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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-01

T AUTOMOBILE NEWS. :


IL IL L. Il Il Ill IL IT =
Papers have been fled in Albany for
the incorporation of tho Amarioan.Mar-
! ion sa,os ron,nan emo ooo -.
" %As0'VV0 ipo
oh- haiioie inc american ana Mar
~ cars IN view 10TH, oharies u
NESS Wen known ~ local automobile
circles VIII pc president OF the new
-
drivers OF motors licensed y the
otate OF connecticut must carry offsthe
rear OIL their cars not only the cars Ii
cehse NUMBER, put ais their personal
-
A four-passenger Cole 80 has been
declared winner in her class of Iowa's
Little Glidden tour. The driver was
a one-armed man. II. M. Riehey, of
by c. j. Rose, distinguished itself by
finishing with a perfect score after
making repairs caused by a washout
and plugging all night through the
catching up with the party and re-
naming without an imperfection to the
W. hiiS
-
Fol the purpose of persuading Ty
Cobb. champion batsman and the
greatest drawing card in the American
League, to enter the theatrical field at
the close OF the present baseball sea-
son, Pau Armstrong. the well-known
playwright. paid a -four days visit to
Detrolt last Week The author of
Aiias Jimmy Valentine" and several
equally famous American plays. be-
ieVes IN combining pleasure with bust
ness he maze the trip in his Lozier
cur, III Whlch ne the distance
pe'"eeh new iork city ana Detrolt'
venue ana norman pou
oFaiu, On 'ne roao 10 JAMAICA are
- SUCH apoiiinapie shape ina n
oosh u queens
?
- -, a. Diis".op peaen
auono - tne slaeN WIZ
ou anu ioneu LOT the
- . a"u
IT, -.
nna oui q u .ours ol the Aulomo-
M Siup = A,ieliea lSports nat tue
~ ~ neapluI eilaln raihway
49, . ausiseu. ine
80 T,,' US = 70 sun heo
80 -poseeo ~
sgiisord ..nsn,a ~
~ - 90
81. cnuo u tseM
80 plooN ~ ioau -
~,
- ~ ~ Wy ~ %
s 80 ,ou seis Soou' naV
ing JUS oesn .epaileu, Win the eAr
agaUiuo rpo q LII soins ease :.
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Tho co,irt hos decidad tba+ +ha clos
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-01
WONDERFUL MOUNTAIN
ROAD IN NEW MEXICO.

One of the most unique and surpris-
inga mountain road constructions en-
countered by~A. L. Westgard and his
Pathfnding Premier in the recent trans
continental run was the government
highway down the western slope of La
Bajada Mountain. From a standpoint
of scenic grandeur, there is. perhaps,
no point in the nation where a greater
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-01

expanse of wild and beautiful country
a be seen than pm the road between
Santa Fe and Albuquerque. where the
motorists turned completely around
twenty or more times in making the
steep descent. Retaining walls are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28

10 deposit their certificates on or before
AUGUST 2s, 1911. with CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY or NEW YORK., ~ Wall street,
New York CITY. the d~postary 20 be naTned m
zad agreement. whrh will issue transferse's
certificates Of deposit therefor All certihcstes
must be properly endorsed in blank and bear
all stock transfer stamps required ~ the laws
Of the state OF View York.
AS the opinion Of the Supreme Court directs
that a period ~ SIX months bs allowed for tns
Accomplishment OF the purposes above ssa'so'
the interests Of the holders ~ said prefsrred
stock demand in thu Judgment OF IN, COM
nlittee. immediat. and concerted action for
their protection and the Committee urges ths
necessity 81 an immedists deposit Of SAID
stock
Copies u the deposit agreement may 30 oos
tanned on and after July 81. 1911. from 'hs
depositary or from the secretary Of tfs corr-
mittee.
Application viii he made 20 list ths certin-
Gates Of deposit issued ~ me commits. upon
the New York stock Exchange.
Dated July 2s 1911.
IN WALLACE.
Chairman
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
CHARLES -. NORTOS,
HARRY BRONNER,
ERNEST IsFIIN.
Committee.
r r. BABCOCK Secretsry.
- wall Street. New york city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
NEW HAvEN's SALE or BONDS
Said sl7,2OO,OOO Represent New Issue
Cor Westchester Road

The ST.. 800 oHo New York. Westchestsr &
Boston Railway Company bonds sold n
New York and Boston bankers on Wednes-
6a~ 6y the New York New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad Company, which controls the
former road. are part of ? new issue Of
S. 'ooer1 JUST approved by the Public Ser
ys-s Commission. r. was learned YESTERDAY.
srd NOT. ~ Nrst reported. part n the old
s. ~ 1-1 ssIe. the bulk ~ which has been
he'd n the New York. New Haven & Hart
ford treasury for several wears
The Old bond issue. Dr. is announced. will
be cancelled with portion - the new
81 r0 bonds. which supplsnt the old
bonds as a lrst mortgage on the entire
rrope-'r NJ the New York. Westchester a
Boston The new bonds will bear interest
a. ihe rate ~ ~ per cent year the same
a. me old. and. as was the case with That
issue v.I be guaranteed by the New York.
New Haven a. Hartford They are dated
Jijr z 1911. and mature July I. 1876.
The proceeds received from the sale Of
F'E" goo ~ the bonds VIII be- used. 70 IS
understood principally 10 reimburse the
Ne' Haven for money advanced the sub
t-cary company for construction and de
"iopment purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
FOUR PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.

ISSUED under Indenture - Morton Trust CO.
dated June 18th. 1901. ~ which the Guar
anty Trust Company Of " 7. is the Sue
cessor Trustee
The Supreme Court ~ tn. United States IN
It's decision in tho suit brought by tho United
states against The American Tobacco Com
pany and others has directed that uroceedinss
be had I'm the circuit court NJ tho United
states for the purpose ~ ascertatninz and de-
termining upon some plan OF method Of dis
solving the combination and ~ recreatirg out
Of the elements now composing q. new con
dition. which shall he honestly in harmony
with and nor repugnant 70 the law. These
proceedings must necessarily affect the in
terest Of every holder OF tho securities Of The
American Tobacco Company and ~ every
holder ~ the bonds Of the Consolidated To-
bacco Company. The undersigned have con-
sented. AZ the request ~ the holders 81 mum
Der OF the -Four Per Cent. cold Bonds 81 The
American Tobacco Company 20 act ss a Com
mittee for the protection 81 the interests ot
all holders OF the said bonds and Of all hold
srs Of the outstanding Fitty-Yssr Four Per
Cent Gold Bonds ~ the Consolidated Tobacco
COMPANY who shall become parties 70 an
agreement now IN course of preparation. 20 be
dated July 2sth. 1911
deposit the same with the Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. % Nassau street. New
York city the depositary 70 be named IN said
agreement which will issue transferable Ger
tifcates ~ deposit therefor. All registered
bonds mus, bs properly endorsed in blank
The Committee believes that the interests
both OF the holders Of the -Four Per cent.
Bonds Of The American Tobacco Company and
N the Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds Of the con-
soiidated Tobacco Company demand that
measures be promptly taken for their pro,.c-
ton The decision OF the Supreme Court indi-
Gates that the proceedings must b. completed
and their purposes substantially accomplishsd
within six months Immediate action IS there
fore absolutely necessary. ami the Committee
requests that the said bonds bs deposited az
once Deposits will be received up % and in-
Guiding the 2sTH DAY OF AUGUST. t9lI
Copies or tho deposit agreement may bs had
on and after July 31s, 1911. from the GUAR
ANrY TRUST COMPANY or from the Secre-
tary ~ tho COMMITTEES. n Is the intention ~
m. COMMITTEES 20 max. an application n have
the certificates OF deposit issued BY the COM
nittee listed upon the New York Stock Ex-
change.
Dated View York July 2sth 1911
CHARLES IT. sABrS,
Chairman.
PHILIP LEHMAN,
y r. NcAJLIsTER.
sArfUEL McROBERTs.
sAMTEL SLOAN.
Committee
F 7. II SUTTON.
Secretary.
IS Nassau Street, New York
EvARTs CHOArE e. SHERMAN.
JOSEPH ". CHOATE.
Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28

orai; at Liverpool. 1917 a1ic. in addition 10
the offal. No exports to-day.
CALNES-Receipts. $40. Isl on SAFE mar
ket dull and unchanged. Ordinary 10 ta'iIs
prime veals sold at s73s0 IS per loo 10
culls So; grassers and buttermilks. s<q@ %:
prime Western calves. SO 80. City dressed
veals steady at 1ld1tizc per 10. Country
dressed do in light supply and very fsw
wanted: selling AZ s112hc.
sales-S. Judd S Co; i0s Western calves
J. 9. Curtis & son. 33 veais. $50 III. IS 20
s. 5 s@'''' - ID a. Il 0u''e'"'lA 100 w.
5. sanders; v.al', las ID. IS rs; grass
SHEEP AND LANIBs-Receipts asa cars.
or s.T41 head. 80 cars on sale. Market quiet
and steady. Several cars OF lambs were car
ried over Ordinary 70 prime sheep sold az
lambs s. T5ds7 10 culls. s.. Dressed NUT
ton steady AZ Ta9-c per IN. dressed lambs
slow at 10g nc few choice hog dressed
40 up 20 lac.
ssies-NAwton 4 Co. 2se virginia lambs.
20 10 average. SO 50 per 100 ~. 2ss. II IN.
So 80: $50 e3 TO- SIS 80 West Virginia. 80
II. Sc 37i5 Is Virginia Gull sheep. 20 b.
J shamberg 4 son. 2t5 Kentucky lambs.
"a 10. s. IS 2T3. 81 h. s. 10. 8 culls. 30 H..
81 5 Kentucky sheep, 100 IN. SO.
Rerns Commission Company 23i Ken
tucky lambs, 20 h. s. %: $50; u n. " 20
Tobin & I's Shannon ,Si " 2@f Kentncky lambs so
10. 81 %. 2fa IS n. 81 IS 237. 81 ID. 81 Is;
240. 81 n. 81 25. PSI West virginia, % 10
70; 25o Virginia: Y IN. 80; 1$5 80 TO-
sheep. 1}5 H. - s. 93 III. 81.
HOGs-Receipts. SOC head. including half
car for the market. Feeling firm to Sc higher
Sales. Sanders; 80 Pennsylvania hogs
s715: 8 roughs. 3i7 h. $500. stag $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 27.-,-wHEAT--spot, steady;
No Manitoba. IS "a 70 2. IS Dad. 10 G.
Is ~. futures easv. July Sc 117sd. October.
SIS ga,d. December Us 1o7sd. CORN-spot
firm. now American mixed. IS sd old. - sd
new American. kiln dried. Js 81, futures duh.
September IS SD; october. - 81. HOPS
In London Pacific COAST, ga = los FLOUR
Winter patents. rs ID. BEEF-Extc4 india
mess rs Cd FORK-Prime mess Western.
rs 3D. HAMS-Short cut. RS sd. BACON
Cumberland cut. 54s, short rib. SITS I'd. clear
bellies 54s. long clear uidles. light. 54s heavy
54s short clear backs. as, shoulders, square 4ss
81 I.ARD-Prime Western. tierces ais 50 Amer
lean refned. pals. as 3D. CHEESE-Canadsn-
anest white. new. SIS 50; co,lored. 5ss Cd
TT-P PrNTrNE- Spirits. 2Ss 81. ROSfN-
tommon Us ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sid IrNsEED OIL. ass Sd. COTTONsEED
Ofr-T.uu refined. COS 10tsd. TALLOW-
Australian In London. 52s 4'4d
London. July 27-RAw sUGAR-Centrit
sgal lis 81 rnuscovado. Us. BEET SUGAR
July. lbs 2hd. CALCUTTA LINsEED -
July-A1susr. 67s ga. LINSEED OIL. 4os
ioifd SPERM OIL. go los. PETROLEUM
Renned. 81. q. spirits. SD. TURPENTINE-
sp.ril,, ~. IS "A anc rs "a american
Antwerp. Julv 27--PETROLEUM 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
POSTAL SAVINGS IN BROOKLYN
Postmaster Says New Plan viii Go
Into Effect on September l.

Postmaster VOORHEES,, Of Brooklyn who
returned from trip 70 Washington yester-
dav. said he had talked with Postmaster
General Hitchcock about reorganization
Of the Brooklyn Office. and that postal
savings bank would he started in that bor-
ouCh on September l.
.orbis system" said Mr. VOORHEES,. where
by the individual may purchase postal saw
inCs stamps al the cost Of 10 cents each
and after accommodating ten stamps. TO the
equivalent II 81. he entitled 10 begin an &C
count in the Postal Savings Bank, which
rerrits the minimum deposit Of 81 and
the maximum deposit Of $500. was proposed
by the Postmaster General and authorized
hv an act Of Congress on June p, 1910
Interest is payable At the rate Of per cent
7nnrrs11v."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, July -. 1911
GRAIN-WHEAT- news was ~ a
slightly more beqrish character. including
lower cables from abroad This led 20 CON
SIDERABLE selling during the FIRST part OF tho
day ana prices declined &c. although
bears we're not disposed 70 take heavy risks
Firmness developed iu tho Northwest after
midday, and there were more numerous COM
plants REGARDING tho condition ~ the spring
wheat crop ~ the result Of black rust. while
the late news from abroad was more bullisn
and prices rallied sharply, closing al a net
advance OF = n ,. O.. Export sales. 10 loads.
10 red, new. 90 i.c elevator and 90 &c : o n
efoat, No I Northern Duluth. 81 09a. > D
ahost. CORN sold down about i-c early
under liquidation and some bear'sh reports.
Cnuntrv offerings were small, however. AMI
the market rallied sharply. p W. snow ia
preparing report on tho crop conditions.
which. Ne SAYS Is likely 10 he sensa uonally
bulish. Export now No .. GSitc o b ahoaJ
OATS declined early. but rallied on covering
ana buving by operators. Cash oats steady.
standard white 49c. No .. 4fic. No ,. ~ y 4.
No {. sc. RYE and BARLEY-Nomlnal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28

Spot quiet and Ia points lower al 1880
Tor middlins upland. sales NIL: delivered on
contract. loo bales Liverpool cables; spot
In aood demand. sales. II 600 bales. including
1000 made late vesterdav Speculation and
export 600. American. IA. 000. imports
5000. all american. middlins upland. o2d
futures opened quiet but steady at on advance
OF - 20 points. closed steady a. 70 S4
points higher. July. 8.75' I'D. Tuly-Auzusr,
G704d; August September. 6.54d september
October. 6.2f I'D: October November. SlGi1t.
November December. 611-d. December
January. 6IOlzd. January February qua.
Febrlar''- March. 12d Narch-Apru 61GI.
April MAY. 614d. Nay-June. 515isd
COFFEE-Inactive sales, 245OO bags Il
appeared 20 be the general opinion that little
could be expected IN the way of speculative
activity until moro is known regarding the
size Of the present crop. The statistical posi-
ton Is considered vcry firm. and tho market
showed a steady tone closing a. net m
changed 70 ( points higher Eavre closed
az an advance Of D. franc. Hamburg un-
charged TO !. pfenuig higher. Rio was IN
changed. and Santos 30 refs lower. hut cost
and freight offers continue firm. Cash de-
nand POOR both on the spot and Tor shipment
from Brazil. but prices STEADY. with Rio No
At 70 1-1Gc. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
NEW MEN IN EQUITABLE TRUST,

The stockholders Of the Equitable Trust
Company. at q meeting held yesterday m
creased tho board Of trustees from TWEEN
+v-fo,lr 20 thirty members. IN accordance
viii, the terms Of the recent merger agree
mont between the Equitable and the Madi-
son Trust companies The new trustees
elected Yesterday were Herman j. Cook.
Frederick W. Fune, Richard r. Hunter
LYMAN Rhoades. II. Mercer Walker and
George ". Murray All. with the excep-
tiop Of Mr. Murray, who Is q member Of
tho law FIRM Of Howlsnd. Murray & Prem.
tfca ~ No 81 Wall street. are officers ~
the trust company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28

In IN. recent decision OF the Supreme Court
~ IN. United states I'm tho action brought BY
the United states Of America against The
American Tobacco Company and others. direc-
tiors were given that proceedings be had FOR
the purpose of ascertaining and determining
upon soma plan or method Of dissolvins the
conhina ton and Of recrsating. out OF the eie-
ments now composing g. new condition
which shall be honestly in harmony with and
not repusnant 10 the law without unnec-ssary
injury 10 tho public or the rights OF private
property and AZ the request Of the holders 81
a large amount OF the Forty Year SIX Per
Cent Gold Bonds OF Tho American Tobacco
Company issued under and secured BY the
deed OF trust dated October 20. 1904. under
which the Guaranty Trust Company ~ New
York IL the. Successor Trustee. the undersigned
have consented 10 act a COMMITTEES for tina
protection OF tho interests ~ all OF the holders
OF said bonds who shall become parties 70 an
agreement now in course Of preparation 10 be
dated July IS. 1911.
Holders OF said SIX Per Cent Cold Bonds
are hereby requested TO deposit their said
bonds with all unmacured coupons. II coupon
bonds) with the GUARANTY TRUST COM
PANY OF NEW YORK. % Nassau street. New
York City the depositary 70 be named IN said
agreement. which will ISSUE therefor neso-
liable certificates Of deposit. All registered
bonds must ba accompanied by powers OF at
tornev 20 transfer them 70 the committee.
The decree OF the Supreme Court allows a
period ot six months for the accomplishment
OF its directions. IN view o. the shortness OF
this period OF time and the many things 70
be done. the Committee deems immediate and
concerted action essential for tho protection
Of the interests Of the bondh olders. and ~
therefore requests that said bonds be depos-
tied az once, but not later than AUGUST es.
1911.
Copies % the deposit agreement MAJ be OBJ
tanned on and after July 81 1911. from tbs de-
postary or from the secretary OF the com
mittee
Application will be made TO lst the certin-
Gates OF deposit issued by the committee upon
the New York Stock Exchange
Dated July 2s. 1911.
ALEXANDER J. HENPHILL.
Chairman:
r. DE WITT CUYLER.
ROWLAND DAVIS.
j. HORACE HARDING,
ALBERT III. wIGGIN.
Committee.
LEWIS 2. FRANKLIN Secretary.
as Nassau ST.. New York City.
MORGAN J. O'BRIEN. Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
TO ERECT RETAINING WALLS
Plans Filed for Them in the Rear Of
the Rockefeller Homes.

Plans were filed yesterday for building
retaining walls. pavements and fences
around the yard and gardens on the south
side Of 54th street. 29o feet west Of Fifth
avenue and north side of 55d street. %S
feet west Of Fifth avenue.
This site is owned ny John n. Rookie
Teller ir.. and on It Is to he built IN the
near future a handsome home for him.
which will be divided by park from the
house Of John I. Rockefeller.
Plans are being drawn for this house.
r will cost 5000 TO make the preliminary
Improvement IN the plans fled YESTERDAY
Retaining walls. pavcments and fences
are also 70 be erected around the garden
and yard Of John .. Rockefeller's property
AZ No. West 54th street OF the same ma
t,ire as those OF his sons These will cost
5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tie following petitions in bankruptcy
were iied yesterday in the United States
District Court.
LINTON MAIER. no 1853 Tiffany street
- bfonN. formerly "A dealer IN hats anu
.-is' involuntary Liabilities. $50, ana
a assets Among the creditors are ran
~ EldeI s7ts secured. Leo Grecnbaum,
~. J.. Ximerman. $50. Hannah Mailer
~ dnd R9sa Maier S2l6
LDOLF L. KOZELKA. baker. WhltSS
sss..s' Eoluntary. Liabilities, N'-o' ai'
s,ss.A,GDALENA PAGE. No. 9sl Forest
~ The Bronx voluntary Laolh'ieS
va ana assets. SO in a savings BANK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
INNOCENT FARE LAW HALTED.

Lansing. Mich. July IA temporary in-
Junction was served on Attorney General
Kuhn TODAY in the proceedings brought
ny me Duluth. South Shore Atlantic
railroad Company In the United states
circuit Court az Detroit 20 restrain the
ta'e from enforcing the twO-cent fare law
Passed by the Legislature and applying 70
ue UPPER pen.nsular railroads The ACT
~litn was passed last winter, would nave
eoHe into effect on August 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
sHEEPskNs SALE IN LONDON.

London. July PA sale Of sheepskins vas
haid here tQ-da, Thers were 0 900 bales
offered but the demand was poor and with
drawalE were frequent. Full woOlled skins
woolIad and faulty grades declined from 20
- per cent Following are the sales ana
prices paid for clothing AMI co-ubing New
south yVales zoo bales ~ u Sh4d Queensland.
400 bales ~ dsiad: Victoria. 2J0U bales 3 i
Tgi.d. south Australia 200 bales. , l. z IS d:
West Australia. I. 500 bales, % q 2. d, Tas-
mania. 500 bales ga n SID New Zealand,
200 bales "a Sa.d Punta Arenas. 1000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown once.
No 1864 Broadway. between Seth and 57th SIS.
until o'clock p. m. Advertisements received a,
the following branch Offices at regular once rat.s
'until o'clock ?. m. viz. ga sth ave. g. e. cer.
23d 81 l5s 9th ave. cor. 18th st io4 Eas, iath
St: c57 West 42d 81, between TIN and sth aves
2dS West ic5th ST; 1898 Sd ave 1874 ~ ave.
near 6ist St; i7os lst ave. near sa,h o., is7
East l25th St; 75s fremont ave $50 81 ave.
and any American District Telegraph onso>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
s7,lL WORKING ON BANK MERGER

The adjourned annual meeting OF the
o-i,etAentb Ward Bank. which was 10 have
been held yesterday. was again postponed
this time until August % It is understood
,,.t the plan for merging this institution
r.i,n tbe Twelfth Ward Bank has been fin
M. arreod upon and viii BE- announced
Siirirg the coming week. n is the delay
~, terminating this plan that has caused
The annau meeting 10 be POSTPONED f9
oftAn bradley Martin, tr., it Is said, VIII
continue as president Of the enlarged insu-
a.. I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July % - CATTLE -- Receipts.
1000 .te3dy 5eeyss 50 1oSss2s T T. fS'
stockers and feeders. s3gs5 40 cows and
heifsrs. 81 10qs5 So; calves. So 504sS HOGS
Receipts. 10000. active. 58loc higher than
yesterdays average: light. ss5ofT i2dl
mixed. SO 60dS7 12s; heavy. Sc 500 81 %
rough. SO 3od SO 30; good "a choice heavy.
s. 90 PFs 81 s. sG pug ooo Q!
weak; native. SO 50dS4 %. Western. 81 90 q
81 %: yearlinss. SO BOA - %; lambs. native
Cincinnati July q. - CATTLE 1870 Receipts.
steers. s. 25as6 40; heifers. 81 2sas5 50;
cows. 81 j0a 81 81. calves steady to Csc lower
than az yesterdays close. at s3ds7 % HOGS
Receipts :. sG4. generally l0c higher; pack
ers. 81 % q 81 -: stays. 81 50a 50 80; common
sows. So 4 So 40: pigs and lights. 81 50gs1 10.
SHEEP-RAceipts. $3.50. market steady. 81 IS
d s. 40: lambs. choice 10 extra. steady. 100
1jc higher. all other grades dull and lower
East Buffalo. July 27-CATTLE Receipts;
100: steady EEALs-Receipts; 10 slow and
active. strong 70 SC higher. heavy. 81 $50
g 40; mixed 81 20 81 30; Workers 81 -
90 ,Piss T TO- .ou Is e. So u.s. 10 s s. ~
AND LAMBs-Receipts $500; slow. West
ern loc. lambs and warnings 25c lower:
wethers. s. 25as4 80; ewes. SO 5oGs4; sheep.
mixed 81 5OdS 425
kansas civ. july 27-CATTLE-Receipts
1000. including $500 southerns; steady 20
80 10as7 fair 70 good 81 gods So Western.
81 T5a SO 30. stocl5ers and feeders. So 259
81 -; Southerns. 81 254S5 rs; Southern cows.
So 70 TS - -. native. So 50QS5. heifers, 81 30
q$7 bulls 50 256 IS 25. calves. s4ds7. HOGS
Receipts, 1000. 10a 15c higher; bulk OF
sales. So 7"q SO 80; heavy. SO s5d SIS 90; pack
ers and butchers. SO - 9s8 90; lights Sc 81 q
Sc 90. StEEP--Rccelpts, 5000; STEADY 10
weak; lambs. So 50aS 10: yearlngs. 81 SOC
81 50; wNthers s49s425; ewes, SO 50G$ 81;
stockers and feeders. 81 5OdS8 %.
Pittsburg, July 2T.--CATTLE-Steady; sup
ply light: choice. so Tog 50 90. prime SO 90 \
SO 30. SHEEP-steady. supply light; prime
wethe-s. 81 90 n 81 10: culls and common, 81 n
So lambs. 50 50ds6 30; veal calves. IS 80 q
SIS T5 HOGS-Active receipts. 10 double
decks; prime heavies. 81 1oaS7 20: mediums
light Workers. 81 4oGs7 80; pigs. SO 5ogs7;
roughs S. - q So IS.
rBy Telegraph - The Trihune.l
St Louis July 27-CATTLE-Receip
1881. fairly active and firm steers. 50 80 Q
81 80: Southern steers So 70as5 50 Southern
cows. 81 q0GS4 HOGS-Receipts. 1880
active and Zoe higher. choice medium and
heavy weights. s. 10ds7 20; bulk OF sales
s. . 81 10. packers. SO 90d s. Is, best pigs and
lights. So ga 81 S5, palmer and lighter, 81 q
sc SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. 5000
slow and 1O9l5c lower. fair 70 choice lambs
81 50d 80 90. common lambs. 81 1895. Gull
lambs. S2dS4. sheep, 80 2JdSS -; common
s. - n 81.
by Telegraph % The Tribune
Louisville. July 27.-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. j.s03. market dull. best lambs
SO 10 81. light Western Kentuckv and Ten
nessee lambs So Is SO -. seconds. 81 IS u