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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
A QUIET MARRIAGE.
Mrs. Peters Becomes the Bride
of Mr.. Bunting.
"A Severe and Painful Accident A Norfolk
Collector Assaulted by CoIored Woman
Steel Rails for the Street Railway lex
tension -Brevities.

Mr.. Alfred V. Bunting and Mrs.
Young Peters were quietly married in
the study of the Main Street Christian
Church last evening at $50 o'clock.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of few mutual friends, by
Rev. NJ. P. Porter, after which the
bridal couple left for their home on
Liberty street, where they will remain
until Thursday, when they will occupy
their handsome new residence in Oak
dale. Mr. Bunting is Il shipping clerk
for the Atlantic Coast Line at Pin
ners Point.
PROPOSED NEW ICE PLANT.
There were several parties in town
yesterday prospecting for the estab-
lishment of an ice plant on Liberty
street. near the corner of Fourteenth
street. The plant will be erected this
fall and will be ready for operation
by next summer.
AN ACCIDENT
Mr.. II. J. b. Clarke, a blacksmith at
the South Norfolk Chemical Company's
plant, had the misfortune to get his
right arm caught in the gearing of one
of the machines he was repairing yes
terday afternoon. His hand was al
most severed at the wrist. He i'm
mediately left for his home, where he
received medical attention.
ASSAULTED BY a WOMAN.
Annie Willis. colored, was arrested
yesterday afternoon for throwing a
brick at and hitting Henry Reeach. a
Norfolk furniture collector. on his
head, innicting an ugly cash, which
caused him considerable pain.
| The woman claimed that he cursed
| her because she could not pay her
weekly installmcnt. The case will ibe
heard this morning at o'clock.
STREET RAILS ARRIVE.
Twelve car loads of steel rails have
arrived for the Berkeley Street Electric
Railways extension to Money Point,
and the work of laying the rails has
begun. 1t is expected that the road
will be completed by October the first.
DEATH OF a CHILD.
Martha. the 5-months-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Rock, died at
the sanitarium at Virginia Beach yes
| terday morning after several days i'll
ness. The remains will be forwarded
to Richmond this morning for burial
| BREVITTES.
| At the request of the pastor there
will he Il special meeting of the Young
Girls Society this afternoon at !
o'clock at Chestnut Street NJ. e.
| Church. All members are earnestly
| desired to attend this meeting.
Motorman Ben McHorney. of the
| Berkeley Street Railway Company, is
| off on five days vacation.
Mrs. David Onley is quite sick at
her home in. South Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
Norfolk Local
Continued
BRAIN BLET0N.
LOCAL BOARD OF IMPROVEMENT
CONSIDER SEVERAL. MAT
TIERS.

TIERS.
The Local Board of Improvement
convened in regular monthly session
last night. Present, Mr. c. ]. Jones,
Messrs Bunting, Ferebee. Gale. Hamp-
shire, Hancock and Sterling.
The minutes of the last regular and
special meetings We're read and APP
proved.
The report of the chairman of the
Street Committee was read. 1t show
| ed that the streets were in n salts
factory condition The report was re-
| ceived and filed.
The Committee on Schools, through
Chairman Gale, reported progress.
Mr. Hancock, chairman of Commit
| tee on Finance, reported in regard to
| the refunding of certain erroneous as
sessaaeHts paid by property owners for
paving after January 5, 1895. recon-
mending on advice of the City At
torney that the City Treasurer be au-
thoriZed to pay the wards portion COW
cred by resolution out of funds left
over from the improvement of streets.
! After some discussion of the matter
| the report was received and the whole
subject was left in the hands of the
committee and the committee author
lied to pay each amount as 1t is ascer-
tanned and report back to the board.
| Mr. Gale from the Special Commit
| tee, in regard to getting relief from
| the annoyanceS caused by the shifting
of cars and the blowing of whistles by
| the Virginia Beach road, reported that
1t had had an interview with Mr.. King
| and that he had assured the commit
| tee that he would do all in his power
| to give the desired relief, and that al
ready n partial relief had been OBJ
| tanned.
Mr.. ]. r. Macon presented a numcr-
| L
and property owners on Wiloughby
avenue protesting against the narrow
ing of the roadbed and widening of
the sidewalks on that thoroughfare.
The action of n meeting of residents
and property owners on Lovitt avenue
entering similar protest was present
ed by Mr.. Ferebee.
The whole matter was referred to n
special committee of five. consisting OF
Messrs. Gale. Ferefee. Hancock. Blunt
ing and Reid. TO confer with the Expe-
diency Committee of the Council with
power to act.
Mr.. Ferebee. from the Sewerage
Committee. recommended that the
ward pay the amount of $3.50 toward
the salary of the Plumbing Inspector.
as his duties call him very largely in
the ward. The matter was discussed
at length. On motion of Mr. Sterling,
the ward to pay the amount. the same
to be paid out of the amount collected
from the sewerage taps in the ward.
a petition presented through Mr.. a.
]. Odell, protesting against the mar
rowing OF the roadbed of Reservoir
avenue. and asking that the street be
paved on the same conditions of Bran
bleton and Park avenues. was referred
to the special committee of five.
a communication from Mr.. c. o.
Santos in reference to nuisance ex-
listing on Maltby and Carr streets, was
referred TO the Street CommAtee.
a communication from Mrs. Lois V.
Cornrew. asking for n return of SASH
paid by her for certain street improve
ments, February 2Jth, 1895. was re-
ferred TO the Finance Committee.
a communication from MIR. L. p Be-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
NEWPORT NEWS.
POLITICAL. MATTERS-NEW LA.
BOR ORGAN-CHESAPE
AGROUND

Newport News, Va, Aug. 2S-The
City Democratic Executive Committee,
which has been made the subject of
vigorous attacks from Democrats who
have been anxious to secure II re-or-
ganizatton of the party, to-day endea-
Vored to foreStall a movement to eff
feet reorganization over it's head by
calling a primary for September 18th,
for the purpose of electing new
city committee.
The Casino was crowded tonight
with representative gathering of
Democrats,Iin response to Il call issued
by number of influential party work
ers, for the purpose of considering the
advisability of recognizing the party.
1t was decided to hold meetings
in the wards September 18th. for the
purpose of electing two committeeman
from each ward. a committee was APP
pointed to draft plan and make ar
engagements. These meetings will be
six days earlier than the primary call
ed to-day by the present Executive
Committee for the same purpose.
NEW LABOR ORGAN.
The News, the official organ of the
Central Labor Union of this city and
the State Federation of Labor made
its appearance yesterday under it's new
management, Mr.. ]. Z. Ackerly being
editor and manager, for the Union
Publishing Company. n stock company
which issues the paper. The sheet is
a four-page, siX-column paper, and is
gotten up attractively and contains
much news of general as we'll as labor
interest. The News is published from
the Herald office.
THE CHESAPEAKE AGROUND.
The State oyster boat. Chesapeake,
on which are the Board of Survey.
which is making a re-survey of the
oyster lands in this section of the
State. ran aground in James river yes
terday. The vessel was making It's
way up the James river in York coun-
ty when the accident occurred. The
last reports were to the effect that the
vessel was still aground, but no serious
damage was expected to befall 1t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29

lote. asking to be reappointed janitor
of the public schools. was referred to
the School Committee.
A motion was adopted requesting the
chairman OF the various committees to
bring in resolution defining the duties
of the employees employed by these
committees.
The matter of granting the street
hands In turn a weeks furlough was
left with the chairman of the Street
Committee with power to act.
Under suspension of the rules, the
secretary was instructed to write to
the Councils requesting the with
drawal of Il resolution passed at q
former meeting of the board. asking
the Councils to pass an ordinance re-
During property owners to connect
their houses with the water mains in
forty-five days.
All properly approved bills were al
lowed.
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
AIR. and Mrs. j. S. Addison, of Clay
and Brown avenues. have returned
home.
Miss Pearl Barnelle. of Roanoke, va,
is the guest of Mrs. d. II. Holloman
of South Clay avenue.
Mrs. 10. a. Garrett. daughter and
son. of Washington, d. c., are visiting
their cousin. Mrs. w. NJ. Whitehurst
ZIG West Highland avenue.
trolley party for the benefit of
Trinity NJ Il. Church Sunday school
will be given Thursday evening. Au-
gust 30th. The cars will leave corner
of Park and Brambleton avenues at
1880 p. m.
Miss Maize Harley. of Baltimore, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Jones,
North Park avenue.
Miss Mary N. McIver, of Sanford. N.
c.. is the guest of Mrs. A. M. McIyer
of 202 Ferguson avenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
ATLANTIC CITY.
LOCAL BOARD-SEVERAL MAT.
TIERS OF INTEREST TRANS
ACTED

The board was called to order by Mr..
J. ID. Armstrong, chairman, at p. m.
last night. Present-Messrs. Arm
strong. Goodwin, Shumadne and Not
tingham.
After reading minutes of last meet
ing the Following business was trans
acted:
The petition of Messrs. Purdy and
Serpel. asking that water and sewer
main be laid along Stockley Gardens.
laid over from last meeting, again laid
over.
Mr. Walter II. Taylor, City Attorney,
addressed the board in regard TO the
claim for damages which had been Sc
cured against the ward by Mr.. Russell,
who had been injured by running into
a cart that had been left standing on
Olncy Road. and upon motion, 1t was
ordered that the ward pay the claim.
amounting to about $3.50, together with
the costs of same.
Petition of property owners to have
north end of Mobrey Arch curbed and
guttered was read. and Messrs. Shum-
adine and Goodwin were appointed a
committee to investigate and report.
The report of the Norfolk Railway
and Light Company to set certain poles
on Riverview avenue for electric lights
was granted.
\ resolution of Mr. Shumadine, re-
questing the Council committee having
the matter of the establishment of an
other voting precinct in the ward be
asked to withhold action In regard to
same until the board had established
the dividing line for the two precincts
was passed.
On r.otion of Mr.. Shumadine, q com.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29

mittee was appointed to ascertain the
cost of n lot. to be purchased on Olney
Road for the purpose of erecting a
building thereon. to be used for a vot-
ing precinct and as the police station
and office for the ward. Messrs. Shum-
adine. Goodwin and Armstrong were APP
pointed by the chair
Sergeant Dozier was ordered to de-
tail one of the force to notify lot
owners in the ward to cut all weeds
thereon as soon as possible.
1t was ordered that advertisements
be inserted in the daily papers to fur
nish coal at the pumphouse for the
coming year.
1t was resolved that hereafter no one
will be allowed to address the board
until all the regular business of the
board had been disposed of. unless
with the unanimous consent of the
board.
Several matters of minor importance
were disposed of.
On motion, the salary of Mr.. c. B.
Wilkinson. superintendent of sewers
for the ward, was increased from $50
to $50 per month.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
This signature OF every bottle
a~12 z>..1
JOHN DUNcAms SONS. Agents. New Fork
BERKELEY NEWS And ADVERTISEMENTS

Mrs. c. Brisbois and daughter. Miss
Josephine, left Sunday for Detroit.
Michigan, to be gone about three
weeks.
Miss Anna Elliott. accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. j. w. Morgan and
children. has returned to her home in
fredericksburg, Md, to the regret of her
many newly acquired friends. Mrs.
Morgan will be gone about four weeks
Miss Daisy Holland, after delight
full visit to her sister. Mrs. Eley. on
Berkeley avenue, left last evening for
Suffolk. where she will spend several
days prior TO going to her home in
Windsor
Mr.. b. P. Owen. Sr., of Manchester,
Va, is the guest of Captain NJ. c.
Keeling. on Chestnut street.
Miss Annie Jones has returned from
Chrisfield, Md, where she spent sew
eral weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Il. f. brewery is quite i'll with
pneumonia at her residence, No. 81 Lib
erty street.
Mr.. Harry Dickinson, of Pocomo!ie
City, Md is the guest of Mr.. a. S.
Jones, on Liberty street.
Miss ISvins, of Richmond, cn route
to New York city. and Miss Zoe Hyde.
of Portsmouth. are the guests of Miss
Duncan, on Liberty street.
Sergeant w. S. Rudd. who has been
confined to his home on Chestnut
street since Sunday morning by i'll
ness, was able to be on the street yes
terday afternoon.
The new general store and ware and
store house, of which mention was
made few days ago, has been incor-
porated under the firm name of Jones,
Wallace & Company, and Tuins, Wal
lace &c Company. respectively.
Mr.. A. Arlington. of New York city,
is visiting Mr.. w. II. Abbott, in Oak
dale on his way to visit relatives and
nj in IN cta
Miss Blanche Barry has returned
from the mountains. where she has
been spending her summer vacation.
Little Miss Myrtle Rea, OF Edenton,
n. c., is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Geo
Williamson. on Berkeley avenue.
! Mr.. w. Fl. Keith, of Lynchburg. Va,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. w. L.
McConville, on Chestnut street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
PETERSBURG.
BIG SUIT FOR DAMAGEs-oTHE
NEWS.
Especial to Virginian-Pilot.)

:
Petersburg, Va, Aug. 2S.-In the
Hastings Court to-day Mr.. e. E. Whit
more, conductor on the street electric
railway, through his counsel, Mr.. VIM.
r. McKenney, instituted suit against
Mr.. IL. c. Roper for $4,000 damages.
The writ is returnable on the third
Monday in September and the suit will
be heard at the October term of the
Hastings Court. This suit grows out
of the language and conduct of Mr..
Roper on the occasion of visit of
Mr.. A. #. Edwards, the general mana
ger OF the street electric railway, and
MIR. Whitmore, the plaintiff. to his
(MIr. Roper's) office a few days ago.
Mr. Roper is a prominent tobacconist
of this place and is also a member of
the Board of Directors of the street
electric railway.
There will be a reunion of Confede-
rate Veterans at La Cross, Mecklen-
burg county, next Friday. Among
those who will attend is General Stith
Boiling. of this city. the grand com
mander of Virginia. 1t is expected
that very large crowd will be in at
tendance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
News About Stnmns.

An innovation in the postal service
to all classes is II plan lately adopted
by the department of furnishing stamps
In little books. with wax sheets between
one cent for the book additional to the
amount of stamps contained therein. and
strange as t~mHy seem IL Is estimated
that the profit on these books at one cent
each will amount Ia some 500 600 per an
mum. II Is also estimated that the sum
paid for The Private Revenue STAMPS
fostcttcrs stomach Bitters very nearly
equals this amount. The Blticrs Is a re-
liable remedy for constipation. indiges-
ton. dyspepsia, billiousness. liver and kid.
ncy troubles. and enormous quantities OF
1t arc sold yearly T. may be depended
upon absolutely to cure all stomach dis
years.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
BERKELEY ADvTS.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OR TWO
N gentleman can secure Il desirab BILE
front room, with board, in private family
i'm a very desirable locality. Address a.
b.. care Virginian-Pilot. Berkeley, Va.
au29-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29

VIZ e. ROACH & CO. S. s. Phone fei55
w sReai Estate and Rental Agents
office corner of Berkeley avenue and
Chestnut street. Berkeley, Va. Prompt re-
turns guaranteed. au7-1m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

3 ONT PLACE YOUR INsuRANcE
Elan No. i 1fain street, Suffolk, yS.
ys,s ca. set Vim; ~, you are looking for
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WY ANTED. AN EXPERIENCED
w shoe salesman. Resident preferred
Apply with references No. &c CHESTNUT
ST., Berkeley, Va. au24tf
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u ANK OF BERKLEY.-coUNTR
- trade specially Convenient hours.
Interest on deposits. fe11-tf
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j. II. WILLIAMS,
Funeral Director and EmbaImsr
81 CHESTNUT STREET.
Office 1917
Residence. 1920
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
PENDANTS nn
-.5eeTsxssw
AND FINGER RINGS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ld no be suppl whcn
tho Tho
jewely
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-29
Mattings,
Refrigerators,
Ice Boxes,
Rockers,
Settles,
Mosquito
Canopies
and other summer goods to
be sold at low prices to make
room for our Fall Goods.

Do not think of purchasing anything
in the Housefurnishing line until you have
inspected our stock, learned our pricef
and terms.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-13

.,,.,v.d route through Middle Park
,nd R,n,, county into Utah the other
tn tho northsrn cutIf, through
w,,mins IN Northern Colorado. aud
thence into Utah. .
The second route 10 no. eon'idered
=, ,,oin thu FIRST. bat !, may b. Il IL
,bs one decided upon Both have been
thoroughly surveyed"
wsanlsi'Ani thst surveyors Of the
.bsve road have been working at the
head Of Ch,lk Greek tir a week past.
,nliti. 10 bs hoped the road will be
hail, d,.n Chalk Creek 10 Ogden. We
ara no. ,Nars Of any srsis existing In
o.d.n canyon. pn, thsre Is Grade in
Chalk Creek Tor /, number Of miles, and
IL may be thisons the Post has reference
a. II the road should como thi, way
th. coal Acids easl Of here could be
opened up. anI by this means give en-
ploymsnt 10 thousand. Of men. There
(. e.ri.lnly sre.t nsed Tor another rail
road 10 this part. 70 that ans could not
have allis own way
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-13
thsPo,,

East FAsSoH Otiysa. tho Chicago
preacher, who ha. bees In Utah for
soAs months past trying 70 reform the
people, Esys vent To some uttsrsnce,
last Sunday which we're net d, Tor any
man protesting 70 bs a servant OF Gsd,
10 spe,h. The gentleman declare,
"God 10 love. bat not that hsilish,
rotten, damnable brand tina, 10 often
called love. DO you get onto what AN
talking Aboutp OF all tho places where
have heard sad stories Of broken homes
and Of inhdslity, Utah leads. I thiat
che devil 10 satisfied with the State. and
<hSa't Wantto change Il; still he may be
Ashamed Of H." Mr.. Oliver evidently
does not like Utah very much. When
the bitter prejudice 10 iorOsd Out Of his
heart, psrhsPs he will cay that Utah is
.aet the ro,tensst place he has heard Of.
Ne evidently has not visited many
other States.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-13
BURLINGTON TO BUILD WEST.

From Sundays Denver Post ws learn
shat the Burlington will bald To Ogden,
ahdtLsi Il will run trains over its own
road within the usIt eighteen months,
The Post states that the contract for
ties and rails has bosnls,. to be deliver
ed on July let. The entire distance
from Denver to Ogden has been survey.
cd, and according TO the Post, a grade
has been made in Ogden canyon. Re-
gardinV the possible route the Post
says;
Two routes are open TO the BurlinE-
ton from Colorado TO Ogden. one IL
from Denver, where the Burlington hA.
acquired extensive and now almost In
valuable terminal rights 10 the north o.
the city, to Lyons, the present termi
nus Of the road in Colorado, thence oyel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-13

CoSTKHESok 10 ever aAd most Of us
~Asl,os. MAO q. "a Sal, t~h. go,
,isns to take advantage OF tL u,sny
"sbsrgains" offered have returns tn
nhs goods shsy got 80 shssp %. II is
'sbeut time the people got on TO being
sauped by tho Sal, Lake merchants.
uFssks before conference time. . great
rnssy Of the people save up their nsnsy
soss 10 20 10 Salt Lake and spend II, In.
stead Of buying their things from the
home merchants, thinking they can got
them 20 much cheaper. but as = matter
'oi fact, the goods cosl them aueh more
than they would IL purchased al home,
We know Of one man who goes " Salt
aAks about twice year and bays up .
supply Of goods, pays the freight on
thsm and then they cost him more than
che home merchant would charge.
AWs sAho hAh hiso suila CertAlh pro-
product, and depends upon the people
where he lives to support him, aud Il
they send away Tor a shipment Of the
product he handles, he docs not like II.
We think such = man AZ ths one 70.
ferred 10 should take into eonsideratisn
che fact that the norS he patrsniI.s tho
home merchant. The more he will be
bsnehted. To tboSs vho 70 down 10
'conisrenes 10 take advantage Of the
many "bArgains," ws would say, leave
ysur money Al hons. aud get better
goods for the came price az you pay iOS
poor articles, for II 10 . known fact that
she Salt Lake merchants at soatsrenes
ains dig out their shsli-worn articles,
which the people buy ssd pay dearly for.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-13

THa announcement that Admiral
Dewey -Ill run foi pre.id-at. m.kss
many ofthe politicians wonder what
will come cert.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-13

srKsLF, the Denver Posts osr,osaist
Who has been sick for sons time past,
has recovered and his fsmsu. cartoons
again appear on the fire, page Of the
Post. Mr. s,esls one Of the best car
tooni,s 10 the country. aud his work /.
greatly appreciated by every reader Of
che Post.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-13

Local notess, 10 cents per line for Gre, insef
uou eents per line Tor each subsequent insef
G1-rbs.s rate. viii he strictly adhered 10
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-08-28
PYrHIAN oRDER IN SESSION.
Meeting Of the Supreme Lodge x. Of
p. and Branch Orders Held IN
Detrcit.

Detroit. Aug. 2S-Masonic temple
today appeared transformed hto :
temple of Pythianism. Severed large
| ly attended gatherings of Pythian and
branch orders were in progress stimuli
taneously within the big Structure
Chief of these open meetings were the
supreme lodge knights OF Pythiaz
and the supreme lodge OF the Pythian
sisterhood. The meeting of the order
of Rathbone Sisters was postponed un
til tomorrow.
Supreme Chancellor Thomas G.
Sample, of Allegheny. Pa. the head d
the Pythian order, presided over the
supreme lodge meeting. II J.. c,
Wright, Atlanta. Ca. supreme keeper
of records and seals, made his report,
In the sixth biennial assembly of
the Pythian sisterhood supreme lodge,
the gavel was welded by Mrs. H. q.
Libby, of Portland Me- supreme chaf
cellor. The reported question of tne
admission of colored women was dis'
posed of by debarring colored women
from the second degree. Mrs. Geo. w.
Adams, of Haverhill, Mass, supreme
keeper of records and seals and Mrs.
L. A. Small of Pennington. N. H., mis-
tress Of excheQuer, reported.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-08-28
STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Aug. 2S-Cattle 5000; in
.cluding 1000 western and 800 Texans;
generally steady; Texans strong;
good to prime steers $5.45 q 6.1O;
poor to medium s4.6O q $40; stockers
and feeders 1886 q Ats; COWS $2.75
"a AGO; heifers $500 q 500; Gamers
.s2.65; bulls $2.75 @ 4.5O; calves 25 q
.35c higher s5.25 o 715; Texas fed
steers $4.15 O 500; Texas grass steers
1925 q 4.10; Texas bulls $3.50 q S4C
Sheep 10000: steady, to strong. good
to choice wethers $3.50 q S.S5; fair
to choice mixed 1896 @ $50; western
sheep $s.4O @ s75; Texas sheep $25C
@S.40; native lambs s4.OO @ $50;
western lambs $4.75 a $50.
Kansas City. Aug. 2S-Cattle 1900;
market for best natives steady; 9th
ers S q 10c lower; native steers $4.2C
q $40; native COWS and heifers SITE
q 400; stockers and feeders s265 q
4.50; bulls $3.50 q AS; calves ZOO;
steady to shade lower $500 q s.s5
Sheep 1900; steady; lambs $500 q
500; mnttons $3.50 o 500.