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Enstern LIve.toek aIarket

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-cattle-Receipts esti-
mated ar $500: market steady 10 strong.
Peeres 81 35a7- %: Texas steers. SssOG5;
Western steers s.. 900 $50; stoczers and feed
ers 50 25N s. go; COWS and heifers. S2.2 IS:
calves. S709.25.
T5ocs-Receipts estimated at 10000: market
10 ii 15c higher. Light. S7.35d7.z5: mixed.
81 400 50: heavy. S7.356T.75: rough. 1850
55. good 10 choice heavy. S7-55TT75: pigs.
ss 75dT. 20: bulk Of sales. s7.55GI70.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at $4,000: market
strong Native 81. 400425; western. So J0d
z25. yearllngs. sz-3oQ5 1885; lambs. native,
e sNs 30: western. g4.50n 6.25.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Dec 15.-Csttle-Receipts.
( GOO: market strong 70 loc higher. Native
steers. 81 750T; native cows and heifers. 81 75G
3. stootars and feeders. S4d5-25; bulls. S3 606i
4 -. calves 81 25fI p; western steers 81 25e n
: 81. western cows. S2.75d4.T5
E50cs- Receipts. 1000. market 10 10 l5c higher.
B,lik Of sales $1,000 20: heavy. 81 S. -:
packers and butchers. S7-60nI75: light $1,000
sbeep-Receipts. 5000: market steady Nut
fons ss 2503.9O: lambs. S5.25de.25; fed weth-
ers and yesrlings. ss.5o04.T5: fed western
ewes. ssaS.5o- ofsuA
OMAHA, Dec. 15.-Catue-Receipts. 2,600;
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g. Lndquist of the steamer Wellesley:
Redondo Cal:. Dec IA, 1910.-For the benefit
of those who have not crossed Grays Harbor bar
since the south channel was buoyed will state
that the wellesley crossed out through the south
channel on December at 4:30 p. M, as fol-
lows: The red buoy was passed about $50 feet
w and the south channel fairway buoy was
passed 500 feet to westward The least depth
recorded was Az fathoms, taken from top. of
this sounding was correct. Draft of vessel. 1s
feet ) inches There is a well defined shoa
around peaked top inner channel buoy on
which was heavy break at the time. After
passing the red buoy. noticed shoal water on
port beam This shoal is probably some dis
lance eastward of a line drawn from red buoy to
south channel buoy. The inner channel buoy
instead of being an aid is now menace to
navigation 1t should be either removed or
painted red and black. J. c. BURNETT.
Lieut.. L. S. N in Charge
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MORSE PRESENTS TWO
PETITIONS FOR PARDON
Thousands of Prominent Per-
sons Signed Application

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15-Charles w.
Morse's petition for pardon has been
presented formally to the department
OF justice. One section of the plea
of the convicted New York banker
came in a large express wagon and
was signed with the names of thou
sa ands of persons of prominence. Mrs.
Morse has made another petition for
her husband and this has been pre-
sented TO President Taft by Senator
Hale. The president sent ii to Attor-
ney General wickersham, who turned
it over To the attorney in charge of
pardons.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

EUREKA, Dec. 15--The steamer city Of To-
peka arrived this morning with freight. mail
and passengers. The Topeka Will depart ON the
return trip 10 San Francisco tomorrow morninp
The steamer Santa Clara departed for San
Francisco today with freight, mall and pas
same company also departed this morning for
Portland via Astoria, with freight and pas
sengers
The steamer Aurelia sailed with carpo af
redwood lumber for San Francisco
The steamer William II. Murphy, loaded with
redwood lumber, departed for San Franesc, fhis
morning. The steamer Lakme, loaded with
lumber sailed for San Francisco.
A gas engine arrived from San Francisco yes
terday on the steamer Santa Clara consigned 10
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WIFE MAY USE WEED
AND STILL HOLD HUBBY
Missouri Judge Refuses Divorce
for Cigarette Smoking

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 15.-The
mere fact that a wife smokes cigar
cites is not ground for divorce. ac-
cording to a ruling by Judge Jones in
the circuit court here today.
Robert L. Houk sued Florence Houk
because she rolled cigarettes while
preparing meals and left them lying
about 10 set curtains. bed clothes and
the like afire.
Several times she has gone to sleep
at night with cigarette between her
fingers" said Houk.
Judge Jones ruled that since Mrs.
Houk smoked in her home and did not
humiliate her husband by smoking in
the street there was no ground for
divorce.
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SANTA MONICA HOPES
RECEIVE DEATH BLOW
Port Angeles to Receive No
More Lumber Shipments

SANTA MONICA. Dec 15.-The hopes
of Santa Monica that 1t would some
day become an important port OF entry
appear TO have received their final
quietus through the recent absorption
of the Los Angeles and interurban
electric lines by the Southern Pacific
railroad. No more lumber shipments
will be received at the wharf of Port
Angeles. The long wharf which was
built by Coils P. Huntington at cost
of $1,000.000 will be torn down as a
menace to navigation
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Hay and Feedstuns

An staples under this head continue unchanged.
both As u prices and conditions
Brsn-S30@3I so per ton
Middlings-S34d n sc. so per ton.
Shorts-S3I 80 per ton
oats for feed. S29d3l: mixed feed s25aa6 for
average lots; evergreen chopfeed S2I per ton
Tor car lots and SD for jobbng: llnseed oil
cake meal. 20 tons $40. 10 tons 5000 . tons
Ssl- smaller lots S4l5O; cocoanut cake or
meal an mills, $3.50 in 20 and 10 and S25
sc; cracked corn. s35d86: alfalfa meal. car
load lots Si7. jobbing SIS red star alfalfa
meai, SIS N car lots and s19 jobbing; Modesto
afalta meal. Sl7 in lots and SIS jobbing:
stockton mealfalfa. SIT in car lots and SIS
3oo6lng; Ceproca oilcake meal S16.5O per ton;
csllal-a- SIG IN car lots and $50 jobbing-
Hsy-Ordinary wheat S9d12. 50: choice S13d
y; wheat and ost. S9Gl1. so: tame ost. Ssd
~ volunteer wild ost SSm9. alfalfa. S9M
II: stock hay. s5.50G5.so per ton.
Straw-S5d50c per bale
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Soeciol Dispatch TO The Call

los ANGELES. Dec i5.-Esgs sold well 70
dar on the produce exchange at yesterday s
rrice Cooler weather IS expected 70 tncres Sc
The demand. and rise in price may follow.
Butter was steady The butter market viii TO-
main firm until rain comes according 70 deal
erF Potatoes were rather weak on heavy re-
ceiDts from fbe north
PeceiDtS ~ produce were: Eggs. 81 cases;
butter p $50 pounds: cheese. 2.s10 pounds:
potatoes. 2 $50 sacks onions. 344 sacks; sweet
notsroes 2l5 sacks: apples Jos boxes.
Cheese-Northern fresh. lsd 1910; northern
storage 17c. locals. 1Sc; eastern singles 1sc;
eastern twins lsc. eastern cheddars. 19d20c:
eastern longhorns. 19c; Oregon daisy. 1SGlslHc;
eastern dairy. 19c: Swiss imported 32c: Swiss
domestic 2lm24c- brick cream. l9d20c; lin
burger 1910 20c: roQuefort 36d 40c-
Butter-Cresmery. extra. 36i1e: frsts 32i5c;
ladie. 25c. country. 25c.
Eccs-Local ranch canded. hrsts. Zoe: case
count 36c; eastern fresh 3ec; storage. 2S63oc.
Beans lper ctn-No. ! pink. Sc; No / linlas.
s5T5.25: Lady Washington No J. S4.25: small
whites No l. S4d425: blackeyes $3.50: gar.
vanzas $3.50; lentiis. s..
Onions tper ctil-Northern Australian brown.
81. .G5d1 .75; oregon. S1-s5
Potatoes fDer ctl)-Highland. S1.651l. IS:
Nevadas 81 S.: Lompoc. S2.lod220: Salinas.
s.. 10: Oregon rose. 81: white rose, local $500
IT5: sweets. S2Q2-23.
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Memoranda

A launch (name unknownl went To this
morning from Bolnas bay and is reported u have
broken down somewhere near DuxbUry reef: II is
said that launch had three men IN il; a boat
tried to get to rescue from Bolinas and was
capsized on Bolinas bar. but crew were saved
power boat from Fort point life saving station
has been sent TO the assistance
Later-A boat left Bolinas and picked I'D
launch reported broken down and took them hack
TO Bolinas: also picked up boat that capsized.
SEATTLE, Dec. 15.-Stmr Olympia. preriouslT
reported, Is full of water except No. 2 hold: IS
feet Of water surrounds vessel AZ high water:
stunr Dora unable TO get alongside: lightering
cargo: impossible to vessel: purser checking
cargo: strong wind and heavy sea
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MARRIAGE OF COUNT
TO STOP HIS FLYING
Bachelors Are Ones TO Risk
Their Lives

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-'Tm through
with the flying business. No more OF
that for me. It's, all right for bach
elors. but when a man intends TO get
married, we'll
Count Jacques de Lesseps flung this
remark back over his shoulder Just be-
fore he started aboard the steamer La
Lorraine today. He is engaged to Miss
Mackenzie OF Canada and their mar
riage will be celebrated in the latter
part Of January in England.
Miss Mackenzie is now on the way
to Paris, where the count will Join
her.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Stsndard copper quiet
Spot and December, i2.27Iz 6l2.35c; January.
l2.50d l2.31iaci February l2.30d 12.45c; March.
u. .4oQ 12.50c. London. quiet: spot. E56 los: In
lures. f5T los. Arrivals reported at New York
today. % tons Custom house returns show ex-
ports Of 10.394 tons so far this month Lake
copper, l3d 13.25c electrolytic. l2.75di3c; cast
ing. Il. 5om12 .T5e.
Tin. weak Spot and December. 81. .90673S. .2oc:
January. 3T.ST y M37 -90c February. 81. 81 y a
81 soc; March. 81 .s0637 S0c London weak:
spot. f1T3 lOs futures. ETA. New York sales
10 tons January at 1890. tons January at
37.S71sc.
Lead. steady ar 445G455c New York and
4.51l3 d4.z0c East 81. Louis London. spot.
El3 IS
Spelter. quiet at 5.7565 SIC New York and
5-5505.65c East 81. Louis. London. spot s24
Iron-CleFeland warrants, 49s 10Ihd in London.
Locally iron was unsettled. No. foundry north
ern. Sl5.25d1 1925: No. ?. SI4.75d 1873: No. /
southern and No. l southern soft, 52561j.75.
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RAW ALCOHOL KILLS
BOY AFTER SUFFERING
Trainman Treats Youths tc
Raw Spirits on Trip

SPOKANE, Dec. 15.-Treated to raw
alcohol by a trainman at Camden,
Wash, last night. Albert Merritt. a II
year old boy, drank enough OF the fluid
to cause his death this morning. Two
boys who were with him were i'll all
night. but will recover. Merritt is said
to have taken eight glasses of the raw
alcohol He managed to reach the
depot. trying to get to his home in
Spokane, and died there.
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General NTerchnndise

Bags-Crain bags, 5&c spot and OK a6Hc.
bags. 27Isc for 81 10 and 29lSe for I 10: neece
irvine. &c per III.
Coal-Tennsylvania anthracite egg. SIC per
BAY, s.. Australian house Richmond, etc. So;
Pelaw Main. Sc: Stanford Richmond So; Cum
oerlsnd. SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite, $l5i coke SIC per ton in bulk and
Sll IN sacks.
oil. iron barrels or drums aiLc: speciaI Go,
Joe pearl oil in cases. i5c; astral 15c: star
15e; eTtra star. lSc; Elaine. 2515c; eocene. 1Sc;
red crown and motor gasoline IN bulk l7c IN
eases Pcs engine distillate. IN drums &c. cases
tc more: Sc degree gasoline. in bulk soc. in
nephtha- In bulk lac. in cases 2l1hc.
Oil-Quotations are for barrels Iinseed 81 05
per gallon for boiled and sl.O3 for raw. esses sc
more castor oil in cases. No. ! Tic: Bakers
A. SI.I7mI.Ie. China nut cases s5d75c per
Eallon- cocoanut oil. in barrels 73lH d76c for
Xxx. = n T3lac for No. 1 and 6slk ale for No
.. according 10 quantity: extra bleached winter
sperm oil. Soc; natural winter sperm oil. Soc;
natural whale of, 55c pure lard OIL 81: winter
strained lard oil. 90c; pure neatstoot oil. SIC;
No ] neatsfoot oil. 65c; herring oil, Soc salmon
oil Soc; boiled fsh oil. soc; paint oil, 45c.
5ufpentne-99c per gallon In cases and 92c in
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
ROSin--E. $3.50: 7. SO 35: G. 50 IS: II. So. 50:
= 955: K. Sa.eo; VIC. 5000; WV. 5000 per
barrel of 2So lbs.
Red and White Lead-Red. s5s Gsc; white. 81
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
follows, terms net cash: Standard. ane granu-
lated. 490c: standard coarse cranulated 90c:
trnit granulated. 4.90c: cut loaf in barrels only.
b9oc; II. & 2. crystal dominOs. III cartons in
cases I-90c; do In . Ii cartons in cases S.40c;
monarch bar, 5.25c; tablets. IN half barrels.
5soc: do in . 70 boxes 5.65c: cubes and A
crushed. 515c: monarch. powdered. SC: xxx
powdered. %: candy cranuated. Sc: CORRECTION
ers' A. 1900: confectioners' crystals. Sc; extra
me cranulated. 4.70c: magnolia A. !. Soc: extra
G. 400; golden c. z-30c: D. 4.20c: barrels and
80 ID bags IOc- half barrels 25c boxes Soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags or 100 lbs net. Bar
in IS and 80 ID tins $40 more. in and 10 10
tins S235 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 IL bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows; Granulated basis.
400; 'IiCrade" bar, 5.25c: powdered. DC;
crushed. 5.15c: berry. l. 9oc: c. & H extra fine
graduated. 4.9Oc; coarse dry granuated. 4.9Oc;
confectoners A z90c; confectioners' crystal. Sc;
cubes. 515c; bricks. half barrels. 5.4Oc; bricks.
in p ID boxes. 565e: extra fine dry granulsted
100 10 bags Onlyl. 4.70c; excelsior A. 4.50c; ex-
ira g, 4.4oc: golden c. 430c; yellow D, 4.20e:
cut loaf. in barrels only. 6.e0c: II. & z. crystal
dominoes 10 cartons IN cases. 7.e0c: do 10
cartons IN cases. S.40c. Additional per 100 lbs:
IN barrels and so ID bags. 1oc more; half bar
rels 25c more. boxes SOC more for all grades. Bar
in IS and 20 10 tins. S1.70 more; in 10 IN tins,
S2-35 more. Minimum order. carload weight.
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WATER SHIPMENTS
GROWING RAPIDLY
Four Steamers Laden With New
York Freight Sail for Pam
anna and Salina Cruz

HEN the Pacific
Mail blockade of
water transporta-
tion between here
and New York was
in good working G
order the ships of
the ancient and
leisurely fleet that
C o n t r | b u t ed the
P a n a m a service
very seldom carried
full cargoes. Since
Bates & Cheese
brough broke the
blockade with an
efficient service the.
Pacific Mail COM
pany has done the
best 1t could to
follow suit and the
49, -
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec. 15.-Turpentine-Firm
74t5@T4%e; sales. &c., receipts. 270; shipments,
730 stocks. 1891
Rosin-Firm: sales 2sia: receipts. 1851;
shipments 4sl1 m stocks. q. 296. Quote: B.
d5.S5: H. S5.sTl2: I. S6.o7lz: X 1913: NJ
$40; \, s7.05; VIC. $50; WV. $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
40; DO straights. s7.2o; do clear. 5000 per

$40; DO straights. S7.2o; do clear. 5000 per
barrel.
Farinaceous Goods-Buckwheat -four. 81 20:
buckwheat -four. self-rising IS: buekwheat
Srosts. IS: cOrnmeal yellow S3 white So extra
cream yellow S3.25, extra cream white So %;
nour $50: fsrins $3.50; graham -four So: hon.
my. large So. small 50. granulated So: oatmeal.
S4-25i 90 sroats, Ss-25; pearl barley S4-20: rice
nour 50; rolled oats, S4-25: rolled wheat. $3.50;
rye nour. $50: rye meal. SO. lO split peas, gel
low S.. green $3.50; extra cream rolled oats $50
lns $50. 90 lb sacks 81; rolled fakes $50 ID
bols $40; 80 lb sacks s.. .25: rolled wheat $50
lb bbls SO; 75 ID sacks S4.25
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ST. Loui. NooI M.rL.t

ST LOUIS, Dec. 15-Wool--Unchanged. Nc
dium grades. combng and clothing. 22d23c;
light fine, 20d22c; heavy fine, l5017c; tub
washed, 20G23c
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A Grain Ffxfnre

The French bark Nelly Is chartered for wheat
from here TO the United Kingdom at 22s sd
with option of barley at 22s Cd. The Mezly ar.
rived here from Sunderland. Eng. on Satlrd. y
and waz engaged for grain prior to arrival. but
the charter was subsequently cancelled and fine
vessel was free until yesterday.
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EITIRES
Canned Fruit and saImon shipmentr

Griffith Durney company say:
''An orders for canned fruit and canned sal
mon for shipment 10 Great Britain have been
nlled. and we give below figures showing the
tetal quantity of each that was shipped TO
the United Kingdom during the season of
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER- rONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
storm OF considerable energy overlies the
north Atlantic coast. and high northwest winds
are reported from Atlantic City 10 FastpOrt At
New York maximum Of so miles has occurred.
The weather has been cold with light snow in
the Ohio valley and east of the Atlantic Clear
weather with temperatures nearly normal pre-
walls In the central portion OF the country and
west Of the Rocky mountains. In the gulf states
rain has fallen. On the Pacific slope the
weather is rainy in the north. fair IN the cen
tral portion and cloudy in the south Tule fog
prevails in the great valley. South II the Te-
hachapt afternoon temperatures are high. having
reached so degrees at Los Angeles and "A at
San Diego.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity; Fair Fri
day. with fog in the morning; light north wind
For Santa Clara valley: Fair Friday. light
north wind: light frost IN the morning
For Sacramento valley; Fair Friday. with
tule fog in the morning; light east wind
For San Joaquin valley: Fair Friday with
tule fog; light east wind
For California south OF the TehachaDi: Fair
Friday, overcast in the morning warm in the
afternoon; light north wind.
A. G. MeADIE, District Forecaster.
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 15.-Observations taken
at a. m. Pacific time.
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chicaeo nafrv Produce NIarIkel

CHICAGO. Dec Butter-Steady: creamer-
les 23029c: deiries 21d25c- Eggs-Steady.
81 mark cases included 1914 n 22lsc; irsts. 2lc:
prime frsts. 33c. Cheese Firm: daisies. 49, a
15c: twins 14lc: Young Americas. 1434 a
15c: long horns. 1424 a I5c-
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KILLS WIFE AND sELF-New York. Dec. IS
John T Eeines Of Astoria, y. Y. shot and
killed his vile. Josephine. at their home IN
Long Island City today. then cut his throat
with razor, dying shortly after at the hos
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- York Prodnc!

NEW YORK. Dee. 15.-Hops-Firm.
Hi6es-Steadv
Perroieum--Stesdy.
Wool-Ouier
sugar-Raw, firm; Muscovado 50 test. 3.5oc;
centrifugal, a6 test. 4ci molasses sugar, 50 test,
8 DC. refined. steady.
Butter-Firm; creamery specials, S2G32i2c;
extras. Sic.
Cbeese-Steady: unchanged.
Eggs-Baser: state. Pennsylvania and. nearby
hennery. white. fancy. 53d55c; do hennery.
brown. fancy. 44045c.
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Franoratas Annles-ou.et. -

sIlv upcbsnFed on the spot fancy are quoted
a. 1915 n lac: choice. 1lsc: prime, 9l5 Gle
Prunes-Tn good demand. very firm. Quota
t5ons range from sac 10 1O3sc for Calfornias
up 70 30-s0s and 3@I0c for Oregons from Cos
- 30s.
Anric0ts-TnactiVe steady the frmness on
the coast. Choice. I30 i3Isc; extra choice. 1879
"a 1870: fancy 13a, d1sc
Peaches-Firn on thp strength in other fruits.
Choice IA G7%c; extra choice, 81 40Siac;
fancy. 9d91Lc.
Rasins-Firm on the strength the coast and
small offerings. Loose muscatels. 5it d6Ac:
choice 70 fancy seeded. sll 77Izc: seedless. < a
ec: London layers. Sl.2oN1.35
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Weather Report
RAINFAIL DATA

Department OF agriculture-veather bureau
San Francisco. Dec. Is, 1910
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Notice DO Marinera

BRANCH HYBKNLKAFHIC OFFICE
San Francisco. Cal. Dec i5 1910.
The following Information relating to Grays
Harbor bar has been received from Captain 81
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market active and strong. Native steers. S4.25d
Go; cows and heifers. $3d5.40; western steers
S5-ood9.l5; range cows and heifers, S3d4 60
Gamers s2.s0d3.4o: stockers and feeders, s3d
as.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market IS TO zoe high
er Heavy. S7.45d7.60; mixed. s7.55d7.6
light. SIe0q7.7o; pigs. se.50dT.50; bulk OF
sales 1850 60.
Sheep ~ Receipts. 5000. Market stronger
Yesrlings Sc. .s0d so: wethers. S3. .25d3 so;
ewes, S5d3.eo; lambs. S606.15.
Portland Livestock Market
PORTLAND, Dec. 5.-Cattle-Receipts. 200
market firm. Steers, prime s.. 75d6. choice S5 q
d9Io; cows prime 81 40. choice 81 25G4.T IS
heifers. choice S4.75d5. good s4.50el4.TJ: choic.
tat bulls. S4M425: good fat bulls s.. 2564
calves: choice light S7d7.5o, good light sc. .5od
I, choice heavy $52566, good heavy S475d5. %
choice stays. S4.50d5: good. $4d45o
Hogs Receipts, 100: market steady Choice
SI.l5ds.50; good. S7.50d7T5.
Sheep-Receipts. 400; market firm. Yesrlins
wethers. s4.75G5 old wethers. $425@4 80
choice ewes, 81. T5d4; good ewes. s.. % 03. -
feeders, S225d3; choice lambs, s5.T516; good
S5.j0@5.T5.
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AUCTIONSALES

10 AT AUCTION &
SATURDAY. Dec Il II a. m, s. Head Of
Horses and Mares. Also IA OF Work Horses
from the Oakland Teaming Co.. Wagons and
Harness. All viii and must be sold 500 4th
ST.. Oakland.
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Indicates a rising river. Indicates falL
ing river. N r. TAYLOR. Local Forecaster.
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EASTERN STATIONS

'snow on ground. inches.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-02-11
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. VIM. A Durham, who has been
conf ned to his bed tor a week, is slightly
better
Miss Helen Onion. OF Fawn Grove.
who has been spending some weeks with
relatives here, has returned home.
Mr. Is. J Johnson of Stewartstown.
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Vim Oniun. ui Sharon.
Mrs Slllie Benson and Mr.. Herbert
Benson, who have been on the sick list,
are able to b, about again.
Mrs Geo lowne, OF Littleton, N II
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs ID
Bradley
Mrs { W. Maguess and daughter,
Dorothy, and sister. Mrs. /. Is. Hol.
loway. Of Darlington. have been crjoy.
my three weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Washington.
MIR and Mrs William Silver, Mr. AM
Mrs ii. Strasbaugh and Master Billy
StrashauRh. Mr. {. W Baker, Mr. Tevis
Baker and his sister in law, Miss Grace
Ridacly are in Atlantic City attending
the National Gamers Convention.
Mrs { Coleman Smith and her daugh.
ter, Miss Gnldic Smith, who have been
visiting in Virginia, Mrs Smiths native
state. have returned to their home,
Stafford Terrace"
Miss NJ Estelle Eggleston. of Iarretts.
vile, is visiting friends and relatives in
baltimore.
Miss Annie Standifofd, of Iarrettsvillc,
is visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. John L Silver. of near Garland, il
registered at The Rudolf, Atlantic City,
this week, attending the Gamers Con.
vention.
Mrs John Il Silver and daughters,
Misses Lucinda and Sarah. a'e spending
a week with Mrs. {. X. Wilkinson, OF
Philadelphia.
Mr. Samuel N HYDE, father Of Rev A
Lewis Hyde. Of Delta. and formerly "A
resident OF Boothby Hill, lies critically III
at hrs home in Baltimore.
Mrs Isaac w Thompson, of Dublin, is
seriously i'll at the Union Protestant
Hospital. Baltimore
Mr.. Levi James, of New York, who
has been at the home Of his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM II James. OF Berke
lev, for the past two weeks has been
taken to the Union Protestant Inhrm.
nry where he will undergo surgical
operation Mr. James is Just recovering
from typhoid fever. after having been in
the Williamsburg hospital in Brooklyn
Since October lie has the sympathy Of
his many Hartford friends.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-02-11
BEL AIR NOTES.

Mrs. J l. Steen, of Pittsburg, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Fannie
Boafman. returned to her home Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L Gorrell are
spending week in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], 7. {. Hopkins, Jr., OF
Port Deposit. were guests this week of
MIR. and Mrs J T. {, Hopkins. Sr.
Miss Sallie MeEldery, of Baltimore,
was a guest last week OF Miss Elizabeth
Bradford.
Mrs. + ii Mccormick will entertain
the book club on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins is visiting
Miss Hannah A Cuale. in Baltimore.
Mrs. X Harris Archer, in company
with MIS- Geo 5 Harlan. Sr.. and her
two daughters, Misses Elizabeth and
Mary Harlan, OF Baltimore. have gone
to Jacksonville, Florida. by sea on the
Merchants and Miners Steamboat Line
They expect to be gone about three
weeks