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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
OAKLAND ADvERTs'N'Ts

on rNsTALLMENTS.--If you are earning a
SALARY which will warrant paying $50 to e25
per mouth and can pay 500 down, why not
buy a ready built home IN Oakland and stop
paying rent? We have converted scores Of
rentpayers into properry-owners. ana ever
enc is now our friend. Come to our office
and we will show you where. by paying that
5000 down and the amount you
paying a landlord for renr-say SO per
month--you can live in your own happy
home 500 down, $50 TO SO per month
That's easy WILLIAMS & PARSONS. s1s
Broadway
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
BARGAIN-se5oo-A BARGAIN.

Sonoma County. mile from the famous
petrified forest and miles from CaiiStoga; 240
acres frst-class land; nearly 100 acres under
cultivation; producing grain. grapes, fruit: lots
of wood and water; all fenced and crcss-fenced;
usual farm dwelling. all in Al order. For fur
ther particulars apply to T. OTWAY SAD
LIER, 339 Mills bldg, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
suzLrxeAmn REAL zsrArz.
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'MTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
ALAMEDA.
sssO0-A BARGATN-ss5OO.
For sale. on one Of the best avenues. a lot
1OOx140. with 2-story and basement houss. 10
rooms. besides linen room, bath. pantries. clos
cts, etc. etc. good stable. COW and chicken
houses; the whole to be sord. bargain; $500
cash For further particulars apply to T. or
WAY SADLEIR- 339 Mills bldg, s. F.
s14OO-COTTAGE Of A rooms and bath: stable.
lot 2Tx137:6 Inquire 1041 McAllister ST.
ALAMEDA HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
FOUR nicely furnished rooms for housekeep-
ing. 20S1 Clinton ave, Alameda.
ALAMEDA LoDGING-HoUSEsS.
A BARGAIN-21 rooms all full: s750- Call In
the afternoon. 1888 Webster ST.. Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
FRUITVALE ADVERT'S'TS

rzUITYALE REAL ESTATE.
CHEAP for cash; new house Of rooms and
bath laundry, windmill, fine stable, large
lot 10Ox2O0 feet: two frontages. fruit trees
of all kinds and everything up-to-date; 10
see Y you will want to dig up; owner oc-
cupies house. F. NJ TUBES Florida ST..
Laurel Grove Park Fruitvale
FOR sale-5-room cottage; lot 35 :4x125. east
front; gas, electricity city water. etc. high
basement: all modern and In good condition;
price S250O; terms to suit buyer Address j.
V. MATTESON. 1901 Peralta ave. Fruit
vale. Cal.
FOR sale-Larxe lots 50x145; south front on
Seventeenth ST.. near Fruitvale ave. best
and most desirable lots in this locality
JUDSON & CO.. Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
RANCHERS. ATTENTION!
S22, ,50O-RANCH-$22, 500.
HtA rsT OcH aAr EGr TIT

a
The finest paying farm and cattle ranch in
the State consisting of some 2200 acres arabic
land, 700 of which under cultivation; all
fenced; plenty of wood and water; natural
streams rising the property, never dry; sit
uated about 20 miles from San Francisco and 8
miles from shipping point; can be divided TO
suit purchaser; this property is a bargain. and
should be seen at once. For full particulars
apply at once to
T OTWAY SADLEIR
Room 339 Mills bldg, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
Successors to
W. J. WHITE,
26 Montgomery ST., room g.
Property Exchange a Speciality.

s27, 500. HERE'S A CHANCE. SIT 500
cattenen and farmers snould investigate at
once; 1910 acres OF arabic farm land in Santa
Clara County. with an abundance of water on
the property; natural springs, situated 10
miles southeast OF San Jose; improvements
consist OF dwelling. two large barns, etc, and
about 400 acres under cultivation in hay and
grain will subdivide to suit purchaser. For
further particulars address T. OTWAY SAD
LEIR, 339 Mills bldg. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
sEzxELEx REAL ESTATE.

MUST be sold within the next few days: house
rooms and bath: windmill we'll Of water;
fine shade trees street work and sidewalk
done: large lot: this is a. bargain near sta
ticn; also many other houses and lots and
fine business property
S1S00-modern house Of rooms bath. etc.
J. P. HALE & CO.. 2515 Shattuck ave- and
1911 Shattuck ave, Berkeley.
LOTS s600-s5O DOWN. BAL $40 MONTHLY.
New tract Just opened east OF Telegraph
ave-. fine view write for map; other new
property in all parts of Berkeley price adj
vancing. NEWTON & NEEDHAM. 2131
Center st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10

s2soo-24 ACRES for sale: fine fruit and
noma County, Groom house. large barn.
houses for 1000 chickens. plenty wood and
gearing: alsT ire i5o aDpis % ress. 90 Royal anne a
cherries, $50 prunes, $50 peaches. so pears.
and Oranges. all kinds Of berries: good gar
den; acres pasture ;sI al te1lsi tool part esshi no
raiitos. Cal
ERTY, wherever located. through our ex-
throughout fro the O. s.: We are IN touch with
'hf DO ooyegt YOU WI WISH 10 BGYf ". sars prop
critics all through the U. g.: special large list
a 9t q. Sses suyns ond ssvs ossy
BURR-YoUNG COMPANY.
40 Montgomery St. San Francisco.
5000 will buy an soo-a acre stock ranch in
Sonoma County; house. barn, orchard and
vineyard; plenty OF water and wood; espe-
once on account of disagreement between
owners, See P. C. LAsSEN g. CO., 466 10th
st.. Oakland. Cal.
GOVERNMENT LANDS
In Northern California: thousands OF acrss Of
try under the homestead and timber acts.
Valuable information and full particulars
can be obtained OF CHATF1ELD & VIM
ZENT. 22s Montgomery St, San Francisco.
! .. r.
10 lots 25x125, 5-room cottage. stable. with
stalls for cows and horse. well. 100 bear
ing fruit trees: all fenced; on principal
roads: u block from new boulevard See
owner. Mountain View and Hillside. Elm
hurst.
TOCOIyOMA Hotel OF 40 rooms; gas and
ALI modern improvements; situated in Marin
County on the North Shore r. r. for sale or
exchange for city property. Apply at 321
San Carlos ave, 5. r. O. KLEiNcLAUs
$40 PER acre: 200 acres: near town: Lake
County; one-haif good plow land balance
timbered pasture; bargain: terms to sniff
e27 Market St, room 300.
ATTENTION HoMEsEEKERs,
Send postal for catalogue OF the best land
bargains in California C. NJ WOOSTER
CO.. 64s Market st.
BARGAIN-Fruit ranch: Santa Cruz Noun
tains: fine place for resorts fortune for party
with money. Apply 2o2 Noe ST.
FOR sale or exchange-srnall ranch in santa
this ranch. Box 963, Call office.
FOR sale cheap-Mexican. lands: suitable for
grazing or colonization; so cents per acre
Box AT. Call office
$50 PER acre: 200 acres best land IN N calf
fornia: half cash; this II pickup NJ q
CO.. 315 San Pablo ave-. Oakland.
s5oo-7-AcRE home near stamford University.
with automobile 5000. t36 PazrDtt BLDG
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
MILL VALLEY RIAL ssrAr..

LESS than hour of travel will carry you to
Mill Valley. which Is OF the lovelieet
spots in the world. and this hour of travel
includes charming sail and railroad ride.
sail and ride worth journeyinx great dis
tance to enjoy How many people in this
city with broken streets and dirt and dust
know that the redwcods are not hour
away and in getting 70 them you get also
the beauty OF the rounded and grassy Cali
fornta hills with their Characteristic dwarf
oaks7 Take the trip to-day. enjoy the ont
ing and see the rne lots we Offering on
easy terms from $500 upward; 10 per cent
cash. balance $40 monthly: office on grounds
send for booklet
LYON q HOAG.
116 Montgomery st
The Imperial press., 1905-04-15

which, It seems, must Ro on without government aid, lrasnuch as it hss been officially declared l,y tIe law de- partment of the government that pul,- lie purchase of the Imperial canal sys- tenn Is legally impossible, under exist ing circumstances, in the absence of an empowering agreement with Mexico authorizing fbe transfer to the United States of the canal, which traverses Mex ican territory for the greater part of it's entire length. Times.
The Imperial press., 1905-04-15
Attsseloe q. 4. Q.

Members of c. A. R. ard veterans of any of our wars-Federal or Confeder- ate-are invitid to join in commemor- ating Decoration Day services. Please drop post card to F. H. Wales, Tm- perial, Gal, giving your present ad- dress.
The Imperial press., 1905-04-15


 both possible and reInunerative. The breeding of horses, mules and cattle has given striking results, as there Is nc cold or wet winter season to give the young stock A setback-only warmth aud sunshine all the time to make their growth botll rapid and continuous.
 For the growing of seeds on whole sale scale the conditions are ideal-ricL soil, unfailing sunshine, and, generally water at the times and in tine quantities required. Poultry raising affords good returns by itself, and. here as elsewhere is profitable minor industry on every well-regulated farm. Success with certain vegetables and fruits is assured just so soon as packing-houses and marketing facilities are provided.
 Then again, sugar beets of extraor- dinary richness in saccharine matter, and cotton of the finest quality have been proved by experiments on a considerable scale to be crops of the future. s
 So Imperial Valley will have all the industries it can handle. plenty Of op 'n- ings for different tastes, plenty of Oppor- tunities for different degrees of aptitude in word, that wide range of diver sity which gives to a community widely dffused prosperity and we'll insured stability.
 With such rapid advances being made the prompt extension of railway facili ties is essential. If railway rates. in the absence of all competition, have been somewhat too high in the Valley the Southern Pacific Company has at least shown itself quick to extend it's line in response to the expanding development of the country. From Old Beach to the town of Imperial, from Imperial to Calexico-these are the two mportant sections the construction of which have followed closely upon each other. But Calexico, OH the border, has not long been allowed to remain as the railroad head. Now the line is pushing out in a soutlieastery direction into Mexico, and will sweep round until it joins the main line about ten miles west of Yuma This will open up rich new expanse Of farming land, and provide railway fa- cilities for the entire territory on both sides of the frontier. Thus there will be an alternative through. route between Old Beach and Yuma, and many tray elers will no doubt select it, as avoiding stretch of veritable dese.t and afford ing a glimpse of the greatest modern irrigation colony in the world.
 All these are encouraging facts and promising signs, to record which is a genuine satisfaction. But the defects-. the glaring and radical defects-in the canal system of the California Develop ment Company, which has undertaken to supply the Imperial settlers with irrigating water, cannot be ignored, explained away, or glossed over; they must be faced, met and cured before the possible full measure of prosperity to which the honest and energetic lm-
The Imperial press., 1905-04-15
PROGRESS ON THE LOWER
 COLORADO

even enthuHiaHtH Oil tgIe subject U desert irrgation. The land which only a few years ago was a waste, abandoned to scanty sagebrush and lean and leatlI- cry jack rabbits, Is now, in tle early springtide, a vide expanse of growing crops and verdant stock ranve. The latest data, carefully compiled, show I02, 300 acres to l'e under cultivation in the various sections of the Valley, inc cluding several thousand acres or the Mexican side of the frontier line. The principal crops are wheat, barley, oats and alfalfa. These are bring grown partly for grain, partly for hay, and partly for stock feeding. There gre at present over 25, 900 head of cattle, and about the same number of hogs, fatten- ing on the land, and over and above local requirements, at least half mil lion sacks of grain, besides thousands of tons of hay, will be available for ship ment out of the Valley during the com ing harvest. Figures like these elo- quently proclaim that an extensive new area has been added to the productive domain of Southern California.
 This k exceptional success--all the more wonderful because 1t has been commanded more by tl,e quality of the settlers who have gone into the Valley than by the quality of the irrigation works themselves. For these have been notoriously imperfect, proving in the result, fl the proof l,ad not been already clear enough by anticipation, that irri- gation ditches without controlling head gates may be cheap of construction, but are both vexatious and ultimately expensive in operation. Though the intrinsic merits of the Imperial scheme, added to the sterling grit of the Imper- ial settlers, has carI ied the project over first difficulties, it is obvious that radical Improvements must now be resolutely taken in hand by the corporation in control if the full measure of prosperity that Is clearly attainable is to be achieved by the settlers and by the DSNctotiiucUL y. BIt even as it stands today, with it's acknowledged drawbacks, Imperial af- lords a striking example of peaceful triumph won over the stern and rugged forces of nature. There have been diff culties to overcome and controversies to contend with. yet, withal, this splen- did new territory has been won for the state and for the nation. Useless but yesterday, it has become land of ricl, present attainment and of still richer future promise. For even now, with much achieved, Impt rial is only at the mere beginning of things. The five thousand, more or less, of population which the Valley at present supports, will be fifty thousand in few years time. The herds of cattle will be multi piled twentyfold; and dairying, already we'll started. will become great and profitable industry, so that Imperial will, some day, help to remove the nati- onal reprOach of Australasian butter being imported into New York by
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

E.eSspts OF breadstuffs at interior points IN II
YaiIe tllee ciphers 900 omitted, flour bbls grain
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Seyv-Yorix August - 1905.
BEIEVES-Receipts II or fel sead, all con
Nonnaly steady cable quotations from Liver
Vool London Exports to-day included $50 cattle and
300 quarters beef he Nnnshaha to London. 340O
quarters 0f beef the New-York for the destna
ton ana $50 OF beef on the Lucania TO Liverpool
to morrow 400 cattle the IdaAo. OF which 300 to
London and 100 20 Hull.
CALVES-OrIy seven calves received this morning and
al steady prices. S5Gs6 100 70 About
demand OF importance. but holding steady Dressed
calves very quiet at yesterdays quotations
Sales-TObn * Shannon; 9 veals 16S 10 average. at
Sc per 100 n
head all for the market. and making with the stale
stock l512 sale. Sheep quiet AM steady prime
and choice lambs steady; medium and comon dull and
dragging and 10QIJc lower. all old except I Of
81 81 per 70, lambs S6GST -, and choice
% Sass Dressed quiet 69S lac
per II. dressed lambs Slrl2c-
Saes-Eerns Commission Company: 225 Kentucky
70 70 average s. 25 per 100 10 26S do Ga 70.
SIS 37s; 212 do 65 r. So 4S4 Indiana Go. 10 70
81 Is3 Kentucky do 10. So us Virginia do 5s
So Kentucky sheep. los n. 81 3Ii2 do 130
n al 81 25 los Virginia %. 90 10 at SO 75
Hidebrand & Co 1sS Kentucky lambs. II n. 81 80;
Virginia GO 70 50 60 l3 Kentucky sheep,
McPherson Co: 241 Virginia lambs 72 10 at 81 37s;
63 10 50 70; IS culs IS n at So 10 sheep 90
Newton & Co: I45 Virginia lambs p. n Sc 10 z12
Kentucky do. 81 70. SO 22z 20 Kentucy sheep. s. n.
Judd Co. 2l9 West Virginia lambs e3 70 at Sc 30;
. sheep los n 81 so.
T5bin & shannon: Virginia culs q 70. at s. so;
yesterday, A Pennsylvania lambs, IS rb Rt Sc
HOGS Receipts Il sos head, al for
slauEhtesers. Nomnallv steady
Sales tlate yesterday}-Tobin & shannon; 10 Pen1sy-
hogs 135 70 average. at 81 20 per 100 n roushs
n q s.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
THE WEEK IN WOOL.

The New-York Textile Manufacturers Journal SAYS;
limited 70 lines
TO quality and lower WOODS are
II ADDITION Worstei
ers the failure the makers OF hne woolleis 70
much Of tho goods market It's
enect upon wool Wc-sted wools OF medium
cheVlct WOODS and caSa
mat demand Whatever tuIied Wuols
ave IN request branch OF the market keeps II
condition August pullings ratel
hih and the product sells readily at osgooc
parcels OF all suitable ~ools are IN sooa
and prices higher they have been In years Quo
seabOaru markets: Ohios Pennsy
vania and West Virginia (washe5rNA and above ala
3Sc. Y S4n35c: fine dslaine, osnf0ci = blood fWt-s
sr- unnierchantabIe 30G32c; nne deiane 3lGS3e. 2
blo6d 34635c. a and blood, 35U36c Michigan. Wis
consin and New-York Cwashedl-X and above s,siSlci
an deIaina 86G3sc. blood 36G3Sc = and \ blood,
2sc. hne delaine 2sG30c; blood. 33qS4c; = and y
ficd 53aS4c unmerchantahle 27G2Sc Indiana and Mis-
sourl-a blood combinR. 33G34c = blood. conntns, S5g
braid combing 2eqSOc Sio,-i elothing 80 =
fornia tscoured hassSprng Northern free and twelve
months 6sGTOc spring middle counties, t4ooe south
months 63q66c do six and eiEat months oe9
fall free, 6OdB2c- do defective, oOgo@c Texas
scoIred basis-Fine months. IOI2c fine six and
eight months 64n65c: fall 6Gg6Sc; medium spring
55q5sc Oregon tscoured basisi-EasteTn No 4 Io9t2c
do 6TRToc staple. I24oc; valley NJ l. o<Sloc 90
10 eOQ62c do No B. 55a5sc. Montana (scoured bassl
staple fine T26T5c; fine clothing IO9Iac: medium uS
a67r. fine medium. 6edT1c Wyoming and Jtah tscoured
basisl-Stape fine. 72ff75c fine clothing 200 sSe ne
dunn G3nS7c fine medium deUIlc- Coiorado ana New
Mexico tscouredl-Flne, ToI2c: No eegese No = 9s4
soc. No q 6O63c: 42G f4c. Georgia 34ls6 Pulled
scoured basisj-ExtEa 7OHIic: nne A. daaIDc. super
nne. 62a65c: = superhne 5T9e0c g snpernne, soa4ts
Tic defective 455Sc High prices for wools make stun
other substitutes. ana
quotations seem frightened buyers somewhat The
demand nearly all offerings Is slack therefore, though
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
PLAYS TUNES ON HIS ToNsILs.
Man with q Strange Gift Has a Whole Or
chestra in His Throat.

Our IN Southeast Seattle where Franklin John
Dsior Hives. he is known ss ''the man with the
tlileiul to-s;ls' Something like the good old lady
VIC nae rings on her fingers and bells on her toes
lalor mas v0ns and clarinets and things like that
= as inrost. and-he always has music. wherever
he goes
csIoT.s ven-riloquiaI gin or aHiction. whichever
baer -eS always been with him-that Is. since ne
1eaA ~ ta.k Gator timseif savs fts an affIicrion
aesriS ~ COS, Nm his JOB. and IN his kid period it
Df ~ elote rs parents 10 insanity. in the days
1id ss,SSos4 SSos4 q was MS happy habit 10 send dear
Took s..el oONr into the back yard al midnight 10
hs rnofhs- y -e-s lL-t were not there5 o. drive
from tbs bsI Frantic with unearthy walls for help
od6 YES = born ven1riloquist and in the thirty
powers a. =. ms lie he has developed his natural
r., u.Iow lis voice 10 any Doint within esrshot
nlarvel,o,s s tips tightly closed. he Initiates with
sbe 80 ~ ne eorneJ the shriI pipe OF The clarinet
sozen o-be @ lle bass horn and the tones OF a half
SOUNDS n speeci- ne has the power 10 project these
br acclrssl7 sl7 D. viii losing none Of their harmony
bave eogorz and throat specialists call it and they
iessa' Of the vocal cords IS his is rare in
4, I cost ne my job once. and I tried 10 quit
snd o. ~ ne employ of the Little Con in Cleveland
be W. ,S6L4 L4eht was bowling elong under a slow
under - . . stop- ) lst for fun dropped my voice
an -e me car. Take that cor on my neck; you'll
6sdn- came from the wheels. and an old lacy ]
tesd su--i i1s9 lei out real shrek and fainted
E. IeW days the super got hold OF The story
Eas - ne m 70 The front ONCE and told me
Oos e. gong 10 give me chance 10 get away and
al r.Tbt work with a sideshow. de gave it to me
ssrs ~hen .l. came here got JOB on the cable
lt Wheels Instead ,sad ~ ioI It tailates under
- sss-sak You got a hot box down there a rssssn
Aaee play Dixie for him. and he tsmblea mace the
q T..sH lsIlils is ls good enough for now" end
e,-sloIs ano then from somewhere up in The ST.
ee Hey. you don't you ever 40 srt - ,.s ~ AT
hieri9.rs,Ss Ss'or picked up his saw.-(seaftIe Post
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug Ge.-ClosinE- WHEAT-Spot nom
ina quiet. september. s. S1sd December. 90
I'D COEN-Spor easy. Americas mixed. S.. futures
dun. September Esd December. +s S5sd. January
As I'D PEAS-Canadtan ARM IS fd FLOUR-St
Louis fancy winter steady. ss ed HOPS IN London
(Paclac Coastl Quet. "a f5s q e5 los. BEEF quiet.
extra India SOS PORK steady prime mess.
Western SIS Sd HAMS-Short cut 10 20 rs 70, Arm.
as sd BACON strong. Cumberland cut. 26 20 30 70.
a7s "a u. ass; long clear middles.
IIzht IS AIS Cd. long clear middles heavy.
n t7s; short clear backs 10 % 20 - tss go;
clear bellies. 10 % IS -. as Ga SHOULDERS
Square N 10 he n strong. 25s LARD strong; prime
western 3ss Sd; American refined In pals.
aae RITTER nominal CHEESE Arm.
dDest whlte sss: American hnesr colored. 53A TAI
TOVV-Friune quiet 9cs Sd Australian In Lcnfon
arm e6s sd TURPENTINE-Spir nm s5s sd
POSTSs-(rounn1on Arm. - IA FErROLEvM-Rs-
nned quiet ga LINSEED OH. quiet. zos. COTTaD
SEED CIL-IIuI rehnec-sgot Ern. La %
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-ToTk August z 1905.
NOFF'EE-The evening Of September position
continued during to-day's short but otherwise
there little feature with enough support attracted
by the continued light receipts and cod weather Brazil
70 steady the market and Improvement
aiteT the partial loss OF points the which
vas IN line with the European cables. The close was
quiet net unchanged 70 points higher Sales
ported OF bags of z
the way OF switches from December 80
points other positions
ences- OF the European tran
lower. and Hamburg declined . Neither Of
brazilian markets reported any change. and
q sterling exchange maintained
al the two ports only $1,000 bags. reported
the previous day, against 5000 bags for the
last year and the interior equally
SO Pauo getting $500 against 500 year
50 Far for the season BRAZILIAN receipts
Oo bags against 68l 600 fo- the time last
when the about 70 00l Oe0 ga.
bass two years when the crop 10 OOl
bags Present estimates OF OF
from 100000 100000 bags aEainsr
estimates ago of from 10 500 600
70 5oCoo bags. The quiet but steady
with quotations on the basis o. sSs for RIO y
The range of contract prices the
frTi
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
OTHER MARKETsRY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Aug 12.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 500 head
ket steady, good 70 prime steers s. 35gs6 poor 70
sOdS5. stOckers and feeders. 81 25ES4 =
cows 81 25Gs4 70; heifers 50 544 So Gamers 81 25
To- S2GS6 80. calves S3QS6 so; Texas fed steers
81 504S4 50. Western steers, 50 5OG$4 80 HOGS-Re-
cepts 1000 head: market lOc higher mixed anG butch
SOTS6 3Tlz good choice heavy, SO l04$6 80
rough heavy So T5a$6 light S5S6 40, bulk OF sales
e. aaS6 30 SHEEP AND I.AAIBS-Receipts 1900 head
market steady; chocce wetheTs g IOSS fair TO
rhoice mixed S4dS4 90: native lambs. 50 2Sd$f-
Cincinnati, Aug l2-HOGS quiet butchers. SO 2og
e. 20 common S5GS5 90 CATTLE steady. fair good
shurers 81 25GS4 rs: S2S2 Is. SHEEP STEADY
at - 5OdS4 35. LAMBS steady at S+d$7 80.
Fs1st buffalo Aug f2-CATTLE- Receipts $50 head;
light demand; good cattle steady; common SOW prime
steers IS 25dS5 shipping "a 6O$5 10 butchers
S4GSs rs heifers SO 25GS4 q; 81 154S4 > bulls.
s. 5JGS3 sockers and feeders 81 S4 stock heifers
80 50TS3 VEAL4S-Receipts. 80 head market active al
SO 80 1900 head market active and
steady; heavy. SO 5OG
So 80: mixed Workers 50 5Sf COZ IGs. 50 6pSo %
rors IS 25GS5 75 stays So 5CS4 so dairies and
ers SedS6 40 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 400 head;
market active steady; lambs $ 5OSI 80; yearings
81 T5aS6: S5dSJ % ewes. 81 2as+ 90 sheep
Vad