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FOR SALE-Dwelling in West End,
new occupied by Mr.. Sisk; within stone
throw of school; large lot; house IN
good repair, Ave large rooms bath.
electric lights. praniIoid sidewalk, large
veranda. artesian we'll. Will sell at
bargain. Address. 4. B. Miller, 9Th
Center ST, title Rock, Ark,
FOR RENT-Three nice connecting
rooms. suitable for light housekeeping.
at 316 North Broadway. y. E Nc
Carthy. 1S-tt
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L adie' and Misses
Suits

One lot Of so Tailored Suits, short
Goats, to go at this sale for .---S1.08
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30
ny uaitsi rssssJ

NEW YORK. July 20--It is an
interesting and somewhat Etraor-
binary fact la connection with the
championship ~ the National
League that since 1890. the year
Of the Brotherhood war, there al.
ways has been Il repeater" for the
title. The explanation Of that
phrase ls that "a winning team haa
won the championship at least tgo
years In BucceHaiOu
This IL the record In 1891. 1892
and 1888 Boston won the champion
ship. In 1894. 1896 and 1896 IL
was captured by Baltimore Ia
1897 and 1898 Boston again won.
In 1893 and 1900 Brooklyn earned
The pcnHaut In 1901. 1902 and
1908 Pittsburg was the HucceHsfui
club 10 1904 and 1905 the Giants
busted themselves aud won IN
1906. 1907 snd 1908 the much eovet.
I'd five yards or 80 81 bunting was
captured By Chicago.
In 1909 Pitiabufg son Now the
question before the National
League aud some 10000. 900 or
more ~ baseball fans 81 whether
plttAhurR can do IL again.
Is the precedent Of IS years 10
" conunued or are the clubs Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30
.PENNANT WINNERS HAVE
REPEATED FOR 20 YEARS
If Pittsburg Doesn't Cop the National League R.,
Again This Year, Precedent of Two Decad..
Standing VIII Have Been Broken.

National League other ,h., 49,.
burg smart enough fhls -. ~
TO bring about another feast,
There waa not such 4 ~.
100 Of Championship re,'.,, y.
prior 70 the victory n sbe 49,.
lyn team 10 1890 n lsss - ~ -.
The Sew York club ahsa ~ a 49, w
mt Detroit earned 4 anr,s ~. =.
nant ln 1887. after caIes,.
been the champion oresul,s,,... " !.
1885 and 1886
Prior 70 Chicago. Pso,sse,..
the championship fof -. i
1885 and Boston won + ~ ~.
before 1888 Ia 1850 N, Il,
1852 Chicago captured n. ~.
The ChicagOg were the fivf ~,
ln the National League 4 - =.
three years In sueeessiou A.
tried hard enough to nay ! u. ~
years 10 1909 but PlslsbgFg -. :.
much Tor them
Providence won tie cAsna~
ship In 1879, and B0sioa =, h.
first team 90 start the 80, :
winning tao years q nese.a,.
when the pennAri Vas tsssv.s,
by the nine from the Hsb 4 IN,
and 1873 The VEN Hrrt vi,,..
oi d championship o. he oggsrla
ton was Chicago. 10 1876
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Standing o. the Clubs.

VANCOUVER July 3o--Scatue
distinguished herself hy dropping
two games 20 the industrious Dam
builders here yesterday, thereby put
ting Vancouver up 60 game and
a half behind the leaders who lnel-
dentauy met their downfall at Ia
coma.
The first game started at $3.50
with Hinkle. the colegiau. pitching
for the Turks. against Erlckson the
Norway Pine. for the Beavers. For
seven fast and furious Innings
neither side scored a run. hut IN the
eighth the Beavers mRnascd 20 slip
one across. and as Erickson folterod
not. said run was sufficient 90 win
the game. This disastrous period
for Seattle started with Bob Brown
grabbing q two baggcr. and taxing
third on Pcnnington's hish throw
Of Erickson'< grounder brlnkcr'
next up famed. but Bobby James
drew a pass filling the bases swain
also waited for four Wide ones, ana
the run was forced IN.
Except for this inning HinEe
gethrr was found for but two hits.
lie struck out four men. and was
steadler than his giant opponent ex-
cept ia the disastrous eighth Erick-
son was practically unhittahie also.
the Turks getting three only from
his delivery. and they were wen
scattered. Bob Brown. az third base.
made hig hit with the fans for the
pep and ginger he displayed.
The second game started az Sis
and the darkness came too late %
save Joss the Seattle pitcher, from
tho abbatoir.
In six innings the Beavers grabbed
Il runs and Is hits. which Il con-
siderable scoring. The fourth In
ping was a particularly trying one
Tor Joss, as the furry critters pune
tured him FOR nine runs,
Umpire Frary called the game AZ
the end Of the sixth because % the
superabuudanee OF cleaning. but Il
was just as weil
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TO REBUILD THE
MUL1NOMAH CLUB

PORTLAND. or, July 30
Nearly one hair Of the 10000
bonds Of the Mui,nomah Athletic
Club. issued 20 doffay the expenses
" rebuilding the club house re-
Gently destroyed in the exposition
fire. have been subscribed for BY
tho business men Of the city and
members OF the Blk club The
bonds viii pay 6 per cent Interest
aud viii ram for 20 years.
The largest single subscription
was made By Theodore Wilcox,
president u the Portland FIGURING
Mills. IIo took $1,000 worth ~
bonds aud promised 20 subsofibe
for twice 40 many should the bonds
not find a ready market
The subscriptions are due sept
4. when the work Of rebuilding the
club will be commenced The club
housf viii cost 100000, The re-.
mulnlnE 100000 viii go ioSufd
furnishing the club rooms and con
strucliug a grand stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30
NED MERTON ON BASEBALL
The Third Reader Boy" Explains the Sport
5YFREo scHAEFER
Mr.. CASEY YIELDS THE WILLOW
BY FRED scHAEFER

mal-de-mer through all beholders
passed.
Though some with Rhuddcra left
the scene. distressed by carnage dire.
the rest remained behind 60 see the
last armed foe expire remained
with trust that Casey proficient
With the stick. pcrchnnco would
whack the globule In the crucial
moments nick.
But ere comes Casey must come
Flynn, fruit ~ citrus trees. exc
issues forth Jas Blake. WIN ~ n
Stllton cheese. But. harkl Hmlte
Che former Rains--and then the tat
ter smitcs-and Blake arrives az
second pouch. while Flynn on third
nllghts.
A calculation calmly made at Just
this tuncturc notes lubilatlon be-
Ing raised by fun 5000 threats. re-
coilinK from the lofty hin and
surRlnR like blilow- since snow
prodlgious Casey stirs tu wleid his
trusty willow.
Cpmpoauro marks the noble micn
Of Casey striding forth, and Cascy's
aspect ~ amused. az one who knows
his worth. our dellyorer removes
10 US his laurel wreathed chapeau.-
It's Casey wicldH the willow now, as
all the world must know
Ten thousand optics Fix him o.
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Mr. Jim Jams. the popular Puyal.
lup undertaken. was an Interested
reader Of the sport pages. and an
ardent patron Of bush league ball.
Ono day he came TO Seattle 10 see
sotnc OF the real stuff and by mls.
take Was directed to tho Toxn and
Country Club.
As Jams strolled ont on the Fcif
field he decided baseball in Puyal-
lap and baseball In Seattle we're
widely different sports "Forel =
shouted a large. rotund man. Gee.
they've made four runs" said
Jams. Just then 4 small white oh
ject came whiTziuE through the air
toward Jams head
tTHE ENID
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Killing FOUND 1T HARD
WORK TO COME BACK

- a frost and to make !, harder
tho fans expected more OF us than
/ had ever done before
I sent In aud caught a game
early in June whll. the weather Was
cold and hurt my arm on = snap
throw to third I though, for a
time my ship was never going to
gwt right and / couldut bit any.
thing batting around i02
Ny arm got better with tho
warmer weather and TIA an good
nos az u ever was aud I'm hitting
about 1ss and I'm again ia good
with the fans"
According % Killing there's no uec
In playing the remainder 81 tho
schedule To determine the gnnnaHt
winner In the National League
the Cubs have IL nailed to the mast
now.
King returned from a short aiat
In Kansas City Wednesday msrn
Ing. caught that afternoon. and IN
going 10 be- q permanent fixture he-
hind the bat once more.
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with Kiebo he pantomimes: mid
cheers from hair 10 goo Threats his
bosom DE bcgrimes. then simultane-
ouHly with the fondling OF tho
sphere. Casey AZ the bowler casts a
taunting kind Of sheer.
The craven athlete IN tho box
then hurled the ball with splte. but
Casey. master ~ himself, gave II re-
Trrd but slight IT lacked a frac-
ton Casey Cup'h, "of being the
sort ! favor" THAT was a atrlkel'
the umpire cri.d, in tones OF acid
flavor.
Disploaaei. the faithful rom their
seats IN nnIy waves unrOiled and
Numbered their dul anger like an
ocean when It's rolled. Effect the
umpiro's quick demisc'" "a hundred
ruffians Missed. but Casey gently
signals them: For morcy's sake,
dcaist"
Exalted generosity In Casey's
conduct ahOwcd--he begged the con-
course 60 forgive the hsInous cpl
sode. then nodded. and the foe an
other slant unwrapped-but Casey
still ignored IL quite. "St-t-trlte
Tuh!" the umpire snapped.
"Chicancryi" the mob prnteata.
"ChiCanery' II raves. Eut Casry's
naughty glanno the situation saves
his hazel eye ana laughing lip
CONCEAL with purpose tense. fore
casting thar the next bali tossed
he'll buffet DER the fence.
In ttst b We discover row n say.
age kind of mood his bmdgenn
/ taps the platter with vigor some
what rude. The pellets poised an
Instant g makes "A streak of smoke
the atmosphere ls rivcn by the
vim Of Casey's strokcl
An. somewhere Is a spot Ia which
warm solar hpnms AROUND. aud
somewhere Instruments OF brass
exude their pleasing sound. and
also somewhere one can hear the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30
DO YOU MEAN 1T, walter.
OR ARE YOU KIDDING US?

rapidly. and a. present are ihrIvIs,
baseball centers."
But The sentiment IN u, scvs
favOrH five clubs here snd ihres |.
the North. Personally n,qn4
McCredie. Z am perfectly szslssiss,
but the status Of Judge Mecpae
my uncle. has not been ascsrainst
The visit Of Judge Grahan % d.
North vas = pleasant one and M
mark a new epoch In tie hlagry 4
baseball on the Coast. Gfaham Ia
long. Confidential izlk viii NJ
uncle. la which the situation VI
discussed fully"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30

SAN FRANCISCO. July 30. Wal
ter McCrcdie. manager Of the Port
land Beavers. il n siaunch advocate
Of q greater Coast league. compria-
Ing eight cities. According 20 Nc
Credie'a viewpoint. the commercial
aspect Of tho larger cities IL bind.
ing them together. and Il is only a
matter Of time when the expansion
will be Inevitable,
Seattle. Spokane and Portland
are no longer weak sisters said
walter These towns are filling In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30
UMPIRE TO SCOUT
FOR UMP MATERIAL

CHICAGO. July 30 Umpire Jack
Sheridan. chief OF staff OF the index
holders % tho American league. s.
arhitors' scout today. sheridan 81
today planning a trip 20 look over
available material for umplrcH. in
accordance with plans outlined 20
him by President Johnson Of the
league. Where his first trip win be
made has been kept secret. but Il
f. hinted about American league
headquarters that trip 60 the Pa
cific coast 10 watch the working Of
the umpires IN tho Coast league
may be undertaken before the end
% the present season II is under
stood that the plan. as outlined. Is
20 have sheridan get pretty thor
ough working knowledge Of the ways
Of the utupires 81 most OF the i'm
portant minor leagues. 80 that the
American league viii always have
list ~ eight or ten available mon
on hand from which 60 draw when
" W necessary % recruit its staff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30
COVE AND TAYLOR
FIGHT To A DRAW

TACOMA. July s0.-The show
staged by the LOid Athletic club at
Dreamland rink here last night
proved "a slow affair. all three bouts
being very tlreaome. Percy Cove Of
Seattle and Roscoe Taylor Of TIA
coma fought out "a 10-round hay
maker, windmill draw, az 1873 pounds
A six-round preliminary went as
draw algo. and the third event on
the card. a boxing exhibition. mere
ly increased the onnui only about
800 were perAGnt
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JACKS CHICAGO PALS
PREPARING SEND-oFF

and are planning another Semoss;rs.
ton for him Just what form ~
celebration wiil take has noi bssa
arranged. but a BIZ reception a lAi
depot. similar 20 the one BE- FecNFi
whoa be returned from Rena vi
probably b. q feature
Jack VIII sail from New TAX d
another week for Lond0a. whee y
will begin a 80 weeks tAarinN
tour that viii include most < "a
European countries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30
LOOSE CAME GOES
TO TACOMA TIGERS

TACOMA. July sO.-The Tigers
took a loose but exciting game from
the Indians here yesterday. beating
out "A tie in the ninth that had last
cd for four innings the winning run
putting the score 3 10 2.
McCamment and Clanin both
pitched fine ball. each allowing six
hits. Spokane got her two runs
through errors. while Tacoma scored
on punched hits. The Tigers flelded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30
JOHNSON AFTER
SIGNAL TIPP[RS

CHICAGO. Iuiy 90 nan John.
son. president q thr American
league. will decide today whether
there - 10 BE- a further inysatiEa-
tion into the charges that sigma
tlgpina has been carried on GA ihs
grounds ~ the New furk Highland
era Hugh puffy. manager - ths
Chicago White EoK. viii confer with
John ann here this afternoon regard
Ing the stories. and II The charges
are considered serious BIG ~
walsh. the Snn twiTlSr. viii bs
summoned before Jplupgn
After this conference said
Johnson today. I wili know whrsh.
20 l want o. carry The siik8tion
further I am Tor clean baseball
am convinced there O. nothing 80
this signal story. bat such charges
must be Investigated
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nrenu had better got N shape 20
20 play again quick Bob Brown
made another error yesterday. and
bis fielding average IL falling of
fcnrfuily Brorn viii got fined about
g. e9e II ho doesn't look out. Bob
got two hita foy three timca up.
however,.
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tsy rni,.a rrs..)

CHICAGO. july 1o.-Chieawo's
negro colony 70 preparing wei
come and fsrewcli~ for Champion
Jack Arthur Johnao Jack will re-
turn from New York Tuesday, Hili
pack his belongings and leave for
Europe. he viii BE- gone Tor more
than year Goiared people here
feel that they have not set done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30
WHO SAYS TROUBLED

= DURAND. Aiieh. July So !
. A baseball team composed ~
4 mllifiamen sent here Go lurH
a riots la connection with Tho
4 Grand Trunk strike played
= hail game yesterday afternoon
. with q nine % striking railroad
q men
. The situation o. 20 quirt that
4 Governor Warner has suggest
a 81 that The sheriff should swfar
. in Il few extra deputies ~ han-
. dc ihe situation. following the
4 Withdrawal - the troops.
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scr. CITY Of Iuyers,t ar rslsErnph.

Three round trips daily. Leave Sc
attic at m. ~ m and y. IN
sunday, leave Seattle at fao a m
! IA and p. m Leave Everett at
gilh a m. iiib y. m and 7ib p m.
Sunday leave Everett at tgAg a m
flb p m and 7slb m.
Steamer leaves from CoimRn dock
Steamer and schedule subject TO
change without notice
rhoncs-sunset, Main 1881 Ind faa
MEALS SERVED.
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SPEED. SPEED. SPEED.

Al aboard Tor tho hix speed
meet this afternoon a. the
Meadows Entry lists all
; closed. tickets 20 the show sell
; ing like hot cakes. Justices
) racing track and special car ser
vice O. the scene 81 action all
the afternoon. that'a what the
; Seattle Automobile Dealers as
\ ISOLATION has promised lovers ~
; autos and speed sports gener-
; ally. Cars leave from pccideu-
y tai ard Neslcr. with "a 5-mtn-
: ute schedule. from - 80 on.
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At San Francisco.

r. II. r.
Portland ..............3 3
San Francisco ...........2 2
Batteries - Knapp and Fisher.
Henley and Berry.
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Play pool at Oriental Pool Room
tonight $40 cash prizes daily. 14t3
3rd av., between Pike and Union.
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COAST LEAGUE
stsndIna q .hs cIubs.
Al Los Angeles.

r. II. r..
vernon s.s........s...ss. z
Ohhldnu s.s.sss....ss.....b 10 2
Wlllett and Brown.
Nelson. Christian and Thomas. Um-
pire--TOman.
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gludsoms pGeai.s lift; hut Midwife
Is depressed because prodigious Ca
aey- whitfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30

Batterics-Burus. Benton and
Mclean. White. Maddox and Glib
son.
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Totals .s.,s+.sa 50 ~
made
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Pacific fleet at navy yard Sun.
day special visiting day. Round trip
soc. Boat leaves COlman dock. sss
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Summary. Thres-baHe hit-Briuker
Two-baaa hit-Waad. Sacrifices hits
Brinkor. James f2D. swain. scharuweber
Brown. stolen hase--F lana gan. struck
Ous-RY Engis. 4. BY Joss. 2. BY sea-
ton. Bases on haiia-oM EnRlo. q.
off Joss 2 off seaton. ! Hit BY pitcher
--FianaFan. BY Ioas Wild pitch-Eugle.
InniuEs plfched-Joas. Z. opponents Et
bat. -. hits II runs. ~. Left on bases
--vaucouvsr. s. Seattle, 3. Time 80.
Umpire
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Go on back % Kansas City.
someone yelled from the stands
Take him out. and other unkind
remarks were hurled a. me. waz
getting the first 'pauulng' ! had r..
ceiVed IN a long time aud had u
coming 10 me. | waa pretty much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-30

Summary Two base hts Weed
Brown Sacrifice hit--ftnnaEan. stolen
hkaea-Ahams atrefb. Aeharnweocr.
Struck ogt-By Erickson. 2 - Hinkle,
Bases on hafis-On Erickson. g. OF
Hlnkie HE ~ pltchar--fse Swain
Passed half--t.eais pnnhie play firick.
son 70 AcharuwehsT; Seatqn 10 Weed
Jssfs on bases Seattle. 8. Aaue0uver. 7.
Time--t 80. umpsre--Erarg.
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I K. IT. y
I Los Angeles .............4 o
/ sacramento ...s......s...G 2
atteries--Castleton and warinR.
/ Baum and Spiesman. Umpire-Van
/ Haltren.
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r. H. n
New York ............3 3 0
Boston ss.s.... s..sss..l 10 .
misunderstanding and Mitchell;
Word aud Carrigan.
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Batteries RuelhaCh and king
Harmon. G3yer and Bresnahan.
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CHICAGO. July 3o--Jim Jcffriea
hasn't any monopoly on this come
back stuff Johnny KlinE. chi
caRo backsiop. stayed out u the
game for a year and spent hla time
running a pool room In Kansas
city.
when he returned 20 the Cubs
king fondly believed be Was In a.
good shape a. the day he left lie
discovered ha was mistaken \
was slower than a team ~ ClYdeH.
dale horses" said king today
The first game ! caught ! tried 70
catch runner of third and threw
three feet over Stelnfcldta head
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r. H. "
Philadelphia $50. ..5 II 1
Brooklyn .... ...2 6 1
Batteries Moore and Dooln.
Ben and Bergen.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
A. New York.

r. IL r.
boston ss...... .s...s.s&
New York ..............a ii l
Batteries Brown and Graham.
Crandall aud Meyers
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At Boston.

Battcries--Croom and Henry;
Coombs and Lapp.
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Score By lnninEss
aeaitie ..............G eafb T. 2
Nancogver .-.s........s.e ! 0--i2
icaMn1 In sIrth. acconnt dafkness.l
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
A. Chicago.
Az Phlladelphia.

Batteriea-Summors and Schmidt
and Walsh and Sullivan.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago March 5-t' ATTf-E Receipts Loo
steady. tasyes. SJN ~ Ia; Texas steers s. ToU
81 SO: Western. s. 7od S6 Iu- stucI.rrs ana feed
ers So GuuS6 FL, cows ana hrtaTs. s. 900 $50 ~
ga .ves 81 5uaS0 80 HnGS-Ree.ipts. l. too
strong 10 5e higher. light )" 55GSn go. n3lNei
- CUGS1U. heavy. )" d.Gafu o. i-. rJIg4. 81 tad
81 So .spuI q. cGui,- lea7. 81 SUo SID ~ pigs
s. lomSn ~. huIk 0f sales. 81 >u4sa - SHEEP
- Receipts. juu; steady: native - S'ia4Sa' v "sl
e-.s ~ IUHN~ 30, eurliIEs- s. SdHSS so lambs
uItiys s. Guu 50 AZ: Western. Ssas@ 40
East EuiG.u. March J.-f 'ATrL.E Receipts
15U. STEADY NEALS-Refeipts. 100. active and
J0c lower. S',H&II. HOGS keceipts- 1000. ic
tive end lun lIc higher heavy and mixed. slu :.
dSld 80. YafHerE 50 5Udslu 20. daries, 50 tuFt
SO 70 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts i.oun'
sheen p"tve and stea'y lambs slow ana zoe
luv er SG -1ff ~ so vrariuss. s. 5odSs -.
Kansas titv March 5.-CATT14E Receipts.
2tU SnGfl "rns. Etea - rereipts for the week
-. .TuH; ,t6ice export and dressed beef -
81 70: sgoekers and feeders 81 25ds6 -. south
eru s3 2hdS1 southern coF4 50 500 50 80 na
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York March ) 1910.
BEE| E|ES-Recaipts, 101 cars. or .S3S head
all fo- slaughter. No trade in live cattle. Feel
inE steady. Dressed beef slow. but firm at sd
IL per II. Shipments TO-DAY 203 cattle ana
CALVES Receipts a4e. all for slaughter
No trade in live calves for lack OF offerings.
Feeling steady for all sorts and grades. Dressed
calves SLOW at yesterday quota ton
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts "a cars. or
142 head. all for slaughter. No aiing. Lambs
numiIally weak Buffalo advices: sheep steady
strong. Dressed mutton firm az tla Is ~ per
n dressed lambs slow Ia : a GGc: country
carcass.
HO6~-Rcceip;s 1GI7 cars. or 3320 head.
including half Of light hogs. Steady feel
ing for pigs and light hogs; firm FOR medtlm
ana heaEy weights Light weights sold at 50 -
psI loo II. Country dressed hogs steady ia
80. lighr pigs quoted Il II a6fl4c.
Sales-Nevton & Co: 60 P~nnsy Mania hogs,
~ Il average, 50 - ,-r loo II.