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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-12
Carries Every County ar
City in the District.
ABOUT 5000 MAJORITY
He Made a Clean Sweep in The
City Of Richmond.
Mr.. WALLAcE'S STATEMENT
Congratulates His Successful Opponent
and Says He is Ready to Fight the
Common Enemy-Was Quiet
Election, but Pretty Fair.
Vote Was Poled in
the Cities.
Mr.. WALLACE'S STATEMENT T

CONGRESSMAN John Lamb was yester-
day renominated for Congress over Mr..
jefferson Wallace by a majority Of some
thing over 5000. It may reach $500 or
even be more.
Following is considered a fair statement
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Highest temperatures P. M-...-.....- I1
Tcwast tarnperat,Ire-5 A NJ M........ 50
Mean temperature yeSterday.......... %
Normal temperature for Sept-....-..-IS y
Departure from normal temperature. 10
Precinitation during mast a hours 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-12

FIRED THE PISTOL.
The young man sat down to supper. but
had scarcely taken his seat when Mrs
Anderson was seen coming towards the
house, down DuNal Street. lie jumped
up trom the table, fired a Shot into the
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-12
RANGE or THERMOMETER

The THERMOMETERS ranged as follows at
The Times Office yesterday: 0 A IL, es:
IL NJ, 70; P. NJ. II, P. IL. Y: 9
P. NJ. ss; ~ midnight. g. Average. 700
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-30
HARVEST FESTIVAL
OF SALVATIONISTS

To feed the hungry, to shelter the
roQfiess. to seek out the abandoned, t.
strengthen the tempted, to uplift the
Allen-in word, to tighten the dark
YRlaces on the world, that is the mission
of the Salvation Army, a mission that
like all others demands both workers
and money
The workers are not lacking, though
all too few; but the money, the outside
help. the material substance SO neces-
sary-ahese can only be derived by
eeaseless efforts
So 1t is that the Army appeals to the
public at this particular season by it's
Harvest Festival. In a community
where this organization is SO well
known, it is not necessary to add to the
pleas already put forth.
The officers in charge of Honolulu
feel that the object and labors of the
Army during the past eight years of
work upon the Islands are well under
stood by the friends of every uplifting
effort in behalf of the less fortunate
fellow beings Any donations for the
Harvest Festival effort will be thank
fully received by the Army representa-
tives here.
Specially attractive thanksgiving
services are being held nightly. Sum
day evening Major Harris had charge
of the meeting, which was an interest
hing and profitable one, the subject be-
ing THE Harvest There were two
conversions.
Tuesday there will be a musical
meeting led by Major and Mrs. Harris
assisted by Ensign Matthews, Captain
Hutchinson and the corps band. The
line of thought will be Sowing and
Reaping.
Wednesday stereopticon meeting is
on hand. Pictures may speak truth as
well as singing and speaking on Saliva
5tion Army lines.
Thursday evening, the final meeting, |
will be especially interesting. Faith,
SHope and Charity will be represented
Shy well known people.
s, Good crowds are in attendance. ALL
Z IRE cordially invited to attend these
Greetings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-30
BUSINESS LOCALS,

If you have a house to rent try oul
classified ads.
A bicycle has been found. See classi
fed advertisements.
Excelsior Lodge meets this eve fol
work In the Sd degree.
All periodicals sold at publishers
prices at VIM. c.. Lyons, Fort st.
DIR. w. L. Moore has moved to DR.
Garvins office, at 232 Beretania St.
Coyne Furniture Co. will tell yor
. how to furnish house without ready
gnnoney.
Primo lager is delivered anywhere ii
the city. Telephone to the brewery fol
a case.
A furnished house on 1928 Kinau ST
is offered for rent. Apply mornings or
the premises.
At 10 a m tomorrow Jas. F. Morgan
will hold a sale of household furniture
at his salesrooms
Nine head of horses. broken to har-
ness will be sold at auction, 518 King
ST., at noon today.
Levers & Cooke have three story
house for rent or sale and a cottage
for sale. See advertisement.
The time for receiving bids for
bridges for Waiakea and Wailuku riv-
ers has been extended to Nov. 2Sth.
A number of supplies belonging to
the Maunalei Sugar Co. will be sold
at auction today by Jas. F. Morgan.
Let useshow you the artistic arrange
Hents possible with Globe-Wernicke
bookcases. Pearson & Potter Co, Ltd.
Doctors Day & Wood will resume
their professional partnership at their
former office, 166 Beretania ST.. on Oct.
list.
Young lady stenographer can secure
a good position by calling at the Globe
Navigation Co. office at room 2 in the
Brewer building.
Auction sale of household furniture
at 51S King ST., opposite the Kawaiahao
church, at 10 o'clock. Jas. Morgan will
.conduct the sale.
The 2-story wooden building next to
gthe Pearson, Potter Co., will be sold at
public auction tomorrow on the prem
ises by Jas. F. Morgan.
LIT. Tic ocIiliSlJ
has returned from an extended trip on
Kauai and has resumed practice at his
Office on 232 Beretania1 st.
An experienced lady advertises today
fol a position as assistant in a doctors
or dentists office. Can give good ref
erences. See ad. for particulars.
A white French poodle dog. answers
to the name of Marco, has been lost.
A liberal reward will be offered for the
return of the same to Bishop & Co.
You will find some sound advice
about ready to-wear garments made by
The Stein Bloch Co. and sold by M.
McInerny Ltd. See page this paper.
All orders for freight mailed per ST.
ezra leaving today will reach San
Francisco in time to connect with the
s. s. Nevadan sailing from San Fran
cisco on Oct. 9th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-30
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

A luau will be given by the Republi
cans Thursday evening at the home o.
J. Mana in Pauoa
/ The Oahu Polo Club has received en-.
couraging letters from the Maui teams
/ IN regard to the proposed Thanksgiving
! games.
High Sheriff Brown has been notified
of the death of All Look at Spreckels-
! vile as a result of injuries received
from burning oil.
The two Chinese charged with coun-
terfeiting were before Commissioner
Gill yesterday and their cases were
continued until October 23rd, by which
time the grand jury will have consid-
cred the evidence.
Gov. Dole stated yesterday that no
successor to Treasurer Wright had
been decided upon, though he intended
TO appoint treasurer Secretary
Cooper is acting only temporarily until
the selection can be made.
The Hawaiian Stockyards Co. has
filed articles of Incorporation with a.
capital of $4,000. The incorporators
are w. S. Withers, E. H. Lewis, w
cunningham, D. L. Wadsworth and
Harry Lewis. The company will take
over the Withers' stables and also the
Lewis & Co. drayage business
j. w. Allen, formerly manager of the
Hawaiian Hotel and more recently
manager of the Moana Hotel, leaves
today in the Rosamond for the States.
he will be accompanied by Mrs. Allen.
Mr.. Allen has made a large number of
friends in Honolulu and he hopes some
day to return here to engage in BUSH
ness.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed by the Tropic Fruit Co. with a
capital of $4,000. The company intends
to can pineapples at Wahiawa. The
stockholders are: Byron o. Clark
trustee, George B. Mcclellan, trustee
E. G. Rhodes, L. B. Nevin, Edgar Hen
riques, c. P. Iaukea, Mrs. Mary E.
Clark, E. S. Boyd and Stephen Mahau-
III.
The report of Governor Dole to the
Secretary of the Interior for the past
year was completed yesterday and viii
go forward to Washington on the Sier-
ra today. The report contains much
information and recommends |
lions, including statements in condens- |
ed form from all the departmental
chiefs. 1t will probably be several
months before it can be printed in book
form, though probably an effort viii be
made to complete it during the next |
session of Congress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-30
Bennett and Harris to Fight.

Harry Bennett and Useless" Har-
ris, the latter we'll known Honolulu
character, have been matched for ten
round glove contest for decision. The
men win box at catch weights. Both
are pretty evenly matched as far as
weight is concerned. The contest will
be pulled off on the evening of Novem-
Der 1st
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-30

For Sprains. Swellings and Lameness
there is no better liniment than Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. Thousands can
testify to the merit of this remedy. One
application gives relief. Try it. Ben
son, Smith & Co., Ltd, wholesale
agents, sell it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-30

YOU MUST REGISTER If YOU Elk.
PECT TO VOTE. A FORMER REGISTRY
DOES NOT COUNT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-30
LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining uncaned for in the
general delivery up to Sept. 18th, 1902:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-30


Adams, w VS. Lafferty, Michael
Agnew, L T. Lake, j w
Andrews, A Leslie, Fred L
Boyd, A Y Leroux, VIM
Bolster, ] Leslie, Geo
Bragg, Isaac CD Ludeche, W
Brown, Allaton and Mcdonald, DIR w 4
Robert Mckenzie, Mrs M
Buchanan, John M Manner, Mrs Annie
Buchanan C Melchers, c.
Burton, Carrie w Moore, DR. R
Clarke, Al Neal, j D
Cockett, Mrs F K Niemann, Ernest
Conradt, Mrs Joe O'Hara, Geo
Dainty, Chas Patterson. w G
Dickson, Capt A e Palmer,
Duffey, It p Peck, Stow and
Eidsvaag, Peter Wilcox
Gagen, John Rankin, W
Geary, Mrs E Ray, Belle
Gilman, Mack Richards, Geo
Goodwin, Thos G Rice, Will
Hart, H Ric5, w H
Haselbrink, A Sanderson, Thos
Hall, VIM Scott, Robt
Hall, w A Mrs Scott, E S
Henry, Mrs P K Setback, Mrs w
Henderson, Alex Simonds, S
Heye, w C Smith, Mrs NJ NJ
Holloway, Mrs C WSmith, Mrs r
Hunt, E K Springer Nj M
Hughes, Henry Spencer, Hannah
Joy, Frank Stokes, Alfred
Joseph, Gus Van Schoick, Edna
Johnson, Chris P
Jones, M D Wood, Walter
Kinney r Watson, z c
Kinney, c w Weiske, Mrs Rosa
Kohn, M NJ Williams, Frank
Kuth, II Wulff, H
Lake, Chas
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-30

Large importation of Pattern
Hats, Bonnets and Novelties now
open.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-27

haf-tone and Eineo cuts made at
ne Gazette office. II you have a good
photograph you may be sure of a xoos
sut.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-27

Further particulars concerning the
whole or any part of said property.
viii be furnished by the UNDERSIGNED
upon application to him.
+. L. DORTCH.
Receiver Of the Kona Sugar Co., Ltd.
632S
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August 90 1902
BEEVES-Receipts 11S 2.249 head. includ
ing of cattle thrown the market
cars 10 be of which 80 City and Il AT
Sixtieth-st generally rated steady with
for good beeyes bulls and
upper yards prices shade lower
held Poorest to best native
So: at s. 154S5 City dressed native
sides in demand at Szd12izc per NJ Cables
Shipments to-day from this port included 10 cat
British Princess. to London. by Z. a. Black
shire. . 400 quarters beef (esmaedl on Teutonc
Liverpool l1G0 quarters Of beef the st Louis
Southampton.
average at 81 so per 10: do 10 81 -
do t27T ~ SO: 1903 81 30 SIS do. 1916
n 81 Il do 1922 n. at s. 49, Is do 1883 ~ at s.!
- do 1907 H. 81 10 do, II ~ at SC So 20 Buifa
hefers 100 n at s. -. -
s Sanders: 10 buffalo ~ 25 10 West
AZ sf s. 5S ai 40 i166 n at 81 20 10 Maryland DO
~ at So l5 bull. 1870 ~ at 50 IS; do. $50 n. al
d. ewton & Co: 20 West Virginia steers. 1880 n. a;
Sc 90; i6 Indiana 1919 10. Sc 925 n. at
Mcpherson & Co: bull $50 n. SO so cows 1897
975 10 at Sc SO; / 10. $s so: 9S7 ~, at
s. 90 do 9eS n at 81 9 G as e gsS n a. 81 20 do $50
10 at So 800 70. 81 %: yearling. $50 ~
$ Judd & CO.: bull, 1870 H. a, Sc 10; do. 1890 n.
/ cow s2O n. at So so: S do $40 n, at So 20 ~
J. G. curtis Son: steers. 1910 n at So de- 1000
n. 81 sS; DO do so ~ a. 81 IS & oxen $40 ls at
do no ~ at s3 80; do. NJ IS 4e do $50 n
a. 50 Is. do 600 n. at S3 cows ss5 ~ at 80 90;
do Isl n at s. %; II DO S SAG n at g U.s. % Sd 90 7os o
J. Ii. Hume & SISTERS $40 70. at = So bul,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
EXPORTS TODAY
CASH 0uOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YoTk August =. ~
CoFFEEThe scare Of the shorts which started yeSJe5
no means aayed by the from that section OF the
-o7 county today In fact the later news slPa
i've more reason alarm than had the
t-ial advices The opened steady, with prices
demand from the shorts
rr5 on general speculative buying, led by Nau etfe
80 Euro-a This buying almost entirely pronlptec
ne further frost reports Brazil Private cables
oost without exception confirmed yesterdays acVices
se-o.s damage 1 crop Heavy frcsts had
1e5 IN through Santos districts. one q a5ie
fa- that single plantation hAd
Ssrs5e6 serious by the cold wave on tie 6ai
foreign and higher. no
santos especially Sc private cables reporting tIFeF
in today. while the fio
worked higher Shorts had bac cay
= = Sere: prices continued TO ADV ance
longs and leading importers
feng about only sellers The market at tee close %ss
20f25 points higher. Total sales were .eso
iaee TQ-Says the net gain IN ths as -o'ts
arTt hours nearly re The market Tor spot coeS vas
vita u-ces up to SIC invoice lots Of No Rio
TIE range prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug 20-Closug: Wheat-Spot. No North
sDrinG is 21sd: No California quiet at
IS futures quiet; September 5s nfsd. December.
oasd. Corn-Spot American mixed quiet at IS 11$d;
.enber SD October Is lo9sd Jan
uary. Is sd Peas-Canadian quiet at Is Sd tlour-St
Louis fancy steady at IS Sd Hops AZ London
1Pacjfc Coast stead at f6TfT Beef-Extra india
strong 107s Cd. Po-k-Prime mess. Western firm at
Bacon--Curnberand cut 26 30 u. steady SOS Cd
rib quiet SOS Cd; long clear middles
light IS to 81 h quiet 5ss long clear mddes heayy
Cd short clear backs Is 10 20 II.
quiet al SIS %; clear bellies 15 10 steady 62s
Shouders-Square II 13 10 quiet at AS sd Butter
nominal Lard steady; prime Western, IN terces 52s Cd
American refined in pails 52s Sd Cheese quiet: Amer
finest white Cd American finest coored. ass Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

markets considerable strength advancing @Ghd
hand closed
IS points Foreign houses bought little
May wheat the local market,
either side The business.
fairly good including loads here
spring. and 80 loads at outports Quotations
wheat were follows: No red. 757sc elevator and
165s 177i.c b afoat; No Northern New-Yorlx l.c
nominal No Northern Duluth 79Ac late September; No
Northern Duluth. ll2c. early October No
York. nc prompt and No red NewYork. 76+tc
$3.50 all atcat COFN-Thera a
among September shorts in resulting "a ad
in that option whereas later positions showed only
small gains previous day The light stocks
points outside Chicago together with cold
weather Western States advance Of
English markets attracted the buying Coudi-
the belt described being fairly
now. hut requiring along ripen
before frost The Watching Deem
ber and May in Chicago. the interest being
understood be large those deliveries. Interior
only 10000 bush. bush last
There were sales here but 10000 bush
No sold local account, private terms: No ?
closed 65c elevator and 64iec afoat No =
white 6Slzc. and No = yellow 10C both o aiOat
the trade IN
options yesterday NewNoTk. sales reaching 20 900
hush. mostly December Prices ruled considerably higher
the rains West small receipts and poor grading Cash
business here the active IN long time sales
reaching 100000 bush. easier prices No oats new
Soc sales. No white. soc. track naked
:5a35i3c; track white 42a4Sc No 3 No white ana No
white clips nominal -..-.. RH E-MaTket easy: No
Western. 5Gi2c. Western. :A4c both adoat
Market dull. Feeding, sac c f. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
. s-atlscaI pos.ti9n ID BEazlaa e0ee Is toIows:

Including p -214 bags aiken steamer Cordoba
CCTTON-Whie a slight further recorded in
opinion
bulgs practically for the
present should be looked for The
market opened 225 points higher active huy
accounts by prominent short interests
SJreet ball element that Liver
responded the hrmTess in the local
ke- previous day. and nigh temperatures
continued general. leading fresh
that orders from
South. Europe and spot cotton interests nearly all
long following call the tendency
quite steadily upward support from
al branches the trade. There healthy growth
n public operations bull faction sign
turning profits The private reports were
very unsatisfactory thing. and demand Tor
cotton IN officially shown be in
cressf-E. had been DIS
cables Liverpool
reflected changing sentiment that market where the
hears past have stUbboraly resisted al
this side bring about higher market
During ruled firm in the absence
selling pressure anG fair bull support Jnl
the close when Of the small holders
quick profits pressure. win
falling of IL public resulted in reaction OF
points close. however. steady anJ
points higher. To-al sales were estimated
larger scapers took the short soe
II break believing sharp reaction about Que
The private cables from Liverpool stated mat the Euro
Tesr trade with yesterdays
mEut report and that crop ideas were undergoing 4
change
contract prices the local market to-day
frf fTTU
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAS-There is further change IN 90 90
but trade Is eNeeIll'S
dull and the choice 10 job at our op
ed kidney higher and hrtl' some
busness reported gS2 20 and most holders are
rovy Foreign beans nave a
quiet 1Obbing trade Green ana Scotch peas Ieia'ey @
Ix 50 s6s2 -: medium choice 81 81 4S2; DO
,ea choice 81 c5GS1 n kidney. choice - top
do 81 l5as2 20: do yellow choice
50 20as2 Is: choice 81 6GaSl Co. do
ST 75asi poor good 81 i5sl 0 green peas bags
20 Scotch. BAGS 81 9OQlS1 %.
BTJTTER-Under the influence Of fairly liberal ar
rivals some accumulated stock and quiet trading the
., made a further to-day, and there more
unsettled feeling the close Under the call on
sold Ie1zc; 20 tubs
a al lec Buyers found difficulty in fully sup
pvinr their wants with strictly fancy creamery at lS17c
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
( foreclosure Gaits
yPREME COURT. COUNTY o

TPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Charles De Brewer. plaintiff, against
Hannah johnson individually and Executrtx % the
last XVi Testament OF John r Johnson ceceasel;
pursuance OF Judgment or
eras,ire and duly made and entered IN the above
eT+itsd action bearing the 9th day OF Ausust
in the Clerk OF the County OF
Nv York on day OF August. 1892 l. the uIaer
egrad the referee said judgment named VIII sell a
public Auction the New York Real Estate Saesrooi
Broadway the Borough NJ Manhattan tlty oI
New YORK 2ud day of SepteTbsr 1907 az t"eys
O'Clock On that by J Phillips & Co. auctoneeCs
the premises described by said Judgment to be sol ana
York with the bull thereon
t,nSs5 ana described as follows: Beginning at point
Of one hundred and twenty seventh
Streat distant one hundred and eghtyhve feet westerly
Of the sOUtherly side ot one
and the westerly side OF titth
s0uthery parallel with Ftfth
eleven inches 10 the centre line
block. along said line twenty y-1ve
feet thence no-her1y. parallel with Fifth Avenue ninety
soUthery side of one nun
Street and thence easteT!y aloS
re srutherly side of One hundred and
Street twenty-five feet to the point o oegnning Saia
being Number Fourteen est ons
hundred and ventyseventh Street The above tescrteei
lie Section o. Block lt-i on the IaHo map oL
the CITY or New York
Ae's1' - ADAM FRANK Referee
WILLIAM K HILL Attorney for Plaintiff. 10 Wall street.
Borough y Manhattan city ot New York .
diagram of the property % De sol1'
It's street nuuHer ia IL West f2Tth Street
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

LiveT-0ool cables
IN moderate demand; sales 1000 bales; speculation and
v.orr soo hzIeS- American bales; receipts
bales: American LOCO bales Kidding upland 2932d
with sellers at 2fi4d advance.
Closed quiet steady with prices net TO Z points
higher August z41zb- AugustSeT,ternber 44ns; Sep
t.-ter-ctoFer Bib. OctcbeTNovernber s25izs; No
var-he--Deceraher 22izN: Tecernber-January 421b:
Janusry-Fehrusrv. s-2@izb. F"brlsTv Mareh i2oiEs:
Msrch-Arrfl 4-2oizs: Arri-hay 4-Z"izs Manchester
Yarns ard cloths cuiet
FLOUR a%D MFAI--The price n spring patents was
advances 5TTnc yesterday. checking buyers
rule wheat hrans wer" dui at old p.ices
win+- e-~aigrts 81 aaar2 winter patents 50 G51
s-ing cIea-x 1898 az extra No winter 70
ass y: extra No 81 561Sa 10 no grsoe SO
ess so, and 20 arrive .. RYE FLOfIR-Firrn Quoted
-. rORN,NFF- AI.-yuIet. Ouoted: Kiln 6-fed. 81 $50
- 50 as 20 brand :. .RsG NFAL-Quiet Quoted: Fine
ana yellow 5H0si 81: coarse 81 24rsl 70
FEFD-Irreguiar Quoted: SDring bran. spot sl7 10;
sacks 70 arrive 2oo n, snrinE bran bulk SPOT
cIs7S25: inter rTe!l
sqas23 CITY bran lnseed of cake So 90;
cake s24: hnrniny chop sS 15SZ4: OF meal
s27
5trergrh throughout wheat market all day parcu
closed &c net higher against
fractional advances In other months Nafa I'D
factor in the September advance together with dtrcuity
amply contracts Al
OF 1903 received YESTERDAY gTaoed con
tract Tocav he arrivals also showing poorly.
consequently strong position az here start
Ing cut firm In tone on Of higher cables ana
In Northwest. the market weakened a
predictions fair weather
States Covering and other de-
san6 however soon restored the its former
strong position throughout the afternoon prices ad
nsry movement CSC o0o bush. INST 2s 90
a receipts were 1872 con-
Seabosrd clearances were
less than previous day. but s fairly largo English
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRArl

Chicago Aug. 2o-Ca,tle-Reoeipts COCO head. in
ciuding 200 Westerns. Choic St,adE ole
medium S4a$7 and feeders s. ")l - 90 c2g
SoTS 81 so hcifc~s 25dSf -. Gamers 81 lHS- ~
bulls s. .5a - % s. 5oQS7 = Texas fed steers
Sos Western 81 5oT$6 -. Hogs Receipts %
5a - 6no- tomorrow So 3Cnp 5{loc
higher: mixed butchers. So io4$1 10 Egod to c!
~ ID I' ~ les 81 c0zfS6 80 S,eep-Rece pts
head: lower: 1wer- Con! 70 choice Wethers
So choice mixed s. "H - 90 native lAins
cine nnati Aug. 2o-Hors active higher s. I5a$I
Cattle steady. s2aS7 L" sheep dull 81 5s$@ 80 Lambs
Kansas CITY Aug 2o-Cst,le-Recepts. 1900 natives
. 100 TSx,rs Ca,ee Texans. 900 natives. Beef
steers i0925c lower; soyEes aud feeders ln'3 lower
Texas and Ee;.tH ee rs = 5-Ss II fsir 70 ga s. 500
s. 70; stockers feeders s 7gVS 80. Western tt
steers 5CTS5 Texas and lniian steers y @' -
Texas g $9a$$ o. nauEs Cws s g 8 @ & 90 - ~ 3
81 -; caves S@nSl H-gs-itacelits. 10000. larhS
steady . higher. closing s.EorE Top :. y yi-S
SO a5 light Tyrers- Sc >5dS6 SO
sc 2. aS6 90 sheer Iecnrts. 5:Io sheep weak 70 u"
lever lambs 30 lower Native lambs 8 $rf - a.
western Xrthcrs - 0aaS3 So. fod ewes - 7JGSa so
Texas clupe5 yearngs % eo1$ -. = clipped sheep
g. s51&2, stoakars and feaI.rs $ loltS; 50 s---
s. prime = 10aST good 81 c)1S7- Hogs Prime
heavy s. 2oS7 =. uclia1z 81 %: heavy and i!s6t
sheep stca!y best wethers 81 odS4 % Cus and com
mon. 81 JoGS2, choice lambs. - '4S"'-Nt caves -"
ass % choice S3lE7 % hctfers. 81 20 81 81;
tTs S4~s5 sfogEers $50 10 stock heifsrs $s9$ %
veas ~ 50dSs Hos. Receipts, 700 h,ad AoS-Ns p,
mS7 -. uxr,I - -@S7 -: Nerkers and ugs. s. l'f
-ouats 81 $ =. stays 81 2'Gf<3 . eraser
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