Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-24

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Prices raad-1arnsrs Asssiag TAsu-
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To day was another heavy "dslivery
day at the city warehouses. Skiles s.
Frey, John Moore. Samuel d. Moore,
FatTan s. Co., Frank Pentlarge, n. Pent.
large, NJ. Davis, j. Gust Zook, Rosenwald,
Faik, Lederman, Schuberth, Spitzrer &
Son, NJ. Oppenheimer and NJ. Davis were
among the heaviest receivers-from 10 to
30 wagon loads being received at each Of
the warehouses, and no doubt large guam.
titles were received at some other waro-
houses not visited by our reporters.
Following are some recent purchases
made by Skiles s. Frey in the eastern
townships
Jacob Cramer. Il acres. at Is, 6, 4. 81
Nicholas Ash, acre, at 16, G, 4, 2; Bart
Marshall, acre. 16, 4, 2; Ash s. Pyle, I!
acres, at II, 6, 4. 9; c. w. Ash, acre. ut
II, 6, 4, 2; John Ressar, acre, at 1S, 8, 4,
2; Baldwin & Esh, II acres, at 16, 4, 2;
John N. Plank, /! asres. at 1S. 6, 4, 2; C.
B. Plank, ] acre, as 20, 5, 2; Plank s.
Reeser, II acres, at 1S. 9. 2; Calvin Gable.
! acre. at Is. 4, 2; d. E. Bare, 2 acres,
at 10, A., 2; Il. Dickinson, acre, at 16, g. 49,;
4 ", Oe
3; Mrs. Worst, 800 pounds at 10. 5, g;
Milton Hershey aero at 151. 4. 2; Daniel
Stoltzfus ! acre at 90, s. 5, q; Moses
Spangler q acres ut 1S, 6, 3; Amos Hess
1 acre at 90, 6, g. 3; Jacob Hess acre at
90, 6, 6, 3; NJ S Hammond Z acre at Is,
5, 3; Jacob Martin aero at II, s, 5,3;
Jacob Usner 3 acres at 16, 8, 5, 3 John
Burky acre at Is. 6, 8; r. B. Thompson
II acre at Is, 8, 5. 3; Henry Rutter 2.
acre at Is, 0, 5, 3; Daniel Overly acre aL
10, B; Augustus Rogers J acre at 10, 3, 3;
Henry Hershey acre at Isl, G. 5,3;
Hershey s. Martin 1 acre at 13J. 6,5, 3;
John Leaman ! aero at 144i, &, 4, 3.
Anderson Graver, Of Neffsyille, sold to
Mclaughlin 5000. pounds at IA and 3.
Samuel Wechter, same place. sold to Frey
u Weidler SOC pounds at Is, 6, and 5.
Samuel Saylor, of Marietta, sold to NJ.
Davis acres at %, and 3.
A G. Nissley, of Rapho, sold acres to
Fatman at II, Q, 6 and 8 B. s. Brubaker.
of Rohrerstown, sold acres to Fatman at
20 and 5.
Benjamin Rinear, of Strasburg, sold to
Rosenshine 8 acres at 16, 5 and 8 !; Daniel
Withers, to same II acres at 20, 5 and 4;
Mr.: Weaver, to same, acres at 81, s
and 8.
A. P. McIlvaiD, of Paradise, sold II
acres, weighing 1866 poands, to Strasser
at 20, 5 and 8; Menuo Hershey, same
township, to Fatman, 6 acres at 20. 5 and
8.
L. p. McCIellal, of CochranvilIe, Cbes-
ter county, sold to kendis & Co., acre at
Is, Is, 5 and 3; Martin d. Esblemau,
same place, acres to same, at 20, 10
and 3.
The following sales of Chester county
tobacco to Kendig 81 Co., are reported
G. Kelleher, acre, at Is, 5. 3, 3; Jordan
s. Hudson, acles, at IS, 5, 5, 3, Sam'l
Hudson, acres, at IS. 5, 5, 8; Alex. A.
Hudson, crop, at II, j. 5, B.; VIM. Guth-
rie, I acre, at 10. 5. 3, 3; John L. Hol-
land, acre, at II, 5, ), 3.
Edward G. Hess, of Little Britain has
left with US hand os very bright silky
leaf, 80 inches long By 90 wide, which he
says is sample of much more of the same.
sort owned by him. Iie complains that
the buyers are slow in getting into his
neighborhood.
Although great deal of tobacco has
been bought and delivered during the past
three weeks it is believed by well informed
persons that not more than one-third of the
crop has yet been takea-but it is proba-
bly, the best third, as very little poor to.
baaco has been purchased. The countrj
roads have been SO bad during the past
week that in many places they are almost
impassable, which has inteTfered with
the buyers to very considerable extent.
Many of them are on hand and will take
the field as soon as tho roads get better.