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New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

filled with warm water and be rubbed dry with towel.
She was in bad humor for she didn't like to be washed
rx was scarcely dry when she went in search of the
TURTLE who had hidden himself under some sod to keep
COOL She soon discovered the hiding place, crept up
SOFTLY and Jumped at him. Mr. Turtle made kissing
sound himself into his house and locked the door
1t was interesting watch MIR. Turtle dig hole in
which to sleep during the long winter He chose
of the yard standing his front feet used his hind
feet like shoves throwing up the dirt he dug the hole
Miss Fuss watched him slyy time, then sprang on
him and spoiled the hole he digging. After few
attempts deserted that hole and found him digging
his winter quarters behind the lattice where puss could
not disturb him.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
JUST FOR FUN
Miss Trix and Mr.. Turtle
Bv EVANCELlNE WEIR

T<RIX small gray Kitten very mischlevous and
funny. She would poke her soft nose and little
white paws into all sorts of dangerous things and
places She wished learn all about the strange things,
that when she grew up she could teach other kittens
what not to do
slow sober old turtle lived in the yard where Trix
played and it her delight to tease him. She would
climb his back balance herself and wait patiently for
him open his house. When he stuck out his head to
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

of straw, brides young and very gawky, open
mouthed, and very squawky. These were all their
mothers treasure, and they gave their father
pleasure Winnie, in most cordial wise, was
asked to share their meal of flies; but she thought
she must say no, and quickly slid to the ground
below. She'd had enough of tree-tops upper, and
wanted bread and milk for supper
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
Winnie the Wonder
Child Visits the
Martins
BY l.. s. HASBROUCk

in tree-top tall, a pretty house,
complete though small. Win
dows had it, also door, porch
and flagpole, paint galore. Mr..
Martin and his wife lived there
free from care and strife,
came in spring and stayed till
fall, and never paid their rent
at all. P'r'aps you'll guess, with
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

out more words, Martin and his wife were birds In
and out they gaily flew, Winnie very curious grew
just to get peep inside see the cause of all their
dainty meal Quick as I pen these rhymes,
up the tree she nimbly climbs! Mrs. Martin came
to see who her caller strange could be. When she
saw that it was Win, told her she might look with
in. What funny sight she saw, sitting in nest
The sun., 1919-08-06
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND COMMENT
Natanson Buys 4th Ave. Loft
Held at 50,000-His
Biggest Deal at Year.
pACoNA HALL is SOLD
Many Important Leases and
Routine Sales Reported in
Manhattan and Bronx.

MAY N Natanson, who has recently
.oeculated extensively in loft and apart
rsnt house structures made his largest
and most important deal of the year in
these domains yesterday by his purchase
A the sixteen story loft building at the
northeast corner of Fourth avenue and
-wenty-ninth street He acquired the
rronerty from Samuel K. Jacobs Of
w.t,,r Emmerich & Co, silk merchants.
for approximately $1.35o.000, the amount
sor which II was assessed by the city.
The sale was made through William s.
Sussman.
feet on Fourth avenue and 81 feet on
Twenty-ninth street. II adtoins the Pas
savant Building, which covers the re-
malnder of the avenue block frontage to
ThirtIeth street. 1t was sold subject to
a $3.50 900 mortgage held by the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company.
The building was erected for Mr.. ia
cohs in 1913 by the Realty Holding Com
many from plans by buchanan & Fox,
who estimated the construction cost at
5000 600 Under the provisions Of the
,oning resolution 1t can be used for
manufacturing purposes, being one block
south OF the restricted area. In addition
10 IFS many tenants In the silk trade
the building houses the Fourth avenue
branch OF the Corn. Exchange Bank In
the large corner store and the Metro
poltan Magazine in two upper floors.
d. Louis Jacobs was the attorney for
Jacobs and Natanson was represented
by Walter Wechler.
The sun., 1919-08-06
MANY BIG BUILDINGS
TO BE ERECTED SOON


An unusual number OF plans for large
and costly buildings were filed yesterday
in the Manhattan Bureau OF Buildings
Foremost among them was the proposed
Cunard and allied steamship lines build
ing at 20 Broadway, which will be
twenty-one stores high and will cost
$5,140,000. r. w. Morris of 101 Park
avenue Is the architect
Next In Importance was the proposed
twelve story home for the Kerr steam
ship lines at 3S to 46 Beaver street,
which is to cost s5S0,000. The structure
will occupy a plot 98.11x65.3 and will be
erected by the Kerr Realty Company of
II Battery place. Warren a Wetmore
OF 16 East Forty-seventh street are the
architects
Plans were fited for the eleven story
apartment hotel to be erected at so to
Sc West Sixty-eighth street by the Sixty
West Sixty-eighth Street Realty Com
pany, Inc, OF 800 Eighth avenue. The
hotel win cover plot 76.3xs3.5 and will
cost $4,000. @. +. Pelham of 200
West Seventy-second street is the archi-
tect.
s. Strauss Sons Company filed plans
for thirteen story show room and ONCE
building for the northwest corner of
Madison avenue and Thirtieth street,
lot 24sxsS.9. to cost $4,000. T. A.
Mayer of ia East Twenty-eighth ktreet
IL the architect. ~
The sun., 1919-08-06
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

NJ. & L. Hess, Inc. leased the ninth
moor at All Fifth avenue to the State
Industrial Fund of the State of New
York; west store and basement 115-17
East Twenty-third street to the Crown
Silk Mills; fourth floor 329-31 Fourth
avenue to Shibakawa & Co., raw silks !;
second floor 1177 Broadway to J. Lapi-
dus; tenth floor 27-33 West Twentieth
street to E J. Barash second floor 1928
Avenue B to the Standard Thread Com
pnny, and space on second floor 37-45
West Twentieth street to the Fantex
Trading Company.
c. w. Smith, Inc. leased to Carrie
Abelowitz for five years at an aggregate
rental Of $72.500 the building at 127th
street and Seventh avenue, with a 100
foot front on the avenue.
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
for the Lambert Pharmacal Company
the store and basement of 1872 Front
street to the Standard Commercial Trad
ing Corporation, and subleased for the
British-American Chemical Corporation
five floors In 100 and Ill Beekman street
to Ralph L. Nixon.
The sun., 1919-08-06
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, sold fourteen
acres and the residence belonging to the
estate of Martin H. Willetts at Roslyn,
l. l., on the Old Westbury road. The
property was held at S150.ooo. Warner
Paltazi Of Westbury, L. l., was the
broker.
Wheatley Hills Real Estate Corpora
ton sold for Frank Nostrand to Harvey
Ladew his country estate situated on
the east side of Chicken Valley road
Brookville, l.. l., and comprising about
twcnty-three acres OF land with large
pond. large frame house and extensive
outbuildings, stables. etc. The property
is near the Piping Rock Country Club
Godfrey Corporation sold a house on
lot e0x144 on Aubrey road Upper Mont
clair to Daniel d. Knickerbocker Of
Montclair and a lot 75x125 on Godfrey
road to +. Failes for immediate develop
ment.
Prince & Ripley. Inc. sold for Wheel
er B. Gambee a residence in the course
of construction located on Greenacres
avenue, Scarsdale, to w. H. Schumann
The house is one OF several in the
course of construction in this section and
will be finished and ready for occupancy
October l. 1t was held at $4,000.
Prince & Ripley, Inc. through their
Dobbs Ferry office sold for Mrs. Minnie
C. Schoen her residence in Alexandra
Park. Washington Hudson, to Mrs Mar
garet Christie.
The sun., 1919-08-06
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Buckley & Horton Company sold 81
Herkimer street, between Bedford and
Nostrand avenues. the four story double
apartment house. lot 40x100. for Mrs
Edith w. Collins.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold to J. c.
Moss the two three story brick houses
at 1854 and 1877 Eighth street
Berkshire Realty Company purchased
at 1857 Flatbush avenue the two story
house on plot 20x100 containing two
stores and two apartments
The F. C. Sauter Agency sold for
Julia NJ. Hogan to Mrs. s. ], Barrett for
occupancy the three story and basement
one family dwelling at CAB Tenth street.
The sun., 1919-08-06
TO DEVELOP CoNCoURsE SITE.

Leitner. Brener & Starr have sold for
Martin Silverman the block front on the
east side of Grand Boulevard and Con-
course, between hist and l72d streets,
plot 371x100. to the 1870 Street Real
~ Corporation. A. Muller president.
which plans to build a number of apart
ment houses. In part payment Mr..
Muller's company gave the southeast
corner OF Longfellow avenue and Lowell
street and the northeast corner of Long
fellow avenue and 165th street, two Ave
story apartment houses. containing
thirty-six suites and six stores and rent
ing for about $4,000.
The Concourse block was acquired by
the seller recently from Frederick
Brown, who purchased it earlier In the
year from Vincent Astor.
The sun., 1919-08-06
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 18TH STREET--williamso &
Bryan sold to a client the two four
story double flats at Ala and 416 East
18th street, size 25x100 each.
WHITLOCK AVENUE-M l.. & C.
Ernst sold the three story brick house
at s65 Whitlock avenue. near Long
wood avenue, on a lot, 25x100. to
Ruben Katz.
EAST lS1ST STREET-The Isaac
Lowenfed Retail Corporation sold to
David Tanenbaum 265 East 1S1st
street, northwest corner of Valentine
avenue. on plot 62.Sx100, a five story
apartment house, with twenty-five
families and two stores, The rental
is $4,000, and was held at $95, 900.
Phillips 4 Goldberg were the brokers.
UNION AVENUE-Lowenfeld & Prayer
sold to Nathan Weisman through
Alexander Selkin SOS Union avenue.
northeast corner of 161st street. a
six story apartment house with six
stores, 47x96.
THIRD AVENUES. L. Pakus sold TO
Mr. Altman for all cash the I'VE
story apartment house with stores,
46x124, at the northwest corner OF
Third avenue and Cypress place, rent
ing for $65,000. p. A. Canelle and
b. Buchwold were the brokers and
Herman McErnst represented the pur-
chaser.
EAST HATH STREET-Carrie Schopp
sold to a client OF w. A. De Baum
433 East 144th street, a two story
dwelling. 16.Sx100.
EAST 161ST STREET-Lowenfeld &
Prayer sold to Samuel Oberst SIS East
161st street, a six story apartment
house with four stores, 53x96. II.
Wsgman was the broker.
EAST 10TH STREET-Rubin &c Suss-
man sold to George Levine 712 and
TIA East 176th street, five story fat,
50x100.
CRESCEsT AVENUE-Arthur Deblase
bought from Charles Hensle 595 Cres-
cent avenue. two story taxpayer, 95
x79
MANIDA STREET-Maxwell Moser sold
for Elizabeth r. Curtin to Max Fass
S33 Manila street, two family brick
house, 2bx100, with thirteen rooms.
The property was held at $4,000.
CROTONA PARK SOUTH-Minnie Sha-
piro purchased 536 and s3s crotona
Park South. two five story fats IS
x1O0.
The sun., 1919-08-06
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
TAT IL vEsEY STREET.

ny AAthAS DtaNgs
Bisscisr ct isissIs, story tsnsmt
a stores-Home for Inourebles We Eva
Kotzen ct al; Emmett a p, attys; due on
tudEmt. tlo,tts.s7; sold to John " Cur
STANTON ST. ss1, . .. SOLO Goerek ct,
i0.9x5S.4, 8 story tenemt and stores
Metropolitan saw Bank We Freida Hart
ct al; action No /! A 8 a w Hutchins,
sttys;, Due on judgmt 7is,27tIs ts1 ,ns
&c, tl,77s.tf; sold to the plainun TOT
STANTON ST. sss. q 9, ss.s . Goerok ct.
ls.sxbb.4. s story tenemt and stores
Same VS. game; action .; same attys; que
on tudgmt. ss.iss.Ts; taxes, - s3,2ob.ss;
sold 10 plaintiff for $4,000
STANTON ST. S3b, 8 O. 1ie qoerok 81,
20.2x55.t, s story tenement and stores
Same vs. samei action 3; same attys; due
on judgmt, ss,4ss.7s; taxes. &C. 81
s52.Ss: sold to the plaintiff FOR $4,000
BY Joseph p. Day.
BANK ST. 121, n 8. 252.s W Greenwich st.
16.5K1142x irreg. 5 story tenemt-Mu-
tual Life Ins Co VS. Augusta Wellenkemp
ct al; r l. Allen, atty; due on Judgmt,
ss,7S704: taxes. &o. tt6e.1Oi sold to the
plaintiff for $500.
The sun., 1919-08-06
AUCTION SALE AT sALrArRr.

Three hundred building lots at Salt
aire. the incorporated village on Fire
Island Beach. L. L. will be sold at
auction, beginning on Thursday and
continuing until Saturday OF this week
The sale will be conducted by Samuel
p. Petit, auctioneer OF New York. Mr..
Pettit Announces that he will pay trans
portation and will serve free lunches on
the property for those who attend the
sale. Trains, leave the Pennsylvania
Station and Flatbush avenue in Brook
lyn at s.os and 9.12 respectively. Boats
lsave Bay Shore dock each morning at
1890 o'clock.
The sun., 1919-08-06
$500, 900 GARAGE LEASE.

Greenfield & saffir have leased for the
stalwart Realty Corporation to the
10th Street-Lenox Avenue Garage, Inc.
the garage now being constructed on
me southwest corner OF ST. Nicholas
avenue and 111th street, running
through to the north side OF 10th
street
The garage will be two-story and
basement structure, having an area OF
SS'ooO square feet. and has been leased
ior number Of years at an aggregate
rental of $500. 900.
The sun., 1919-08-06
1880. 900 BROADWAY LEASE.

The Eldorado. at the southwest cor
street, and four dwellings adjoining it
on the street, have been leased to the
Braus Galleries for twenty-one years at
total rental of $1,350,0O0, by Rosa L.
Barzaghi
The Braus Galleries will spend $780,
900 altering the houses. The suites in
the Eldorado will be made smaller and
the interior Of the dwellings rebuilt
practically TO meet the plans OF the
lessees. The dwellings, which are
known as 22s to 234 West Seventy
NTH street together have a frontage of
seventy feet
The sun., 1919-08-06
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Shaw & Co. have been appointed man.
aging agents for properties at S26 Hunts
Point avenue, 1912 Washington avenue,
2036 Fifth avenue and 102 West 129th
street
Haagstrom & CalIen have been ap-
pointed agents Of tho two buildings at
1923 and 1874 West Slxty-fourth street
Leon S. Altmayer negotiated a first
mortgage Of $1,000 on the five story Nat.
with store, at 430 West Fifty-fourth
street
The F. c. Sauter Agency represented
Morris Petlansky In the purchase OF the
three story store and dwelling at 500
Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. from John Bur-
nett.
The Brown. wheelock Company was
the broker in the recent sale Of 20 West
Forty-eighth street. Columbia College
leasehold. for c. W. Vanderhoof TO Eliz-
abeth ]. White. who will alter 1t into
small apartments.
The International Tailoring Company
is the buyer of the five three and four
story tenement houses at 10l to Ill
Fourth avenue, southeast corner OF
Twelfth street. sold by the Brown Vince
lock Company for Matilda E. r. stuy.
vesant
Margaret H. Terriberry is the buyer
of 126 West Seventy-fifth street, sold
Dy SlhWSOus q f1OpuS tut ING estate OF
Rosalie Hesslin.
Edna NJ. Wilson Is the buyer OF the
dwelling at 119 East Seventy-first street,
sold by the wn-Wheeiock Company
for Catherine Johnston
Robert r. Moore Is the buyer OF the
dwelling at 55 West Seventy-fou
street. sold by jacques r. Simon.
Louis Cobb bought Barney Court. six
story elevator apartment house, at 24o
Audubon avenue. northwest corner of
l77th street. sold by Peter Tisch for the,
CRAFTSMAN Realty Company.
Carrie NJ. schmack Is the buyer of the
Ave story apartment house at 457 and
45s West 166th street, sold by Freidus q
Co, for Albert Hyman through Harry J..
Schum.
Cora A. Ferguson Is the buyer Of the
dwelling AZ 1s3 East Fifty-sixth street.
The sun., 1919-08-06
APPOINTS EQUITY RECEIVER.
West virginia Traction Creditors
Petition Court.

AT the request of the creditors Of the
West Virginia Traction and Electric
Company Judge Dayton of the United
States District Court for the Northern
District of West Virginia has appointed
]. D. Whittemore as equity receiver to
conserve the company's assets. Mr..
Whittemore has been general manager
of the company's property and in active
charge OF its physical operation.
A protective committee, representing
the bond secured notes. which matured
on May l, 1919. has issued a prellm-
mary plan Of reorganization. It is re-
ported that about IT per cent. of the
notes have been deposited under the
protective agreement. dated
April s. 1919.
The sun., 1919-08-06
SCHULTZ co. LEASES IN BRONX.

The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
suoleased the property recently secured
W them at the northwest corner OF
prospect avenue and 160th street, large
slound floor stores, TO the Chain Shirt
onops for term of years at an aggre-
Sa'e rental Of $4,000; to the Loft Can
G company at an aggregate rental of
S--''voV also space in the same prop
u,l! 70 The L. Oppenheimer market, and
upon completion of alterations the
schulte Cigar Stores Company will occu-
py portion
The sun., 1919-08-06
1875 WEST 18TH STREET SOLD.

The eleven story loft building at 11s
TO 1875 West Twenty fifth street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. has
been sold by S. B. Cooper for the Knoche
and Weller estates, which had been
holding the property at $450,00o. II
covers a plot. 100x100, is fully tenanted
and returns a yearly rental of about
$4,000.
The buyer is the Manhattan Leasing
Company (Sonn Bros.), who were rep
resented in the transaction by Stoddard
G Mark as attorneys.
The sun., 1919-08-06
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.


2sD ST. lA w, all-Cath A Peck 70 s q
@ Jacobson, t2a W asa st. s yrs fr SEPT
sHIEERiiFr ST. is. !. ail.sami wsch.-
i Iy 70 Geo F FetIer sSa Quincy 81:
atty, A NJ Parser. 81 Chambers st. 70, 600
BLEECKER ST, II. east str-Keba Chodo-
row 10 David Hass. II Blocker ct. yrs
r. Oct l. 1915; attys Drechslsr q o;
EAST BRoADwAY, 1852, I'd apt-Godsol
Realty Corp to DR. Paul David. 162 u
Bway yrs fr May is. 1918, yrs renew Few
EAST BROADWAY, i5s. Nv Rutgers
ST. 6, Acknowledgment Of 81 Teresa TO
Benz German. $50 Grand Ut, 10 yrs #
May 1. 1919; atty. Harry Levin. le1
Bway $1,000 and $500
Clara shur to Louis Dantzis.. 1877 Mad:
Az AZ cor str ana str s AN sS ana V 3
Jacob Klelnsinser and ano. exrs, to
h isis F0r stty. IL Herman ns 81 eso.n s
4TH Az. sss.t. ari.-jno e Roosevelt ct a'i al,
exrs, to Samuel Glantz. $685. 4th av.
fs sts Lease s,t 10 yrs r. Msy ! isss to May
asTH ST. 10 W. aiii.Jo.ephlne Cone 't to
Louis vigden. se5 e 17bth st. s-12 yrs
asTH 81. lis w. ". ALTO. ausiantii to Louis
stone. is4 w 9th st. 10 yrs fr Sept J..
1919; address f Stone, lie w asth
WATER ST.. sis.sc. aii.oicSc Forward s;sSo
Bklyn. . lila yrs fr aug 1. 1919; atty,
Jno p Roser, 1855 Bway 80, 500
list ST, 1921 W. east str--H and NJ Roth
to Benno Bernheim. 2s3 schaefer st.
I: 1919: address b Bernheimer. 10 W
-.
The sun., 1919-08-06
wFsrcHEsrER REAL rsT.Tr
REAL ESTATE.
|, u. W. best along sy No ri Il sAo ans
l. J.. for sais ar rent.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
REAL ESTATE AT Aucrror.

BEEvES-Receipts, 1880 head; mainly
consigned to elaughterers. No transactions
reported: feeling steady. Dressed beer
nrm at l!925c: per ID. for common 20
choice native sides.
CALvEs-Receipts, $40 head: $50 on
sale Market steady. veals sold at $40 a
% per 100 lbs: culls, s14; Western calves
Sls. rs. Dressed calves nrm: city dressed
teals 2I9s4c. per lb.: country dressed
do, 25G sic.
saies-s. Sanders: II veals, 1877 lbs.
average. s23; 4, 11s, $50: 3 culls 81, si4
'sHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1850
head; cars on sale, Market steady. Com
mon to good sheep sold at SGm9 per 100
lbs culls, $3.50; ordinary to good Virginia
lambs, SIS. 500 1875; no prime Kentucky
do. culls, Sl0p12. Dressed mutton steady
at IL a lSc. per lb.; dressed lambs, 22d2sc
Sales-Kerns Commission Co: 20s vir-
ginia lambs. 70 lbs. average, S1S.25: AL.
g.. $3.50; 2os. so. 1855; sheep, $50.
SO; g. SO, IS; "a culls. 70, $3.50. Tobin &
shannon: sl4 Virginia lambs e. Sle;
lsi. 81, ii7.25; 10 culls a, sI2; rs sheep,
100. $3.50; ~. -. 81. ]. Shamberg q Son:
i6s North Carolina lambs, 81, s17; 10. 81,
$3.50; 10 culls, 81. $40: 40 sheep. SIS, 81.
Newton Co; 81 Virginia lambs. 10. sis;
~ euils. 10. s12; IL sheep. 1o7. IS; IL.
HOGS-Receipts. 1880 head; half a car
on sale. Market steady at $3.50 for prime
medingh weights; roughs. s2o.25.
Sales-Tobin & shannon: G STATE horr
1873 lbs. average, $3.50; roughs afs,
s2O.25.
The sun., 1919-08-06
PLANS wEsTCHEsTER ESTATE.

ma SIrH Tucker, who bought the $780,
wv nome OF Elihu Root at Park avenue
S au ,seVenty-flrst street five years ago,
rs bought l66 acres Of land in the
-'tatord HIS section OF Westminster
S Sn'ch he will develop into an estate for
,ts own occupancy. The sale was made
Etnoush Julia b. Higgins for Frank c.
s. SmIer' who recently sU1d his farm OF
s-,r acres at Mount Kisco. The prop
Ts1 CsuJoln' the estates OF Augustus
senple. fo~' anu Lorenzo
The sun., 1919-08-06
FAMOUS AcToR IN aAnKUr.

lanes oNeill, the actor, has solds a
bse tract OF water front property and
:, GUNNER home in the Pequot section
g. sew London. conn.. to the n A.
i e,ss. "reckins Company. The site IN.
ulso the estate Of Charles Hans
~ the former general manager OF the
e s.Ss.ern shipbuilding Company. which
,,snsuueted the Pacidc freight and pas
"a steamers Tor James J. HIN and
TS., -sortnern. Paeif1c at Groton, Conn.
ess y Dorsey, Attorney At law q
The sun., 1919-08-06
Live Stock Markets in Other Cities.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-HoE-Receipts. 90
zoo; estimated tV;morrow. 5000; market
trade Heavy weight ah ye' ssoiSSaig general %s
aI1m weight, s2o;25a s225; light. weight.
s ssS G2s;lo; light lights ;ls2s heavy
0 is0ts s 7 Ssi ' s.ti%ssa to-
AND S.svy ' wsR e 5sif sSS prime:
common. siOqi2,aS: light weight, good
n"S but S2%mop e.t ars
heifers, s7dl45o; cows. 1915 q ia.75; can.
nsT. and and s sansy w:.at YES fsy
steers. ssdIS.5O: stocker steers, s74li;
Western range steers 50 ai6.25i cows and
sheep-Receipts. $4,000; estimated to-
pounds d sC '1s'SsLsI5; Sgs and so%
81 rssS ana a. G i%1TpS ;a.7sSs.S?.
E 81 !, q 300: lever TOP, ;22 90: sun
iiEht Ssjsht. ,2i.75 a 22loi lsht light.
49, Q 20 so; packing sOws, rough, $50
Cattle = Receipts, 10000; steady 70
heavy weight, choice and prime. $3.50;
medium and good sl2T5f155O: common.
sI2 rs a 1e so; common and medium, ,si6S
1910; butcher cattle, heifers. fT.7a@15.e5;
cows, SioOp H. Gamers ana cutters. $500
Sa calves light s1s HANDY WsSht
stocker steers s791O5o.
sheep--Receipts, 1000; steady Lambs,
"a pounds down, s14@1e: cuiis and com
ewes; medium :1s choice 's.0OsS; suiis
KANSAS CITY. Aug. S. - Hogs = Re
sssyiss, salts ass's5; medium HT Wo dg,
s21.s6@22,25: lights, s2l.2SH22.25; iiRht
r ni1, 81 lJ;SOi packing 'ow'' '2o9n'
Cattie-Receipts. 10000 and 1900
calves; higher. Heavy beef steers. choics
and prime, s1s.ssnls.75 medium and
good. sls.5oaI6,sS; common, sli,5o9ts1s;
1883; common and medium, i95o@iGio;
butcher cattle. heifers. ts.s56l4lS; cows,
| $40 612.s5; Gamers and cutters. SshG
! veal calves light and handy weight. $3.50
lA6Oi feeder steers s9.75Gis,4o; stocker
shsep~Receipts, 1000: steady. Lambs.
| good and choice. Si21l6; culls and com
mon, ssdli,I6; yearllng wethers. SEQ
l1.25; ew.s iG2s9s25; ewes, :ulls and
common; $50 o STseSSipE "a ewes 's'So@iS'
CINCINNATI. Aug. 5.-Hogs-Receipts,
900: slow, weak to soc. lower. Selected
| heavy shippers, S2275; packers and butch =
| ers. s22.5 "a 22.75 common to choice. $40
| 49, pigs and lights, siiq2l.5o; stays, go
Cattle Receipts. 400: quiet and steady,
unchanged. Calves strong, S7d1s.7S
EAST BUFFALO. Aug, 6,-cattle-Rs-
caiys',.RscsiDt'. 500; soc higher, $50
HoSs-Rscsipts. a4OO; active and 7sc.
| lower. Heavy mixed and Workers.. s22;
| light yorNers and pigs, t22122.5o; roughs,
s2o.25@?0.5o; stays ie@ls.