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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-29
BURGLARY.

John aege'1 Store Enteredeand Stored.
The grocery store of John Hege, No.
Go South Queen street, was broken into
some time during last night and robbed.
The burglars first made an attempt to get
into the store by boring a hole in the shut
ter ola window at the side of the house,
but the bit struck the iron plate to which
the bolt is fastened. They then began Dor.
ing another hole alongside of tho first, but
for some reason abandoned it. They then
went to the rear of the house and
bcred number Of holes along the
edge on an outside cellar door,
which was fastened by a cross piece of
wood. This they turned around, went in
through the cellar and up the cellar steps
to the door leading into the store, which
was also fastened this they opened by
removing the catch of tie bolt. After get
ting into the store they broke open the
money drawer, which contained about six
dollars in small change and one silver dol
lar, together with number of receipts.
They carried off the money, together with
box of large apples, apiece of cheese and
several other articles. This morning the
money drawer, with the receipts in it.,
was found near the middle of the lot in
the rear of the house. Although Mr..
Hcge and wife sleep in the house they did
not hear any noise during the night. 1t
is believed the alarm of fire between two
and three o'clock scared off the burglars
before they had completed their robbery.
Suspicion rests upon two or three dis
reputable parties, but no arrests have been
yet made.
Preserved Fruits stolen.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Jacob Long,
druggist, corner of West King and Manor
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BY WIRE.
Afternoon kilograms Condensed.

Gus McBec, aged 20, chopped of J. NJ.
lackman's head in quarrel over Il
"wheel of fortune down in Texas.
Sheldon II. Talcott, of Middletown, N.
Y, has been subpGnael as \ witness for
tie defense in the Guiteau case.
The court house At Decatur, Texas, has
been destroyed by fire.
There was fire in grammar school, No.
15, Carrollton avenue, Baltimore, this
morning, but it was extinguished before
much damage was done, and the presence
of mind Of the teachers prevented 4 panic
among the 500 pupils and no one was hurt.
Danford and Smith, respectively owner
and cashier Of insolvent banks in IIunne-
well and Caldwell, Tex, have been taken
from officers of the law by cxaspcrat,d
depositors, and their lynching is appre-
hendcd, though the swindlers' victims
claim they only want to hold them till
they disgorgc.
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SPECIAL NOTJCES.,,

Lieutenant Commander GOrringc III bring
ing the Obclisk to New York has performed
indeed a monumental work. So has DR.. G. W.
Benson. OF Baltimore in curing the nervous
disorders of the world. with his Celery and
ChamOmic Pills.
60 T." IL. ID. CUcnran's Drug Store, 1877 North
tiondL Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
cOlOr.are uneIua!cd. Color from . to 5 pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. u
cents.
An Old lady Writes us: IL am CD years Old
ana was feeble and nervous all the time. when
bought Il bottle of Parkers Ginger Tonic.
have used little more than one bottle and
feel as well as ut 3O.' See other column.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENTS.
MAN KILLED IN WASHINGTON IuR,
Explosion Of q Blast In q Well.

Explosion OF q Blast In Well.
Mr.. Jacob Fisher, repairman on the
Port Deposit railroad, division No. 8, was
instantly killed this morning al $40. He
had been helping to load car with ties
that was standing ON a siding in Wash
ington borough. After it as finished he
stood on the main track watching engine
No. 1921 shifting. After the cars all had
been put in their right places the engine
blcked down the main track. Fisher did
not hear or see its approach, although tho
men waved their hands and yelled for
him to get off the track. The bumper
of the tank struck him, throwing him on
track, the entire set Of wheels passing over
him. AS one of the driving wheels
was passing over his poly, the engineer,
who did not know what had happened,
stopped the engine, the heavy wheel rest
ing on the body. After finding ou: what
had occurred the engineer slightly moved
the engine aud the mutilatcd body of Mr..
Fisher was drawn out. lis appearance
was siclcning. Both arms and legs were
off his chest crushed in, so that his in :
tcrnals could be plainly seen, and his face
was mashed out of all human shap".
Death was instantaneous. After wrap
ping his remains together they were placed
on Il Car and passenger engine No. IA
brought them to Columbia, where they
were placed in the warehouse of the p. r.
r. Crowds Of people went there to see
the awful sight. Shortly a(terward A. J.
Musser, undertaken, took charge of the
body.
Mr. Fisher is a man about 40 years old
widOwcr aad father of large family. He
went on the road on the I'd inst. and while
working at tho raising of the engine on the
p. ID. II. r., last Sunday a week, had two
of his fingers slightly hurt. He has not
yet drawn a months pay, SO short has
been his time on the road. He formerly
lived on Front street, Columbia, and kept
the Seven Stars" hotel. From there he
moved to Washington borough and again
came back, and his family now lives in
kitchentowD. Heartfelt sympathy is ex
pressed for his little ones.
Blasting In u Well.
Frederick Myers aud Martin Bitner, of
Washington borough, while engaged in
working at blast, by the explosion of the
same were seriously injured. They had
been digging a well at the time and were
some 80 feet below tic surface. 1t is fear
ed that Myers will lose his sight, rs he was
cut considerably about tho upper part of
the face. Ono of his fingers was also
blown of. Bitper did not receive as ser
iOus injuries. as he climbed up a rope to
tho top Of the we'll ana called for assist ance
which soon came.
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THE FARMERS FRIEND.


DIR. Barbcr's Red Horse Powders arc the best
in the market. They are not Il mere food made
OF inert and cheap materials, but vcritable
Medicine. They contain four times the strength
of ordinary horse and cattle powders, and Ill
cure and tatten stock in onc-fourth the time,
acting at once upon the digestive organs and
secrctions, and may be safely relied upon 1or
the cure of coughs, colds, distemper, glardcrs
and all diseases of horses. mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality of milk in cows and keen
all kinds of stock In a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere ut 2Oc. per pack, for 81; large
size 40c.. or } for 81. Sold in Lancaster at
CochIan's Drug Store, Isl and l;sa North Queen
streets. ug2-lydeOd&wl
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Western s;raIn Markets.

PEoRIA-Corn was firm high mixed at GOc :;
mixed at 59c.
Oats were steady; No. White at 4fAc.
Rye was steady No. 2 at 9Sc..
MILwAUKEE-Wheat was steady at a decline /;
No. Milwaukee hard nominal do soft at
81 25A November at 81 25N December at 81 .
January at 81 PA February ut 81 25T March
at 81 26N Apri: at 81 q: 81 O114 for No. Mil
waukee.
Corn was stronger; No. g ut 59Lc.
Oats were dull and lower: No. at 42G42Lc.
Rye was dull and lower No. l at csc.
Barley was lower; No. spring. cash and
November at Nc.
ToLEDo-Wheat was dull and steady No. 2
Red sDot November and December at 81 32
january at 81 34sa; February ut 81 355s.
Corn was quiet and steady No. spO. at
CSC May nOminally at 65hc.
Oats were dull and nominal.
At the close-Wheat was dull anu weak; No.
Red, spot, at 81 30le bid November and De.
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THE TARIFF CONVENTION.
A speech From the venerable Peter Coo

A SpeecI, From the Venerable Peter Cooper.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The national
tariff convention was called to order ut
1880 a. m., to-day, in the hall of Cooper
institute by Col. ID. Il. Houston, who
briefly stated the objects of the cOnvcn-
tion. Hon. Geo. Il. Loring, United States
commissioner of agriculture, was made
temporary chairman. Some 500 delegates
were present.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. LOring's re-
marks motion was made that that a vote
of thanks be passcd, land Peter Cooper was
asked to put the motion. lie was received
with applause and cheers. lie put the
motion, which was carried. lie then read
from manuscript lengthy speech
OF the Importance of protection to Ameri-
can industry. and said the government
never should have allowed individual
states Or their banks to..issuc paper money.
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DEATHS.

SHULTZ.-In this city, Nov. y, 1881 David
Shultz, in the nth year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. No. 20 West Orange
street, on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Interment at Woodward Hill cemetery. 2td*
KAUrFxAN-Nov. %. 1881, in this cisG, Henry
s. Kaufman. in the 6Sth year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. $50 North Queen
street. on Thursday morning at 81 o'clock
Funeral services ut Mennonite church, Ian.
disville at 10 o'clock. etd<
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Hurrah! For Our Sitlc,

Many people have lost their interest in poll
tics and in amusements because they arc SO
out of sorts and run down that they cannot
enjoy anything. If such persons would only
bc wise enough to try that celebrated remedy
KidneyWOrt and experience its tonic and rem
ova'ing effects they would soon be hurrahing
with the lOudcst. In either dry or liquid form
1t Is 4 perfect remedy for torpid liver, kidneys
or rbowels.--Erch0ngc. n2SIwd&w
~ hat every one says must be true" that
1" Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no qual for
coughs and colds. Try 1t. Price . cents.
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shot Near HOneybrcols.

Horse Doctor Rayner, of West Chester.
took his 15-yearold nephew with him on
a professional visit to Honcybrook. The
boy had an old double barreled pistol with
him, and in his search for game dropped
the weapon ON the rocks. The load and
waddiDg made hole an inch wide in the
calf Of his leg, and amputation if not death
will Cnsue,
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
BeFOre Judge Livingston.

beIOf0 JuUSe AiVlhgStOns
The first case attached was that of
Joseph Vanleer and Caroline Fanleer, for
mcrIY Carman, his wife. for the use of
said wife. VS.. Sidwell I. Wilson and Need
ham Wilson, executors of Needham Will
son, deceased. This was an action to re-
cover wages for services rendered the de-
ceased. According to the plaintiffs testi-
mODy Caroline Carman was employed as a
domestic in the family OF Needham Will
son (now dcceascd), Of Little Britain
township, when she was II years of age.
As evidence that deceased acknowledged
Indebtedness TO and wanted make a
provision for the plaintiff q paper was
produced which Inc left at tho house of
Mrs Madigan, a relative of the plaintiff.
1t contained the following words 81 give
these few lines to Caroline Carman to
show that want her to have the sum of
81, 200 at my death. She lived with me
number of years and got very little for it.
| thought right to leave this little sum to
he paid out of my homo property" signed
Needham Wilson. After a long discussion
by counsel the paper was admitted in cvi.
1t was then shown that plaintiff had lived
with MIR. Wilson for Is years, where she
did houscwork, &C., for which she never
received anything but her board.
The defense asked for a non suit, which
was refused. They then proceeded to
show that Caroline Carman had not done
rs much work as she claimed, as Mr..
Wilson had other help she came and
went when she pleased to the great i'll
convenience of MIR. Wilson and family !;
in June, 1864, she had a settlement with
Wilson and gave him a receipt in full to
date from that time she did not do any
work. The receipt was objected to but
was admitted.
Before Judge Livingston.
Jacob X. Goodman VS.. the Pennsylvania
railroad company. This is an action to
recover damages for injuries received by
plaintiff on defendants railroad. The evil
tlence showed that Oh the 5th of NOvem-
her, 1864, the plaintiff, who was a farmer
then aud resided near Salunga, started
from the city to drive home. He had one
horse hitchcd to a spring wagon ; he drove
out the Harrisburg pike TO the COlebrOok
road, which crosses the Pennsylvania rail
road track at an angle as he approached
the track, and when 20or 80 yards away from
it, he looked for a train he neither saw nor
heard anything and he drove on when on
tho track he was struck by passenger en-
gine; his wagon was wrecked, he was
thrown out, and besides having his col
lar bone and two ribs broken he was ter
ribly cut about the head and body and was
laid up for some time. and since has not
been able to carry Oh his old business of
farming. 1t is claimed by the plnintiff
that no whistle was blown by the engine
and there was no customary signal up at
this point. On trial.
Sentenced.
Alice CARRIER, the young girl con-
victet: last week of larceny, was brought
in before Judge Livingston this morning
and she was sentenced to undergo an i'm
prisonment of three months. This was
tho lowest sentence which could be
passed upon her under the law, which
does not allow prisoners to come out of
jail before February Is.
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4 Cough. Cold or Sore Inroa, should ne
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
curabc Lung Disease Or Consumption.
Browns bronchial TrOchcs do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the infiamed parts. allaying
irritation, give relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
TO-. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
clans. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at.
tained well-merited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at . cents a box
everywhere. m8-lvdTTh&S&Iyw
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Tho Doctors,

Or" Jacob Fritz, of Quarryville, has
"settled" his prosecution by Kahler
Snyder the prosecutor has withdrawn his
complaint against DR.. E. B. Herr, being
convinced that he has not practiced for
several years; the case Of Mrs. Kuehlne,
of this city, midwife, was continued !;
DR.. Martin II. Dillcr, Of Salisbury, his
friend Mr.. Worst. District Attorney Davis
and Prosecutor Snyder had some secret
side-room conferences, from which Snyder
emerged and informed the alderman that
the suit was withdrawn, the doctor for
costs,
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This Evenings ShoW.-This evening FellOwes
Searles New York minstrcls will appear in
the opera house. Among the performers ad
vcrtiscd are Tom English. musical Herman
Kent, dancers John Scarlcs comedian
johnson and Daily, Irish comedians, and Bur.
CESS and Whitney, aged darkcy impcrsonators.
Four end men will appear and the whole show
can be seen at prices within the reach of all.
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Chicago.
Live StOcG Markets,

CHIcAso:-lIogs-Ictcirts $1,000 head; snip.
Ecnts, $500 head; market strong and active
at full former rates choice stock scarce and
higher; common ogOod mixed at 5 6OdG o. {;
heavy packing and shipping at 81 1896 40 /;
light hogs at s. 6566; skips and culls ut SIG
81, The receipts OF cattle were 500 head !;
shipments. 800 head fat cattle in moderate
supply and in good demand market firmer
exports at $j@6 GO :; good 20 choice shipping at
s. 4O@5 90; common to fair at s. sO@4 G5 very
liberal offerings OF common !; mixed butchers
generally weaker inferior to fair Mt 81 sOQ
9 s.: medium to good ut 81 5O@3 q; choice at
s. 4Od4: stockers and feeders at 81 $50 ; 30 :;
Texans in tair supply, but slow COWS and
mixed at $T3 . steers Mt s. 2O@3 Is half.
breeds 1T siD4 s.. The receipts OF sheep were
:.!0' head shi pmcnts 400 do; the market
was quiet and weak common to medium
mixed at 5? 75@4 40; good ochoice muttons
1T $i@J. The Journ0rs Liverpool dispatch
says" Cattle was re higher for best AmerI
can at lie: Sheep &c higher ; sales at ls@.Oc
Orbest.
EAST Observation-Disclosures since Fri
day were 2.29J head through, and LTD do OF
local stock market unchanged ut last weeks
prices.
ut S6 3OdG ~: Workers at s. sO07 81.
Shecp-Heceipts, 1903 head !; fair selling ut
last wcCkS'S prices.
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Pos,ofsicc Robbers Scared ON.

SUNBURy, Pa, Nov. 29.-Burglars broke
into the postofice here last night and blew
open the safe. Some persons, attracted by
the noise, fired into the Office, and the
robbers fled. They secured only four reg
istered letters, dropping $3.50 worth Of
postage stamps in their flight. They also
left behind them set Of burglars tools
and a can of powder.
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skin Diseases " Cured by Dr. Swayne's
Ointm0nt.

"Skin Diseases " Cured by Dr. Swayne's
Ointment.
What Is more dist tressing thar an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer a
single hour when they have a sure cure in
"Swayne's Ointment is past our compIeheE-
sion. The worst cases OF tetter, itch, salt
rl,eum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield to its wonderful all-healing quail
ties. Pimples on the face and blOtches on the
skin are removed by using this healing Oint-
mcnt. Perfectly safe and harmless, even on
the most tender infant Itching Piles -Symp-
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu-
larly at night after getting warm in bcd
other parts are sometimes affected. Swayne's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swayne Il
Son, IS North Seventh street, Philadelphia.
Pa, to whom all letters should be addressed.
sold by all prominent druggists.
Cct4T ,Th&FNw
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Lefroy HANGED This Morning.

LONDON, Nov. 29-Arthur LEROY, the
murderer. of Mr.. Gold, was hanged shortly
after 9 o'clock this morning. Only small
crowd of persons were on the outside Of
the Jail. They wero appriscd Of the exc
cution by the hoisting of a black flag.
Lefroy slept we'll last night. lie was silent
on the way from the cell to the scaffold
but his expression was CHASTITY. The drop
was nine feet. Death was instantaneous.
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st.e .eets, discovered that some one had en-
tered his cellar and stolen largo number
of jars and cans of preserved and picked
fruits. An entrance was effected through
an outside cellar door, which was opened
probably by false keys. 1t is not known
when tho larceny was effected, as the
family had no occasion to look after the
fruits until YESTERDAY.
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PhlIadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Nov. 2S-The arrivals OF live stock
1T the various Philadelphia yards were for he
week: Eccvcs $500 head sheep. 10000 head !:
hogs, $500 head. Previous week-BceveS, ,GO
head: sheep, 10000 head hogs, 200 head
Beef Cattle were active for good stock, and
priees were rmer while the gr
nois steer, weighing 1910 bs.. was sold by Mi
cilael Ulman for SIC y pound.
We quote as follows:
Extra, 6i4@l7c; Good, 5H@6Isc; Medium,
4I&@55Sc: Common, 3@4Lc.
Milch cows were fairly active at $;O072 80
the Week for good fat sheep @ and lambs, G and ID
prices were firm, while common stock was
dull and hard to dispose OF even at q decline
OF !9c. Milk calves were scarce and higher.
EStra, lo5@ll5 ns:, 5X@5z4c; good, soaeo ns.
315l4c; medium. 4hG5Mc; common 2N@3Ac
MvSSs'fn Hogs we're IN good demand. W. quote good
at at,;szc aS1s'zc; medium at s@sAc; comm"" at
SALES OF BEEvEs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller u Co., I49 Western. 4I5@5%c
Roger Mayne, $50 Western, "a @JAc.
a. Il J. C6risty. ssD Western Va, Ky. 4%Q6,isc
+. S. & y. F: McFillen. l55 Western, 5Q61ac. :
John McArdlc, $50 Western AMI West Va, so
Daniel sIis; Murpny, l:o Western and wcs, Va, ~
Owen Smith, 81 Western, acct. OF Rodger
Mayne: 81 Western, acct. OF James
Clemson: II West Va. acct. Ellen
ger ~ seymour; 81 west va. acct.
Van Metre & Chambers, 4A3l8L.
NJ. Ulman, SO Chicago. acct, 54fs7; 2O3 West
crn, acct. J.. Sensenig, 414G6c Il
West Va, acct. VIM. HOuseman, 50H
s"""'"r* 81: 81: SsF""' $50 "ss's'" and West Va,
II. Chain, jr:, 81 Western, ,4k@5Lc.
l.. Horn, IL West Va. 34@54c.
q. Schamberg & Co., 2l6 West Va and Western
Lowenstcia ;ssS,ii x;iicr, eeo West. Pa, szasXc.
Bachman & Levi. 1870 Western and W. Va.
4@6Nc.
NJ. Levi 100 Ohio and Western, 4Ll6I<c.
Daniel Smyth & Bro, $50 Western and West
Va. 4%Otc.
Dennis smyth, 75 Western, Ea@5Ac.
James Clemson % Western, 4N05%c
+. SheetZ, Sj:.Western 516c.
Abe Ostheim, 81 Western and West Va.I155@Gc.
Cyrus Miller, 20 Western, 5G6c.
James Aul1, ITO Western. 466Lc.
ii. Chain, 40 West Va, 31%GliAc.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Beeves were active at 7G0Ic.
SALES LAST WEEK.
ThOs. Bradley, 207 head Mt 63I691ac.
W. ii. Brown l60 do. Mt 7@9Lc.
T.. S. DcnSler, S2dO. at 711@3c.
\. 4. Boswell lO3 10. Mt 1L@9c.
j. +. LOwdcn ~ do at 7LG9c.
ID. NJ. Harlan, 81 do. at 7110SMc.
Dressed sheep were fairly active.
Samuel Stewart sGld go head at 7@Slac, anG
30 lead dressed lambs at 9@lOc.
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Never too Late to Nend.

ThOs. J. Arden. William street. East Buffalo
writes: 'Your Spring Blossom has worked
on me splendid. 1 had no appetite; used to
sleep BADLY and get up III the morning unrc-
freshcd: my breath was very offensive and
suffered from severe headache; since using
your Spring blossom all these symptoms have
vanished and feel quite WELL" Price 80 cts.
For sale at ii. Il. Cochr;ln's Drug Store,
l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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cember ut 81 81 bid. u - asked January ut
II 35zz February Mt 81 36H.
Corn was quiet and weak; No 9 spot mt 6.kc
bid. &c asked December at 6lc bid, sc
asked january Mt 6l15c bid, 6rtc asked May
at &c bid, 66k asked.
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Public Sale Tonight

Attention Is called to the advertisement in
another column OF the dwelling house, No.
20i West Walnut street, 10 be sold at the Black
Horse hotel. this evening at O'clock
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The Pulpit.
York Daily.

Prof. J. II. Dubbs. of Franklin and
Marshall college, of Lancaster city, de-
lisered two splendid sermons, in tho Hell
delberS Reformed church, to large au
diences, on Sunday.
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Good Prices for HOrses

Samuel Hess & Son. auctioneers. sold at
public on Monday, November, 2Sth, 1881,
for Daniel Logan, at his sal and exchange
stables, 1S head of Canada horses at an
average price of s22S. 80 per head. The
highest one sold brought 1924.
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.NIRKETN.
rnila.iaipn,a Markell

PnIIHsI6IpnI8 MdFK6L.
PHlLADxLPHIA, Nov. 2?.-FlOur dull but I'M
changed.
Rye -four; Western, s525 ; Pennsylvania
s. 62L.
Wheat dull Del. and Penn'a Red, 81 81
0l IS; ito Amber 81 3S0l 40.
Corn flrmer, fair local demand,
Oats firm. fair4emand.
Rye steady ut 9Sc.
Provisions steady but firm
Lard steady.
kinds neglected.
Rolls firm.
Eggs firm; fresh stock scarce
Cheese steady; New York full cream. l39
l34c; Western full cream, l2&c.
Petroleum dull refined, TIC.
Whisky at 81 Is
See,iS--GOOd to prime Glover firm at
Od?R; FIaxseed firm at 81 50.