGGes heavy 80 40 10. quiet ass Cd short
20 n quiet 4es clear bellies IA 10
1s ~ steady 59s SHoULDL1Rs-square ii to 10 , ~
quiet Ais Cd Prime Western r tierces. quiet,
4ss American refined, in pals. quiet 49s Sd BCIIE
Good United states steady pos CHEESs--I
finest white steady 60s Canadian finest colorec stsady
COS Cd TALLOW-Prne city firm. 3Os Sd. TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits steady 29s 3D. ROSIN-Common STEADY,
IS 7lsd. PETROLEUM-Refned steady. 71Id. LlNSEED
OIL dull. 23s Cd
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York November 20, 1905.
cuding l23 for saugherers and exporters and IL
erday I 20 cars on sale steers on light receipts we're
6a ahd mcdS bulls unohanged COWS steady the
yards cleared Common to prime steers s9la al
Bulls at s. 50a$i 5o COWS heifeTs at 81 25a$8 Is
nanJ Liverpool and London cables reported live cattle
steady at llag3G per H. dressed weight retTleFs 62t
today. noae Io-noTrow the Minneapols VII tahs % out
berger Celtic 13s2 quarters Of beef for The Morris
Armour CO. making. previous shipments,
all Tor ports Of Great Britain, ~
$ % per- 100 n DO y l77 z n iosg 2t 5, 50 90 %
$ 20 go dS 49, H. at s. 90 Is Fennsyiyana DO i2i6
- - s9 g! : d@ % 1900 6' H. az @ }4 n 10 a S6 $40 ~ 81 d.
100 p at s. 10 a. 500 r. @ At s. 80 So d9 loco ilI$ !, ~
81 -; 100 b. al s. 70: do. 1850 h at So so 10
f s o 10 aoa 1b at 3 10 DO ai H. at So s do sfa n
DO SO u, at 81 so IA do, Sl4 H. at 81 3o'
5 sa6deis: is Ohio 1909 n At s. 7o % Viz.
eiua do 1l03 h. a. s. %: Pennsyivania do @is n at
S s.: do $50 ~ at s8 cows. 967 n: at $50 I2
10 2' al iols 5 3 g. At 3D. D. i 80 ID a at 81 81 at o
kerns Commission Company. Is Ohio steers. 1892 b.
sro5in s shannon: bulls. 200 n g 30: DO. 700
p, AniS% ai s os hsifes % SO H. at s. 9 DO ao H. at
J. O curtis & Son: bull 90 b. At 81 So "a COWS.
= caIs Il, Receipts were go head ne,uding SO
tutchers and 165 for the market, making with tie
stsIe stacE 300 on Sheep dul ard l5a35c
lower good choice lambs about steady; others slow
and FGd1-, lower about Is unsq!d at late
10 choice veals sod at bgS9 leo n;
bary ard calves 50aS3: Western calves. 81 80.
Nf,oUt jsg head. including more of western
calves rer held Dressed calves slow At ial3isc
,or y, for city dressed veas and ca l2c for country
sales $ Judd & Co; s. Western calves. a21 ID aver
ass 8 ssrdeTs d, rs + yesi 'SG n ,e 40 IL
& N q 40 123 II. , do. 16t. ~ at s.
II Hollis: IS baruyar3 calves go n at s.
,rsrsv Mullen: loEi II. a. So u ard
.,Ires I4G al 81: yearlings. &33 H. at 81 81
Totn shannon: ye9ls ibl 10 Al So ! DO. l"o
10 Mcpherson & Coz . veas 155 p. at IS So DO 10
,sitEI.P AND LAMRS-Receipts asa or
10 794 head 80 for sar@tcreTs and 1914
on salc sheep very dull and lIutc lower; strictly
cod ana prime steady. the under grades
,Sere slow at decline q 10Gl5c. About Is cars were
ilk. 10 10 carried Common 10 prime sheep sold
s e. g5Gs3 81 rcr H. culls NJ SldS2 and decent 10
nr-a lambs SI6S6 of extra prime lambs fei
f colonel i'eytun. OF Jobs Knob. West Va. was
on the market en4 sold to William Everett the
well known sIauEherer of Jersey city. at the hand
some price Of Se per h Dressed mutton slow. at
!4Isc dressed lambs. at S'sHIbtsc: 20 .
Ga-s-Nept4n a. CO. 2yf Vest virginia lambs, y 10
ocrsge at ss s5 per 100 n: 233 Virginia Dc % N. at
se- o6I do rs ~ at 81 10: sheep 90 n, nt 81 90 -
1nbin a Shannon: f7e lambs. Il II ~ 81 q 2's
az 10 90 10 29G Ohio do. 10 N, ~ - 62is W
state sheen. s. ~ 81; IS state ons 50 ~ a. ~
1n7 90 ~. a 81.
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