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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01
Democratic MEETING Called.

A meeting of all democratic can
didates and committeeman, as well
as democrats generally is called at
Turner hall at O'Clock Thursday
evening. A large attendance i:
earnestly requested.
BERT CORKEN, Chairman.
r. w. LAMONT, Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01
CLAIMS SHE
FEARED DEATH
Young Wife Says Her Husband
Threatened to Kill Her
Before Marriage.
LIVED TOGETHER A WEEK
In Bill for Divorce She Charges That
Her Age Was Misstated and
Spouse Was Cruel.

That her husband secured her con-
kill her if she refused, that he falsely
stated her age in securing license,
and that he was cruel to her during
the one week in which they lived t.
gether after returning to Rock Island
from st. Louis where they were mar
ried, are the charges made in bill
for divorce filed by Mrs. Agnes Gal
iisath against Henry Gallisath. The
complainant, formerly Miss Agnes Bor-
deau, alleges that she had known her
husband but 10 days before their mar
riage. and that when she refused his
proposal of marriage, he threatened TO
kill her. She declares that under fear
for her life she accompanied Call
saith to st. Louis, and was married
there Feb. ], this year. She says that
She was but II years old Oct. 20, 1908
and that under the Missouri laws It
was impossible to secure a license
without her parents consent, so Gal
lisath stated that she was Is years
| old. She declares that during the sim
gle week that they lived together IN
on returning to this city her husband
Ratchet, and Feb. threw her clothes
into the street. She stated that her
| husband is 50 years old. Schriver &
| Schriver are the complainants solici.
tors.
Other Bills Filed.
/ Ill
vorce from Charles Claspell, claims
that he was cruel to her. They were
married in Moline Nov. Z, 1902. Schriv-
er & Schriver represent the complain
ant.
| Mrs. Katie Nelson alleges that her
| husband, Fred Nelson, was cruel tC
her. and struck her with his fists. She
asks>for divorce. They were married
Oct. 8. 1901. Schriver & Schriver are
her solicitors.
Mrs. Minnie Drake has filed a suit
for separate maintenance, alleging that
her husband, Frank e. Drake, deserted
her May "a, 1907, two months after
their marriage. Her solicitors are
Schriver & Schriver.
Wife Was UnfaithfuI.
That his wife, Mrs Inez Bucka1lew
was unfaithful, is the charge made by
John Buckallew in a bill for divorce
filed in the circuit clerks Office today
He names John Wilson i'm the bill
They were married at Dunwreath
Iowa. May 26, 1891 Harry NJ Nc
Caskrin represents the complainant.
Frank d. Schmidt claims that hi.
wife, Dora, deserted him Dec. 23, 1906
and he has filed a bill for divorce
They were married at Clayton, Mo
April IS, 1903. Ludolph & Reynold.
are his solicitors.
Sues Regal Ncighbors.
; praecipe in suit for 81, 100 deb
and damages has been filed by Alder
Huber for Mary Ellen S. Peterson
| against the Royal Neighbors of Ameri
ca. The claim involves an insurance
, certificate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01
REMOVES HIS OFFICE HERE
O.. Y. Cervin Establishes His Office
in Safety Building.

Olof z. Cervin, architect, who has
been located in Moline for the last Is
years, has moved his Office to this city
and is located in room 401 in the SAT
.ty building. Mr. Cervin has been a
resident of this city for some time.
Mr.. Cervin designed and superintendent
the building of the Safety block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01

Charles J. Smith hustles for the of
flee of police magistrate like he does
everything; he can't just help it, 1t is
the spirit of earnestness and determi-
nation that is in him. The same dom
inant traits will make first class
police magistrate. He will discharge
his duties quickly and he will be ear
nest and determined in his actions.
S. A. La Vanway is taxpayer and
a representative citizen of the Third
ward, such a man as will make a
creditable alderman.
Vote for the democratic candidates
for justices of the peace and constao
les and break UP the justice shop sys
tenn in Rock Island.
Henry J. Prick will be reelected
alderman from the Fourth ward, strict
ly on his merit and on his square dea
record He has subordinated all par
tisan questions to the common welfar,
lof the people of the ward and thei
Interests. The people known a goot
Ialderman when they find one and tina
lis the reason that Mr. Frick's re-elee
ton is certain.
4 P. F. Meenan. the democratic alder
lmanic candidate in the Sixth ward.
lone of the best known and most rel
Preventative young men of the ware
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01

Show your appreciation of a deserv
ing man by voting for Jack Aud TO
assessor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01
Claim Open Letter is a
MEASUREMENT
To the Republican Voters of the 18th Judicial Cir
cult of Illinois:

There is circu
that 1.-The
advocating the reelection OF
the w H. Rock its
the n
committee their
OF
Said
candidate
allied for that hedlG
at the supervisors Respectfully,
in the o RockIs and.to JACKSON,
which meeting every member of B.. CONNOLLY
| Rocks landc excepting l.. HAAS.
for judge invited c. L. WALKER
incl each
names appear signed to the said j. X SCOTT.
Executive Committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01

c. l.. Speckhart is Second ward
taxpayer and deserving citizen. He
should be elected alderman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01

Down in the First ward they are
going to show their appreciation of a
good alderman by re-electing John
HolZhammer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01
Sues Regal NcighbOrs

A praecipe in suit for 81 100 debt
and damages has been filed by Albert
Huber for Mary Ellen S. Peterson
against the Royal Neighbors of Ameri.
ca. The claim involves an insurance
certificate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01
CHAT OF THE CAMPAIGN

Democratic meeting at Turner hall
tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01

Vote for Davis and Grotegut for as
jistant supervisors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01

If you reside in the Fifth ward give
Billy Cochran your vote for alderman
He deserves it and will give a good dc
count of himself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-01

cept that it has brought about the
feeling indicated by Alderman Tue
kis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

and Is causativo OF discrimination be-
tween the Officers upon which it is to
operatc. 1t in effect declares that the
law shah not operate upon the large
majority of county Officers in the
counties of the state, but shall oper-
ate upon the officers OF three or -FOUR
counties only The very few are there
bV excluded from the privileges dc-
corded 10 the many, This the legisla-
.ture could not do. The constitution re-
uuires that an laws of "a general ma
ture shall have y uniform operation.
SECTION il. Art. 4. Where particular
persons are excepted from the opera
ton of "a general law. IL destroys the
uniformity of it's operation. OMNIBUS
n Co. ~ Baldwin. So Cal l65. SO IT
is said in French v. Toschemuker. "a
cal s44: The legislature cannot dis
crimtnate or grant an indulgence To
one which is not accorded to another.
Every general law must have a UNI
form operation. that is to say, II must
npcratc equally upon all persons n
upon an things upon which 1t acts at
.au' Besides. the section OF the law
which produces such effect i7 spoCial
and iuvsI legislation, me objection
.abl, 10 subdivision 20. art. a. of the
constitution. AS. therefore, section =
OF tho act of 1855. (p. 1875, ST 1881
has tho effect or destroying the uni-
formit, af She operation of the law
and is special and lotht in IT, char
actrr. Al Is au unconstitutional proNl-
sion Christy st. Board of Sup'rs, 80
.Col 3. That being the case the petit
TONER is entitled. during his iucun-
bcncy in office. to the compensation
awarded him under the act Of 1883.
Judgment and order affirmed.
concur. Morrison, G. J.
Ross ami N,rick. j. j.. tconcurring'
We concur jon the Judgment on the
ground that section 4 Of the act oi
1875 Is i'm effect "a special law as re-
suerts the countless therein referred
60 which. by the twenty-uinth suhdl-
vision ot section IS of article . ot the
constitution the legislature Is proh'e-
ltcd from passing
In McCarthy n. com lio Pa -t5'
the supreme court of ieunS>l'0ni,r
speaking Of arhitrary or Niusory elas-
sluoatton. Says
1T. indeed legislation we've 10 be
recognized as t.citimatc. vain would
Dee the constitutional prohibition ut lo-
cal ur special laws But lttlr i0g'u u-
Tad. in TIE way sf So-cailcd ,iassifica-
zion would b. neryssufy lu order to
Isolate every single county borough.
ward. township and school district tn
TN, state. ana provide for each ITS own
I,r.sf .anH.F
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

%tutional provision and the
IS Go the people of its disregard. ! do
not think it to be a safe principle OF
construction to adopt that the general
form Of the Legislative enactment may
save it from condemnation: when a
willful and impolitie. or unnecessary
purpose to evade the constitutional
mandate Is to be seen through the
transparent device. That would be too
fraught with danger TO the efficiency
Of the constitutional provision
IN re. Henneberger. 155 y. y. 421.
on what can it be said that the
classification made by the proviso I'M
der consideration was based? Why
should the act have been made to go
into effect at once for the treasurer
and assessor of Bernalillo county. and
not until two years later for other
counties? If reasons exist, able and in
g%enious counsel can be relied on to
find them, but in these cases the only
reason suggested by counsel for such
a classification is that it would nat
urally be more expensive to assess or
collect taxes in a large county thai
in a small one. That is probably true.
but II was no more or less true Janu-
airy |, 1907, that it was January l.,
1903. and could afford no reasonable
ground for subjecting one county to
the effect of the act two ears in adj
vance of the other counties.
The circumstances OF this case well
illustrates the injustice which may be
caused by such legislation. The act
was not to go into effect except as to
Bernalillo county until January J.,
1903, a date significantly near the OPP
ching Of the next session OF the as
sembly and on February 25 1909. the
classification by percentages provided
for by the act, was repealed, and it
therefore never went into effect as il
VISA enacted, so as to diminish or ar
feet the pay OF any treasurer or as
SCISSOR in the territory. unless it is neld
10 have been valid to reduce the com
pensation of the treasurer and assess
or OF Bernalillo county alone, and for
the term only Of those who then held
those offices. Legislation so clearly
within the prohibition of the act of
congress of July, 1856, and so plainly
illustrating the evil which hat act
was designed to remedy, should not be
sustained by the courts.
CSignedl IRA 4. ABBOTT,
Judge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
SUSTAINS MORNING
JOURNALS POSITION


Continued from Page +. Column ~
p. IN. until five O'Clock a. IN. of the
succeeding day, no water was delivered
into the mains in amy quantity, but
was pumped into tile reservoir. By
this latter means the quantity, of wat
cr In the reservoir was increased from
nine inches on june 2Sth to six feet
ten ana one-half inches on the morn
ing ef July .. 1909.
ON this date at about ten O'Clock 1t.
m. your commission again visited the
water Supply plant and found with the
pump IN operation a pressure of not
exceeding thirty pounds, The commits
sion then made . our through several
of the principal residence streets of
this city. continuing said tour until
about 4.30 y. m, and discovered not
less than seventy-five MIGRANTS open
and water distributed from the hose
connected thereto and in some cases
there was no nozzle attached to tho
hose but lying upon the sidewalk and
the water running into the ditch in the
street Without going nto further de-
tail on this matter your commission
saw where one hydrant was open con-
t|inuously flooding a vacant lot.
Your commission also ascertaiued
from personal observation that the
same condition prevails as Just above
referred to. outside of the city limits.
Relieving that we are within the
limit of our duty for which We were
appointed. we beg to submit the fol-
lowing as our observation during the
time when q fire was in progress on
south Second street today Three
members of this commission respond
ed To the alarm to ascertain the
amount of pressure obtained during
the progress Of the fire.
We discovered a decidedly INSULT
cicnt pressure and determined to
ascertain, it possible, the reason
therefor. one member of the COM
mission Immediately made a trip
through h western portion of the
city lying between Central aVenu
ana Marquette and from Fifth street
to Twelfth street and found seven
teen OO garden hose open and
lawns being irrigated therefrom.
u within the bounds OF propriety
this commission respectfully recon-
mcnds the immediate passage of an
ordinance imposing p PENALTY for the
needless use Of water during the pro-
gross of "a fire, that Is to say, from
the time the fire whistle is sounded
until the users OF the water may as
certain for themselves whether the
fire has been estinguished. This can
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Detroit Court nars Sentiment.

Detroit. july le.-This case will he
tried according to the evidence and
not any sympathetic fo~ur-flushius" dee
eitred Judge Connolly today la order
ing the year Old daughter of DIT G.
Is Eossa'o. en trial for shooting his
nephew q OF tne cour room.
The COURTS order foiioUc ed an affoc-
ting scene between father and daugh-
fUF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

onymous letters TO her husband and
neighbors, Mrs. Carrie Schcwe. wife
OF William s. SchaWe. kissed her chm
drer- farewc8 today ndthen hansel
herself. She was dead when her
children found her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

81 Louis. July te.-Rathvr Imam
face ~postoffice inspectors who chars
her with having sent threatening an-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". 3. Hi5bs & Co,
nenbers q the Chicago Board o. Trade, Hi55s
Buildinz Is Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago Nov. IS--Wheat opened \ 70 y higher
Tor Deccmber. and = % = cant higher for Nav.
with moderate buying by locals indicating a short
The Northwest b@loF the clossng 6S1res q YES
terdsy On The break coamission houses ard local
r-ofcssouzs ABSORBED the offerings. and a Tallv ~
4 full cent took place when new buying aDp>ared.
offerings having dried I'D Enough people are
friendly 20 wheat apparently 20 buy g. the weak
sots and vait for rallies 90 Eet cot and they have
done 40 quite sucsssflily Of ate. A. pressure nom
real wheat has been light Minneapolis and
Duluth markets keTs along with OUTS. while Win
neper and the Southwest drsgErd behind. Casa
premiums IN Minneapolis shaded easier. Kansas
CITY 70 n 1lis lower for cssh. with poor demand
SClh0aui reports demand from miigrs EacE-
Local car lots Is. with % estimated for to-nor-
TOW
Corr opened steady u shsds higher. sold ~
= ard recovered pan n the decline when wheat
advanced The weather was good. and reports
week a. various points. Cash hOusss TepcTt hi
ne more disposition on the Part q ne country u
sell corn fc~ shipment.
Car lots S. With IS estimated Pr trmUrpT.
Oats prices have changed u ONT AL day, show
iuz lark a. news and interest An easier tone was
discerufbie in the cash market Trices bring about
4 cent lowe- With a poor shipping demand.
Local reccip-s IL czTs with % estimated fOr to
mnrrow.
Provisions opened CD sharply on a bullish show
ing. The demand was below tho recent avs1Ee.
and selling hv packers and stock yards interests
turned the market downward. sDd the closing
showed sons declines Les urgent shiprirg demand
ard tina prospect Of a frcsr hog increment in the
near future vSre he weakening faetor~
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. Is-BUTTER- Recrtpts 50z
paczages- Tone huler on fancg creamery than u
has been any dav this week but prices are no
higher. Held butter selling fairly well Prpc-s
dull. and genruIlg IN buyers favor. Ladies are
quiet. Creamery special 3li7 asked Extras. 20
bid; frs,s. Ban Creamery held specials. = asked.
held extras. % asked.
CHEEsE-Reoeip.s. isu bazes The marie:
IS rated strong On September cheese Octohcrs are
hardening. but arc unchanged in prce. SKINS are
STEADY. state fuu cream specials l6issl7a. Pun
cream. September. fancy l61s bid.
EGGS-ReccIIts S436 casrs Frrsh eggs such az
VIII slit high-cass trade. are firm. but 10 higher.
Storage egEs ure In heavy Offering and easy az
lAte prices. Nearby selected white fang, asa
20. brown, mixed. fHur, Ea40. fresh gathered
extra hrsts. &a13, frush gathered fTsts, 5ayI;
fresh gathered seconds. EaS
NILK-Tho wholesale prcs Is Lg pr Nauar
MILLFEED-Steady. business moderate Spnng
bran l0olb Sacks. % arrive q So standard mid
dLngs 80. city bran 900. in bulk: Western I'D
dog. $50, IN arrive, winter wheat bran, In lob.
sacks % arrive. &S.
OATS-strnger; trade inactive. No. uhite-
IS. No 8 white s5iaai5; No. 4 white. iiai5 natural
and clipped white IN tracks 4isiS4
FLOUR - STEADY; moderate trade. KEnsas
straights. 5l5a5S5. I'm sacs: soft s-ights 5soa5 So
IN barrels spring patents 5i5z5 s.. IN barrels.
spring clears. 475a5o.
RYE FTOUR-Inactivc. unchanged. Good %
choice hands quoted AZ spoasT
BUCkwHEAT FLOUR-New. 20 arrive Is
quoted az 29a18. with slow trade.
CORNMEAL-Steady; moderate dealings KIN
dried. f0r export, 155 ooare meal, IN bags. Lea
LA
HAY-Becs.pts go tons. steady. fair business
Prime timo,hy LOO, No. J. IS: No 2 80, No ;.
SZrsH
STRAW Receipts. 30 tons; st-ady; po7r inquiry.
Lcng Tyc. eOa9Gi1.
BEEF-Steady; moderate trade. Family. ASA
l500. packet. l200al250
PoRK-Fi7n on small sc-zN Mess. 2 -5a6O0
family 800aEOo
bARD-Quie, and Irregular Prime Western
i2-5. city. l375, refined coutrent. l&05; South
American. 1875, refined Brazilian, kegs. I565, olso
stsarine Is, lard s,oarne weak. New N0rk l3al5is
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-19
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.

T. I.
WOODWARD s. LOIHROP' lniorrna'ion
GoLDENEERG $. Inrormntio2 Bureau
J. ECHT & CO.. Cashiers Office.
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau;
S. KAHN. SONS & CO, Information bu-
=. A. wrLIBoURN. 12li wisconsin ave.
MODERN PHARMACY, 9Th and = SIS;
CARPENTER & DUNLOP. 18th and Cir
NICHOLS PHARMACY 18th and Pa av.
EUTLER & FIELD, "a ana Indiana ave.
CONCORD PHARMACY, j. y. NooolOlu'
Prop. lM6 New Hampshire ave; NV;
CHARLES G. HORNUNG, .htIsl,a an
Pharmacy. sw. cor 7th and NJ SITS NV.
(. NJ WAGNER. LIST and II SITS. NV
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, cor. 9Th ST. ano
Z. l. ave. and r 81. NV.
JOHNSYON'S PHARMACY, III n. ) aV'
= T.. WELLER-S PHARMACY. 1854 NJ
ATKGNSON'S PHARMACY, nth and u.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, Sd and q stS; Nv
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleas-
McNU 1T tCiiiGAE STORE. 1895 18th st.
TAYLOE'S PHARMACY. 9Th and = sts.
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9th and ) sts' NV
ASQUITHS PHARMACY, ISIS llth a..
p. ]. LEATHERWOOD, .Jl6 l4th 81 NV
STOTT & SNYDER. 18Th and G SITS. NV
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY,
corner n. y ave and y. Cap, 81. ny.
DAY & co. $ PHARMACY SStn, 9nq v.
YARNOLDS PHARMACY. SiOl l4th s.
KINGS DRUG STORE, Vermont ave-
and l st. NV.
NORTHEAST.
JOHN r. BUTLER. 40l Stontcn place ne
&. J. ERALSE. 9Th and X SITS. ne
-. y COURTNEY. Il5 North Capitol e.
McCHESNEH & JOACHIM. % and r.
McCHESNIcY & JOACHIM. 6th and f,
c. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th
and 3 SITS. ne.
CHARLES J. FUHRMANN'S PHAR-
MACY. Sth and +. Capitol SITS. ne.
BLUMER'S PHARMACY. n. Capitol ana
SITS. ne.
SOUTHWEST.
Y HUGO EISFNBEISS. 7th and p SITS.
MILBURN'S PHARMACY, tn and II SIS.
SOUTHEAST.
PURROWS PF ARMACY. 1901 Pa. ave. Sc
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and SITS. sc.
,. y. WELLER. Sth a.d 4 SITS. Sc.
GUY Al. NELLY. 1lth and ats. Sc.
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON, 18th and New
ton SITS.
ANACOSTTA
G.. p. BURY'S PHARMACY, cor. Monroe
and Jefferson SITS.
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR. SIC King ST.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b ". Il Hibbs & o..
members a the New York Stock EHchangv, Hibos
Building Is Fifteenth street northwest.
NCw YORK. nor. R-AftPr In early advance a
decline IN o1tton started around O'Clock on a
rmor that the National Giuners Association figures
would be larger than expected one Memphis dis
patch intimating that the quantity would -
$4,000 bales
Among the Other bearlsh factors Is The fact that
the Urice is high as il is Then Liverpool was
weaker than expected. and its SPOT sales were stIn
snail Private cables from that market forecast
some temporary reaction. The stock here IS steadily
Increasing To-day 2JO bales werc added 10 il.
This makes 80 bales In two days and l6 000
since November l. though November is 3 points
under MAY. facts which hears lay considerable
emphasis Liverpool and Memphis were selling
rather freely. II Was rmc7ed that a prominent
southern bull was hluidatinE. Wan Street vas
s0idng near months and buying the distant
Futures advanced u 9 points reacted and de-
Gincd Is % Is points. rallied slighty. and closed
steady after estimated sales Of 5000 bales
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-19
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore, Nov 1a-Quotations furnished BY Bal
tmore Funt and Produce Association are as fol-
lows.
BUTTER-CreamcrJ separator. peT ID. SA5: i'm
taton. 25a26: prints. i4lh. Ss4 do. lib. 53aS /;
blocks. 2lh. Der n. SaS3. dairy prints. Msg-
land Pennsylvania and Virginia per n Gla2l
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania. and nearby Arsts
per dor. 90: do. Eastern Shore. Maryland and
Virginia, g; do. Wez.sr1 frsts %. do. West Viz
sinia q. do North Carolina. s.
LIVE POULTRY-old hens heavyweight. per
H. l3; do lightweight Ter II, l2Igts; old rOost-
ers. per 10. sac; young chickens, chcice per h..
lq5al5; rough and poor Is; ducks large. H. l5als
snail u turkeys choice H.. l6is; old toms H.
u: rough and poor. n. llal2 gsese. Western and
Southern. H. L: do. Maryland and Virginia b.
IIal2: do Kent Island. H.. LaS pigeons young.
pair IS; do. old, %; do. wlite pekins per h. Ia
Il, guinea fowls. old each, 5; do. y0ung Ialis
lbs, IS
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Nov. ls-CATTLE-Reoeiuts liz
head Tone Normally steady Tor all sorts and
grades Dressed beef slow AZ Salih per III. for
common IN choice native sides. Texas beef al 6aS
ALYES-ReceiptS 20 hcac No trading feeling
steady Dressed calves active and finn. city dressed
veais sails oct ID country dressed. sails; dressed
gassers 1asla-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts. 296s head On
light receipts the market was active and sheep
steady. lambs firm quality considered Sheep sold
Al g5 per 100 lbs culls az 80: fair tn good arbs
7OoaT IS Dressed mutton steady az SalO pe- 10
dressed lambs firm az l0al3
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