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mill is practically all assembled. and he
is now preparing to construct large
ore bin at the upper end of the mill and
install large ROCK crusher in connec-
.tiOn Herewith.
. The mill. which has 100 tons daily
capacity, will be one of the most COM
plete and modern in method of treat
ment ever erected in Nevada. and has
many new ideas, that have beer, PRO-
vided by Trumbo. The mill will also
have a refinery where the gold will be
turned into bullion. and if the concen-
trates are too low for paying profit
above freight and smelling charges
they will be treated at the mill
The first eonsi gnment of lnaterial
from the old Needles smelter company 5
equipment for constructing the 10 miles
of railroad from the mill at Bonnie
Clare to the Gold mountain mining dis
trict has arrived and grading has De-
gun. 1t will probably take about three
months to put the railroad in shape Tor
traffic. In the meantime the mill viii
be started on such ore as can be hauled
in from the company's workings and
supplied by other operators and leasers
on Gold mountain and HornsilVer or
elsewhere-Los Angeles Herald
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ELECTRICIAN STEPS
INTO BOILING WATER
Leg Scalded SO Severely That
Amputation Nav Follow

While at work in a restaurant at 723
Market street, Maurice OConnor. an
electrician, stepped into a caldron of
boiling water. Part of the flesh around
the right foot, ankle and lower leg
was badly burned, and the limb may
haze to be amputated below the knee
After the injured man was attended
by DIR. f. Fl. Howell of the harbor
emergency hospital. he was taken to
his home. 555 Jersey street.
Mrs. Jennie Kirtney, SIC Haight
street, may have a fractured skull as
the result of falling from an Eighteenth
street car at the corner of Collingwood
While getting off the car she slipped
and fell. She was taken to the Mission
emergency hospital 1t is believed she
will recover.
An unknown laborer was found
drowned yesterday morning in tank
of water in the basement of theahan of
justice being constructed in Kearny
street. The grewsome discovery was
made by r. Snyder, a plumber, who, as
he was starting work, saw a leg pro-
truding from the water. 1t is the the
ory of the coroner,s office that the man
wandered into the basement while
drunk and fell into the tank.
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NEVADA.
Reported Bid. for Florence

a: deal now under. way and which
has attained publicity. affects the Flor,
ence, the splendid property owned
largely and controlled from its first
discovery by a D.. Parker and T. G..
Lockhart This deal has not been. con-
surilmated burt it is in profess Charles
5. Herzig Of Constant Co. New York
and George Graham Rice, the well
have been in constant consultation with
Parker and. Loekhart for several days,
and a tentative understanding has been
is one OF the few star experts of the
east. representing large foreign and
domestic interests. has for some time
been coveting the Florence; in fact, he
has had three engineers under ground
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f,Ionr - Isnrl-acenur tiooa.

L75pF( ~ for2ia family Lras $50 20 net
.ltlaut Nl~r9uut. bakers cGtrsis. s. -SoNlb. 20:
-lIcrhaa. 81 6sas al s9o5 Oregon and Washington.
5ud S4-5sU 500 fpr e}lt "a kaasas pa tents.
500 do straights. $3.50: Bakota patents. Sic;
E af -sfraigitS ST.29; do clear. SG.G0 per hb!
lal aaceous GDQGs-I I}HckWh0ai hoUr. 81; buck
lWheat flour. Splf-faiSiIs. 81 50: b0ckwheat
efoals So corn meal NQHow - white So extra
cream So low S325. extra cleam white S320:
corn fc8ri cracked wheat $3.50; entire
wheaI nQlr, $500 farina. $3.50: craiain -four,
50 Louliis. large So small 81 eranulated s.;
oatI1eal S4.- loat sFeaiss $50 Iearl barley;
$40 r5ce -four. So: rolled oats, Ss-2J; rolled
Nleat- $50 gIe -four. S3-25; rye meal, 3.lOs
Splsf peas, Fclow 50. green $500 extra cream
rolled oats $50 ll5s S7-5Q 30 lb sacks So rolled
fakps IS0 lb ibis 500 ? go 10 sacks S5.25;
rolled wheat 100 Ibs S4.75 20 ID SACKS Sa.25.
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in the workings of the mine at different
times in the recent past, and 1T .is said
that Manager Lawrence is IN. chi charge e
stance of the prospective purchasers.
The proposition that was put UP to
bioek Of fna Stock s. per per 81 sRae S
offer they refused, although intimating
that they would accept Sc, and nego-
tiations are proceeding on this basis.
This block represents 100000 shares.
all in one certificate, being the original
certificate issued to Lockhart and Par
ker BY an agreement made some whil e
crow for a time, which was to allow
the eastern interests to pick UP as much
floating stock on the market as pos
Sible. These interests have already
quietly taken in 10000 shares. and
We're buying yesterday. which sent the
stock flying on yesterdays market.
Lockhart and his friends hold some
1000 more shares, picked up from time
to time. which leaves 2o5, 200 shares
still on the. market. Parker never
bought or sold a share of stock, but
the Parker -Lockhart block represents,
the. purchasers would have a large ma
jority of the stock issued.
The eastern syndicate negotiating
for the Florence is not paying for the
stock on the basis of the present show
ing of the mine. On its present show
ing the stock is not worth more than
the 50 price, they calculate; but the
mine has large potentialities. It has
never been worked below the $50 foot
level At $50 a long shoot has been
blocked out, which is estimated to be
able TO produce $4,000. 900 with every
100 feet of depth If the shoot extends
to the depth of the Consolidated-say
1000 feet. which is reasonable sup-
position-it would put s13,000,000 in
sight, and this is what the purchasers
are calculating on in paying price
much higher than the market for the
stock
1t is understood that the mine from
now on Will be opened up and worked
along lines indicated by Intending pur-
chaSerS.-(foldfield News.
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-. rnIlo,. 100 nnd Hon.

fll-es=@l Iz = and Brands SCH about lsllIe IN
Ier Qsatarlluse heavy sailed steers. IOc: tight
eltIiEl. 1t: ighf4 So c0Nhides. Sc stays 6tLc-
eaEted kl aaae. s.lted veal, f4lzc; salted calf.
81 14c dr5 hides. lScs dry kip Ice: dry calf.
&c sHee1skins. siiearl5neS. 257I 4tc each, short
so fsat6ee; Hlf.tlEm 6Q0deQcs long wool. soc
l4nlS, - 5or. horseiides. salt. 81 y
fg and Sl.5e0@ for medium. 75cG 81
and 25M3ac fQr colts; horsehides dry
tac large and Sl25a2 for medium,
flr sla.h a0d 25Et5Qe FOR colts: goat
4-e Hpsslti5li, 2fIl 25r; small. 90 I5c.
D.. geaaered, 5'aGe; No. >. 4a5c;
sHriag cltn san Joaquin, years staple.
20 $ fnQ1fls. "a lie; northern. IGa
lst Iluglii9igt5 and AfendGcin0. I6a1Sc per III
III ls2= California i0Hq Ice fur crop Of 1909:
oro1is l0@ iec per rs crop Of 1915 13d16c
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Belmont Lease

Guy Millard, Homer O'Connen and
associates have succeeded in financing
their lease on the Belmont at Diamond
field, and are now ready for operations.
The satisfying feature of the proposition
is that it is backed entirely by Gold
field people, and If 1t proves as success
fuE as is anticipated it will be Gold
field men who receive the benefit. Work
will be started on the 800 level, which
was driven about 250 feet by the Bel
mont company, and the objective point
is to get under the old Burke ore shoot
which produced large. amount of
money above the $50 level during the
last year:
Some high. grade ore was struck on
the $50 level shortly. before the Burke
lease expired, and IT is reported that
one man produced at the rate of $1,000
day during the last 10 days of the
. lease This ore is apparently going
down in good form below this level,
and the new lessees hope to find the
shoot on the 300 level when they drive
out there, which will take about 100
feet.
The Belmont is equipped with a
splendid plant for extensive operations
and the prospect seems excellent for
developing pay propesition.-Go
: Z.
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WOMAN MAKES THIRD
ATTEMPT To END LIFE
81 Love You STILL" Woman
Writes to c. e. de ZelIe

Mrs. Anna Royce. a waitress, yester-
day morning made the third attempt
this week to commit suicide because OF
quarrel with her lover, Charles E. de
Zelle, an advertising solicitor. The
woman was found on the floor of her
room at 1929 Lyon street by the land
lady, Mrs. @. Smith. who on the two
previous attempts at self-destruction
had saved the woman by turning off
a gas jet.
The waitress swallowed a large
amount of opium yesterday and is still
lowering between life and death at the
central emergency hospital, where Doc
tors Topham and Callnon worked over
her all afternoon in an effort to bring
her back to consciousness.
Mrs. Royce left this note to De -ZeHe:
This will end it all; goodby. 1 love
you still. Anna
When questioned regarding the at
tempt at suicide, De Zelle replied he
did not care and would not go to the
hospital to see the woman
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Siskiyou Mines

G.. a. Tyler is the owner of some very
fine copper property on Ash creek, nine
miles down Klamath river from Horn
brook. At present his holdings are di-
vided into IL claims. Some have been
worked more than others. but all have
shown up we'll. and Tyler has some fine
samples of each to show any one inter
ested in copper The ore that he has
taken out of one tunnel averages over
per cent copper and some deposits
addition to its copper possessions some
OF this ore runs about $40 in gold and
81 in silver to the ton.. There are gold
and silver values in ali of it. A large
body of ore is visible upon the surface,
but Tyler has gone down. on this with
a tunnel and yet has 700 feet of ore on
the head of the main tunnel. On all his
claims he has done considerable devel-
opment work and it all shows well. es-
pecially in the copper, in which 1t prom
tfons In that section of .Siskiy you.-=Sis-
kfyou. News
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&: - .lcrel.tntlise

TasSs@G Gfaia BAGS. 5as o 5lAc June-July delfv-
ers san Questiu bags. sc; wool bags. pike
t-it 1a9e i for lb; fleece twine, : j2c
Coal I'ennz1 iranI6 anthracite egg. SIG per ton;
NtleLnEton. 84 New Wellington. 50; Coos bay
So uetralian houSe Richmond, etc. 50: Pelaw
NaiQ St Stalf Richmond So: Cumberland
Sl5. tc.artk aHd SiG.51 ia sacks: Welsh antlra-
clte<: sl9i coAt, SIG per ton in bulk and Sl7 in
OH 9getstia5s are for barrelsl-LinseeS 81 %
per gal3 fot boiled and 103 for raw; cases.
ac lQQ-..- c~ror 7fl p cases. No. I. Tlc. Bakers
a a. 81 z fl-l9; s9Gaa nut. cases Goa zoe per
eflts 1l. IN CarFs-ls. l.,W nc for
wy lt-- gr4iJs Tor 10. ] aud f0a T3lAc FOR No.
- uccogdiGg. 10 gIeUtitv. extra bleschcd winter
spertil -of s0cs III tnral winter sperm oil soc f;
pa-llsl wig le a ,ic; extra winter strained lard
oi' - 'te .heaIsIo oof oil, i9e; No ! neatsfoot
-ol- Coo lcEs 81. Aqc: salmon oil, Soc boiled
hsh ol l,-..i5cf paart oil. a5c.
- tte--H aier white- iron
lels -or- drums he. special do II &c: pearl oil
lib cazesc l+zc@ astral. 10iac. star. 16lzc: extra
star. isc: Elaine. 261.c: eocene, 19i%c; red
crown and motor gasoline. IN bulk Ice. in cases
-le5 e..eile+ llst.li8te. IN drums &c, cases &c
m0fes sti- -7legrec gasoline, in bulk 3Oc in cases
81 iac; raruisl makers and painters naphtha, in
Tuzpantlae--31r .er gallon in cases and SSc in
Rasal il,ear l.ll d 80 I,sl-E. $3.50; F, ss.s5;
Red aud. WIite Lead-Red. sl4@9c; white
: .BEFINED SUGAR MARKET
be Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terins net cash. STANDARD fne cranu.
larcd, = 65c;. sianfaad coarse granulated 5.G5c;
fruit .granel&teo, 55c; cut LOAF. in barrels only.
= Soc; II. d J.. crystal dOminos. ID cartons in
CASES. e.G5c; do. in ~ cartons IN cases. 9I5c;
inanarch bar &c: tablets in half barrels, el5c:
DO in- 4oNes. o gee, cubes and A crushed SOC;
lLfonarc3l powdered. 5.75c. XXXX powdered
r. 75cs cflfly erauuiated. Doe confectODers A.
: j5c =. conf ecfoners crystals, 5.73c; extra fine
.grsnulatcg , SOC. magnolia A. 5.25c; extra c,
5l5e: golden g.. 5.Q5c; =. 495c. Barrels and 80
lb bags TOO hall barrels 25c. boxes SOC more
Ter 100 les fian Tor bags II 100 lbs net Bar
-s35. aul .lh tIAs sI.70 more in and 10 10
4 IS $3.50. lore per 100 lbs than price for this
4 -ale-ln- 100 il5 bags.
,zlle CalifQTflin and Hawaii sugar refining CON-
uany quotes as follows Granulated basis. 5-65c;
n grade bar &c: powdered. 5-T5c; A crushed.
poe. berry. 5.G5e; C. 4 II. extra Gne dry granu-
lated 065c, coarse dry graduated. 5.6jc; con-
fecti0ners' A. J.65cs confectiOners crystal. 575c;
cubes 5.90c. bricks. $500; extra ine dry granu-
lated 100 ID bags 0nlyl. 5.4Jc; excelsior A.
? 25c.- extra 4. 5.l5c; golden C. 5.O5c; yellow ID,
Soc: cut loaf in barrels only, 1.65c; II. T..
frrstaI d9miDos 10 cartons. in cases. SG5c: do
: lb cartons in cases. 9.l5c. Additional per 100
lbs IN barrels aud 20 ID bags. 1oc more: haif
barrels 25c more: boxes. 50c more for all grades.
Bar I'D - and 80 l3 tins. Sl.10 more; in 10 lb
tins $50 more. Minimum order, carload
weight
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Strike on Humbug Creek

p w. Fisher who has been develop
ing a small ledge on North fork of
Humbug creek, struck a pay chute last
week that bids fair to put him on easy
street. On Thursday his wife NOR
tared and panned out S10.50, which will
give some idea Of the value of the
rock in the chute. The pay streak is
eight inches wide. A sample brought
in Friday was assayed by c. Probestel
and showed values to. the extent of
81 ,213.33 per ton. Fisher had bonded
the property some time ago, but the
parties quit work within six feet of
the chute opened up last week.-Yreka
Journal
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CALIFORNIA
Bunker Hill Dividends

Dividend 49 of sc, amounting to
10000, was paid on the 18th. Since
the company started the payment OF
dividends nearly four years ago not a
month has passed without the stock
holders receiving a check. At first the
dividend payment was at the rate of 3
cents per share, then 4 cents and finally
5 cents per month as the regular dis
tribution. Frequently an extra divf-
dend has been declared. During the
last six months $4,000 has been paid
to the stock holders The running eX-
penses were $62,756.s6 for the six
months ending June So 1910.-Amador
Ledger.
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BROTHER XENOPHON
RECEIVES PROMOTION
Control of Educational Institu-
tions Placed i'm His Care j.
[Spec;al D:seotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call -
SAN RAFAEL. July 3O.-The office
of superintendent of St Vfncents or
phanage, held for five years by Brother
xenophon, in the. future will be. occu-
pied by Brother Paul. a :member of the
order of Christian Brothers. Brother
Xenophon has been. appointed to the
responsible position of brother visitor
for the Christian Brothers schools and
colleges of the Pacific coast To him
will be fntrusted the control of ali the
institutions of the Brothers in Califor-
MIA. Oregon and Washington. and the
members of the various teaching staffs
will be subject to his authority
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Strike in Cochfse

Oliver Merrill, one of the discoverers
of the new gold mine in this county.
northwest of Cochise station and about
rs miles east of Benson, says the last
ore body they struck is big and rich.
They struck it III crosscut tunnel,
after running about 60 feet at a depth
of about 20 feet, and found it to be all
pay ore for width of 10 feet.
1t is free milling gold ore and easily
mined Sample assays returned $3.50
and 5000. The entire 10 feet averages
SIS ton, and can be mined and milled
easily for SO a ton
After drilling Is feet along the vein.
and finding caves that showed the
width to be the same, they started to
sink a winze in the ore and are cross
cuttin g.-Los Angeles Herald
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NEW YORK CITY SAVES
100000 ON SCHOOLS
Other Departments Could Econ
omiZe as Much, Saws Report

NEW YORK, July 30.-The city gov
ernment, which has been thoroughly
house cleaned for the elimination of
graft, viii find its greatest opportunity
for a new work of economy in the
'standa rdization Of supplies. according
to report just issued by the New York
bureau of municipal research.
Through standardizing supplies, the
bureau asserts. the New York. city
schools are saving 100000 a. year. as
compared with the rates paid in 1904.
although tlre number OF .sittings has
increased and the number of pupils
says the report. we. are spending
s5S.o0o less for supplies and SIS 600 less
for coal than in 1904. On lead pencils
alone $4,000 was saved in one year.
Similar economies. it is declared. are
possible in all departments of any big
municipal government.
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Especial Dispatch to The Call

LOS ANGELES. July 30.-Eggs were firm to
day on the produce exchange. Potatoes were
weak. Much home grown stock Of poor grade
is on the market Butter and cheese were
steady. Receipts nf produce:
Eggs. 175 cases; butter. b, AZ pounds; cheese,
2T6 pounds: potatoes. 1.4J6 sacks
Northern fresh. 1872 M11e; eastern
twins ISJsc; eastern eheddars. 19M20c; east
ern Ionghorn I9d20e eastern daisy. 1SI5M19c;
Swiss. Imported, 2ses soc; Swiss. domestic, $50
25c: brick 19c.
Butter-CreameIy. extra. 3l12c: frsts. soc;
ladle butter 26c; cooking butter 26c.
Eggs-Local ranch candled firsts. 33c; case
count. 29c; eastern fresh. 2Ie; storage extras,
limas 81 -: Lady Washington. s4.T5m5; small
whites. So blackeyes, So; garvanzas, $3.50;
lentils. 81.
Potatoes {per ctI)-New potatoes. local stock.
81 .25a1 40: northern stock. S15O@1. 30; sweets,
4c r,0llnd
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Mother Lode Lawsuit

BY winning his case.in court. against
the Mother Lode mining company, Ed
sion of the mining property from
which he. dug $4,000 ia gold in a few
days about two months ago. The SUI
perior court. in decision rendered by
Judge Mahon OF Sutter county, has
laid down. u precedent in the mining
cases on the great mother lode.
Page struck it rich in a shaft which
was sunk i'm the land Immediately ad-
Joining the Mother Lode property.
That company set up claim to Pages
mine By fling action to quiet his title.
In deciding the case. Judge Mahon
held that boundaries of mining claims
must be on straight lines. Where
any deviation is made he held that..it
must be plainly marked. This the
Mother Lode company did not do Page
has more than 100000 in sight In his
shaft.-Exchang :.
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IInr. and Iaeedstuns

.- oFs6 -.,,i.
agQ ts eaFl Qeaq{gy increased the weakness.
-ArriE ais III sss Tor the week nave been 4.teD
tons. WhitH- i ltt le increase over The arrivals
-laIgal f4-5ift lat[ceabse extent excepting that
IN Is 3. t1te-lHofo diftcut 10 effect removal of
.Ihe ne assj's et hay arJaEing daily by the
= "a. f8ray itne of iay sells readily but as
there IS eaf gEi occasional car ~ this kind ar
,1iFins II dles, g9t affect 1be general market.
. "a +Eumbcr ol the large consumers. who are
Be- srrangiug for fheir winter supply being strongly
of. flle opinion r5at tie r,arlSef basis viii not be
maintained. are refusing 10 take round lots al
-5,.f,iaf,s-- 10 isCt 6e snv srfivitx in the
llus ines>ss which at this time of the wear has
formerly beer THE busiest Of the season Re
ports from -t1c. country go To show thst there is
$40 desire uQ the part II tho large dealers 10
lhake plrrfa~es isr storage purposes hhcer the
lreV7ii' D- c'ind ti0us Tic buying that has been
dome m t!G csinflE during the week has been
.rerraJ p. p sight and for immediate shipment
fr'fi- El.c fields ti3e rsiiroad company has not
-ira'n alle to supply tac shippers with the
.-rece~ssgE ears ~ ngve into market the large
iots -tHat .iaYe iee1f purchased through many Of
Tile Districts and lf enough cars had been avail
abir5 tins. market syoald lsre received a great
ceal- mol+- hat aHd it. is thought that prices
wltg'l 'uer have been a. wel maintained.
heres Las been some hay shipped recently to
rho iaWatlsn. islands and Manila which has re
.lleEe4 ina ilnarNet a. q small extent
condiI !oils- in the straw market are quiet,
BEan-=S23 2f3o per ton for white and
-AIi1diiars-Ss213 per ton.
clerrs- -s-all - per Ton
FeclsrufIs-- Rolled harley. s23d 2f;= rolled oats
Tor feed. SesG29i mixed feed. S24s sl30 for aF-
ersEc lois 3inseed olcake neal % tons $40 10
tons S79.5ts > tons SAL smaller lO+s S4I50:
CocoaaUt cake Qr meal at mills. So in 20 and 10
ana $3.50 in.l ton lots: 5obbjng. S26. corn meal
aff*l ctaekPd c0rG S34 ass alfalfa meal
saEteGl lots Sl5. 3aiti1s SIG; red star alfalfa
ire car lots and SIG jobbins; Modesto
atasta meals Sl4-lQ in ear lots and SIG iobbing;
{ . rec9 Ql lcs &c: lnest3- $3.50 per Uons
Eta51-h Heats 81 p 1880; wheat and oat. S97
ta1ne pstr- S81L - volunteer wild cat. STG
1Q. ais ia SEl l0 stock hay S6Qs per ton.
NflaN-s3s @ soc per BALE
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PROMINENT SANTA CLARA
WOMAN DIES IN NORTH
Mrs. Nellie Fitzpatrick Sue
cumbs at Vancouver, B. G.
ISnecinI Di,nofch 10 The Gail |

Especial Dispatch 10 he CGlfI
+ VANCOUVER. b. c., July S6.-Mrs.
Nellie Fitzpatrick. formerly of Santa
Clara. Cal, died suddenly at her home
here last might
Mrs. Fitzpatrick was born in Santa
Clara 81 years ago and had "a host of
friends in that section. She was the
eldest daughter of Mrs. c.. Gabriel of
Santa Clara and a. sister of Attorney
Henry A. Gabriel of San Jose. d: C.
Gabriel of San Francisco. F. w. Gabriel
of Stockton, Mrs. Charles Lee of Mo
-desto and Edward Gabriel of Santa
Clara
A husband and one daughter, Mrs.
Frank Murphy of San Francisco also
Survive her.
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Eastern Livestock Market

CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July 3o.-Cattle- Receipts, esti-
mated at 900; market steady. BeeYes 4.T0Q
5 20 Texas steers. So. 50n5. so: western steers
S47J7d ESQ: steckers and feeders $4@6.25; cows
and hcifers S250d6.35: calves. Sc j00S.75
+ 10615c lower. Light. Ss.401s. -; mixed, $std
$50; heavy. S7.70d .4e; rough. $T.70MT.90; good
10 choice heavy 81 900 :. 40: pigs. IS. 406i S95
4 bulk Of sales. SS 10pfS.35.
Shpep-Receipts, estimated at 1000; market
( ste5,Is. Natives 81 S2.T0M4.JG; western. $2.600
4.50; Yearllngs. S4.50G5.I5 lambs, native, S4.5t
n 80: western, 81. T5d7 GO.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. July 30.-Cattle- Receipts
200. market steady Native steers. $450d1S:
cows and leifers. 50 % 90 stocl1ers and feed
eFs s.. n :: bulls. S3d 4.25; calves, S4@1.50;
western steers, S4.25Gyf; western cows, 50. SOFAS.
Hogs Receipts. 2oU0: market Zoe lower. Bulk
Of sales. SSdS41: heavy, S7.9o@S.l0; packers
and butchers. SS.l0de 70, light. SS.35Gs.J0
Sheep-Receps, Loco; market steady. Nut.
=t0us- $37aa4.25, lambs, Sc. %; fed wefh-
ers and yearlings S3.756G5; fed western ewes,
S3Gf.
SOUTH OMAHA
Zoe. Market unchanged. Native steers, 81. 10 q
go: cows and heifers S3M5.75: western steers,
S3.50d6: cows and heifers, 81 T56I 40; Gamers,
S2.50d325 stockers and feeders. $3d550;
calves. s.. soar: bulls. stays. etc. $3@5.
HoEs-Receipts. 5.300 market 25G 35c lower.
Heavy S7.55a7.S5; mixed, S160@T.7 70; light,
S7.T5ds2o; pigs, S7ds; bulk Of sales, $7.5o@
$50.
Sheep Receipts. 800: market steady. Year
lings, S450G5.j0 wethers. So. .50d4.25; ewes,
s.. 75G3. lambs. S6d1.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
Naval Stores-Turpeutinc and Rosin

SAVANNAH. July 0.-Turpentine firm, es5ac.
Sales $40: receipts, S62; shipments, 1870;
stocks. J. $50.
Rl.sin-Recefpts 305S. shipments 5,S09:
stacks IS. 269i sales, 592. Quote B, $5.I09
SO: y. 81. s24bs T.. S5.9255: T.. $6.0 G.
500; H. $6Ifla j. $500; * $3.50; NJ, 81;
=. $50: MG. $50: WV. SI.33.- =.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
Rnan. and Sn.ds

BCahs fpcr ctl)-BayoS. staGi 9 p: small white,
- -. 70: large white s3.T5a4 pink. sea
's2as red. SG6i6I0: biacizeHe. S5-50G5.T5; lima.
- q 9-50;- fed kidaeys. nominal: cranberry
cans Sass0 0Gf- SO. garvsfnzas, $50 d3.25; horse
at-t5s. new. Sl-SJ N2.l
Secss~ Brown mustard, 5c; yellow mustard.
..5-f naNSeed, ostjilcs canary, 5iae1. 6 al
il, 40 6 lac. rape. lft2i i2c. timothy &C. hemp,
Aae niillct % fl3c per lh.
-ffi u 5tts~ =Greec S6s9J per ctl