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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
ASSESSMENT MOTTO Is

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
SUNSET MONARCH OIL COMPANY. Location
OF principal place OF business being city and
+: county OF San Francisco Cai-
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
of the di-ectors held on the Sth day Of Sep
tember 1908, an assessment Of ten cents tlocl
share was levied upon the capital stock OF
:. the corporation. payable Immediately in lawful
money Of the United States TO the secretary at
the office OF the company. No. 90 clay ST.,
San Francisco. Cal. Any stock upon which
18th day o. October 1908. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before. Will be sold
on the "a day OF November 1908. at u
O. clock nOon at the office OF the company 10
pay. the delinquent assessment together with
the costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
GEORGE A. DOUGLASS.
: Secretary OF Sunset MonanAa Oil Company
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED bids will be received at the office OF
the secretary of the regents. University OF
California, Berkeley. on or before 4:3O D. m
October II. 1908, for the marble and ferazzc
work for the library ON the UNIVERSITY
campus at Berkeley, per plans and soeci
fcations on file at said office.
Separate bids are invited also for the plumb
ing for the new library.
Separate bids are invited also for certain c,r
pentry work the presidents house.
No bids win be receKed unless accom- panied
by certified check or bond in favor 6f The
undersigned equal to 10 per cent OF the bid 70
assure execution Of contract by successful hid.
der. The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served. -
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA -
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LARksPUR REAL ESTATE

$50 buys lot worth $500; terms $3.50 cash
balance 50 per mouth; these lots are situated
IN Larkspur canyon 20 minutes walk from
the station and are surrounded by homes. For
particulars call BENJAMIN +. LEE room %
636 Market st. Phone Kearny 27gS
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

TERMS 1-5 CASH, BALANCE $40 MONTH
TAMALPAIS VALLEY.
Acres at $3.50 and up within s miles of San
Francisco and convenient TO the electric trains
Beautifully wooded; grand view of mountain
and bay; roads and water to every lot; cleo
trio light and telephone service assured. See
this property It's selling fast. Send for H.
lustrated booklet CRANSTON, BELyEL e
DWYER. 573 California ST. s. F. Phone
Kearny 419S
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MEErINGs--LesaI

THE annual meeting OF the stock holders OF t6e
Rank OF California will be held at the banking Z
house at the northwest corner Of CailforlN
and Sansome sts.. San Francisco. on TUES
DAY, October IS. 1903. at II O'Clock a. m 6y
order Of the board Of directors.
ALLEN NJ CLAY. Secretary.
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

ROSS room, modern house, lot 90 ky about
250 it; beautifully wooded; 3 minutes walk
price reasonable. Inquire of station agent or
of w. X. MYERS. 60l Turk ST.. San Francisco.
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
$3.50 building lots in beautiful hillside Terrace:
terms. $15 down, balance $40 per month;
streets improved, water and sewers laid; lots
covered with heavy growth of redwood, tan
oak, madrone and laurel trees. See these lots
and you will buy. Our carriage meets all
trains Sundays. J. TREWAvAS & CO.. room
%, 636 Market ST., or Mill Valley office, care
Tamalpais Land and Water company.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

DENTISTS
JUST returned from Europe with exclu-
sve features; sure cure for all gum diseases;
white filling better than gold; cheap method
of bridge work: soc d0ss toothpick free
with every examination or old patient by call
ing for 1t. DR.. GEORGE w. LEEK, 997
Steiner st. cor. McAllister.
AIvEOLAR dentistry. DR.. VAN vROoM, 1907
Fillmore ST.. also 9th and Market sts
BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS, T39 Market ST.,
acknowledged to be the easiest and best pain
less extraction in S. p Full set teeth, So;
gold crowns, ST. silver fIlings Soc All work
guaranteed 20 years.. Open daily till 0 p. IN.
DIR. J. w THATCHER. $50 Market st--All
kinds of dentistry; efficiently and at reason
able prices.
DR.. C. NJ. DECKER SURGEON DENTIST
1916 Sutter above Van Ness: Franklin 1886.
DIR. U. GRANT BARTLETT. extraction special
list; gas given. 21o3 Fillmore. NV. cor. Cal.
HILL, DIR. LuDLUM. 432 Webs (now Muirhead
bldg Market Hayes and Larkin; gas given.
DIR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg, S55 Market
ST.. now located 1914 Polk Sutter. r. 301.
DIR. IRA G. I.EEK-AlI kinds of dental work
0l0 Fillmore st. near Oak.
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BUSINESS CARDS

CONTRACTORs AND BUILDERS
FLATS and cottages; lowest prices; plans free.
J. S MABLOCH. I110 Sutter. Call TO p. m.
TO get leaky roofs repaired see H. II. AULT
6Il 0ctayia: also tailors' tables. etc.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

NEW science of life and health. DIR. j.
BALL, 10 Turk ST.; consultation 81 at office
or BY mail; booklet free.
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BAR AND STORE FIXTURES

BRUNSWICK -BALKErcOILENDER co. .lE-27
Franklin ST. mr. Market. Phone Special 1917.
II looking for a. high class job on store or office
fixtures at reasonable prices, see JAC%S0N &
BERRIE. S509 Mission. St; phone Park 1903
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

H. MEUGE oldest truss filter on the coast: 40
yrs ex. 329 Kearny, ). f.. $50 sth, Oakland.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS CHANCES


A CHANCE FOR SMALL INVESTORS.
An opportunity that presents Itself 10 one with
small capital seldom occurs II you are in a
position 70 invest s.. 800 and. become associated
with reputable busnsssmen whose references ar
the leading banks Of this city, ] not urge you
100 strongly 10 communicate with me, ! am
sure affer investigating you viii be thoroughly
satisfied that this is the opportunity OF your life
time- Address room 1O25. MonadnOck building.
MOORE can sell your business for you. Room
y1z Pacinc building. 4rh and Market
S5eV-FlOrfst shop. prominent corner; daily
receipts $40; snap II taken at once.
S5UO-Fartner tn restaurant; daily re-
coipiS So.
Ss0O-Restzurant and bakery: fully equipped
- f00-GoOd saloon in wholesale district
fSG00-Butcher shop. viii stand Investigation
BILLIARD parlor and barber shop. downtown
location owner says sell as lie must go north
by next Tuesday; II you're looking for a snap
come and see this; price 81 25o on your own
terms. ihis price IS about 81 600 less than act
nal cost; place IS clearing over $500 monthly
now and over $500 IN winter. this is q gen
uine bargain. G. W. HERRICK. sos Van Ness.
GENUINE snap--Good reason for sale: res
taurent doing good business: good location
cheap rent; cash register cost $I30; French
and gas range; living or private rooms 2s
chairs in fle cnifg room; prices S4Oo. $50
cash. Balance monthly without interest, come
and be surprised. 1902 Fruifyale ay., near
depot, Eruitraie.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
WORLD
FOR DA|RY|NC
NOTED BUTTER EXPERT SAYS
THE FARMERS OF WASHING
TON FAIL TO APPRECIATE
GREATEST ADVANTAGES.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 19.-F. H.
Scribner, president of the Wiscon-
sin Buttermakers association, but
more especially honored in the Pa
cific northwest as the breeder of
Loretta D. belonging to the w.
S. Ladd estate. Portland, Oregon g,
the COW that won first prize in the
hundred and twenty day milking
test at the st. Louis exposition in
1904, has said:
There is no spot in our great
United States that can excel Ore
gon and Washington in dairying.
This is my conclusion after spend
ing six weeks in the former state
and thoroughly investigating sew
eral of her beautiful valleys, and
after an extended trip through
Washington. l wish to say to the
dairymen and farmers of this sec
ton, relative to its dairy possibili
ties, that | fear they don't fully
appreciate the wonderful Qppor-
tunity here for the raising of feeds
best adapted to the dairy industry,
and the excellent climatic condi-
tons for the growth and develop
ment of stock. you should here
reach the climax of productive
ness"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19

as saying, "They have taken all my
music but this, and it is my poor
est composition"
Now If the editor of the Spokes-
man-Review has actually and hon
estly changed his mind on the
bank guaranty proposition and
after due elaboration thinks that
the bank guaranty plan is a fail
ure, why don't he take the public
into his confidence and explain the
reasons of this change of mind?
But on the other hand, if he has
not actually experienced this
change of mind and his moral
catering is because of subsidy or
private coercion, then l say that
such man is not entitled to the
confidence and esteem of conf1d.
ing people, and until the Spokes-
man-Review makes itself clear
upon this point and the editor
shows to the people the actual rea
sons why he has changed his mind
the public should treat him and
his paper as subsidized sheet and
the editor as a side-stepping, strad
ding politician unworthy of the
confidence of fair minded and hon
est men. Respectfully, Russell F
Collins.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19

hole, the Americans are to be
made welcome.
AS soon as shore leave is given,
some 10000 American sailors will
descend upon Toxic. Already the
trolley and railroad lines are
swamped under the traffic.
One of the pretty features of the
demonstration in the bay is the
welcome by Japanese school girls,
who, in barges and sampans, are to
serenade each one of the 16 ships,
singing the American national
anthem.
Admirals Sperry and Togo and
representative of the mikado will
visit at the imperial palace.
The purport of the nice things
that the Japanese dignitaries are
saying to the officers of our fleet
is that Japan honors America as a
friend from whom she has learned
much in recent years, and admires
for wonderful civilizing progress.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
PRIESTS FIST SAVES LIFE

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.--Felling his
wouldbe assassin with his fist,
Rev. ]. X. Fielding, pastor of the
Corpus Christi Catholic church,
saved his life during the Sunday
school session yesterday afternoon
when stranger placed a weapon
to the pastors head. The man fired
twice and then made his escape,
knocking down IL score of children
in his path. The pastor and sew
eral others took after the culprit,
but he was not taken. He had been
lettering suspiciously about the
church for sometime.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
MARY'S RECIPES.
Grape Catsup.

Stem and wash five pounds
grapes and cook in a bowl set
within a large pan of water until
soft and mushy. Strain through
sieve to exclude seeds and coarse
skins. Add one pound of sugar, a
pint vinegar, a teaspoonful each
cloves, cinnamon and allspice, and
tablespoonful pepper. Cook until
little thicker than thick cream,
then bottle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19

the International Longshoremen's
union and vice president of the
American Federation of Labor
Keefe is an able and cool headed
leader, and one of the men with
whom President Roosevelt and the
late Senator Hanna counseled on
great labor problems. He has vigor-
ously denied the democratic charge
that promise of a federal Office in
fiuenced him in his decision to
support Taft.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
SMASHES WINDOWS

WALLA WALLA, Oct. 19.-En-
ragged by an article appearing in
the Statesman l.. l.. Boise, an cleo
trician. this morning broke all the
plateglass windows of the front of
fee, valued at $3.50. He fought
viciously with the police.
A story Was printed to the effect
that Boise was taking another
woman to the fair grounds in a
buggy while his wife and children
were destit tie.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
GREAT SURGEON
FEARS THE KNIFE

, NEW YORK, Oct. 10
, Dr. William T. Bull, one of
, Americas most distinguish
. ed surgeons, Is suffering
. from cancer Of the neck.
. Though he has operated
. upon hundreds of people
. for the malady that now
. afflicts him he refuses to
. permit colleagues to operate
. upon him. He has made his
. will and awaits death.
= In 1898 DR.. Bull an
. nounced that he had dis
. covered what promised to
= be a cure for cancer. The
. process was incubation
. with the virus of erysipelas.
. This, however, failed. DR..
. Bull admits that there Is
. no known cure, and he says
. he does not wish to have his
= agony prolonged by opera
= lions to relieve.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
JAPAN HAS CAPTURED THE
WHOLE UNITED STA TIES NAVY

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 19.-Sixteen
great, white, glistening American
ships of war fell into the hands of
the enemy" today.
We are theirs.
The yawning guns of the fleets
of Togo and Sperry have belched
their fire and smoke, but the mons
tiers of death spoke of peace and
good will.
Our happy surrender is uncondi-
tional, for Japan has seemed to
open her heart as well as her
hands in this, the most triumphant
and dazzling reception that has
been given to our ships and men in
the world cruise from Hampton
Roads.
The trip of Admiral Sperry and
his officers to the seat of govern
ment at Toxic was a series of con-
tinual cheering and ovation from
the Japanese people and the school
children.
At Toxic the officers were greet
ed with the national anthem sung
by 10000 school children in Eng
lish. Representative of every de-
partment of the Japanese govern
ment met the Americans in cordial
greeting. The officers were taken
to the imperial palace and the
magnificent ceremonies of the wal
come to Japan were formally
opened.
Under escort of 20 of the mika-
dos splendid ships, with the heroic
and world admired Togo on the
bridge of the flagship, the Atlantic
fleet glided through the serpentine
channel into Yokohama bay in col
umn formation, the proud Connecti-
cut the lead
During the run through the tor
tuous roadstead, great guns &C.
claimed the welcome. The low, dull
blue hills of Yokohama were alive
with cheerinc laps. Flags of the
two nations tered from every
pole. From the gates of the land
locked harbor the water swarmde
with gayly decked sampans,
launches, sailing craft, yachts,
barges laden deep with excursion
lists of all classes.
From every side the cries arise:
"Usen Banzai" and Nippon Ban
zai.'
Who, in the midst of this demon
stration, could stretch imagination
to war between these peoples
Maybe it smolders in the dim, hazy
future, but in the midst of the
color and excitement of Japan's
greeting today it seems an absurd
ity.
From the moment that Togo's
welcoming fleet was sighted at sea
the demonstration has been on.
Following the ear splitting volley
of national salutes at sea, Togo's
ships came about in two long col
umns and stretched themselves
like Gordon around our ships
then sailing in squadron formation
1t was one of the most wonder.
full and impressive naval peace
spectacles ever witnessed.
The official welcome, extended
first by Togo and then by the
mikado's representative and fin
ally by tn representatives of the
cities of Yokohama and Toxic
made of the first honors of the
stay in this part of series of bril-
liant receptions and stately formal
exchanges of courtesy.
If all the plans of the tenter-
tainment of the officers and men
of the fleet are executed in the
next few days, the Americans will
have little time for sleep or rest
after the long run from Manila
Japan proposes to Guido herself in
the gorgeousness of her display
and the magnitude of her enter,
tainment. From the admiral in
command to the boy in the stoke
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
LABOR LEADER KEEFE
AND FEDERAL JOB

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Daniel
j. Keefe, whose declaration of sup
port for Taft started a lively cam
paign controversy, is one of the
big figures in the world of organ
lied labor. He is president of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
KILLED UNDER TREE.

MURRAY, Idaho, Oct. 19.-Pietro
Fillipili was killed Saturday by
falling tree at Eagle while cutting
timber on his ranch. He leaves a
wife and five children.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
HINT FOR THE HOUSEWIFE

The white Of an egg beaten stiff.
with one apple grated fine, and SUI
gar to taste may be used as sub
stitute for whipped cream over
gelatine desserts or as soft icing
for cake.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
WEEPING WOMAN GOT
HIS $500

LEWISTON, Idaho, Oct. 19.-F.
H. Carey, farmer living near
Southwick was fleeced of $500 by
a fearful eyed maiden, who asked
his protection to her fathers gate.
Carey describes the girl as good
looking. Neither money nor girl
have been found yet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
STATE UNION OFFICIAL
SPEAKS TONIGHT

Charles Perry Taylor, Tacoma,
secretary of the State Federation
of Labor, will address the Spokane
Central Labor union this evening
at the regular meeting on topics of
especial interest to labor generally.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19

If some men knew half as much
as they think they know, they
they wouldn't have such exalted
opinions of themselves.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19

1t Is not easy to reform bad
man, neither is 1t easy to button q
dress in the back, yet some women
try.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19

If woman sees things as they
really are she may drive her hus-
band to see things double.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-19
MIR. SKYJACK, FROM MARS

E VISITS THE EARTH AS A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT AND
MAKES WIRELESS OBSERVATIONS IN HIS NOTEBOOK
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAS
New York. Januarv 3. 1

BEANS AND PEAs.-Buyers showed very little in
0-fsy & ad the @ aTt w Il m nS ne %iy Rd a
strong as it was early in M the wee Red o ndasy
tions California na tending in buyers favor Scotch
ReS e quote IN BEAHs 1907 choice per buse
go 30 q g Sd SS 90 81 s. 2o do medium 1907 choice
81 27 g 81 c 50 DO eS49 50 80 s3oa DO common to good
sea 81 20; white kidney 1897 choice 81 500 s. 70
81 s 81 9 90 ,9G7 black oGta 5Ge sSpP So eos @ as 81 %
California 50 so: PEAS. Scotch. 1907 bags. 81 45G
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. 1922 pkgs The scar scar
et for such and it. was easy to get oc Iof anyn1g
lot Of high score butter brought a iiste more
light movement and are uninlproyed Not much doing
IS Quite plentifui rather easy Factory shows
further change and mere Is seI fss Gnp pa M h 30
do extras 29Q 2912c; do rsts 263z sc; do seconds
do extras 2els a y c do hrsts. 24a25zc DO seconds
p 23c: dairy tubs fresh rnest p a 2sc; DO
l9a 2oc; do seconds !. 90 ~ % 90 1t ft @ % srrts
rolls fresh 70 choice l6a l9e p Pqehing lh stock
CtIEEsE-Receipts to-day, Lac boxes Trade is
fairly active for the season as so many dealers have
pi b1IyiDg as the year IL hardly fairly opened
yet E9d e f es cream T'e Cheese FINE Skins in fair demand
s 1 sr9e @ cai for cheaper grades Liverpool cable:
quote: state fun cream small eooIra @ha "4l, h &
good To prime 14la d15c DO late made; best II
90 90 f g5sol do feir to good easc: common. al2
a. I.c: 90 fun Skins. 1e2c- ., -
EGGs-Receipts to-day. 15o38 cases Arriva!s are
many OF goods reported todf1F
eS earlier In the week The proportion of fresh gath
erd stock IN supply 'is large. but seems 10 De
eeirnt cor urgent needs Is disposed 70 buy
st4ad az present prices The market is sustained @rd
I.,Ss for dav advfces of little
e,ck coming fairly active and firin
State. pennsy ly2na and nearby. seieHt~d
mite fancy 32d5Ic do good - choice 2tsF3le, 90
brown and mixed 291f3ec; do rsts -fH-sc Nast
90 ard southern fIrSts:
5 seconds 25n2fc; thirds. 2224c; refrigerator fancy
lbsftlc; DO ttrds
..2s1rEi. -. ~, Frfar-1- faTI4e: lined. 13slsc.
plenty. bal sit.s4d. To-
hest grades Canberries firm Strawberries NOR e.y an
o"et T5.,ss-i1itx ,.eak We quote: APPLES per
hi 81 a5Gs4. PEARS Duchess. per hpl s-.gS4; 90
D. basket S1sgsI
I9Tfa fape f5d per ba4. S1ess: do per crate 81 -1
r., Jersey per bbl. S56s6 do per crate SiaSI %
STRkWBFRRIFS Florida, Pc quart - soe' - -
I.'-isa rer boy = 81. TASGERlNt~s fipfii 55si
,rr sa4S5. MANDARIHs Florida per s1eap 81 9es!s4'
rATeUsiAS Florida. strap x a-E1S o.;
FLORIDA quart. f0fi2ac- III
ia Isr box s2aS5: PINEAPPLEs. Fla~"A H~r .fai>
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, January 8 1908.
indiadnf 10 cars for export alive i5 for siaushteTers
and 10 for the market making With the cattle held
supply and far demand, and ruled firm TO 1oc higher:
common bulls and thin cows firm to shade higher.
prime at s. s. 65 per 100 tb including
NesSera steers al 2 at oxen asss at - e S ops s al at
some demand at ~ a954G per 10 for native sides
live cattle selling at IL tops at London at 13c
dressed weight; refrigerator beef easier per 10
6 ncad 400 and Dq quarters a se Of
3 Of be ae2 fafe f2F Stern y sam
The st Louis viii 1900 quarters of beef for
mour and 1000 q%arseTs for he MOTHS Beer
Is kseP for T pebac making me the total s6p
anasf from @ R cattle eaf foT & 5e seep end d
Of beef. ali ports Great Britain. with
take cattle shan6srE Son. 1lA
n s. 50 per 100 81 o66 d sss @
At s. 20 20 do 1I47 e- p a, S. q y!rgins do 1o51
n, At 81 25: DO 1913 p at s. 1G dc. 1850 il:
i DO = $50 g p at 81 81 40 ,o de- e $50 = at g. lSss n 1850
50 s.: do 1875 H. So 50: II DO. 1oIe II, 50 4O
= do o54 u. at IS 80; do, 9o3 H. at s. 20 do
at s8 10 do 0s7 h at s. so; DO 1850 h. at 81 75
5os@ r. at a. @ @aSi % t. T T s. Il d. sss s
Newton & Co; 1s Chicago steers. 124s lbs at s. So
393 iss qS 81 b: 81 ias = s5 p:
at 50 ag 5o5% si s os a9 135S IS B
at So 30: % DO lO41 lbs a. 50 20; do, 900 lbs at
6, DO ~ 1929 bs at 81 do SO lbs at 81 50; do
5 nj son ao 6so Oh s Steers 5ao lbs at 5 ss
Kerns co!nIHssion Company: 20 Western 1lee
CaIvEs-Reeeipts were IS head. including So for
s and i % for and the % % re
2 ss s3G Id a % "a per zoe s fe Choice
60 SO & sas @ at s. 81 few D a. 4o calves % at 81
"a iel2c for country dressed
60 - rcr 100 lbs: Pennsylvania calves 81
Mcpherson & Co, veals, 10 lbs at 50 80: do 10
vearling. 40 lbs ct 81 %.
gonq ssaPn9n Se2 Lin lbs vert at s1 cars
O64 head Including for saughterers 10 for
the market making with the stock held over Yesterday
eascd off closed quiet but about all the offer
taken Common TO choice sheen sold at 81 80
rne5fun TO choice lambs Sc T5dS7 90: eus So
Dressed firm at 7a94c per fb; dressed lambs
In light supply. but wanted. and selling slowly
al ssl4 Commission Company: Pennsylvania
lambs 80 10 81 62a 100 10 2Io Ohio do
II f at 81 do 80 ~ at se 10 223 Buffalo DO u
e. 20. o34 do 81 % Indiana do. 81 n at 81 So
PENNSYLVANIA cus 4s 10 at 50: Indiana do. = No.
9t f n n "a az s. 10: DO se n at So sheep
=. 81 10 - do n 81 so 81 Pennsyvani do. I'D
Newton & Co: 1s2 state lambs 13 lb. at 81 90: 20
state sheep. a4 II. At 81 -
Tohin q shannon: ~ state lambs 1s 10. al - 10
3 Judd { Co: Pennsyiyanla lambs. lam Y h. at
Searnrs. ri. 80 ID, at s. CO. Pennsylvania sheep 100
lb. at 81 coo -, -, g..
sranehterers except few head. Feeling full steady
and auotations were s. 50 s. per 100 III Country
q ssles-Tobn 3 shannon state pigs "a III average
ut 81 so per 100 ~