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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15

The material for building the boat
should be well selected. For tine center
timber white pine viii 30. though a
tougher wood il better. The runner
plank or pianLs should noe De made OF
anything less tough than ash. The run
ner skates a. the end Of the runner p.anks
are held by choCks made 0f white oak.
The runners are fastened between these
chocks By an iron bol,. which acts a, %
pivot. allowing the runner skate free play
up and down, like a rocker This j. 10
provide for passing uneven places IN the
ice. 4 rubber spring Is often placed over
the skate TO ease the joiting The runner
skate is made OF white oak and sh0d with
iron. the iron being beyeled and quite
sharp. There should be two sets, the one
very sharp for smooth ice aud strous
WINS, the other somewhat du.ler for
rou-h or soft ice and light winds.
The ruddcr is a runner skate. very
sharp IN order that il Will take hold Of
the ice. The helmsmah sits ia q small
cockpit or box, constructc % white pine,
ash or spruce, from which lac must steer
with great care. Too sudden a turn Of
the tiller when running last would pro-
duce q sudden curve 20 which there
would be tangent Il line representing the
crew flying straight ON over the ice II the
direction from which the boat vas de
Elected. Then. cracks must be carefully
passed. First the boat is beaded So rs 20
lose the wind, and then she Is run across
the crack al right angles. so that both
runners VIII 20 over II at once. 10 ls the
Office OF the hclmsmau to sail the boat,
directing her course, and in . measure
her speed, taking advantage Of air cur
rents. il not OF water currents, as in the
case of water yachts. to avoid obstacles,
and. when required, to stop the boat with
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15

two OF three
years st was the
81 Ost idely
quoted humorous
paper in the coun-
try. In spite Of
the fact that its
Jokes were taken
up and waited
from one end OF
the country 10 the
other, The Estel-
line Bell died "a
peaceful and dig
nihed death a year
or more ago. Is
feline is u little
place way out in
Dakota. IL is so
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15
the windward side down

Keeps the windward side down
wind an ice BOAT viii often run soa. ,sa
lance on her lee runner and he ,1e On
This is called rearing up" A ,0dd.s.
will keep a boat poised IN this No. 49, sakx
some time. II she upsets the rrem AoA To-
out, and unless some obstacle is sDaa
slide over the smooth ice for n i"" WI
lance without injury. In order d+
vent capsizing when the boat h ~ PIE.
she must be clsed. II beating H.
ward she may be brought no 10 tSa @sd'
II running with the wind sbe WIG
eased by paying of the sheet IT, os
windward runncr win drop from we
on to the bard ice, aud The ma. vac AZ
stands on 1t WIN wonder il bis bones y.
not shattered by a stroke Of lleb,ni,s "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15
FRED n. CARRUTH.
The Bright Humorist Of The Estelline
Bell Now on The Chicago Tribune.
-ln-..nL E-rr..n..l.rA

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. l2-Who Is
there among readers Of american news
papers who has not read funny clippings
from The Esteiline Bell For n period Of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15

The dangers are not 80 great rs m.eh
be expected True. The boat Will oeca.
s%ionally run onto thin ice and break IN.
but the lee runner win cut into the ioe
and stop her Roadway, and she urse's De.
fore her stern is off hard joe. The flt.
Of the crew must naturally depend On
the mCmbers thereof. one who has never
experienced such ami-hap might SUPPOSE
the yachtemau thus dumped ou TIC lee TO
sail by himself over its surface. would
have some anxiety as 10 whether tlo cru.t
would yet thinner or thicker n De
should De reasonably certain oi tlo latter.
perhaps DIS sail would not le unpleasant.
if he suspected the formor, ho could
choose between wishing 90 Do fragment
lied against an obstacle, or drowned Of.
the end of his excursion.
In sailing before the wind TIE iccbOa.
goes no faster than the current which pro
pels her. Sometimes "a sudden gust viii
start her ahead and when .t lals she
will be going faster than the aig current
and her sails Will flap. till her motion Is
reduced 90 the Winds velocity. The last.
est sailing is done with the wind 90 The
quarter. Then the pressure IS continued
Why q boat viii 90 faster than the wind
20 some people is very pulling. The ac-
compauyiDg diagram viii explain Obi,
Seeming impOSslbiiity.
Suppose am ice boat starts 10 go befor.
the wind 20 the point 10 directly ahead.
She arrives at q mt the same time with an
imaginary point IN tine current of air bear.
ing her that started with her. Suppose.
.Inrf.H. Ir.mL =
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15

IL is admitted by foreign electricians
that the progress made in the United
States in the Use OF electricity is far in al
vance Of that Of any other nation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15

CE boatingl The
very words are
exhilarating TO
one who has ever
seen one OF that
peculiar style OF
craft called ice
yachts under full
sail in n smart
breeze. llO W
smoothly the ice
yacht darts over
the frozen bosom
Of some broad
river or bay, now
sailing with the
wind and now
beating against il,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15

out spilling the crew. This be usually
does by bringing the boat gradually up
into the wind, and when IL is desirable 10
come To a quick stop the rudder skate
may De turned straight across the stern
AZ right angles wif the center timber,
when il acts rs a break. An ice boat
moving ut ordinary speed can thus he
stopped in twice her length, but it strains
the boat, and should only be used IN
urgent cases.
90 start an ice yacht headed TO the
w.ai. The iib sheet is hauled in, tho stern
+, swung ronnd aud she is pushed ahead
uutl the sails fill. The crew, except the
hciLi,man. stand on the windward run
Ler and hold On to the shrogds. This
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15

0AAA
she make for the
objective point o
ou BIER quarter
The imaginary
point En- tlc wind
before mentioned
make the dis
lance from t0 %.
.iu tll s-rle time
a. before. ii.t the
boat lu "thcluean-
time i.a tray
cr-cd t.c ol3co-
ual l.uc which Is
LONGER Thus the
rate az pccl i
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-15
BOATING ON THE ICE.
THE ExHIlARATING PLEASURES OF
THIS WINTER SPORT.

They Are to He Enjoyed ty Those Only
Who Live in Northern EegioDs-How
IN Make an Ice Yaeht-saiIing Faster
than the Wind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

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scn,tssr .~~. - $1,000 into -
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so,me,,s n ac.coooce. o.. vari6us All
menss. 800 ~ ss,red ~ pounds a
-, n. ns,,s,,ss se~~s~r~ns
-. R-s.s sseIi. W r. man,
,.i.;. - shs s.oms.h and hsert. veal
!. | ianss ana c,esslv emaeiaaed: cored anf
mined 10 pounds in I've months.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
aDvsC. tn MOrnxrss

nrs wtaslov's soothing syrup. for chIidres
essthina. r. the prescriptions Of ons Of the best
fensie nnnss and physicians 10 the uritsd
States. snd has bssa assd for forty year with
tssthins its value IL iacsisuiAbis. Il relieves
the ehild fron pain. cures dysentery and dIar.
rasss. grspfns IN the bowels ard wind csiie.
~ fisiaa health to the child !, rssta the
mothsx. Prtn. 2so bostla splsdsis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

nAx FAAxcfsoo. April a-Arfived-Ship
Csrus Msksfeld. sssstbs.
Cleared stale Of Cal foraia, Port
haj. Antovis. Nsnsino; Una;iilA. sssttis
Geo. w. Edsf. Portisnd.
sAisd Steamers state Of California. Port
land; unaiilia. sea;ts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Lace curtain nets. cor big purch ass is
going fast, we are selling them at 5os On
the dollar. Chester Cieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

The latest New York styles in mems
and boss' sprine clothing ct the Star
Clothing Hoase. aDs Oomms rciai stree /.
Kline 4 Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Emesoideriss nearly bslf price
Chester Cisary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

II you want q bargain In lots 7 and 8
block 81. Msypsrd's addition, call on
psmphrey & Hsnford. Commercial
street. ep5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

oais hrst class so1k done at Gaxzsm
4 Co.'S. Second street. on Frsmes. Wall
Paper, OF anything IN their line.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Mothers. will II pay the time to patch
your sons' pants when you oan bay .
nobby boys salt at t1.6o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SCHOOL
i Disfriot No. ], Of King county. WsshinO.
ton Territory, have deemed Il in their judg
ment advisable 70 submit 70 the quAli ODD
school electors Of said disirtct the que>tion
y hesheP they may Incur an indebtedness not
TO exceed one Per cest Of the assessed valua'
ton Tor q much thereof ~ may 10 neeessaSyl
of tho assessAbls properly Of said DistRici
No. for the year 1883. 10 furnish additional
school buildings for sad district, 70 furnisi
the same. g. improve the gEU1nd and 10 pur.
cAsss supplies and Other appliances and ap-
pAsatas fse teaching. Notice u therefore
given TO the gnalihed electors Of School Dis
trict No. I, Of King county, Washington Terri.
/ tori, that - election vii b Asad en- ri
DaY. TIE FOURTH DAY OF NAY, 1855
at Browns Psvflon, on second street. be
tween Spfiug and Seneca stscess, IN the city OF
seattle. tn said county and territory, 1t which
election viii be submitted the question Of In.
per cent. Of the asDraoed valuation tar 20
much thereof - may he necessary Of the ~.
sessaele property Of raid District No. I for the
year 1855, IN accordance with an oc1 pasoed
February %. lsoA, - furnish additional
school buildings soe said district, 10 furnish
the same, 70 Improve the sruand and to puf-
chase supplies and other appliances snd sppa-
ratus for teaching.
The polls vim bs open for u reception Of
rotes a. O'Clock p. m. Of said Day. and VIII
be lepi open until O'Clock p. m. of aaid day.
Ali electors in favor Of borrowiag money viii
write For tnturring Indebtedness, Yssn on
theiS tailotD. and those opposed, e. For incur
ring indebtsdnoss. No."
q Dsssd April I'd. 1855.
7. T. MINoR.V
WM. n. HUGHES,
J. ii. FRlNK,
Directors Of School Districs No. l,
King County, Washington Territesy.
u. a. HAwTnoRsI. clefk Of said district.
ap9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

The Star Clothing House IL the recog
nissd headquarters fos fall indigo g. A
h. suits.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

p. Gentlemen, II %. hid Rlevss, rev
lot. Chester CleAry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
The s.a s,exe x.,,w.y scheme.

San nssoo. April Is NJ. Governar
Merrill. % iOss. prominent man IA the
foueas, klsinafe \ san Ntego ksiireaG
pruicot, has hacn 10 New YORK for some
time. whore he wet ~ ths request of
Russell sage. Il Il nov known thzt the
M,sNo0ri t'acs3c has made a very fsYurz
ete proposition wasch tao Pomona and
hlstaorN people usaY sccep1. and result
"a breaking 81 the ees stations with sac
Sonshern Pacific.
stove waed Al Seattle wood Yard ZOE
<5,N a load. AyS5
81 cheek NAlnsoak. .Osster Cl~sry
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

ss corded pique. Chester Cleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Mes silk mohairs. Chester Oieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

81 cheek NAinsoos. oas-ser Clear,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Ne. Yaok. Apra I3.-Nsnsy - cal sasy
a t0a, casing ossfo1 J. fnor
a~sesatsls psVer ~. so Hing exshneo1
e-8h fsr ~ az balls ~ SSS NJ -
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

The whsat markets naturally continued unsettled yeste
day. but the result untavorable to tho bulls Spot
lots were inclined 10 oueness and prices dropped 129
cent while advance in freights also helped TO
restrict purchases, which amounted only $4,000
bushels The speculative movement was on euieter
scale The dealings the options falling 9s 70 lees than
s SDs1as iasF f.s: BSy Hsn:: a
mens hosns an "ae 6shes
.nd 'd a seR Il. ynn @ s, s
prepared an untayorabe report on the condition 'rsSn
hs,'is 70 s and '
The eo. .uSs WAS weak sp s Sses Of cent for August
E Sf'!s$'s @ :5% Ss -
a1s
la Diifs TS'I Hsp!
and the market closed tary fri; Losses are scored
@ is a for a AssS s sSa r. at o s. and 81
for December at 90 "a cents The sensson IN Sas
iots were up IS2 cents haher and August deliveries
fSed no Hp u S efh The 81 pes
q So for S sSpf%or e S 80 dS s p.ssbe sS Ts
was without feature and dull The changes In the options
s.s ssser s9.s S G and pSs SF %
The reeept Of sran and nour yes:.rd.y =
M G III sS and 3 3 STss wsis e o
bushels o2 san Spsns ns a hGSn fn. &.
were Wheat 37s e97 bushels ss9 S bushels oasA
S9O937 OusheiS. grain, l,loo,Vf H"~4ss
i0'-' THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. q (Sp-clsi)-The weakness which rs
vailed In wheat at the close Saturday inennnea thi'
morning by weather everywhere and an easier sone
the cables Al the opening there great pressure
to SELL Large orders came from NerYorh' and Hutchin
son sold about 900 ooo bushels for Dscsnber ouyns
sDaringly for September The mafxet looked panck&y &
and there would possibly have been serious decne Du'
Tor the rcce pt Of news the effect that the vienna COD
sress had issued their estimate Of the worlds harvest q
wheat rye barley and oats me aoeuen. gS,1s tSs
percentages each country. These hgores were Joi
pared With former estimates, and the eCnsgson ar s5ol0eS &
bushels as compared o09 ia,: n nafna
the shortage 1876 100000 bushels ana llsooogyv ess
epop p f. @ sad to Be ne shortest f years The elrcala
ton OF this news stopped selling and turned the tne
tho other w9T resulting in sharp advance =, -
On rumors the Vienna Congress had maze no
q few o, the delesaiss and individual mste: the
market lost half Of It's advance but the snyins M
fore and closing them at about the TOP ne vsGsS Ss
supply shows increase OF only 500 600 1usneIS wnc
OF No spring here has been iurthr d Co hnsh
in pectOn to-day OF thai grade having been
Some believe at cash @ Wheat VIII M s cent drerence be-
tween september and December most OF me Gay
receipts have been 100 cars with .s2 estimated iot
dsv The charters reported srs 1000 pusheiS o. -
ce The ve"tnes which corn developed Saturday va.
more pronounced to-day the price being more man ce.
9T dsog esop ana the reespts which
cars to-day and 9s5 estimated Tor Iqe.aa w
longs manifest less confidence In preso ana Srep
uniy dec reased COO bushels There was some
Iary but he tendency we 00Tpwa porons rues
strong and higher all day. -, ., =. 60 ana .,.s.1
soout 81 34
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.
OREGON IMPROVEMENT CO.

Ne1-York. Aug. 19. lee&
geaed proposals for rhs purchase Of the whole " sno
pars Of ten thousand 100000 shares Of the par vA1e q
e1oo each OF the Preferred Stock Of the Oregon Improve
mens Company Will received al tho ofce Of the C<m
pany until Of September H. 1855. when bids wiz %
opened By Executive Committee. certified cheek
parable order Oregon Improvement Company
for ave 80 per Of the value Of tho arnount o.
stock applied accompany each propossi; The
proposal accepted the check will be returned No
bid will accepted for less than and accrued dv
than TO- 900 shares bid for aotments will Be made
pro rata The right II reserved reject sny and all
bids no. deemed for Of the company.
Tho stock Is paid for In nstaments as fellows;
Oct L 1Ss6-25 per cent and one months sccrued
dividend
Dec 1. lsss-es per cent ana three month"; accrued
dividend
Feb. I. lsso-es psr cent and ave month"; accrued
dividend
Aprn I. Isss-2s per cent and one months accrued
dividend
From shs hss inssslirens there win b deducted the
amount the ave (S) per deposited with the
posal with interest added thereto the rate Of
cent Der annum from date Of deposit Payment IN
full may bs made any installnent day. s,semens
will b each subscriber showing the amounts duo
en- the dates named. Certificates Of stock win be given
for 90 many full shsres psd for by each install
ent and when the last installment is paid certificate
will be issued fractions previously paid for No scrip
will b issued
Proposals should b. erpcrscrfbcd Proposals for Pre-
ferrod Stock" addressed Elijah Smith President
Oregon Improvement Company. Mills Building Eew-YoEk
City.
BY order Of she Executive Committee.
ELIJAH SMITH, President
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
-LosINo PRICES OF BOSTON sr'cks
Boston, Aug 81. 1888.
A GROWING SCARCITY OF CONTRACTS

MOnuhy, aug ZIP III.
II long has been evident that there was scarcity
of real stocks at the Stock Exchange that Euro
pcan purchases and home sbsorptions had depleted
the market Of certificates. To-day's operations
have indicated that there is growing scarcity
Of contracts 10 deliver stocks, which have been so
freely put out during the last twelve months. At
least the holders OF those short contracts seem
to be In no hurry to permit liquidation OF them
at current quotations. II the holdings Of the con-
tracts were concentrated in the hands Of two or
three clQues, instead OF being scattered in small
quantities, they are. II is probable that corners
would quickly develop in nearly all the active
stocks dealt in To-days operations in some
stocks were largely made up OF efforts to auidate
short accounts, and in individual cases some
partial success attained: but that was largely
due to the sales OF other operators, also for the
short" account. who think further advance can
not be made without q reaction The market
opened higher than Saturdays closing prices ana
generally made steady advances subject TO iuctua-
tons Of l-Sal-4 per cent. till the end. But 1t is
difficult TO note where there any material
change IN the speculative situation. There was
good buying, other than for the short account.
of Northwestern, St. Paul. Delaware Lackawanna
and Western. Philadelphia and Reading, Union
Pacific and Western Union. The market closed
with the asking prices generally at the highest OF
the day.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury purchased $4,000 per cents
1T l2s; the rejected offers were OF $4,000
per cents at 1928 l-2. The local market was dull
and steady at quotations as follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS From THE YIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FRCM THE YIELD AND .AN1S oi rnicEs, .
Crude oil yester.sy rose above 81 cents gaining es
cents from the nns figures OF SATURDAY, out ~ suoso'
ouentv fell back within is cent OF ina, quoSauon'
Around OF cents the market was az the nishess p's
touched since last springs bulge TO s1 per barrel ana rep
,s..r,sa !, rise within two weeks Of abori cents
Reeli,stons were natural ana they formed censoesoe
part the 900 barrel, which mage up ,as
Transactions At The two DIX esnn" ca b. caei an
exhibition Of WEAKNESS. and IL j. no Eonoe, @ ysEr
eSsnes nsi. nat i' prices 90 down :t more In
the refined market the urgency oi aentnu 80 tb
+ Is ss ses a. ana IL hs tendes to restrain
at The lower nfures Bn; tse ~ IA
cSsrscsr In the eeld sdvces ln1seneed strong opsng
t and psss S sss s% sna q sn hsdsao Up
81 il cents Tie Total dealings in ths unlisted aspsst
. a d.y. q As s.ssss sssis ss as
change and stock Exehanse house. were ~ nsohabs
Interests aOns from s 10 sSa7 ents wee sSd cut sScys
s,ss.. GO sH Ths na r." F sser
has been lIeuidatd but price, yieasa Ts. cs.. of
isHf .s s'ss soanG Of i' c.D Dt shovel Hes
s3ouna 50 cents On the recovery
5Ssss;. 90 ss wbo Il ssS ss s
ventures on the late reactions u dersa N no w''e
is natural reactions the progressive advances or We
:syn Any nssy w d.ysHe ef or ss real % suy
s ss scare. as sye The 6 70 M
s IS. s e sas ssa ssa.sn .aa
on dn%'Hns mi yoTms o. 10 Cent, n sous
betrayed The average trader u looking
nSi may sssn as has oten Of 4:
CONTRACTS and those who desire to recover goods s0d
pront 4. ,o.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

fsr i3aI4c; sta,s dairy tubs. fancy, led2oc; good
IL f.odisc: fair 1915 1.2c Welsh. prime. lf9lI tc
Fso 5lsc western m,.slCa ess.msIy s5,r chGIS sSs
il isSi5e; good. iSafs lee; ordinary ig6is L2s ;
western factory. June 6rkins extra a,sts itc h,s.A
fresh arin. arst 10 2s ass. y i2ai frssh
tubs extra lsts f3c drsts ~ l2c seconds lie west
srn dsiry and factory thirds liaii Ice. CHEESE
Holders ask Be full cream stae factory nq the ds
the market EGGs-rhe market Is quiet In az drec-
lions Eastern 1ssiec Western nSSlsc Sasain asi isS SO
msnd sales 875 hhds Musecyado. s. test lac II 800
md eo tes: Centrifugal. o l4c. There was
good demand for r.nnsd cd,, cclihGut alisra: s,.s
CRUSHED i!c Cubes Sa47 7sc rcyde'et edDi...1 st1
crs' ssc c.:ies A. Standard branded l:sc:
Coffee or A" o 1870 7.sc White ixsrs e. 9 als
8 lie; yellow. sse l.isc, :. ....... .n,,.a =,
l1siI i2c Toe Tor City oleo and Lee for foreign
TALLow-stcsdy. Sales, 10000 Prime CITY o.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET

ood o prime stesrs sod ago II 81 s5e s. 20
and tho average vas ,siimatsi at - o.
M = & EsReceInts were 232 carloads OF 4059 head
An arct To Fact Side abattoirs "a at GOTH
g. Of which 81 cars consigned 70 Mr. Eastman and
al ,ars 10 St.rn and Jersey City. the Inter
Including % cars Of export steers for Nelson motifs
Countina the cattle held from SATURDAY chere were
mors than 100 sale. nearly halt or winch weso
Texans and Colorado Steers. The market opened MOI
erafev ,ctive and firm Good droves OF Texans ana
Rangers and Medium and Parrish Naives SOLD a. small
F1ays prces with Common ana Top grades
unchanged The finish was dull and feeling weak. and
q ful cicarance not ehectel - .,.
breeds 81 TO f5 Common 20 Prime Natyey at y!
"a 10 ana one car al, TO ,U i5 Bull S.hA2 90 snd
lew At oi, IN TO So and Stays and Oxen at s3Gs4 go
This weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton are az follows;