Table 4: Average 86 GHz polarization properties of 0716+714 and the secondary calibrators during 2003 November 10 to 16.
Source $\langle P\rangle$ [Jy] $\langle p\rangle$ [%] $\langle \chi\rangle$ [ $^{\circ }$ ]

0212+735 $0.14\pm 0.06$ $12\pm2$ $-34\pm 6$

0633+734 $0.08\pm 0.06$ $8\pm3$ $77\pm 9$

0716+714 $0.68\pm 0.23$ $15.0\pm1.8$ $31.4\pm 1.5$

0836+710 $0.08\pm 0.08$ $5.3\pm1.6$ $-76\pm9$

1642+690 0.04 $_{\rm {-0.04}}^{\rm {+0.07}}$ $4\pm4$ $66\pm18$

1803+784 $0.11\pm0.07$ $8\pm2$ $-76\pm9$

1928+738 0.02 $_{\rm {-0.02}}^{\rm {+0.09}}$ 1.1 $_{\rm { -1.1}}^{\rm { +1.6}}$ ...

Note: These results have been obtained, for each source, from the polarization fits over the entire time range of the observations. The errors were originally computed as 1- $\sigma$ uncertainties of the polarization fits. The errors of the $\langle P\rangle$ and $\langle \chi\rangle$ measurements include those from the absolute total flux density and polarization angle uncertainties, respectively (see Sect. 2).

**Table 4:** Average 86 GHz polarization properties of 0716+714 and the secondary calibrators during 2003 November 10 to 16.
Source	$\langle P\rangle$ [Jy]	$\langle p\rangle$ [%]	$\langle \chi\rangle$ [ $^{\circ }$ ]
0212+735	$0.14\pm 0.06$	$12\pm2$	$-34\pm 6$
0633+734	$0.08\pm 0.06$	$8\pm3$	$77\pm 9$
0716+714	$0.68\pm 0.23$	$15.0\pm1.8$	$31.4\pm 1.5$
0836+710	$0.08\pm 0.08$	$5.3\pm1.6$	$-76\pm9$
1642+690	0.04 $_{\rm {-0.04}}^{\rm {+0.07}}$	$4\pm4$	$66\pm18$
1803+784	$0.11\pm0.07$	$8\pm2$	$-76\pm9$
1928+738	0.02 $_{\rm {-0.02}}^{\rm {+0.09}}$	1.1 $_{\rm { -1.1}}^{\rm { +1.6}}$	...

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