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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-03

each other pitted to meet in the prize
ring.
The "Weatherwax Boys" are almost
home product, having been born and
spent the early portion Of their lives
on farm few miles west of the city
in Benton county. They are musicians
in every sense of the word, and
through their natural ability and hard
and conscientious work they have
gained an enviable reputation and
gain hosts of admirers wherever they
appear.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-03
Ansel erieos Defendant.

Ansel Briggs Defendant.
Council Bluffs, Aug. 1.-AnseI
Briggs, first governor Of Iowa, whose
body was brought to Andrew. near
Maquoketa and inferred several years
ago, after reposing in q cemetery In
Omaha for many years, Is named - .
defendant in suit to quiet title Med
at the Council Bluffs court house. It
appears that Governor Briggs held
title to the property about fifty-nve
years ago, and the deed under which
the present owners hold the property
is not clear. The suit 10 Formally
to clear the title and Governor Briggs
and his descendants are named ~,
defendants.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-03
HiLLseoRo.

| Mrs. Frances Hixson left Tuesday
morning for short visit with her sis
ter Mrs Will Norris In Mt. Pleasant
and will then leave for Chicago to
spend some time with an aunt.
Mrs. M. Pope left the first of the
week for short visit at the J. w.
Davidson home in Bloomfield.
Virgil Darlington of Kansas City
is spending few days here with
friends.
Miss Lena Mickelwait returned
Wednesday from an extended visit in
Eldon and Ottumwa.
Mrs. Will Smitz went to Burlington
Wednesday evening to spend few
/ days with her sister who Is In the hos
| pital there
L. E. Bryson and family were visi-
tors in Mt Pleasant Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Murdoch and son of Chi
cago are visiting at the'J. w. Runyon
home, 4. ~
Owing to the size Of the crowd at
the funeral services of Glenn Boley
Thursday afternoon the services were
held in the park. The crowd present
sand.
& }. JOAASOA 6uO WllC are
a visit from his father of Lockridge.
Mrs. Lee Forman Of Ames who has
been visiting the past two weeks at
the Leffler home left this morning for
West Branch before returning home.
Mrs. Arlo Pickard was q passenger
east.
Mrs. Belle Benn left this morning
for visit with her sister Mrs. Frank
Lucas in Kirksville.
Mrs. Jane Copeland, Mrs. Kate Bill
ings1y and Misses Lottie and Lovilla
Copeland were visitors in, Mt Pleasant
Wednesday.
Rev. Bishop and wife and little
granddaughter of West Point visited
Mrs. Mary Watson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Watts are visit
ing his brother and wife in Rock
Island
Mrs. Clara Holmes was a recent
visitor In Bonaparte.
G. w. Boley and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G. Boley went to Stockport this morn
ing.
Miss Nellie Mccoy Is spending the
week In Birmingham.
Miss Myrtle Hinchman of Mt Pleas
ant has been visiting here and at
Bonaparte the past week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-03

crowd of young folks sight seeing.
Baseball game Sunday afternoon at
Hunnell park, Eldon Boosters and Rut.
ledge, score 2 to /, favor Of Eldon. ten
innings.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-03
Funeral Of Mrs. MachaeI Today

Charlton, Aug. Mrs. A. r.
Machael died at her home in this city
on Sunday evening after an illness OF
several weeks with droIsy and heart
trouble. Funeral services, conducted
by Rev. Theodore H. Aszman, were
held at the family residence this after,
noon at / O'Clock, after which inter
ment took place in the Charlton GEM
etery. The deceased was born on
December %, 1858. She is survived
by her husband and one brother, Jas.
Cunningham, whose whereabouts are
at present unknown, and one sister,
Mrs Sarah Goodrich, of this city.
The deceased had resided here for
many years and was highly regarded
by all who knew her. For many years
she had been totally blind.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-03

churches are taking their vacations.
A. D. Conrad Is seriously i'll this
week
VIM. Drake is Ill with typhoid fever.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-03
AREYOU
GOING TO
BE MARRIED?

IF you are, that is your
business, but if.,you are
going to buy some
things to keep house |
with, that's different,
for that is our business,
and we are SO well
equipped for it that you.
cannot afford to pur-
chase your tableware or
cooking utensils else
where. Just allow us to
prove this to you. 9th
ers have been well /
pleased, SO will you.
Dishes, Glassware,
Kitchen Furnishings,
Silverware, Aluminium |
ware. We have them all
in great variety, in fact
everything you need.
/. Bring in your list. We
will see that it is salts
factorily taken care Of.
Putnam 4 Bridgeman
So and ioc and Variety store
1O7 East Main
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-03
OF What ]. !.
Do JeWelry
Bargains
Consist?

OUR METHOD OF
solving this question for our
customers is to give them
the best, most tasty article
at the lowest consistent
price. Our guarantee Of
quality goes with every sale.
N. w. COWleS
Jewe.er EOS East Main
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-03

Tor your furniture repairing than you
will anywhere else-even when you
try to repair your furniture yourself,
It is our business. We cut the goods
In upholstering to the best advantage,
and in repairing we know the how of
It. You can only guess at 1t. 1t pays to
let us fix up your furniture.
H.. Suechting,
Corner Washington and Second.
Ottumwa, Iowa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-22

Springs, secures its franchise in the
league, which II Undoubtedly will.
the hackers of the local club will
have an opportunity to procure the
services of highly competent team
manager, in the person Of Bruce
Hayes.
Hayes has written Fl. V. Beckley
of the Sand Springs townsite com
pany applying for the position of
manager. and In case the league is
organized, Mr.. Beokley intends taxi
Ing up the matter with Mr.. Hayes
with a view to procuring his services
Hayes has played first and second
base and managed numerous minor
league teams about the country dur
ing the past six years. and is still
comparatively young man. Last
Spring he coached Tulane University
baseball team at New Orleans, where
he Is now sojiurning. He is under
contract with Tulane for next year,
but will break loose in case he can
land the Tulsa job
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-22
Lineup For Saturdays Game
Seems the PuzZling Question
THE sCRAwNY THINKS SEES SOMETHING OF THE
OWEN-HAsKELL CAMPAIGN IN THE DEMOCRATIC


'Well. Fat" said the scrawny In
dividual as he and his friend of the
big beef thinned their way out of the
post office yester night and SKILL
fully and with tact evsded charge
the twelfth, who in turn was trailed
by following representative of the
quantitive theory in families--''well.
Fat. stick your fingers far enough
down calf's throat and he'll ex-
pectorate all over"
II say, there" calculated the man
with surplus beneath his skin as
one OF those deadly females Of equal
proportions but less equanimtiy
sauashed him against the wall in her
mad rush Of equality before the bar
of commerce. why don't these wom-
en- take some of that excellent ad-
vioo about shopping early, assimilate
it-but what were you raving about
the puny bovnc?'
The Crowd was Awful.
The two angrlly charged through
the crowd TO the sidewalk. 1t was
like the Hussars cutting through
ridge Of white oaks. ...
what was driving att" rebuked
Scrawny was the thing we we're dis
cussing the other night-us follow
ors of Harmon and Clark and Brady
and jackson and Galbreath and JEFF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-22

ferson and Haskell and Cruce-you
know, l think things are looking ju-
berous right now"
An Element of Love.
III you love me Scrawny. don't talk
so--not especially so near to this love
feast we are going to hold, and with
Christmas going on--all this stuff
and your adverse slang on top Of It
nearly gets my goat"
Bear up patiently under your load, -
whined the thin one, and come on IN
and have a stogie on me and forget
about Christmas. You might as well
get used TO smoking stogles, anyway,
for my wife gave me huIch which
your wife gave her that you will re-
ceive a medallioned and rlbboned box
fresh from the factory in Pittsburg -
Things Look Serious.
Then they halted before a smoke
house counter, and while the clerk
was engaged in tn fascinating pastime
of shooting dice with a customer in
the rear. Scrawny grew reminiscent.
Say now, Fat, things really are
ioking serious for the success of the
democracy of Tulsa, and II something
doesn't happen right quick, 1t looks
like those republican scrubs weer CO.
going to clean up the streets next year,
let the paving. run the white wings,
and reinstate some man Of some COM
plexlon for dog catcher"
But Keep II Still.
"Between me and you." overesti-
mated the fat man, there amt very
much trouble brewing here at home.
What I mean is, there is a lot OF II,
but our endeavor should be to keep
II hid as much as possible. Now,
there is very little Questioning the fact
that Tate Brady's steam roller is go
ing to continue TO roll away. A
stone may gather no moss as II rolls
along, but believe ma a steam roller
does. and II will be q mighty hyper
borean day in August when Hon.
Brady can't lasso the beliggerent and
bcllicose among Tulsa democrats"
''Still Miracles Happen.
But. Fat" remorsed the thin one.
'the days Of miracles amt passed us
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-22

up yet. and the way 1t looks to me,
it seems that Tate Is going to have
the scrap of his life on his hands
Anyway. l don't see why ne wants a
second term of just democratic COM
mitteeman, when there amt no salary
barnacled to the portfolio, and /
sometimes get to wondering II there
isn't something tainted connected with
the job somewhere sometime. some-
how. Now, at this called meeting Of
the county central COMMITTEES for next
Saturday, II looks to me like somebody
discharges, rapid fire groovelets,
dovetailed Rankings and good sama-
ritan double
Now" expostulated the heavy
beef, ITS all right for you to think
that, but don't preach It. There viii
be something doing-there can't help
but be. / am next but II isn't safe
to tell you, but I will say that some
body Is going to be turned to a de-
llghtful brown until his wings trail IN
he gravy. Now, II there wasn't GO
ing to be scrap, why has Tate been
so busy Of late. The other day dis
covered him In earnest and secret
conversation with some OF the more
powerful democrats who have shown
indications of kicking over the tugs
whole contraption-lining up the
warning factions-puttln' on the oily
stuff on the afflicted, but with an
eye to keeping and bolsterlng up his
own health. Doing. l should"
Some Howllng Going On.
SAY. there will be something doin' ="
and the $. ]. grabbed the words.
BLOW me up sky higgh. this Is some
polite town right now. and II looks
to me as though the adherents of JEFF
ferson were fighting like bunch of
kiyutes over the remnants OF a frozen
steer out on a Colorado COW range"
We'll, there Is something to " Of
course" said Fat. And they tell me
that Bob Galbreath, this millionaire
oil operator. would win by snailing II
IL the committee would let the matter
go to vote Of the people; but the
question is. has Tate got enough Of
the mighty about him to keep the
committee In line and keep the pepul
from getting chance to express their
choice In this matter. Bob Is a
mighty popular fellow and Is one Of
tho kind that apepals to the down
trodden and graft-ridden public. so
you can bet the band wagon will play
all the popular airs of the day. I
rot tip yesterday from friend who
got a small political Job through
Tate's influence that all was not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-22

roses in the county committee, and
had outspoken for themselves as fav-
oring devotion and rotation In office.
and putting ne wone up for Tate's
place"
l know, but listen, Fatty, one thing
| Is sure-that Is that the insurgent
democrats and the anti-Haskell men
are going to line up with Galbreath.
You know Ttate is hand in glove In
Charles N, or Napoleon l.. ex-king,
and Is going to make a strong fight
for him In the senatorial race. and
lalthough Galbreath has not expressed
himself as to his choice in the matter
Of senatorial candidates, II is whis-
pered about that he is an owen man,
so you can see that the arms OF this
fight scheduled to come up Saturday
reach out In many and mysterious d.
rections. In fact. It promises to have
a big effect on the entire political
stuaton OF not only Oklahoma, but
the entire nation. 1t will. too, II
have anything to do with II. These
insurgents are about ready to quit
anyway. and little fuel added to the
flame at this coming free-for-all
sweepstakes may be the nifty straw
that bends the curvature Of the drom-
edary's spine until"
You are making your sentences too
long" said the Fat Man. BE briefer.
In fact you can't be too brief. Az
, for me. ] say lot 'er come. Then will
arise. and II things don't go Just
right ] will cast my might on the side
OF the insurgents and then II live
lcng enough / may get to be elected
TO the office OF constable. That has
been my one ambition in life, to be-
come a constable. SO. II l live long
| enough"
Just then the crap shooting clerk
came forward and with a bored air
passed out the box Of stogies re-
celved the antlmony in exchange and
went back to the interrupted game.
The Fat Man and the Scrawny Indl.
vidual tucked the long ones into the
open places in their faces. procured a
light from the automatic sizzler, and
went.
Their going was In silence and the
evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-22
CAN'T SEE MUCH DIFFERENCE.
w. NJ. Reed Drops In Home From
Chicago and Scarcely Notices II.

w. NJ. Reed OF $40 South Guthrie
avenue. Tulsa, is home from the east
to spend the Christmas holidays. Mr..
Reed is Chicago representative for
the Merchants Record and Show
Window New York publication of
wide interest throughout the United
States and numerous foreign coun-
tries.
Needless to say, Tulsa looks better
than ever to Mr.. Reed after a long
absence. and he Is loathe to leave
again, after his vacation, for the hur-
ly-burly of State street and the noise
OF industry in Chicago, although he
says he doesn't find much difference
In the Industrial noise" by coming
from Chicago to Tulsa.
Road World Wantc A dc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-22
BRUCE HAYES MAY MANAGE
TULSA BALL TEAM.
Well Known Handler Of Diamond
Artists Is Being Considered for
Head Of Local Aggregation.

In case the present negotiations
leading toward the organization Of
an Oklahoma state baseball league
next season culminate as the promot-
ers hope. and Tulsa. or rather sand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-22
Hoods
SarsaparilIa

Cures all humors, catarrh and
rheumatism, relieves that tired
feeling, restores the appetite,
cures paleness, nervousness,
builds up the whole system.
Get II today In usual liquld form or
chocolated tablets called oafsatspS
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

vssr .hs after IS used IL IS OF the
lA,ss,. softsst and finest. satin BAGS are
d. IN a number Of different colors-
al emerald green, chantecler red. violet
4; 3, on-so that one can find something
naich almost any costume. Molrs bass
= extremely smart and viii be preferred
= rne women 70 the satin ones. because
ar. are not quite so many OF them.
7sSnsarg bags thar can be used effect
l.g almost without regard 20 what one
b rarng arc OF tapestry with trimmings
= oords OF dun gold The designs of the
i,s.-iss usually represent picturesque
.ng men and maidens, one pair for each
:, Of the bsE. and they are sometimes set
|tE frames o. gold braid
: 20 With summer frocks there are white
srss o. inen bags and more elaborate
H. a Irisr crochet. The latter are made
" Or without frames. some exquisite
tss 5szs reinE OF the crochet over deh-
zi.v tnfed chiffon. while others, more
.sgartsl. have foundations Of linen.
rlness and rhinness are the character
~cs ,har denote the smart bag Just now
= a. as form goes. and along with this
trsS and fhinness there is a strong
r.s,cy toward squareness and oblong-
'ss The envelope style with square Zap
r tsyorite. and nearly all the other KINDS
Z BAGS have hsDs Of some kind.
vs-y FEW Of the extremely long
ea-5sllerss 70 be worn over the shoulders
A.. show. most oS the handles being cords
{, csains of only moderate length.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
FASCINATING SUMNER FRoCKs.

them about the work OF the babies wards
and reminded them Of their duty as own
ers Of check books. The clergyman urged
the women to use their influence 10 en-
courage the work Of discovering the causes
Of disease.
you women. as usual. are dealing with
the concrete problem before you-and do
ing It nobly But ten thousand of The sick
Ia bies in this city are sick unnecessarily,
finding out what makes all this disease and
sorrow and then preventing f. IN the fut-
ure"
The visitors adjourned 10 the sunbeam
playroom' on the roof for their refresh
rnents. This was the first reception the
babies wards have had In seven years,
and Old friends saw many little improve
ments and additions 70 the equipment.
OF course, it was not really the sick
abies who were ct home vesterdar. but
the ladies' auxiliary committee. Of vnicn
Miss Ella Z. Russell IS chairman. Among
those who were present were Mrs. II. a.
Alexander. Mrs. J. # Atterbury. Mrs.
Elihu Chauncey. Mrs George Frelinghuy-
sen. Mrs. Horace r Hayden. Mrs. Henry
r. Hoyt, Mrs John a. Hsrtwen. Mrs.
Henry Parish. fr. Mrs. r. A. Rainey. Mrs.
James Roosevelt Miss Ella l.. Russell,
Miss Grace Scovilla Mrs Henry Steers,
Mrs. Richard y. Williams and Mrs. Rich
ard Van Wick. all members ot the COM
r'ittee. and Mrs. Frank Bishop Miss Lucy
Frel'nzhuysen. Mrs Charles Brusler, Mrs.
Gouverneur and Mrs. Wellman. guests.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

were held over Common 10 good clipped solo
at s3Gs4 IS per 100 ID; common 20 prime enc ~
shorn lambs IS 50d$6 e25s clipped DO, Neo
q * 10 cr,Ils s.. Dressed mutton slow az 70
A. per 10: dressed lambs dull At 1901
country dressed hothouse lambs lower ~ sSV
IS 80 per carcass.
sales-Ksrns Commission Company: 2oi un-
shorn Michigan lambs, IS ID aysrase. Seo1S
per 100 ID; 10. 81 ID. s. 90: 2 Buffalo . 10,
s5 %: S47. rs ID. 81 TJ 217 clipped Michissn;
z H. s. 50: 24s o: - s. 10; iSi 81 BISaIo IL q.
cIionsd sbesn' 7s ib 80: g yearlings. 108 II, 81.
! Judd q CO.: 1ol clipped Obi" sheep 81
ID, ~ 70. 49, .oI s..s
including half a car for the market. Prices
easier. With heavy 20 light hoss auotssd s az as
a; 81 90: country dressed hogs slow and wax
az y f0c per 10.
sales-s Sanders; o STATE pisA ITO 70 s'T
age 81 90 per 100 ID: - state noss. lo1 io'
SO 90; 90. 172 ID. $3.50. .n
s Judd a. Co.: % state hogs. f76 ID, - ~
w. r Hume: % state hogs. 15S 10. - 81; .
rough $50 ID. 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago April cAgyLEgse.D. q st Esrds :sSs;: i1o1
feeders ss sss g. Sc cows s5d Hsiss: e
:sFSss ,s :; a inas. i4:a AssfG e sss9 Co.
e e sSgsh si 5o ss ss?s 70 sSS s9'' Of ssi-.
81 81 ioafsS CS q. sHEEP-Rsceipts. 1000; steady;
ins.. h 8. soss5 IS; lambs 81 'Osss Is; Western
y Kansas s city. April et--cATTI.E-R.eei2ss:
600 Including 80 southerns masket,s az meaat; s,,;
81 dressed sss sss e a. sns s5p3w s. 5a o
feeders 5. 'gsS. .sS,4 ~ s9sthsss s saav. sg
ca CAVES. ss s. 5css. Recspts 1000 STEADY
e se hisssT bulk Of saissa sa 20 s,ssrs SSsss 81
s. Is: light 50 oSg;e l7e sHEEP-Re:s2ss; Re-;
:o steady sGss sss. s'S ...s ssa1ssssso 8 sos4 S 81
sfocksrs So Ws'aT1i and feeders ID rs ssGss Is:
ci1cinna;i AprI .ArTIERso',Ygs.; y sa ~
HoGgs.c.ps. iesf e asgans ssnersy
e"a 10; ;ss :;;ay 50 80
1r5 East sc,i2a RsiaSi and ehanssd ApI
e sesc' sc active s4a ''sssS STEADY sssvy
mixed. So 46a$6 30; Workers. 50 SS9ss " PIN: T:
sss g SessS g g. s 59sshs s. tGsl hsSs Co. Sb ,sa5'
others assiys hardy Lambs iag,sc hisnsr ssnsy Tss
S. so: hsavy. 81 s5GAi5: yesritnxs- q 20
NTs: wethers s4ass IS. ewes, 81 oo9Sa 70:
Pittsburg April 2i.-CAT.rLE-steadyi supply
light choice, Sc loTss 60: prime, So D9so %.
sHEEP-slow supply tair; prime yssnsrs. WS
s,as8 50 HOGs-Lower: receipts, Is douots
decks: prime heavier. SO 25@se 30: mediums
81 654S6 81 Z rouehs k5GS5 20.
IBy Telegraph to The rHours]
Sc Louis. April e1.-CATT1E-Recefpts. olSs
quality common; demand fair: prices sssaAyi
tive and STEADY; pigs and light, <SQS6 g; PCT
ers reid from IS S03ss: heavy hogs. IS e093o lc'
rough. $685. 80: Southern pigs and hoes, ~ 80
So IS. sHEEP-Receipts 2.2il: slow pr, msse{,
lambs, IS 50fss rs; spring lambs. s6Co9<7 20:
clipped sheep. s4QS4 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Vow York. April n. 1911


BEEyEs-Receipts. lj2 cars; or ?.59s head.
including 10 cars for the market; Ia cars on
sale. steers slow and 5Floc lower bulls and
fat COWS 10 a I5c lower; medium and common
COWS slow. Medium 10 good steers sold az
50 500 81 - per 100 ID. bulls at sia 81 90 %:
ioc nsT or IL LIVERPOOL cabIes quoted live cat-
tie selling lOs. WfIi.c per 10. in addition 10
! the ofal. Exports tomorrow, SIS cattle and
$40 quarters OF beef IN the Victorian 70 Lon
don. T73 quarters IN the st Louis also tor
London. and AIS quarters I'm the Laurentic TO
saies~McPherson & CO: % PENNSYLVANIA
iiss H. SO 10. 20. 1900 H. So l stag, 700 10.
3 Ii77 10. IS. l. 1920 H. 81 80 :. 77e H. 81 IS:
.. 100 ib. 81: COWS 1888 lb. 81 81. l. 1870 lb.
.. 40. / $50 lb. 81 30: ;. 1850 h. 81 g. > 96s
ss7 TO- 81 s.: 10 800 10 SO 40: 3. zoos H. So 80.
4. 500 N. 80 -; 10. 900 ID. S. 10; =. $50 ID.
j shambsrg & Son: 10 Ohio steers, 1865 n.
sc2s IL. 1884 10. s. 75; 10 Peansylyania. 1889
s sanders: 81 Peunsylyania steers. 1861 lb
81 %. rs Ohio. lil7 ID. s. 30 is Virginia. i0is
81 so. 3. 300 10, SO 75. |, $50 h. 80 so. l. zoo
NJ. 81 So. .. or 10. 81 10.
Newton 4 Co: 81 Pennsylvania steers. i2li
Kerns Commission Company. Pennsylva-
MIA bull 1920 ID. s. g.
CALVEs-Rcceipts. 1850. including sos FOR
! the market. 93i on sale Demand moderate
and prices. quality considered. weak 20 2jc
| lower. Common 10 choice veals sold al 81 .
! 81 u p-r 100 h Few extra selected. 81
| culls 81 city dressed veals weak al sol ,
country dressed lower at oasisc.
Sales-S Sanders: % Veals. ifd 10 average
81 per 100 ID: o., 1873 10. So 81; ls5. l42 ID
| IS 8ai, IA. t25 10. So c5 81, III ID. IS.
| w II. Hume 25 veals. li3 ID, 81: II, l35 10.
| "a rs: ~ Buffalo. lt5 10. 80 20. rs. las 10.
/ SO %; I, ii5 ID. s.; 2. isS 10, 81
george & l. s. Dilisnback 81 yeals. III h.
| Sc: ~ culls. l0s 10. 81.
s Judd & Co: 10 veas. i5s 10, 81 is7. i2a
| ID s. S.
| Kerns Commission Company. ~ Pennsyl-
| vania veais 1876 H. So ~: cults. tOi 10. 81
| SHEEP AND LAMBs--Rsceipts II cars, or
| s42i head. including ) cars for the market;
| IL cars on sale. Sheep barely steady; best
| lambs steady ana others lower; about cars