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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
MONSIGNOR LUCEY ON
"CITY BEAUTIFUL"
Discusses Needed Improvements and
Makes Comment on Good Work
Done by the "City Beautiful Club"
Editor Graphic:

Editor Graphic:
The ladies of the town in their work
OF making city beautiful have turn
ed their eyes to the court house square
and union depot grounds. 1t may be
some years as railroad improvements
go before the promised eating house
will be erected on the north side of
the depot and the ladies may have am
pie time to plant there flowers and
shrubs and see them grow into beauty
in the lapse of years.
The plot of ground north of the
court house is a more inviting field
OF work for the ladies but for one
thing which the county only can rem
edN. Until a substantial embankment
is made. nothing in the way of bean
tl1lcation can be undertaken. A stone
wall extending the full width of the
square and placed upon solid ground
Ii solid ground can be reached short
OF China, or upon piles or as in Chica
go on a gridiron of steel, would al
most complete the work. Two or three
terraces could be easily made and the
ladies' would be fully justified in ex-
pending money and labor in adding
the touches of landscape and art. But
until such an improvement is made.
their work would be waste of en-
ergy.
1T may be very truly said that such
an embankment would be an expen-
slve affair, requiring five thousand
dollars and possibly more, At the
same time it will have to be done
sometime. Even now it is merely a
question of dollars and cents. It is
well to remember on the other side
that one or two acres of land could
possibly be reclaimed from the river.
which with the present property of
the county would become a valuable
asset. 1t is probable that is such a
step were taken by the county, pro-
perty owners east and west would be-
gin t. continue the work at least by
plllng. s.-.4.pa-s-sJ. "Af.--LUCEY,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
Diamond Dust.

Third Baseman Green and Fielder
Lighton have been released by Man
ager Beaver. They did not accompa-
ny the team to Poplar Bluff Sunday.
Frank Taylor, another local star, went
with the local club and appeared in a
Pine Bluff uniform Sunday at Poplar
Bluff. He secured hit, got four put
outs and one assist. beaver played in
right garden, Clayton went to third
and Pittman performed the shortstop's
duties R. Taylor, known as big
Liz was in left. The locals lost
the Sunday game to the tune of 3 to
>. Harry Rue, a crack third base
man, will join the club at Poplar Bluff.
The crowd that witnessed the Hot
Springs-Newport game at Hot Springs
Sunday was the largest recorded in
the State League circuit this season.
The grandstand and bleachers were
overlooking with people and a major
ity of the Hot Springs fans rooted tor
the visiting club. They say thew want
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
Southern League.

Montgomery, Thomas ana
Messitt; Atlanta Mckenzie and Hurl-
burt. Umpire, Pfenninger
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
+ i. T. j. = f. !. + :. !. f. + f. = i. !.

Joe Lat1ing to Julia Wright, war-
ranty deed, $50; pt lot 4, Alls add.
o. VI. Worthington TO i. O. Knox,
warranty deed. $50; lots : and 10,
blk IS, VI. J. SOULS add
y. b. and w. \. Trulock to Marshall
S. Trulock, warranty deed, 81; lot ,,
blk 10, lie he 10, e, 8; lots II. II, -.
19 and 20, blk /; lots /, ., 4 ) and 6,
blk .; lots /, ,. ;, 4, 8, 10 II and -,
blk 3; lots I >, 3. ) and 6, blk Z; lots
9-14 blk s; lots 9 and 10. blk 10; all
blks II, 16, Is, 10, a, % and 26, NJ.
J. Hammetts add.
Grant Lumber Company, S. b. Nc
Cartney, president, and Robt York
secretary, to Bluff City Lumber Com
pany. deed, $4,000: lands in Grant
Jefferson and Cleveland counties, mill
etc.
W. F. Campbell and wife to w. c.
Turner, warranty deed, $1,400; w IL
ne. Sc he sec 80, /. 10 and pit Sc NV
80, 4. 10; II Sc and sw Sc %, t. Il;
$50 acres.
A. NJ. Davis ct al to Lula NJ. Davis,
quit claim deed, SO; all that pit L.
NV (west of Canev Bayou, Is, 5, 10;
IS acres.
Lula Davis to f. Waits, warranty
deed, $3.50; lot 1, being ne ne 16 and
pit II NV Is, ), 10.
L. o. Knox and wife to +. Waits,
warranty deed, $500; pit lot ., blk
6, Parke and Worthen's add.
J. Renwick Campbell to Prince
Mack, warranty deed, $40 lots ) and
6, blk 6, E. j. Waters add.
Jno. r. Allen and wife to F. w. Eek,
mortgage, $3.50; lot 6, blk 3, Fin
nerty's add.
Geo. Hinton and wife to McEntire,
Morton & Co., mortgage, $3.50; ne sw
"A, l. s.
D. w. Boyce and wife to S. Gels
reiter, deed of trust, $1,000; pit lot 4
Sc sc s, 6, 8; pit sw Sc s, 6, 9, acres.
f. E. and Lula Perry to Mary C.
Taylor, deed Of trust, 5000; pit NV NV
| H. 6, g.
Prince Mack to Randel Crosby, deed
of trust, $3.50; lots } and 6. blk 6,
e. J. Waters add.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
L Where They Play Today.
he Bluff at Poplar Bluff.
lena at Newport.
genta at Hot Springs.

BAL fans say the Pine, Bluff team
yesterday. No game was played
EPoplar Bluff because of rain in
+issouri city. They figure that no
at this time is a victory for
$ocals. No game was played at
Springs Monday because of rain.
pta was there to attempt to push
Springs down the percentage lad
Put the contest did not material
: Pine Bluff team will play the
3game of the present series at
Bluff today. Beaver and his
vii then go to Hot Springs. They
lay off Wednesday and Thursday
>lay three games in the Valley Of
IS with Riggs fast bunch, Fri
Saturday and Sunday. If good
Ter prevails Sunday a large del
Pm OF local fans will go to the
rs to witness tho contest.
Pine Bluff club is being
ethened daily and good news is
yea from our boys before their
They showed improvement in
hitting at Poplar Bluff Sunday,
pstly errors lost them a hard
game. Harry Rue, star third
F. was to have joined the team
plar Bluff yesterday and ]. Matt
er, twirler of note. was also
Pere to don a white uniform. The
OF Green and Lighton by Deav-
Turday leaves two important po-
on the team open which will
gu Immediately. The Pine Bluff
re still confident that Pine Bluff
ih the pennant, regardless of
Poor success since the opening
State League season. Only
alhes have been played and while
pcals have captured only one
IS expected of them from now
port added another victory to its
Yesterday by defeating Helena
Newport diamond. Pine Bluff
ave to win only few games
ehd the percentage ladder and
'nuslasm among the fans here
fadually return.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
NOTICE.

All owners of vehicle and dogs are
hereby notified thai license on same
for the year 1908, will be due and
payable on or before June /, 1905 All
licenses for special privilege will eX-
pire May 81, and must be renewed on
or before June /, 1908. Call at COL
lector's Office and renew license on
or before expiration.
A. G. RUSSELL,
City Collector.
Office, hours :" w.. City
Hail Build'- '1-30t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

New method of laundering lace cur
tains for hotels and families. Finest
fabrics beautifully done equal to new.
Will call and deliver. Old phone 6SS.
House No. sol Missouri street.
4-30-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05

Batteries-Little Rock, Walters and
Wood; New Orleans, Breitenstein and
Stratton Umpire, Carpenter. Game
called on account of darkness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05

HENRY MARX co

Columbus, Ohio, 80,
HENRY CO.,
en-0n the 18TH November,
wi
Of the regarding go-
outfit to andbu
hundreds dollars
I1eurc ~
1 nd
by
that in
S for the
and
Nnety-six in
So o
enough to
1--we may
to
W. Hotel
Is Shows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
How They Stand.
Yesterdays Results.

TVSVVIUHy > INNSUI0Ss
IMPORT 6, Helena 2.
Ne Bluff-Poplar Bluff; no game;
i Springs-Argenta; no game;
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
BASEBALL

Il II r
Newport .......... ..........6 @
Administrations, Gross and
Schmidt; Newport, Blackwood and
Ritter. Umpire, Crowley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05

Arkansas State League.
Bluff at Poplar Bluff. Game
ned; rain.
ita at Hot Springs. Game post
rain.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-25
Rivalry Of CIeverness
When Reilly And
McFaddea Meet

Prospects for some great battles on
the Coast in a short time are more
than eclipscd by the interest which is
being shown in the McFadden-Reilly
go which is on the boards of the Cen
trail Athletic Club for Saturday even
ing.
Jack McFadden. the lightweight
champion of Hawaii. and Charlie
Reilly. the crack boy from the Coast,
will furnish l5-round affair. which
promises to be one of the best ring
exhibitions ever put up in this city.
The strength of Reilly is continual
surprise to the people who drop
around to the boat-house to see hin,
work out. He is not only durable,
but he is In the very best of condition
right now, and is fast on his feet.
Today, he finishes hard boxing, and
Will save his hands through the rest
OF the week. In fact, in getting
ready for 15-round match, a man
| cannot be too careful of his hands
1t Is well removed from the short.
bout game-is, in fact, to be abou,
the longest battle ever seen here IL II
I" u y Il :: q :: u Il u y u :. :. :: q 8,
ing the right hit ut the right time
and may be counted as one of the
batters or The triangle league. Fer.
nandez has been taking more and
more to the bunting game, which ha.
rot been so extensively used here in
any previous season as II has this
year En- Sue is another successful
hunter. Bert Bower has broken
again into the game. Burns has
shown up as the classiest shortstop
the local fans ever had the pleasure
TO see. And some notable playing ha.
been done in many games.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-25
'; ; ::::::. NP ORT
Racing
Wrestling
Rowing

goes the limit, and there will be ev-
cry reason for having good hands
when the tap of the gong announces
that the big match is on.
McFadden has not been working
hard. The little Hibernian has box
ed number of times here lately, and
was not very far from condition when
the bout which is to mark the end Of
the week was arranged. SO he has
been doing comparatively light work
right along. Still, he is an old hand
at the game, and is saving his mitts
as much as Reilly Is. Jack is taking
the water and massage route at the
Hotel Baths. He is enthusiastic and
says he feels simply great.
All Of which is gratifying in face
Of the fact that Reilly is in a mood
to match, and that the public is find
Ing It hard to pick a favorite.
However, as the better-known man
McFadden is probably to be ring
side choice. There is sort OF local
superstition that no man in this place
nor anyone who is likely to come here
is good enough to beat McFadden at
the boxing game. But then, Reilly
has formidable record. He is u
man who wins his fights. and the
number of knockouts which he has
ucored in the early .ounds of the
bouts In which he has figured prove
clearly that he is fighter, and that
the crowd may expect him to wade
In II he appears at all.
McFadden is the knockout kid.
With deal of cleverness. he never
theless has short, steamy punch
which does worlds of business. In
fact, II he Is the winner of the bout
Saturday, IL will be on account of
this short-arm work as much as his
great ability as boxer. For Reilly
Is also boXer-it remains to be seen
II he has the Furnishing power of Nc
Fadden. 1t will be recalled that at
the last show of the Central Club,
McFaddcn put Sailor Morch out with
comparative ease, though the sailor
had certainly gotten in the most
punches. They simply lacked any
power to hurt Jack, while the sailor
got the full benefit OF everything
passed out to him.
= = =
A notice was handed to the sport
ing editor this morning, stating that
the meeting of the Kapiolani Base
ball League. which was to have been
held this evening, is postponed until
further notice.
q q q .f.'
The Kalihis defeated the Paipahus
and the Oahus Sunday.
% q - tr
Wailukus, IL; Kakaakos, 10. ..
] ""For Rent" cards on sale at
Bulletin office,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-25
Entire Group
1.27 inches.

Weather In Honolulu clear to
partly cloudy weather prevailed with OF inch OF rainfall 81 below
ga, minimum ~ and mean 10, 'S
and oe' lower than last weeks The mean
winds obtained each day with an
hourly velocity Of "a miles The mean day ON
"' e', WV REMARKS CORRESPONDENTS.
following the of station Indicate the do
which the weeks report closedD ''F-e
......... ~. ISLAND OF HAWAI- t..
pu,k.a Ranch (2O-Ran dates amounting to 15S
than during the preceding week. Mason ~
1877 inches 80 inch above the average
weeks The rainfall at the mauka station
Kohaia Mission cloudy weather obtained with rain
and weeks The mean temperature was
N,.,, ,ao-Tbe mean temperature occurred
2S inches Ito above The
average and as last weeks-F C. Paetow .,.7.H
and toaed 2io inches ia
during the preceding week. and 19 above the average
The mean temperature was 731'-P " kundsen 49,
ookaIa GOETHE temperature 72s Ram fel on hve
dates-heavy the 17thand oaed 364 inches LID
24S than last weeks-W G. Walker
Laupahoehoe 2Osmooth and calm excessively warm wealth
weeks and oS inch less than the average
e. W. Barnard. $751;
Papaaoa dates and amounted to
than during the preceding week-c McIen
rs inch less than the previous weeks
Elliot.
Hakaau GOETHE temperature 5A Rain fell the
first four dates and amounted @ inches LOS less than the average
and rs inch more than last week's-J Fraser
Papaikou 2ORains occurred daiyheavy 215 inches the
17tand oaed 4s inches 241 more than the previous weeks
GOETHE temperature
inches last weeks,
and 23 inch less than the weekly average C. Lyman
Ponahawa t2oRan occurred Ave dates amounting 32
inches ZIG than during the preceding week The temper
716o.-I. f. Gamalicon.
kaueeau tl9-The temperature rs Rain fell on five
and oaed 800 inches 6 than during the previous
I.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-25
Santa llaras to Leave
Tomorrow But Game
Goes On

Enough baseball is in sight to keep
things going all winter. The Santa
Clara baseball team departs for the
Coast tomorrow on the Alameda. but
the Keios will stay over another
week, which will be time enough for
the League TO get ready for the sec
Ond series. And things will thus go
merrily Oh through the whole time
until the winter leagues are ready to
start.
The Santa Clara boys, according to
original plans, should have left on
the last Hilonian, but stayed over to
finish all the special baseball which
could be squeezed in. All this helps.
There can be no doubt that the
Santa Clara boys go away little dis
appointed that they did not take the
Cup for the series though they won
more games than any other team.
But, then, they have gotten some fine
press notices on the Coast. and have
helped advertise their team by the
trip down here. and have done n deal
for the cause of sport; so the trip
can't be counted as loss.
The Keios go away Monday of next
week. And then the baseball fans
will be treated to the second series OF
the Honolulu League. with the old
interest in personal averages. and the
rivalries for trophies which have
been somewhat laid aside during the
triangle league series.
Meanwhile, though personal aver
ages of the players have not counted
this time, II is interesting to notice
what some of the men have done
Sam Chillingworth, for instance, has
come away up in the hitting list. lie
has, furthermore, been lucky in max.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-25
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
HONOLULU, Aug. "a, 1908.
GENERAL SUMMARY.


SUMMARY.
generally than those OF
weekhghr reported from the hamakua
Waikiki districts Of Maui the
the central portion Of the H'o districts
Of the Puma distret OF
Changes TO- 49, reported from the
portions the Ho districts OF Hawaii the
Wauku district Maui the Waianae dstr
koolau ana portion Of the kona districts OF
Kauai
The all sta
the Puma and the south
Ho districts Hawaii and above the
the kohaa Haaku and extreme northern portion o. "
Hilo districts OF Hawaii
in Hawaiko
o extreme northern Hio t1a5 central
to alta, Puma and kona o18 to o23
and kau OBJ and Kauai -o6 to -oeT
several districts
2s Hamakua 24o, Ho 12o to 423
Puma 1893; Mau-koolau 261 to 53
oA3 Hamakuapoko 5s Hama 222 kua ooo Wauku
oahukooauoa ots kooaupko DOS to LOG
Honolulu Waanae and Eva o~er attudes
o6 o3i and kona DOS to oo and
Mookai 0.20.
preceding week all stations
portion Of the ho district
Hawaii; elsewhere rain.
districts Hawaii
southern Hlo 075
ISL kau 04 i03 and Maui-Hana 1874
defciencs Hawaicentral Hilo OBS to
OIL Hamakuapoko and Hama
Wailuku 600 016 Oahu-Waanac EVA
koo!aupoko o5s to 1s6;
1885, o72 os2 eastern kona 1877 and western
o06; and Mookai o45.
following weekly temperature and
I.I.A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-25

""For Rent" cards on sale a,
Bulletin office.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 2.-cATTL-Receipts estimated about
$500 head; steady: steers 81 75G$7 Is; cows
50 4o$5 25 heifers S8GS6 bulls 81 1888 calves 500
81 50; stockers and feeders. s. ee9S4 SO HOGS-Fe-
quality steady sc higher others wanted choice
heavy shipping Sc 7bGS5 80; butchers s6 0qS6 90 light
mixed. SIS 403s6 55 choice light SO 609S6 So packing
IS zGaS6 co. pigs S4S6 95 bulk of sales S. 16S6 So
SHEEP-Recepts estimated about 1000 head market for
steady lambs, i0c So 51aS4 o0s
lambs, S4qs6 20; yearlings. s4as5.
East Buffalo. Aug. 21-CATTLE-Marke slow and un-
changed. VEALS-Recepts. see head; market active
and SOC higher SeGS9 So HOGs-Receipts, 800
head market fairly active strong to DC higher heavy
mixed ST6ST 10: Workers. S69S7 10; pigs S3aS5 SOC
roughs, 50 50d$6; dairIes SBG$6 IS SHEEP AND
LAMBSFecepts 100 head; market active and steady
unchanged.
Cincinnati Aug 21-HOG-Aotive: sG10c higherI
butchers and shippers ss s5ds6 90 common 81 663$5 10
CATES+eady to strong: fair TO good shippers - 20
Gs5 so: common S24$3. SEBEP-Stea1y: 81 25GSA
LAMBS-Steady prime; others; $3fS6 90
Kansas City Aug 21--CATTLE- Receipts 1890 head.
including zoe Sutherns- strong Choice export
Western steers S3 60G$ 60 sockers and feeders 81 so
@S5 Southern steers. SO 1904 .; Southern COWS 81 @
IS 80; native 81 25qS4 2s: native heifers SSF$5 D
bulls 81 4os3 80; calves. So GSe 2 fIoS-fsecelpts
$500 head market opened &c higher; closed weak Top
So sales SO 409ss T5; heavy. S6 s59s6
s. 509S5 -. SHEEP-ReeeipJs 5000 head; market
steady; lambs $4QS5 15 and yearings So 75g$4 30
Texas yearfngs S4d$4 so; sheep, So 509S4 10;
steckers and feeders. IS 25as4 so.
Plttsburg. Aug 21.-CATTI1E-Suprly light; steady;
choice s69Se %; prime 50 65gSe sHEEPsupply light;
6s3; lambs S3 5OGS6 VEAL CALVES, s79S7 75. HOGS
Receipts light; active prime heavies. mediums Sass tS
81: light Workers. Sc 406Se 65 pigs, 50 %
ass 90; roughs. S5gSo-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
pzrLROAD STOCKS DROP.
pumars about Rock Island and st.
IIozlis & San Francisco FoElozc.


~. ,hsrp decline IL the Rock Island ana St
-,s & San Francisco shares yesterday gave rise
= Trash crop OF ruTnors that reorganization Of
= CORNER road was impending 1t was said also
-. che relations between the two companies were
= 90 cordial as they might be and that because
- ss state OF affairs the future OF Frisco fnanc-
= rras not SO promising it might be. These
-7v,-.s were Isughe6 at In official quarters how
- snd 81 interest prominently identified with
-. s~s1s-a said that Wall Street might Just as
- make up its mind that the maturing obliga-
IS of both roads would be taken care Of at ma
sur5ty-
zzsu Street evidently could not reach this concIu-
- for the stocks continued without support to
-. end Rock Island preferred after opening at
- sropoed 10 as and closed at 2S54 a net loss OF
:. -osnts for the day. The common sold down to
"a s- which il closed, being IL points
9, T,uis & San Francisco second preferred lost "a
,s,.s on the days transactions. closing at 20
nan who was a party TO the negotiations which
-ss-,,ted II the United States Express Company
sr,soo system said that the for taking the
s,,trsct away from the Wells Fargo company vas
- hscsuse ot the anfagonism OF E Il. Hartman
70 IS e dominant factor IL that company, toward
-. controlling interests the Rock Island system
.,,- because the Wells Fargo people insisted on g
.on+ract ior twenty-fOur years. On the other hand
:. said the United States Express Company Of
sr-e5 70 make contract for q much shorter period
.rs under more favorable terms for ths railroad
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

sgers loo suarsm m Of ssst sos 81 me s sI,. as.
c9nPany ny and the ST. Louis TO to iss same go vii sz tse
berger and $50 quarters for Armour Co. making With
previous shipments total from this port foT the wee&
aeef. Sc g p ,sS Sem S5sss
iso h. S g @ s. 8 s las a n l' at Is co. i DO 1893
~ at Sc esi do 1904 r. at s5 % - ,.o, :, :.
g IL s d is 1d B. a 4 50 50 Il S h0 " as os
ss e7ts ss:T ls5' p 's
do. 13oa Ib. at 50 aS: Do 1as2 n. q 50 @
So ao do s1foi 1913 n At ''ay 6 s,Ss 80,
u c. Curtis Son: bulls e's n at So 8o' do
CALvEs@Reoelpts were 227 head, including les
as @ sr ve9s sold a s. 80 cs,Es. per Il 100 81 m ss
Dressed calves arm cy dressed veals selling at sGlsa'
salesJ g Curtis Son: q yssls. l4s 10 average at
90 per loo %.r r. so Is. n i.,. at s. ,ss 7s
Newton : @: West Virginia calves. eos rO. at So;
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceiDts were q pr
for the naaret In with the stale stock 2ss cars On
sale all at Jersey City Sheep were in me Moderate dsana
a o9e e oo970a to prime m shesP s1a single Gsek o.
choice DO Al SIS Dressed mutton steady At oGeo par
sales-Newton Co rs west virginia lambs s -. q 10 70
at 80 s. per 100 l6 2ea de- 70 81 r. az 20 D ~ G
70 at Sc 5o 23a DO H. at Sc 5o virgtna do 81
Re Virgins ssa1 sss s. b. ana at s 50 do
Mcpherson 6 Co.: 243 Virginia lambs, y ID, at
SO so; 156 do. 72 To- So 1e do SO To- at 81 90 %
Virginia sheep 1oe ID. at IS so; DO 13o H. at sS
Kerns Commission Company: 454 Kentucky lambs.
II ID at SIS 90; COZ Virginia do 80 ID S5 so: 4s
Virginia sheep. SO II, S.
Tobtn shannon: 2es West virginis lambs II I5;
SO 75 234 Kentucky do. 81 H. So 20; 24b 90 %
H. at IS 25 West Virginia sheep 100 10. at 81 20;
1 Kentucky do. s5 IL, at So so
Fred J. r1ratz 2iT west virginia lambs 20 ID. at
Sc so; 81 lb. So. West Virginia sheep. 12o
lb 81
Shippers ConTnissiOn Company: 2s1 kentuoky
lambs. Il h. Sc T5 IA DO, 65 h. at So I9 Mary
land do 72 h. at s6 So 200 Virginia do 81 H. at Sc 80
S Judd & Co: 231 Kentucky lambs. Il ib at
s5 242 DO. 6S Ii. s5 SIS; IS Indiana sheep 15e
h. 81 10.
signed direct to saughterers Feelng non1tnaly rTn
Sales (ell late yesterday)-Rerns Commission Com
psny; 3S mixed Ohio hogs, 12e Ii at ss %
per 100 III: so roughs 250 II. at s5 so
s. Judd & Co: 46 Pennsylvania hogs, 14e 10. az
S7 1 rovEhs. go a 10.