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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
Birth

1t is great thing to be we'll born,
rot in the matter of clothing or mate
rial riches, but to be well born into
the possession of those things which
cannot otherwise be obtained. Rev
Luther B. Wilson.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
II You Are a Trifle Sensitive

About the size of your shoes, many people
wear smaller shoes by using Aliens Foot Ease,
the Antiseptic Powder to shake into the shoes.
II cures Tired, Swollen, Aching Feet and
gives rest and comfort. Just the thing for
breaking in new shoes. Sold everywhere, 25c
Sample sent FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted,
LIE Roy, N. Y.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
EFFECTS OF LIQUOR REMOVED.

You Can Stop Your Husband, Son or
Friend from Drinking. Drunkenness is ur-
worthy when you can have 1T removed
without anybody's knowledge. Acme sim
pie home treatment will do the work.
Write L. I'ortin, Dickey Bldg, Chicago,
ILL.,, for free trial.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31

Sit down and wait for things to
come your way and the first thing
that comes will be the wagon to haul
you off to the county infirmary.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
Idle to Dwell on the Past.

Some people are often expressing
wishes for the times which were gone,
but it is far better to make use of the
pregent
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
Smart SocietY-

People imagine smart society as
witty whereas it is only familiar;
they conceive it as daring, whereas it
is only indiferent.-H. y. Marriott
Watson
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
Back on Earth.

Il hear your son is something of an
aviator, Mrs. ComeVp."
Well to tell the truth, be was a bit
that way, but he's taken the pledge"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
Common Sense.

Common sense is a phrase employed
TO denote the degre of intelligence. sa-
gacity and prudence which is com
mon to all men.-Fleming.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31

Mr.. Bryan says he neither desires
nor expects to run again for the presi.
idency. But how if an Irresistible
emergency col!ides with an immova.
Bile devotion to party?
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
Some Men Never Do.

"The last time saw him was SO
wears ago wncn he was a hGby."
We'll, I saw him Yesterday, and he
hasn't charged a bit"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.

Dr. Detchon's Relief for rheumatism
radically cures in to days. Its action Is
remarkable. 1t removes the cause and the
disease quickly disappears. First dose
greatly benefits. 75c Druggists.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31

mans power depends on the
strength of his conviction-not on the
number of his followers.-Jo oliver
Hobbies.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31

Many of our cares are but a morbid
way of looking at our privileges.-Sir
Walter Scott.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31

The decay OF poetry may be due to
the fact that so much of 1t is rotten.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31
VOCABULARY LIMITED THEN

who wrote the dictionary"
Il don't know, but | bet he couldn't
home at a. m. any better than any
body else"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31

When the worst comes 20 the worst
of it,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-31

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
PAZO Ol MIN ENr is guaranteed to cure any case
OF Itching Blind Bleeding or ProtrudiDg Piles ir
S to IA days or money refunded bOc.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. 1I-CATTLE = Receipts.
so 600: 1Oa15c lower: steers. s59Ss: cows.
81 So 80; heifers. s. 404 sS; bulls. s4G
50 Il; calves. $50 50 20; stOekers and feeders.
higher: choice heavy. IS 75Gss 50; butchers.
SIS 70GSS So; light mixed. s. 4OQ s. 80; choice
light Ss 5OqsS 30; packing. IS 601Ss 20; pigs,
81 81 a SS 40: bulk OF sales. IS % a s. 30.
SHEFp-Receipts 80. 600; steady; sheep, s5Gc
ST. 10; lambs, 81 5o9ss So yeaTIinss. 81 - a
East Buffalo. Jan T-CATTLE-ReceipIs.
strong: prime steers s6 % 81 shipping and
butchers ssqs6 so; helfers s4 30 @ SIS So cows.
SO 5OnS5 20, bulls. IS So @ IS 70; stockers and
feeders 81 501s5 "a stock heirers Sc so a
ST. %; fresh cows and sprtngsrs active and
strong $50 n S66. VEALS-Receipts. 900: ac-
tive and steady. S6as1 HoGs-Rece!pts.
1 500: fairly active: heavy, steady TO sc
lower; light 5 a 1Oc higher; heavy and mixed.
S91S9 05; Workers and pigs. IS 90T 50; roughs.
IS 35@es 90: stazs. S7GsT 70; dairies, IS 90 a
80 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts. 20. 600;
shaep active ewes and mixed sheep 25c high
er: lambs slow and steady; lambs. So - a
SIS So few Ss So: ysarlings. 81 50ISs weth-
ers So T5g 50 80; ewes. So 504So; sheep.
Cincinnati Jan 1T.-CATTLE-Receipts.
. 17s; quiet 1Gg25c lower; fair TO good shippers.
s5 25TsH IL. common $2GS4 HOGS-Receipts.
< 4a5: aoqe5c lower; butchers and shippers.
IS sOGsSs sa: common ST. doGSS 40 SHEEP
Receipts 200: steady, Sc 154Se. Lambs steady.
81 T5dSs 75.
II 600 including 500 Southerns; steady to 10c
lower: choice export and dressed beef steers. So
qS7 T5; fair TO good. 81 IOGS6 Western steers,
81 25GS6 80: ssockers and feeders. So I9qS9 =
Southern steers. s4GS5 %: cows. 81 I5T q 10;
native cows. So 5oos5 Is: heifers. So 5o9s6;
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
TOPICS OF STREET

.nTNG. - Foreign houses
roREle5.N. in the local STOCK MAJ - eeo
veTe not - - s,rsounted 10 upNatu ol s 49,
Trsnsac -l',ssly divided between SAFES anu
shsres.
purchases, TELEPHONE NOTES:-Ihe
WESTERN ,a,,,e company has sold 10
western .1,d;este S19.9oee per CEN -
Bos'cn ne proceeds 20 De useo 70 al
.esE Inc fos.ing deot +se 81 IA American Teie-
n whichs Telegraph Company; Inc W s es,-
phone <een,ore 49, company Is a hoIolnS ~
srn irsiue 20 per cent o. .,e t Syrtl, ,-est
,eI. operating coInpaI ~. SoIItnwestern
ern TeeEH 1JIo,y,nsrv. toe Wisconsin Lete-
Telephone .snT and the Cleveland Ieie-
plole Ts11nsny. The lhSotiic a. a 80. .l,a
phone 1a-a Telephons Company Tor tne
ihs NesteiH Tauusrv 81. one month eSu-
yssT Laced st s. 600. Against t5as sss
;asted = ie%nerses and taxes OF s1eo.sSs,
iheIs q balance OF N,se2.li-' OF a'ii'oS'
e. = Zines the interest on tl'e .o,",,z.
thIsE-,3r-N-0S DECLARED - Dividends
DlN beo- declared as follows; 6orhsIn 6orLsiI,l
tere .S..-,,s,r Company, regular quafIettY
Nsn eant n fhe common. paya5te to-
"a. Consolidated Coal COMPANY COMPANY reg reg
rasIs s--es-teriv l., per cent. pay anie @ @JalIu-
usr qusL qus-,,! - General Development Company
y -. .shsre payable March u
trCTFRN Steel. FOENDRA--o. :;
- - l,eeu elected yice-presicent and
5ss sses.n~ ~ az the Western Steel ar ana
--sr-
fesnlo' 'Es-te,d ]. II. Regan and James A.
/. ,isve been elected directors 10 sue
80 G. McCord and D. W Mcooro' re-
'--ppTGATION N CALIFoRAl,A lA.-AIfred
,..s,re & Co bankers, No. AZ broao" "3s, a.,
Mesuss sss9f.d for general distribution an m
hsEe Is booiylef on the recent development
!. 5--ication IN California
9 aoID FOR SOUTH AMERIGA,mlLo,3n III, ,;ol one ,3e
,,s.jonsl City Bank has ensasta gp,''V'0
1o~opprR MARKET.-The copper market
IS am with the large selling + agehiiies nee.
sie = 'stetsrt isres a. Il cents pound.
-,. e.y = snef sales we're made a shade below
:. ss, lsnts but the volume Of buslhess trais-
= Ce5Ht tie lower level Vas too small 10
soies .aa-5eS ., a. A barometer of the sltua-
e = sales OF copper in Eecemoer were, were
Sf-e- az - r77sr7er Of earnings showed a
gsSrsssspondins iRroyements While HE basT stocks
Of -, 80, -e5tr1icr in copper output over
..c last yE-o months.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

, days. 81 cars. or 1s.427 head including Al y
cars for slaughter and i5ls for market: a little
and steady; lambs steady to a traction lower.
/ compared with last Friday One car held for
Tuesdays market, Common 70 prime sheep
ordinary choics lambs, ss0S9 30. and one deck at
81 40 witf-s9 - the general top price: culls. S6p
s6 30: yearlings s6dST. Dressed mutton steady.
@n11c per 10 dressed lambs barely steady. f2Iz n
l5Iac; country dressed hothouse lambs slow. SsG
Si1 per carcass
sales-F1erns Commission Company: $50 Buf-
faia lambs. n 10 avsrase. SO per 100 no. al.
81 10 ss 10: 24J s6 ~ So 10; e5S Indiana 20 10.
50 75; Il Indiana cuIls. AZ 10; ss: a. sheep 1is
No. s. 70; 4 III y, s.; u culls % N. So so' lo
50 10; !, stste. so ~, 50: 10. 81 n, s. 50; :
$ So io STATE ae ias N H. 'e s5 ise n. ss So
s. Judd & Co: ga Buffalo lambs. ss 70. So 70;
Y PennsyIysnia. Y 70. "a state So 81 10
s. 80. state yeariingS. % 10. So; . PennSJ I
vania sheep. 91 10. 81.
s sanders: aa4 state lambs 75 70. 50 *; ITO
50 10, 50 %: iT9 rs H. 50 121.: e0e. % n: So
81 50 o o 10 . ID - : a'1'' -
shippsSs cSalssiop ss mi 7o GSss9y' !, e i'S state
Mcpherson & Co: 80 state lambs a N. 81.
w n Hume: 100 state lambs So 70, SO ~:
is5. 70 10 50 70; 10 culs' - fb, 81 90; 10 state
H. IT, Hollis: II state lambs. 50 n. $.
Andrew Mullen: / state lamb. 20 10. 50; II
sheer. % n, s.
HOGs-Rsceipts for two days, so cars or
II. a93 head. including about isS for the market
Prices firm. and good state and PennsyiVsnia
pigs so Country dressed hogs. pigs included.
sold at IGieG12lzc per n.
Sales-S. Judd Co: 90 pennsylvania noss'
So / rough. go 10. SIS -.
Mcpherson & Co: Sc Pennsylvania pigs. ioe
S. sanders: IS state hogs 2cs 70. 50 10; 90
136 10. 50 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan f7.-wHEAT-Spot dril. Fus-
dull: March, ss 3 lad May. IS Id CORN
spot quiet. New American. mixed. 81 "a. od,
IS sad Futures dull: January. IS I'd. March.
30 lid PEAS-Canadan steady. Is a111-
FLOUR-Winter PATENTS quiet. 33s. HOPS ia
London ePacifc CoastJ steady. E6dzS i5s- r -sEis'
Extra India mess strong. 9ss Cd PORE-
Prime mess Western nominelly l0Ts 81 F4e&9 >
short cur firm 65s 81. RACOS-Curr berlsnd
cut tbs Sd: short rib steady 6es; long clear
niddles light. urn, 65s Sd; heavy, SIS: sho-r
clear backs d4s Cd. clear bellies steady. 6ss-
LpERS-Sausr~ strong. SIS 3D. LARD
Prime Western. tierces steady 6es Cd. Amert-
can refined, pals. 67s. CHEEsSE-Cansdisu fn-
est white or colOred firm. 5os I'd TAL.LOW-
Prime city steady. 3Ss 80. TTRPENrrSE
Spirits as. ROSIN-COunon firm. los ti.f-
PErROIEJ -M-AmeFicsn F-nned steady, Tad
LINSEED OII-StFong. ass Cd
London. Jan 1T.-SUGAR-Rav, csntrtfugAi-
IFS Cd muscovade. 1Ss. BEET BUGAR-Jsr.1--
AIRY. las. INSEEsD-Calctitts. Aprtl-Iune- Ses.
LINSEED OIL. 33s- SPERM OIL as Pc
TURPENTINE-Spirits 42s ROSIS-Anrerfca 4
strained. los Sd: fine. 15s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jan. 77.-ConsoIs closed 7-i6 lower
a. 81. for money and 81 1916 for account
anaconda was Z. higher, al EI0lz: Cana
can Pacific = higher, at lS5; Grand Trunk
: over ~ J07s-
Money was a shade harder to-day. owing
70 payments for treasury bills amounting
2 tAgoe9o Discount rates were easy.
ne Bank Of England and India shared in
ne weekly gold arrivals. f5ee, ,Gto.
On the Stock Exchange prices opened
oEer on realization by disappointed trad
e[s, who bought il anticipation OF larger
1nne rails hafflrS and COnSOlS suffered
nest the latter falling half a point during
ne session and closing only lis above the
worst Foreigners were steady on Paris
13Tl1g- and copper shares recovered IL
sympathy with Americans.
american securities opened steady and a
fraction higher on better trade reports and
ne good New York bank statement Union
racinc and Canadian Pacific led the i'm
brofement, which was maintained until the
afternoon, when New York offerings
caused weakness. The market recovered
near the close and finished steady.
al Enone- IN London, per cent: open
HaTsef discount rate for short bills. LID
ler cent, long bills. 1-i6 per cent; Berlin
fae y Per cent: Paris exchange on Lon
19l' . francs 81. centimes; Berlin eX-
yienSe on London, % marks is pfenniEs
0al elic, as Sd American eagles, 76s Id.
FsTls Jan Three Ter cent renfes
loser unchanged at ~ francs 3 centirles.
ICES were firm on the Bourse.
ber1n, Jan. i7.-Prices were stronger on
~ bosrse today. American securities
we II good demand.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
CHINO COPPER COMPANY
FINANCES.

The Chino Copper Company has an issued capital
stock OF 7O0O0O shares The company has indebted
ness and has in its treasury this writing about $780,
000 in quick assets substantially all of which cash
ORE RESERVES
On December /, 1902 the of OF the Chino
Copper Company, developed by underground workings
and by drilling, about 100000 tons The average
copper contents OF the of in the Chino
November about 240fe, rs pounds of copper
per OF ore The workings in the Chino
have disclosed that direction the extension OF
bodies thicker and richer; in fact there arc three
drill holes which indicate body excess Of 800 feet
in thickness and with average copper content OF about
3HPo This feature of the Chino Developments is the
greatest importance II is the thckest ore body OF the
same grade in the world. far as we know II Is as
favorable development be shown bv anv copper
property OF its class far know From the
ents the managers of this property who are men
ing complete confidence, feel confident in expect
ing that within year the Chino Copper Company will
have developed approximately 20000O00 tons of ore
REDUCTION PLANT.
The Chino Copper Company is about completing plans
for the erection OF concentrating mill 10 treat $500
tons OF per day. From the reduction of such
amount copper production of from 24OOOOOO to 30000
900 pounds per annum should be obtained
PRODUCTION AND PROFITS
There Is snaH experimental mill which has been IN
operation upon Chino ores for time II IS therefore
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET i,jr3des Money nST on cs11 can
epeiei q re- cent. closing. Eggs per cent:
..'i-g eH-s rafe 81 per cent; last loan, 212 Per
f1-l.7 --;1,,e r70ney was easier. Rates, 4Gil@
ceh'- for sixrv ana ninety DAYS. ~ per
- -, for four months, 4ls94i2 per cent for
oeI.l .d ~ six months. Mercantile paper con-
..e &c e. n fair demand and good sized
ohsr. '-. ~ desirable paper was offered
,l. -llollH s,.eSs npr cent for sixty and ninety
rae hsles indoTsed bills receivable 4a5 per cent
-: .,,' "a six months single names OF the
es, tar ioSf ,+sss, - = per cent for others.
EopEseN EXCHANGE:-The foreign
s--Ss1ge market opened easier. with rates
- 10 poinrs 10 4s7l5q4. $40 for cables.
. SssoSl ssss FOR demand sterling and 4s40sd
.qr5 Tor sixrv-dsy bills, the latter showing
q moderate advance in response to lower
I oDson discounts Short francs were
r,,o.e5 a 5is7z less l-22 and shorts Teichs-
rs~-s ~ S-i6 less I-s2. The market held
g+ea5v IN the afternoon. with rates around
10 9oeping level. except for cables. which
,,sce7e5 ! points still further. Cables were
,15ofsd sf sg7leds sis. demand sterling at
ssras ssg and siKty-day bills at l. s46l4. s4l5.
short francs were Bliss less 1-32 and short
reiclsnarks q Sis less ia.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

FLOUR AND MEAI--Flour dull and heavy
necessary to effect sales. Spring patents. So go
dS5 30. winter straiShts, 50 45qS5 90 patents,
wi1ter 81 7OGS5: No ) 81 5OaS4 IS; Kansas
straights. s5ds5 %. BUCK WHEAT FLOUR
nlTl Firm Fair Pair to good 81 25as4 4o choice to
fancy. 81 $685. 80 cORNMEAL-steady. Kiln
and yellow 81 55asi 60: coarse. 81 45gs1 90.
FEED-WeBtern quiet city steaag; "esterR sesdn
ea s2s a5 sonr DO, $40 IS; red dog. $3i 25Gs82
eiiy bran, S2s 10 bulk SIS 259$Zs so sacks; mid
diing, Sa5 5Sas8o 30; rcd dos So; hominy chop,
s27 80 bulk s2s 40 sacks; omeal. S37 nominal.
poRK"sl slisd%- Mess. So q s24 25 family;
PfTm. G-PRn1o N Ness s1I 5oas1s so; family. $3.50
si6 30: packet. Sl2Gs12 80; extra India mess
DRFSSsD HOGS-Bacons. 11Mc; $50 h.
lie Ieo H. 121ae; 14q 3;o i6 i25sG. al, pigs l21s
13I[c: 10 IL. iSc; II 10. 13c; "a ID 13c. Picked
hams steady. 13l. a 14c. TALLoW-steady;
Middle west 1880 a d3ci CITY, h2@e' refned. ned
South America. IA 25c; Continent i3-ooc'
Bra%il 3a Kegs. 71 Barely gteadv: C,ieo
lTc: city lard. 1913 re.
sUGAR-Rehned frm, but quiet and up-
changed fine Eranuiate9 9D2c net less pss S
est 4t4a417c: muscovado. so test. 3.6fP
~ sugar i'm london steady bur quiet and
unchanged: January and February. iSs; May.
i3s - d.
nIcE -steady. quiet and unchanged
-COPPER-Standard dun spot.
JannarV FEBRUARY. March aud April all clos
IN a. / 2 tni- n i3 soc: London steady: spot.
fs9 t5s 50. futures. f6l Is 3D. Local dealers
cnote lake copper 1859 14c; electrolytic.
"a az 4 N ~ 75c aud casting 1881 = a Ia 81 =
rINZSnof 32n32. s5c; January. 81 d3c. 30c:
Tab-,,arv 2qtS2.35c; March and April. 81 10
n - 4Gc london easy; fpot f146 los; futures
gI4s % I'D LEAD quiet spot. 81 = n 4. IL tsc
New york. 45O1460c East ST Louis; London
a sbadc lower al El3 15s. SPELTER quiet
epo, q IL nd 35c New York, 95M6 &c East
- Louis: London unchanged IRON IN
cbanrad ~ a2a I'D for cleveland warrants ~
London. Iocallv steady No I Northern $! : -
aSlo 70, No :, s1S 5o4$19i 10 l Southern
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

spot was quiet and 30 points lower at IL 20c for
middng upland and Il 45c FOR middlng Gulf
Delivered on contract, 800 bales Liverpool
cables Spot quiet: sales. Z 000 bales; specula-
tion and export, 500; American. 5000: imports
5000, none American; middlng upland. 7.sOd:
futures opened 11Gt4 points higher; closed easy,
= G4Iz points higher January and January
February, 1.54 I'd; February-March. 7.55 I'd; /;
March April. 1.5T I'd; April-May. 7.59l2d; May
June. 7.6li@d June-July. 7.6i1 1zd; July-August.
76013d: August September. ! 81 I'D; September
October 6.97d OCtober-NoYember 8761.d ;
Novembcr-December 6.6752d; December-January.
666d
COFFEE-Opencd steady, with near posi-
lions showing advance OF > points; other
months unchanged The market worked up about
; points, with moderate covering and light offer
ncs. but the close was steady at unchanged TO
3 points advance. with sales of 80. $50 bags.
Iiavre closed unchanged, while Hamburg
l1Giz pig gher. Prominent spot men predict
that the market will move within a
range until the valorzation sales have been
MADE Spot was inactive but steady, at SAG
for Rio No 4 Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
,ankers' posted rates we're as follows:

DOMESTIC CHANCE.-Boston. par:
Chicago, &c discount San Francisco sight
-,-c telegraph le-2c premium: New Orleans
commercial par, bank 81 premium: Charles
ton. buying par. selling 1-10c premium: ST
LOUIS. sc premium bid. 4ec premium asked /:
Minneapolis. 6oc premium: Savannah. buy
lHg s-lsc discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York. ex-
changes Se3S.566 407. balances $I7s S95 z31: Chi
CzEo. exchanges 81. .SS4. .Gl2. balances So 753. -
- Philadelphia, exchanges s22 172. ISL. bal
EHcss E-22-9.7lo- Baltimore. exchanges s.. $50. =
~ balances sS54. .SsI5.
SILVER MARK RkET.-ComnerCia bar sil-
rsr *. Mexican silver dollars. 41c Bar
sirer IN London closed at 2Hzd, a decline
q Sc.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 80: Lis
tsl. =
MEXICAN EXC CHANGE.-Me1ican ex-
clsnge on Kew York IS quoted at 2.6ii.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

and No Southern soft. SIS 5oasIa %. Pig
iron certificates unchanged. No sales.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Steady and un-
changed.
NAVAL SToRES-Spirits turpentine steady
ana unchanged here and Savannah. Rosin
firm but unchanged
OILS-ReGned petroleum in steady demand
at unchanged prices. Linseed oil firm
COTTONSEED OH-More active, with sales
OF ID. 700 bbs. prices. after showing a steGdier
feeling early. eased Off closing at / point ad-
vance to 10 points decline. Local contract prices;
Satur-
Ifrh
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

wear ago s. 4offS6 80
TEs-Receipts for two DAYS. ESQ ears.
or 4.I5o head. including 232 fer slaughter
and export and 81 for market. Steers slow
with a trine easier feeling; bulls firm TO higher
cows ioaI5c higher. some sales OF thin cows 25e
higher on a strong demand yards cleared Good
S 65 bulls tel s4ss5 ass M s. sss sSs Rs s. sss4 90 fat
heifers at So 70
sales-McPherson 6 Co. 20 Ohio steers, 1857
ID average at Sc co per 100 70: 10 Virginia. 1851
u. s.; bulls, 1910 NJ. 81 65: 8. SOS 10. "a 80;
sase 81" FED @ $50 . Sfsols "a g 49, % os cows vs. fio n
s. Is: H. go n. s.; $50 n; s. 90; L, a94 =,
r S. $50 n h. s. 90 90; Is do, doc s8i B. os & Is; /
NewtsR q Co q Virginia steers 1902 ,ds4 D.
ib. Sd 30 '''' ~ - o. - 9''''' ''''-' ~
ssaders s 11;o p Psnnsylysnis steers 13:9 n
ss So: 20 Virginia. 1859 n. ss 35: oxen I1ss 10
8 o. 1850 Sq H 81 o. n $ SS Ss 1aaS n g.
s. 20; 20 ls 10 I0ls n 8 Is; 200 70. 50 25 6. sI1
1881 NJ 81; 20 Kentucky. 1855 n. s6 IS.
o Tcbin & shannon: cows. 1910 10. 50 60; 4
S. Judd & Co: cows. 500 h. s. 70 o
y, AHdEsw n rev Mullen ae :; % bulls a 1913 e 100 s. 90 9 81 so
1. $50 N. 50 5o 10. sal rb So 40: 2 $50 n, 81 -
aS Seson Is :, Mica6s abe o7S bulls ,oa5 n 8 o1s 80 n
SO 10; s, s21 n 50 rs; 8 $50 b. So
j. G: Curtis & son; l bull. 1880 n s.; 2 $50
81 sS4 r. s. IS: S - - sGe II, s. Is 5 7ss lS. S.
GLIDING 727 for butchers and I54 for the market
making SEQ on sale. VeaIs steady To strong;
baruyard and Western calves firm and higher
Pens cleared promptly. Common TO choice veals
sold at s7GS11 per 100 10: one bunch at
s11 so; cuis at s5apS6 80; barnyard calves at
s4GS3; Westerns at S5GS6 60 Dressed calves
firm 16c for city 9G14i2c for country and
Sa10e for barnysrd and fed
Sales-H. II. Hollis: IS veals. 14s ID average
sl1 30 per 100 10; 10 1Ss fb, Sl1 12}a
Andrew Mullen: veals 13S 10, $40 Is. III
H. 50 %: so wl15 n. 50: 1s ia N. IS 81; 26
1l5 II, IS so ., 1l5 n, s.: barnyard calves
ia n. IS; !. 24o u. 81 rs; Z. a64 10, 81 so: 8
yeariings. 5o3 IN. 81.
J. G. Curtis & Son: Is veals. I26 10. s11; Ar
100 NJ. $40 so A. 131 10, $40: IA liz 10, SO so;
culls. 40 rb. Sc 80: a $50 II. s6: 10 hsrnyard
calves. 30 10. So, yearlngs, 4T5 10, 81
W r Hume: 20 veals. 40 n, $40 70: 43 West
ern calves. S72 N. s5.
Nelson * McCabe: 26 veals. 145 10. $40 so; 1,
$50 N, SO: . $50 n. IS so: !. 115 N. 81.
Jelliffe Wright & Co: II veas. 156 70. $40 IS:
l. 11o ~ 81
s Judd & Co: - veals la ~ S11: l. 9T n
SIS 30; IS. 123 n So; 5. IS rb, SO 50; % Western
calves 304 10 S6 so; -, 235 10 50.
Eerns Commission Co; "a Indiana veals, i6O
n. $40 90: ~. 135 n, IS 75; S. 125 10. SIS 25 !;
10, 191 10, So II Indiana calves. 554 H. IS; z
Gull veals. 81 ID. s. so
Tobin & shannon: 40 vcals. 1ts No. so 75;
S sanders: 81 vealx. 146 10. s1I: t. 1tc N.
$40 80; IL. 1873 m So 26, 13s 10. 50 70; f. liz
n. 81 barnyard calves, el3 II. 81 80.
Mcpherson & Co: 13 veals, 1i9 n, $40 90:
yearlings $50 n 81
SHEEP ANn LANBs-Receipts for two