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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-20
SUGAR ON kauai.

The following sugar is reported on
hand on Kauai by Pursers John CRUDE,
of the steamer w. C. Hall: P. L.,
1920: H. NJ. $500; K. p, $1,000; Mob,
1926; Max. 24,62O; G. & r., 1874; K
S. NJ, 5000: V X, 1900; NJ. 6. Co, 1000;
(W.), 1900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-20
FOR RENT,

A HOME with all modern improve
ments: four bedrooms; mosquito
proof; hot and cold water; gas and
electric light; large lawn, stable and
servants quarters. VIII give lease
to responsible party. Address L.
o. Advertiser office. 7940
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-20
MAY USE FOR OIL.

with the transfer of the vessels of
the Planters line to the Matson inter-
ests, it is likely that there will be a
big change in the character of the
cargo which will be carried by the sail
ing vessels It will be remembered
that it was not many years ago that
Matson controlled a number of sailing
vessels, among them were the Roderick
Dhu, Falls of clyde, Annie Johnson
and several others. When Matson
bought the Enterprise and the Hilo-
MAN, which are now running between
San Francisco and these islands. the
sailing ships were converted into oil
carriers.
In the present instance Matson has
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-20
NOTICE.

At the annual meeting held on the
18th of January, 1908, by the Pacific
Development Company, Ltd. the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-20

I'm rare bird"
AS to how"
Il have no cold.
I'm a rarer. have no remedy. "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-20

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Issued Every Sunday Morning ny the
Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-20
BIG SUGAR CARGO.
DUE TODAY.

The Togo Kisen -Kaisha steamer
Nippon Maru, Captain Going, should
be off port this morning, bringing
down three days mail from San Fran
cisco. She will have no passengers or
freight for this city and should sail for
the Orient this afternoon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Stayers Will Be
 Satisfied

Each day we will wire new orders for supplies in all lines that are depleted. Ii any line is run out just at the time you are looking for it, do not give up. Call for 1t next time. You will not have to wait long--but these prlces cut to the quick, will not per- init good merchandise to lie around unclaimed very long, and 1t is not strange that many stocks are exhausted rapidly. In fact, we expected 1t, for we know we are wait ing upon people who are awake to their opportuni- ties. We will have the goods for you. Stay by this prop OSition.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Thinkers Will In-
 vestigate

The reason this store is al- most swamped every day with eager trades people is found in the prices that we make. Do you know that you are offered high class goods here at prices that would stagger the mind of many a less daring dealer?
 You are told that we are not really giving good values at such incredibly low prices. Just come and see. That's the best way. Do not listen to knockers. Use your own intelligence and prove the truth of our claim.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Watch Us Grow

No effort will be spared to extend every possible courtesy in showing goods or ren- dering my kind of ser vice. Come every day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

fine suit of Clothes coat vest, pants all to match,
 and two suits of knd worth $l0 during this ten-day
 sale ...................... 80 Elegant Suits of cassmere and cheviots, all fabrics
 latest cut and very stylish worth $125o, during this
 ten-day sale GO Choice patterns in Mem Suits double and single
 breasted fancy patterns, blacks, blues and browns,
 worth every of ST. during this enday sale. S9 Mems fine Dress Suits lined throughout with heavy serge
 lining styshly made good enough for the best dresser
 worth $20, during this sale ..................... 104 Men good substantial Overcoats the of the
 lining during this tenday sale ......,.......... 49 Mems alwool Kesey and Oxford Overcoats in any length
 desired worth $5, during this ten-day sale 69
 We have 200 pairs of Men's Pants all prices sold for less than it cost to make them.
 Mems $l50 good strong working pants, 95 Mems 1925 Business Pants ................. $l3 Men Dress Pants w..................... $l @ $35O Dress Pants w..................... $2 9 Mems $5 % Dress Pants w.................... $32 Youths Long Pant Suits for school worth $S0 dur
 ing this ten-day sale. $42
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
CHINAWARE DEPARTMENT

SADDLERY AND HARDWARE Buggy Collars, $500 value S3.9S Team Horse Collars all wool filed $500 value now flames steel bound Sl.75 value, per pail .9s Carpenters Spirit Level l................. .S9 Hand Saws SIPS value ..,................... 59 Double bareed No l2 gauge shotuns SEQ value oo Remington autooadng Shotgun best gun made $45 value,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Again it has been shown that MONEY TALKS
 The story that is told Dollars and Cents at Wm. Mill Williams Great Bargain Center

has attracted immense crowds every day since the opening morning. Today the rush will be nothing short of stampede Come early to give better chance to accommodate you.
 You will be better satisfied if you come early and take plenty of time to investigate and consid- CT. We want you to be entirely satisfied because want your continued patronage
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
judy the values shown below, compa

them
 than pAce eve knew
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Albert Alexander has returned from Aravaipa where he has been visiting relatives. Mrs. Alexander returned with.him.
 Lee Haby will return from Aravaipa about January 1. He has been away q month, visiting his parents.
 J. A. Wilson reported yesterday that he had been allotted 10000 shares of Cactus Development stock and none of it taken up.
 J. w. Lively, agent for the Singer Sewing Machine company, in this city, will leave this morning for Stafford, where he will spend the holidays.
 Miss Dolphina Fort arrived from Los Angeles last evening and will spend the holidays with her mother Mrs. D. o. Fort, in this city. Miss Fort has been attending Westlake school in tho coast city and will return after the holiday vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank II. Probert left yesterday morning for their home in Los Angeles. Mir. Probert will return to Globe immediately after Christmas.
 Jerry Hayward will leave in a few days for Dripping Springs, where he will resume work on his mining claims, on which he has developed good values in copper, gold and silver.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23
COPYRIGHT. 1908.
 BY BRENTANO'S

have taken the measurements, attest the fact that the murderer made his escape that way. But, then, how did he do it, seeing that the blinds remain ed fastened on the inside? He passed through them like a shadow. But what is more bewildering than all, is that It is impossible to form any idea as to how the murderer got out of the yellow room or how he got across the laboratory to reach the vestibuler'
 Gould that window have been closed and refastened after the flight of the assassinT' asked Rouletabi1le.
 ''That Is what occurred to me for a moment. but it would imply an accom- plice or accompliccs. and I don't see"-
 After q short silence he added:
 "Ah, if Mile. Stangerson were only well enough today to allow of her
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM STAFFORD

SAFFORD, December 2l.-Dan Olney Harvard Military College at Los Ange- les came in Saturday afternoon to spend the holidays.
 Mrs. Allie Davis of Fl Paso arrived in Stafford Saturday afternoon and will be the holiday guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs. T. T. Hunter and sister Mrs. J. Newton Stratton.
 Miss Margaret Sapp of the Graham Mountain tunnel was the guest of Miss Myra Young Saturday.
 B. II. Cuff of Central was business visitor to Stafford Saturday.
 A meeting of the canal directors was held in Stafford Saturday with the view of consolidating all the canals.
 Judge E. A. Mcfarland of Solomon vile was in Stafford Saturday.
 The Eastern Star public installation of officers occurred Saturday evening in the Masonic hall, after which ban quet elegant in it's appointments was enjoyed by those present.
 Mir. Edgecomb of the Valley Milling company left Sunday morning for his home in Colorado.
 Judge McCollum of Globe spent Sun day with his family.
 Wiley F.. Jones of Globe came down Sunday to attend court at Solomonville this week.
 The Junior Bronehos played in
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23
Marked for Death

"Threc years ago was marked for death. A graveyard cough was tearing my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed to help me, and hope had fled, when my husband got Dr. Kings New Diseov. ery," says Mrs. c. A. Williams, of Bsc, Ky. "Teh firnt dose helped me and improvement kept on until I had gained 5s pounds in weight and my health was fully restored" This med icine holds the world s healing record for coughs and colds and lung and throat diseases. It prevents pneumon- ia. Sold under guarantee at Palace Pharmacy drug store. 50c and $l.00. Trial bottle free.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23

being questIoneu:'
 Rouletabille. following up bis thought. asked:
 And the attic? There must be some opening to thatY"
 'Yes; there is a window or, rather, skyIight in it, which, as it looks out toward the country, M. Stangerson has had barred, like the rest of the windows. These bars, as in the other windows. have remained intact and the blinds, which naturally open in- ward, have not been unfastened. For the rest, we have not discovered any thing to lead us to suspect that the murderer had passed through the at- tic."
 Gro be Continued.)
 SoLWICo flour is the VERY see- that money can buy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23

L. E. Hoeye will leave this morning for the City of Mexico. He will be gone six weeks on combination trip of business and pleasure, and expects to have some startling experiences to tell when he returns.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23
AT LESS THAN COST

That is the way goods are being sold at Dolph Baatz's great Removal Sale. Ladies, it will pay you to take ad- vantage of it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23

Big double bill at the Iris tonight, and 25 per cent for the Elks Christmas charity fund.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23

Big double bill at tho Iris tonight, and g per cent for the Elks Christmas charity fund.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23

See Raymond Teal in blackfaee at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23

If you want QUALITY GOODS ask your grocer for the sOLWICO brand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23
A FOOTBALL WARRIOR

Taken from the play Strongheart, to. night at the Cameraphone.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

F51epaa to 2 + t. pq a5rse- 5r n sSs4S 4994So s6 DC
limos Dr. picked fancy size 1850
western dry picked. medium size ls12c % Western.
I2l5rItr. n5a[,- fowls I4c, OLD COCKS. dry picked
a526 f5 seaS b a o5 b5o s % '- 1atr sai6s
Ti Iarge White Per dozen s. 76a$8 So Do mixed
s. 81. DO dark 81 81 do onlls 69g9' 5r95sEimTUR-
No :, I2a13c: Old toms No / 1sg2,ct BRolLERS. dry
picked 21G-,, Ia "a ~4IfISFs ~ ~ Yac,I9 80
fSyy-TS ar Dickez Ifai4lao. DUCKS 129fsc. GEESE
POTATOES AND vEGETABIEs- potatoes dull
and vesl, new moving slowly. Old onions scarce. new
plenty ana selling wen AsDa[axas & in sGod demand & but
suppl arseT BeJS s 9a S SaG5s aIff 9. p2@T more ssy f
dp-l ala g95Tz rts love Ttais a15 s1i5sI5
cucn1beTs MaN. par-e~- z+ea1 e.
o. Irregular quality and yalue taLsey frnl ana higher
STEADY. string beans dull and weak. Squash lower.
Jvaf@r-ress STEADY other vegetables quoted
70 qn25@ @ r5r4a P34AI3 % n s8as5 % s6 Ee 2s I
) So do Nam per sax S2 ao9$- o. 40 STATE "a ss39 AZ
do per sac s. 4OGS2 30. European Per l6orb bag.
e sos CAS- g. az 3 d. 5rfSs 9 As 81 5ds4 DO TT!h
Sros ETss8 So s. cas- ti 29 Af4IG@1 per o4 49,
DuheE $IgS4 90 Nsw Orleans So DO BeT9qda m per
Slq$5. 10 New orleans. per 100 buncAes. $SG$4 do
sg4s ns eTi eds oq5 p s8 so 8 Pss case Do sisi "a 7s e.
do per Slg$l 90 40 per 5n-a -ast nat
case $1gSl p sAbBAes S'gea arena + arc EAense eqa5
& 6o s9 SCI io' ss 3d. do New orleans per basket 81 .
d. per crate sIH<I 50, EGGFL4ANTs. Florida, Per
G1s- 81 orSs do CUBAN. sIaS2. I&sCAIlOL Florida and
south Carolina per o4sleg, $ig$I 30 do New Orleans
ssQS4. do Jersey s. 5yH&5. KALI N5Et0lk and bal
t,+,r. Ter b1I 5gaUJe. kOHLEABI. Char leston.
ntr loo lunches 80 81 LETTUCE. Norfolk per bas-
set .uc u 20. North Carolina, per basket 15c4
s.. 40 Soutu Carolina tieorGia, S0c . = so.
ONIONS Texas white. per crate, 81 soc 81 80, 10
white par busnel basket. BOgSl so, do yellow
crate 81 60a$2. bushei basket, y 90 n ii 90
do bermuda per crate. s. S5mSl %. 40 cuban per
st4riard crate 81 Iuu 81 90. 90 Florida Per crate,
s. 25aSl so. Egyptian. per bag s. '2ast do Old
s. 90. Ieeks >@V Orleans per rec ennGHes 81 ~ shs
Ia-44v par 100 81. OKRA Florida, per carr>r. 81 q
81 do Cuban, Sass OYSTER PLANTS. per 100
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

J-,., Ar-if 22-wrea- prices on the local
exchange today advanced &c L0 - +r,a close
nv o-tIon showed net gain Of 21to- Corn was
81 &c - IL oats we're ssc higher and provisions
7-4a T,beat market opened strong. with the May
delivery showing gain Of 1c compared WIN l.st
nearby delivery but the oIerlhES wee 80 .Ie.
;ta1 The July ana September options were d dlHo
higher at the start in sympathy WIN NAY. | Du'
later weakened somewhat because o. tis -o'
able outlook for the new crop Firm cables afo @
continued small receipts IN the rogl-"eST - -
the b;I7ish Influences early IN the DAY IoVF41G
- ,,,55la or the session the market was aroused
= Increased activity, and further advanced when
forecast on the amount q wheat 70 ne sI'lpPel
.r5-7 A-par+tra during the week was announced
and which ed Jne amount TO be oIAF -'ooo'V'0
bushels compared with 4.z56,ooo bushels the cor
,7--,- ztr7r 7av = year ago. An improved demand
e-grr avorrers helred 10 stimulate demand late IN
In. -tr7a7+ was very b1llish in the final
ro-- and the market closed strong with prices al
J-le Oll -rs--- 49, +-s,ccz - esa,c and closed at
s.l-e - qsssc July opened Sc 70 &c higher al
s-sc 83c sold of TO 8I.2c and tnen aus 1C'u -
eqs.c where Il closed Clearances OF wheat ana
-a--s we're 24So0o bushels. compared with $4,000
bushels on the day year ago Al}nIleapo-4s'
Duluth and Chicago reported rece'plS $50 ezLS
against IL last waeE and bZS cars a year az
Com vas dull and fearureiess early IN ms ses-
sion with prices uife higher, owing 10 me az az
vance II wheat Later II the day. hoNeEeI -, 80
market became active and prices advanced neaTy
II from Tie low point OF buying by sfoFlS' VINO
we're acruatad by the sharp uptur1 IN WheHL-
1a-pa- receipts R-e predicted for the near future
and this tended bring out considerable sales me
market closed strong At the highest point OF the
dav May opened q shade higher at 66tsc. solo on
10 6sssc 10 66z4c and then advanced 10 o't2c~ me
-. n-se - F-2,o July opened unchanged at
6ss.c sold ~ 6214c TO 624sc and then advanced %
62-.c. The close was at SIC 20 637oc- LocA- fe-
ceipts were 1s6 cars. with OF contract grace
Trade in oats was dull The advance IN Whe2N
was the most important factor IL the sl'nSAlJH'
and as q result OF this advance the InaTAel 'as
g II 7a-- The weather Was favorable for the
planting and advancement Of the new crop. May
rraued 1,c higher 53l2c, sold between oS7=c alo
=5-s- and closed at 53s.c July opened %6c L!6Iet
Al z5c advanced to 46c, and closed at 43s+c Locai
recaiU-s were 1852
Provisions were firm the greater part or the day.
5ezrfra 2 5c 10 10c decline IN live hogs. Demand
T-as active and general and offerings At no time
80 larger The advance il grain was d bu-!lsh
t-areroa Al the close July pork vas up SOC az
g1s4 20 LARD Was up 17i4c al s. go Ribs were I0c
higher 5, 20.
e5f cars: oats l3o cars, hogs, 1900 head
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH

Chicago su-4f q ca E4-s1p-s estimates
market s-safv stse-s S5gSI 10 s. =
g 5faS5 so. srockers ara fs~9srs So 25gs5 IS HOGS
f-Se.-,s esr-asf sb-- II ono head market s.
I7e- choice heavy shipping s. efg& . butchers 8 -
20. s 500 s. IS. caotca light s. 50
3 65 Ua-EE s. sass 20 7l.s :. 'Se - = 9uiS -
1000, ssat sheep. S5sss lambs IS 25sS5 20.
Cfrc1natf AprlI 2s-HOGS-slov To- IN 15c lower.
butchers and shippers s. ~v4$s s. 4f3
s. 40 -s,eady. fair shippers s. 500
Al x3G$5. lambs. slow and easy s 1JGSI g
East April Ca AT-rIE.-Afav<et st~a1y.
prime steers. 81 75RST 10 NEAl~Fecerts 80 hea35
market active and 25c higher S31S7 30 HOGS-Rs-
c-ipts $500 head. market sl7v an 10 lorer, heavy
and mixed s. G"uS5 fCl-ers. s. SNGS1- Digs. 81 SEQ
roughs s0as5 10. s. 75St. darfes. 81 50
q SHEEP AND LAAfBS-EteCetprs. g. 500 head.
active, sneep steady lambs loc higher laHos
Trl5r stock Yards. PIttsburE April 2s-CATTLE-
Supply light: market steady. choice SO 75 81; prime
q 4 Il e. SEEEp-Supply light. market steady.
prime wei So 81 2S cuNs and common. s. 500
s. 80 s. - veal calves. s. 30 q SS 50
Apt}S-Eeceipts light market slow and lower prime
workers.. s. 500 s. %. pigs S5nSJ y
Kansas city. April 3-CATTLls-Receiprs. 90
head including 100 Southerns market strong 70 Zoe
higher top 81 choice export an tressed beeS steers
s. aoas7 fair TO god. 3 4oess - Western steers
se~rs 6 G01$6 50. SrutAeTn s. TSr<S, natfvs
cows 5o0S j. Is, native heicers s. .s1S6 - butts
s. 7sax5 50. calves - 60aS5 Is. HOGS-Bec-tpts
head. market 80 i0c loWer t1p s. -. bulk -
sales s. s5a<5 50 hsav,. s. tSqS ~ packers sHd
SHEET Eeveirfs @soo hsa8. narS-s sL.sdy.
lambs SseST 50 and ysa-linEs s. s1sss y wess
ern TearJiugs s. SosxS Western sAsep. s45s5 -.
stockr-s and feeders. S. So3s5.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
IRISH FOR ?. R. R. BONDS
XII m The Curb Several Points
4bore Subscription Price.

10 Loeb & CO. announced yesterday that sub
a-.;ons to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
y ~ an bond issue would be received up TO and
$50 Monday al sc and interest. Only half OF
- bonds viii be sold in this country y NJ
1D.ts,,fld & Sons and Barring Bros & Co. Limited
= 4o,son Offering the remainder Of the issue
p.--srttons for the new bonds came IN so fast
0--ssv that ST the close of business the indica-
-. --e-e that the part OF the issue 10 be placed
.b,s country would be several times oversub-
s-zbs6
= market and sold w TO 90l4. which is ga
- hove the subscription price. At one time
hid Of IS for s. 900 600 OF the new bonds
=" Strength III ;he Pennsylvania bonds and the
- satisfaction in Wall Street over the advan-
s. re--7s on which the company had disposed
=, -ev securities combined 10 give q stronger
- -re general security market. Pennsylvania
..-k vas strong throughout the trading on the
--l Fx-ha-ge and sold NJ &c 11SIa. within IA OF
- - IS nigh price for the current year. The
- market VAS also strong. with an increased
- +-- Ci-r edge investment issues.
-. -syv bonds have forty years run. with in
- a Ter cent, payable May : and November
.-s VII be issued in both dollars and polfnds
--s-r. Tre mortgage securing the bonds is
- ,,e- saee-t only 10 Sl9 $3.50 OF general mort
-es re- cent bonds. Que July I. 1910, for which
-, AMOUNT q the consolidated bonds is re-
- on tte main line and branches Of the com
-, between Philadelphia and Pittsburs. and
- hv direct mortgages on about nine hundred
rs Of o77-e5 main track and on The terminals in
-7-1s5e-1rss a7l 7lttsburs and by the pledge or
- lease 81 re-petuitv of the Harrisburg Ports
-,r.-n Mount Joy Lancaster Railroad Company.
70 h7-ss are further secured ny the pledge OF
=. 1esse IN Ve-reruity of the United New Jersey
Pzfl-,sd and canal Company which IS the Penn
.v7vs73s's lire between New York and Philadelphia
me mortgage, therefore, covers by direct lien
s-s ple6se practically the entire system os the
ps--szlvana Railroad Company from Jersey City
:, -s-rsru~c- besides securities % an estimated
-sert value cl over $50 600 eo0 deposited with the
,-,stee Ths auruaI charge on the general mort
rs.e s-5 the consolidated mortgage bonds hereto
f issued amounts less than s. s5a0oo while the
-s- +roa-ae C TIE Pennsylvania RAILROAD Company
~ the yez- ended December s. over and above all
,-.s-ss- charges was IN excess of S3G. 10000
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
yuRFoLK E WESTERN DIVIDEND CUT.
ss;ucsd from 2l-2 to 2-S7, 100000 Two
Year 5 Per Cent Notes Sold.

TIE Es1i-a1nUal dividend on the common stock
e re Norfolk & Western Railway was reduced
-e.-s-z2y from p TO : per cent Owing 10 the
co--pa-y reduced earnings. this action had been
general expected, ard instead oe declining on the
s-neGzaa-e,-t. The price Of the stock advanced Z
r5.z- Henry Fink chairman Of the hoard, said
sat gross earnings rad fallen OF about . PEI cent
s-5 v--r no immediate prospect ot business i'm
1-o7erl=- there was alternative bur TO reduce
--= c1v-5e-z. TIE stock was placed on PEI cent
-zz-.y basis Il October, 1870 For year prior TO
t-s- t1le the stock was IN the per cent annual
basis 10 which Il was returned yesterday
Following t1a dividend reduction T. vas an
-9--ce1 fE.z- The Norfolk d Western had sold
EsT.sa ta0 vez~ per cent notes secured Dy q
deposit &C Sa1-l a. divisional frsr lien and general
---1zaE= ger cent bonds 10 the Guaranty Trust
C1-rpsr- or -rHs CITY l. IS understood that the
oEs--E price VIII ue aa and Interest The proceeds
a. 4. note sale viii be devoted 70 improvements
s-6 psv-e1ts due on outstanding contracts, ana 10
taxing 70 other short tern issues falling due
New-York tribune., 1908-04-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April 81 1908.
BEENES-Rsceipts 81 oT 077 n
cu5ng % direct to sIaughterers
market No trading to-day. feeling steady. Dressed
beef active lower PR4c1c per n for
sides Todays private cable adyces from London quoted
lower, selling =.
refrigerator beet lie y. later cable
Liverpool Shipments from this to-day
cattle sheep and 1.S50 quarters % beec
morrow.
CALVES-Receipts were 394 head. all FOR tho
ket Trade prices weak 70 16C lower The
pens Common 70 prime veaIs soll Ss
Z "A few choice a s. 90 Dressed dull
weak dressed veals az sGllc per n. country
saIes-CieoTga & l. s Dmenback: TT veals Ils -
average az S. per 100 n. DO, lo5 u AZ 81 So do
loo II. a s. -.
Il. 80.
n ar 81. 90. - 10, at 81
Mcpherson z Co. = Maryland v~as 145 p az s. 30
SHEEP AND LAME~-Rerei0ts were l@'2 cars. or
including a cars for the market naAinE
win the stock carried over sheep
IN light supply steady lambs hrn 10 l"r higher.
sp-fnr higher quite cleared
Fair Clipped good unshorn sheep sold a. 81 1885 p
loo 70. clipped culs Et 81 30. unshorn iAAos a. so%