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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-11

mainder of reports referred to police,
jail and fire committee.
The motion was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote: Aye-Cannon, Davis,
Ferguson, German, Gfeaney, Kelly
koehler, Mcdaniel. Magner, Meehan
Scullin and Williams-12. Nay-None
Alderman Koehler moved that Al
deman Ferguson be empowered to
have necessary repairs made at fire
station No. 2. The motion was adopt
ed by the following vote: AEGEAN
non. Davis, Ferguson, German. Grea
ney, Kelly, Koehler. Mcdaniel, Mag
ner Meehan. Scullin and Williams
H. Nay-None.
Petitions.
Rudolph Stecher Brewing Company
made application to the council te
transfer the dramshop license hereto
fore granted it at lot Is, block |, city
-315 Ohio street--to Louis M. Gold
man. which application was accom-
panied by the state and city retail
liquor dealer bonds of the said Louis
M. Goldman at the above mentioned
location.
Frank ], Fitzgerald submitted his
bond as wholesale beer dealer for the
remainder of the year 1910.
George Mackenroth, police con
stable, and William o. Griffin. police
constable, submitted their respective
| bonds.
Alderman Scullin moved the appli
cation be referred to the police, jai
land fire committee and the bonds t
! the finance committee and a recess o
/ five minutes be taken. The motion
was adopted unanimously.
After recess the police. Jail and fir
committee reported recommendin!
that the dramshop license OF Rudolph
Stecher Brewing company at lot Is
block /. city-3l5 Ohio street--b'
transferred to Louis Nj. Goldman. Al
derman koehler moved the report b.
| received and recommendation con
cured in and the city clerk instructed
so to transfer.
The motion was adopted by the fol
| lowing vote Aye--Cannon, Davis
Ferguson, German, Greaney, Kelly
koehler, Mcdaniel, Wagner Meehan
Scullin and Williams-12. Nay--Nono
| The finance committee reported
recommending the approval OF bonds
las follows: State and city retail
| liquor dealer, Louis M Goldman, 10
Is. block /, city; wholesale bee
dealer, Frank ]. Fitzgerald; officia
bonds, George Maekenfoth. polic'
constable, and William O. Griffin, pa
lice constable.
| Alderman koehler moved the re
ports be received and bonds approved
IA recommended The motion wa
adopted by the following vote: Aye
Cannon, Davis. Gerguson, German
Greaney, Kelly. Koehler, Mcdaniel
Magner. Meehan. Scullin and VIII
liams--~12. Nay-None.
/ / The nv. F. Halliday Estate petition
ed the council for permission to OK
cavate In the Poplar street paving a
Halliday Park to repair water pipe
(which petition was accompanied by
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On motion of Alderman Greaney the
report was referred to the finance
committee.
John Sheehan, street supervisor and
pound keeper, submitted his report as
foil VS.:
Cairo, Illinois, January 81. 1910
To the Honorable. the Mayor and
City Council, Cairo. Illinois.
| Gentlemen.
hereby make the following repor
of persons who have paid their dos
licenses for the year 1910. during the
month of January. to-wit:
No. /, Ben MeCabe; No, 2, Ben Nc
Cabe; No. 8, Mrs. W. Hoffman; No, 1
Mona Smith; No. S, A. r.. Hansley
No. 6, c. N. Weleh; No. T. Mamie
Taylor: No, s. Ethel Wells: No. 3. w
]. Johnson; No. 10, LOWE Day; No. II
Capt. Bennett; No. IL, Ed. Hager; No
Is. James A. Law; No. 81, Rev. G. NJ
Babcock No. So, Sam Roundtree; No
| SO, II. c. Florence; No. 81, Barry Dun
can; No. SIS, j. A. Naugle. No, SO
Phil Eisenberger; No. 81, Georges
Smith, No. So, Fl. s. Gregory.
81 Checks sold at $500 each i, $42 o.
Treasurer's receipt attached. IL OF
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN SHEEHAN,
Street Supervisor and Poundkeeper
On motion of Alderman Greaney the
report was referred to the comptrol
lef. Mi
Andrew Whitcamp, Police Magis
trate, submitted his report showing
$2T7.00 collected in fines in January
1910. On motion of Alderman Davis
the report was referred to the city at
torney and comptroller.
Randall Jackson. ]. ~ reported hay
ling collected $4,000 in fines since las
report. On motion of Alderman
Davis the report was referred to
city attorney and comptroller.
| A. ], Ross. ]. P. reported collect
| ing $500 in fines since last report
On motion of Alderman Davis the re
port. On motion of Alderman Dayi:
the report was referred to the cit.
attorney and comptroller.
NJ. s. Egan, city marshal. reported
1876 arrests made In the month D.
January, 1910, which report was
signed by the sergeant or police anl
the several police eonstables. On mo
lion of Alderman Scullsn the repor
was received and ordered filed:
NJ. Lutz. city jailer, reported feed
ing prisoners GO meals before anC
356 3avs after trial and Ito day
worked by prisoners in January, 1910
On motion Of Alderman scullin tn,
report was referred to the city attor
ney and comptroller,
Fl. l.. Wedding. captain fire station
/, reported responding to IA fir,
alarms ami "a patrol calls In January
1910 and made, requistion for SUP
plies as follows 6 sacks oats, | saci
fcorn. 20 bales hay, s bales straw, Il
Edoz bars soap and shoes for horses.
Richard Jones, captain fire station
Q. reported responding to IL fir
alarms in January, 1910, and mad,
requisition for supplies as follows
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HOME WEDDINGS.

For a girl who has few friends or q
limited income q home wedding Is
prettier than chuxch ceremony. In
cidentally much money is needed to
make the latter successfui-artisically
unless the building is full OF guests.
While, on the contrary. a home SER
vice may be CHEEKY and picturesque
without large expenditure.
If the room In which the ceremony
is to be performed Is long one, 1t
should be so arranged that the copul
may stand at one end. If the room
is square. better effect is gained by
using one corner
LII order that special place shall be
defined for the bride and groom one or
two large palms are necessary. The
plants height gives a nucleus about
which TO build; a partition. as it were
Near the palms a rug just large
enough for the clergyman and wedding
couple to stand on trust be laid eata-
cornered to the room. 1t must not be
jammed against the wall for the space
must be left for the minister. Either
at the back edge of the rug, or In tht
center, must be arranged something
or which the couple can kneel during
part of the service. When this j:
put down, white fur rug laid over
il Is effective and most practical.
A few flowers should be put abou
the room in vases and jars, but whet
money is an object II may be remem
bered that few blossoms frequentl,
are quite as pretty as many.
At home wedding that bride rarcl,
has more than one attendant, and II i!
not necessary that she shall have any
A best man Is rather necessary for tn
bridegroom, for the former Is usefu
as we'll as ornamental. That Is mat
ter, however, for the individuals Il
decide
Ii the ceremony Is held In the da.
the bridegroom wears a frock coat
white waistcoat, striped trousers.
white ascot tie, regardless OF the styl
of the BRIDES costume,
The procedure OF entering differ
little from that followed for a churcl
wedding, except that the family, @
some members of 1t, greet the arrivini
guests, If but few are invited, Tn
| brides mother may do this, or wal
and enter the room just before he
daughter, The guests assemble in
| formally a few moments before tn
hour set for the ceremony, and tall
together until the clergyman enter
| the room to take his place. lmmedi
ately afterward the bridegroom an
| best man are expected to 60 to tn
| temporary chancel, the way bein
left clear for them to do so withou
walking among the guests. Once the
arrive. the bride comes in on the arr
Of her father, or whoever Is TO give he
away and goes directly TO the clergy
nan, as he would in church. Afte
Tie regular routine Is continued, III
father standing by the bride until h
gives her away, when he goes 10
place by her mother
At such small wedding congratu
lations Immediately follow the eere
mony, It being taken for granted tina
the guests will permit the mother an
father TO be the first to greet thei
daughter. The bride then talks to he
| friends.
ANY refreshments served are info'
mally arranged in the dining room an
after they have eaten. the guests ar
expected to leave. except those VIII
hay been specially asked to stay TO Sc
| the brides departure.
I
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-11

When the fowl acts dumpish, has
poor appetite. and seems general
out of sorts. 1t is best to pen 1t alon
for few days and give good physi
An; ordinary family liver pill is Q.
canent for this purpose. Such pr
caution will generally ward eff Sc
ions spell of sickness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-11
BY Contrar ies.

"weIl, discharged my boss last
night"
Discharged your boss?"
Yep. In dream"
They say dreams 60 by eoEtrar'
les"
That's what found this morn
Ing when the boss said goodhy."
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-11

A duckling does not know how Z
get out of danger. Insead 1t will b.
come panic.stricken and remain cas-
prey for the enemy. On the contrar,
a chicken is always on the alert, scan
pering off to some hiding place tn
moment 1t hears some strange noise
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Alderman Meehsn moved the report
be referred to the finance committee.
The motion was adopted.
Fraak b, Armstrong. city treasurer
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submitted his report showing amounts
received. amounts disbursed and bal
sanee remaining in ais hands January
III. 1910.
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Alderman Meehan moved the salary
bill be allowed as read.
The motion was adopted by the fol.
lowing vote: Aye-Cannon, Davis.
Ferguson, German, Greaney, Kelly.
Koehler, Mcdaniel, Magner. Meehan,
|Scullin and Williams-t2. Nay--None,
The miscellaneous claims and ac
counts were read and, on motion OF
Alderman Davis, referred to their re-
spective committee
Resolutions and Motions.
The following resolution signed by
Aldermen Kelly and Cannon was In
troduced:
Resolved That an arc lamp be
placed at the corner of Twenty-sec
ond and Walnut streets and one al
the corner of Twenty-fourth and Syca
more streets.
On motion Of Alderman Scullin the
resolution was referred to the street
committee.
The following resolution, signed by
Aldermen Cannon. Greaney. Magne'
and Kelly, was Introduce.
Resolved, That an arc light b.
placed on Twenty-sixth street be
twee Holbrook and Park avenue.
On motion Of Alderman Meehar
the resolution was referred to the
street committee
Alderman Meehan moved that TIL.
chairman of street committee ant
the city engineer be instructed t
proceed with washing the streets IN
der arrangements formerly made will
the Cairo Water Co.
| Alderman Greaney moved as al
amendment that the engineer ascer
tain the capacity of the street washe
and that hereafter the city pay 70
water used In the washer at mete
irate. The amendment was accepte,
! by Alderman Meehan, The motion
was adopted by the following vote
Aye--Cannon, Davis. Ferguson, Cor
man. Greaney. Kelly Koehler, Nc
Daniel, Magner, Meehan, Scnllin an
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Ernest Nordman. city comptroller
submitted his annual report showing
receipts and disbursements for the
year 1909 as follows:
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bond as required by ordinance.
Alderman Meehan moved that per-
mission be granted to do the work
under the direction of the street com
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IL bales hay. sacks oats, / sack
bran.
Alderman Seullin moved the redui-
sitions for feed be allowed and re.
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Alderman Greaney moved the re-
port be received and published with
the proceedings The motion was
adopted.
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Williams-12. Nay--None.
Alderman ,Meehan moved to a.
journ. The motion was, adopted.
The council then adjourned.
RORT. A. HATCHER.
City Clerk.
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Women and Business.
Thank heaven women have no bnst
aess habits,--G B. Shaw. !,
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FROM WHAT souRGg

From Corporation TAxes, .,,....+.. ..,..F
Street Taxes a-*e.5..s +...t.~. .'..t'5
I. Dog Tax ...4..4 ..-...t.t.....-,s +.
g Road Tax ...... ...,.-...
49, Mtscellaneou~ Sources, ...,.-.s. s...#
g # nes, II ABlrdcol- troui II Taylor $50
Hota Lic nae.. .,. ..as. +.+.. 10, .
4 Restaurant and Eating House License
- saloon LinansR. ..+ .....t...... .4,..t.
q Druggist L quor Licsnsr. ..... .....s.
q WhoIesa u Liqa r Licens 1879. ...,
Refunded by alexsnd G, UNITY j.
y Trsafanca Agants' Tax ....... ..@
!" tiotel, II II. and Staaa boat R'ai'rs Lie
9 Pedd..r's License -e......
4 Show an Exhihit ieense
= Opar House Licensa -........
Y Theatre Lice ,Ae y, ...,......,.. ~.
= Street Oar License, ...,....,...t.,.
Il Storage Of Oil,.,.,, 49,. ......s
4 HarK, Wagon and bay Licen -. ,..N
Y Wharlboat L'c+Ase .... ,...t,
Paw Broker l.lcans' ...,.
~ Lumbar Yard Iieanae. ,......
q Billiard and Pool Tahle L eense, 800,
Junk AID SeooHd Hand Deaistt Lie
Rafandedb q Governm-nt -.
y sAuctlnnearss Licen-e,, .,.t. ........
+Isrfnnd sd by Rich Construction TO. !.
q Shooting Gallery License. ,.........,
paimiHf III anse. ..,,..s,. ....,...,....
Merry Go Round License ... ......,
stss Rstunded from poplarsst. Tax. ..,,t
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Report appropriated amount
in eachfun
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
Victorious U. c. Fifteen
Awarded Trophies

BERKELEY, Nov. IT. - Varsity
sweaters have been awarded 10 the
men who played in last Saturdays in
tercollegiate game. All the men, with
the exception of Dells. Peart. Wheeler
and Evans have won their big &C. in
previous varsity football contests.
Gold footballs have been awarded
to each man. 1t has been the custom
to give gold footballs to members eoi
a winning varsity football team and
this years team will be the second
team in eight years that has won the
coveted trophy.
The following men will receive
sweaters and gold footballs:
C. A. Allen II H. Fl. Ashley 10 7. Fl. Dills
II J. DwigginS IL. A. Elliot IL. c. Evans II.
n F. Hardy IL NJ. W. Harris Il. r. T. Jor-
dan ~ l. G. Markwsrt 10. NJ Morris fS.
q W Pauly IL c. A. Phleger II. J. A. Stroud
Is B. A. Swartz II. E. l. Watts II. T.
Wheeler '12. S. Peart IS.
The following men who were men,
bers Of this years freshman football
team were awarded their numerals:
A. Adler. J. r. Allen, G. Bailey. 7. Fl. Dills.
d. G. Drake 7. S. Emerson. ". NJ Hale. n. ".
Fleming F.. d. Him. H. Lee, ". King. ID.
Naciise r. McYahon r. F. O'Hara, A. I.
smith, D. UletT C. j. Abrams.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Thursday, November II.
2:o5 p. M, Nor stmr Soveig Bogh. As days
from Batavia, via Moji q days; 1852 tons sugar
to Java -Asiatfc company.
4:5o p. M. schr santiago Mcdonald 10 hours
from Monterey: IL 900 barrels oil to Associated
p M stn,r Argyll Dickson p q Spnrs'fr honTs from
| Port San Luis; oil to Union oil company; Ut
1925 a. M, stmr North Fork. Nelson. % hour,
from Eureka; 100000 feet lumber to Charles Mel
son company.
T:30 u. M. stmr Fulton, Jacobson, 1s hours
from Albion: 416.Ooo feet lumber to Albion lum,
Der company.
7:4o a. m. stmr City of Topeka. Gielow. 21h
hours from Eureka: passengers and merchandise
to Pacific Coast steamship company.
a. M. stnlr San Pedro BenedfSsen 10 hours
from Moss landing: $500 sacks barley to Pacific
Coast steamship company; up river direct.
2;4o a, M stmr Pomo. Lilleland. II hours
from Mendoeno. via Point Arena II hours; pas
sengers and merchandise to Swayne & Hoyt
4:50 a. M, stmr Noyo. Swanson. is hours from
Fort Bragg 33s,G0o feet lumber to Union lumber
company.
5:45 a. M. stmr Geo W Elder. Jessen. sf
hours from San Pedro: passengers and merehan-
1880 a. m. stmr Mann Smith Olsen. 30 hour,
from Coos bay; lumber to {. \. Smith lumber
company up river direct.
9;4o a. m. stmr Santa Monica. Olsen. 50 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to ]. r. Hanify & Co.
CLEARED
Thursday November II.
Br ship Cissie. Crane. Queenstown; G. W. Nc
Br stmr Riverdale Hay. Melbourne via San
| Pedro: Jaya-ASatic
Stmr Falcon, Schage, Portland; Williams Di-
mond & Co
stmr. Tampieo Hannah Seattle; Pacific Coast
steamship company.
Ger ship Claus. Koeher. Liverpool; Balfour.
Fr Ship Amiral cecille, Marchandeau. Bristol.
Eng; Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
SAILED
Thursday. November II.
3:20 p. M. stmr Elizabeth. Olsen. Bandon
$50 p. ni., stmr Daisy. Smith. willapa
1850 p. M, stmr Charles Nelson. Hansen, Sc
$50 p. M. schr o. NJ kellogg. Linquist. Eu-
reka: In tow stmr Charles Nelson
7:55 p. M. schr Monterey, Kelly, Monterey; in
tow tug Navigator.
$50 p M. Br stmr Rlverdale, Hay. Melbourne
$40 p. m. stmr Tampico Hansen, Seattle.
400 p. M. Br stmr Pectan, Grant Port San
4:5o p. M, stmr Santa Monica Olsen, Grays
/ p. M, stmr Rose City. Mason. Astoria and
Portland
II 40 a. M. Nor stmr cuzco Miller. Tacoma
II a. M, stmr Santa Clara. Mcclellan, Eureka
1880 a. M, Ger stmr Abessinia. Rubarth
i;4o p. m. schr Encore. Palmgren. Coos bay.
1913 .. M. schr Bainbridge, Engelbrettsen
i0'' DiaAs WEATHER REPORTS
TATo0sH. Nov. II p. might rain; wind
POINT LoBos. Nov. II. a. m.-Thick and
calm.
POINT RE1 ES NOV H. y a. H--FCggy vino
n. velocity miles an hour
FARALLoNEs. Nov. II. a. m.--Cloudy !;
wind n, velocity miles an hour.
TATOOSH. Nov. II, a. m.-Raining; wind
NE: velocity IA miles hour.
POINT LOB0S, Nov. II, II m.-ThIck and
calm.
POINT LoBoS, Nov. II. ) p. m.-Thck; wind
NV: velocity miles hour.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBoS, Nov. II, 10 p. ms-weather
foggy; wind Me- velocity miles hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
krrir al M trfrA Ar.t ttn
stmr James S. Higgins. hence Nov. Is.
GREENW OOD-To sail Nov. II, p. m.-Stmr
WhItesboro for San Francisco
CRESCENT CITY-Sailed Nor. II, IL NJ
Stmr Navarro, for San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Nov. He. F. Hutton & Co. s
wire SAYS:
The cotton market today opened strong on
hrmer cables. but Immediately turned weak IN
der liquidation OF contracts by yesterdays buy
ers. The greater number of outside traders in
cotton are impressed with the dubious nature OF
financial and bdsiness prospects for the coming
year and show little inclination 10 enter the mar
ket on the long side above the 15c level On the
other hand Spinners have been so impressed by
the extreme bullish reports coming from the
south and which have been given wide circula-
ton by spectators heavily committed to the
long side that they have bought lines of futures
which they are now beginning to liqudate on
account Of the heavy receipts and the increasing
stocks OF cotton in the south from which to draw
their future needs.
with the bullish sentiment that prevails gen
orally as regards cotton, advices that
there has also been much speculation in spots by
buyers In the south, who also long Of futures.
The only hopes for profitable liquidation in such
an instance will depend entirely upon an in
creased demand for spinning interests, and as
many mills in the south. New England and Man
chester are already loaded up with high priced
cotton. which they unable to spin into cloth
at a profit. they already talking of curtail
ment to extend over several months in order to
make market for their goods. 1t is only nat
ural that their purchases Of raw material from
now on VIII be Infinitely small Sharp recoveries
are TO be expected from time to time after ex-
cessive declines. but we think that sales on the
scale up viii prove the most profitable in the
Spot closed quiet. 10 points lower Middling
upiands, l4.Soe: do gulf. 14.75c. Sales 40 bales.
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on
Sports

Artie Kruger. left fielder OF the Port
land club. arrived from the northern
city yesterday to spend the winter with
his folks in this city. Kruger hopes
to be a member OF the Beaver squad
next season, but he does not know yet
what disposition the national commits
sion will make Of him. Kruger is the
property of Cleveland and was only
loaned to Portland.
OWE Overall is very bitter in bis remarks
sD9ui 6g poP Ss s5 b soM sf %1 aesea Ss
says that he viii be in the box for the Cubs
next season II Manager CHANGE wants him.
II One Round Hogan wants to take him on.
Antoine La Grave Is willing 70 DO the light
insists that his charge is a legitimate light
weight and can make 1:s pounds
Pitcher Charley Baum Of the Sacramento club
is connected with well known Sacramento
real estate firm. Baum intends 10 stick 70 the
real estate business till the diamond calls him
next spring
Tim McGrath is thinking about rounding up
at revivlng the game. which had all the sports
going when it was at its height in this city
last year.
They say that Hughey Jennings. manager OF
the Detroit Tigers. Is about through with base
ball. Jennings Is heavily Interested IN a DETROIT
automobile concern and stands a good chance to
make fortune quickly
Dufey Lewis, the Alameda boy, is Of the
very few members Of the Boston Red SOx who
was handed a 1911 contract to sign. Rumor has
il that there will be big cleanout day on the
Boston lineup before next spring.
Reports from Portland say that Gregg. has
not yet signed his Cleveland contract. Gregg
was a hero in this league. vet the Cleveland
management wants the big southpaw 70 work
for $3.50 a month. and he refuses
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Homeland company to Mary A. Smith lots Il
and Is. block IS. Sunnyside; $40.
Henry Claussen and wife to Henry A. Green,
way. 25 by W i2O: s1o
James s. Angus ana wife ct al. TO H. E. Caand-
Ter et al, lot 81. Corona heights: SO.
Christian E. Hansen. deceased (by admins
tratorl. TO Jennie Loewi, lot in S line OF A
street S2:e " Of Twenty yhrst avenue, " so by
Jennie Loewi to JACOB weinStein same. $40
Francis Mulharon and wife to Mary Redmond.
Church. W IS by ia: $40. 40 o
l. Samuel TO Otto Koepp. lot in line OF Pal
metto avenue, 800 W of Capitol. " % by 10;
Thomas Pennington and wife TO John E. Hill.
lot In W line OF Louisiana street, 80 Of Marin,
James WHITAKER and wife 10 AIRS Aura uar-
tin. sixth interest in lot in z line Of We',syer
Charles Blackwell to James whitaker snd
wife ct al. lot in line OF Webster 81 eest.
11O:s $ OF California, 27 by z SIS; $40.
jae. lot in Ne line OF Newcomb avenue, 27s Sc
of Phelps street, Sc 25 by Ne 1o0 SO.
nent company lot IN n line OF Broadway. Iy7 g
of Fillmore street, 5T:6 by 1876. ant oue
Laura n. Taylor to Robert Rhodes. lot ia .
line OF Duncan street 255 Of Diamond, IS By
S III; So
City realty company to James p Holmes. lot
in " line OF Third avenue. l75 Of Irving street,
S % by W 120: So
Rowland Jones and wife TO william Gerke anu
wife. lot in z line OF vassaboro street. f7s = Of
Sunnydale avenue. 23 by 1858. $40
Odd Fellows cemetery association to CtrSt ~
Baudemann and wife. lot in cemetery s2O(
Henry r. Ellis to Nina Ellis lot 10 block 81
salt marsh and tide lands.
Adolph c. Bauer and wife. by trustees to WI
liam cluh company. lot in W line Of Ninth Ave
nue.. 275 s Of street, 25 by W f2o; $40
: Leopold HeringhI and wife to Sol Getz & son >.
lot In y line Of street. 1875 of Tweof,r-
seventh avenue. so by 100. and one 9TH r
piece; $40.
William C. Pomin to Lena N. GulIikseu. los ia
" line Of Eleventh avenue $50 OF Nortsgs
street n 2J by " 120; $40,
The Title Document and Restoration comperr,
to Louis Ferraro. lot in NE line OF Berlin street
30 NV of Ordway, NV so by NE 40; $40.
Home realty eonpany to George A wriga,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

4.s00 head: market slow and weak. Native steers
S4d6. T5: and heifers. S3d5.25; western
steers. S3. .5Ode: range cows and heifers. So. s0d
4.60; Gamers, 50. .7063.40; stockers and feeders
S3Q5.30; calves, $3.25d7.25; bulls, stays, ETC.
$3d4.50
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head; market shade
higher. Heavy. ST.15dT.45: mixed. s1.3S az 40
light. S7.50d770; pigs, s6.5o@I.5o; bulk ol
sales. S730G750.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head: market steady Z
easier Yearlings. S4d440: wethers, S343.65
ewes, S2.906I $50: lambs. 81 25M5.50.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 17.-Cattle- Receipts
5000 head; market steady. Native steers, 81 a
dT.25; native COWS and heifers, So. 60d6: stock
ers and feeders. S375d5.25; bulls, $3@4.30
calves, S4.50Ms25; western steers, S4G5.60
western cows. 81 T5M450.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head: market steady
Bulk Of sales, S140M7.53; heavy, N.45M 80
packers and butchers, ST.45@T.55; light 81. 400
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: market steady.
Muttons. S3d3.T5 lambs "a. .50G6; fed wethers
and yearlings s3G4; fed western ewes, s2.75@