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IN THE ADIRONDACK WILDERNESS.

IRON AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBusEi
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, July SIN variety and
beauty of scenery Essex County may fairly be called the
banner county of the Adirondacks As one enters 10
from the south. that popular semi-wildeness resort
schroon Lake, Is encountered Further north is thu
arsts mecca, Keene Valley and the adjacent Ausabs
"Ponds," hemmed In BY the mountains that guard the
knely Marcy. Then comes this sIot, no unworthy com
panon Of attractions below Lake Placid lies nineteen
hundred feet above the level 1t 70 urmles long and
broad three islands of large size dividing the sheet
Nesting at the base OF "Od Whteface," which has
elevation OF 4871 feet It commands magnificent view
Of Marcy Seward, Mcintyre Golden, Saddle the Goth
cs Slide and other less peaks in the far distance
Mirror Lake, mile long and half mile broad is seps-
rated from by strip OF land and rivals 1t in
popularity.
The principal hotels, bnt within the last seven years.
situated near the smaller lake. Nearly every room
at the Stevens House is engaged for the season. the
rustic cottages connected with the hotel being also
demand. The propnetors have built telegraph line
with ONCE in their house, thus meeting want long felt
The Allen House, the largest hotel here, displays the
signs Of busy season, Its spacious piazzas being
sprinked with tOuristsin "nickerbockers" aud "moun
tain dresses" improvements this season include sew.
erai awntennis grounds near the hotels new church
|. (Baptist Is approaching completion.
Among the owners OF private cottages here may %
Noble, Of Sew envy Mrs Lane BstoS; Mr.. Estes,
hilidelphlai MI Mauran, Orange, N. j.; Professor
TO0rey, Burlington. VI .
The principal out-ot.ioors sport is boating. On the
two lakes thirty day camps" which give point
TO many "trip either In rourd OF visits or In pur
suit OF dole, far niente IN ones own camp. small
steam yacht makes daily trips around Lake Placid
iy few walks are to DO had, though the surrounding
forest affords many shay retreat One OF the things
and Cobbe Hill; to accomplish the latter, however let
the gourmand beware OF most inviting blackberry
patch route fayorte drive Is to the grave OF tue
"Old Man OF Ossawatomie. John Brown," three miles
away. The John Brown farm wa: purchased few
years ago by company headed by Miss Kate Field and
1t is now held az sort Of public land Osher drives OK
interest to the famous Wilmington Pass, MILES
distant, and ~ the Saranac Lakes, twelve miles OF
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THE STUDY OF THE CLASSICS.

To fhe EdffOr or TIC Triounc.
SIR: Thanks for the editorial in The SUNDAY
TRIBUNE OF July Tue Old and New" 1t is truly re-
frcshngto hayoa leading give fair represen-
tation Of the iaaces OF Mr. Adamss attack That the
attack vigorous on the method employed In Mr. Ad-
ans education may DO true, bat the conclusions on the
matter taught do follow from the argument Because
the classics taught improperly or tho curriculum
arranged nudcousy the charge against tho method OF
presentation or general arrangement argues nothing
against mental discipline acquired by study oil the
classics n -, -
which seem 20 ncedfu. am very truly yours,
IoriLrLI y 4. Imly 8. 1899.
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ming Memorial Church to-day The morning service :
the latter church devoted to the dedicson Of ne
La Fargo window.
The family Of the late Professor Dimau Of Bron Uni
versity, are the guests Of Mira e. q. Hartshorn.
II. q. Taylor and wife, Of Brookiyn J. W. Kimbar, a
a. shaer and wife. J. L Cotton, Edward Gray, Franh.
lin Acker, and NJ standish, Of New.York, George
Stokes. OF santo Domingo; W. seabrook, Miss Mast
Musson and W. H. welshman. Of England, r. r. Pro-
yines and wife, Of San Francisco: p O. Watts Of sgd
ny h =. "; G. N. Allen, g. A. Keller, and u. n ~
Kns0n, OF Boston, are at the Ocean House
MT, Mrs. f. N; Esabrook. y L. Bea, w. B. Stead Henry
bu.er, T. T. Blackwell, L. q. Milbury. A. T. Perdud
wie OF Jersey City and T. Tyler OF Brooklyn, =
The family Of s. B. French Of NeS.York have return
ed TO their cottage I'm Clin-aye
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

Synopsis for me past teen'rfour hours.
WAsuINGToN July 81 a. n.-The tempera-
ture has fallen about 100 the New England and Mid
die Atlantic Coasts In the Ohio and Central Msss-
sppi valleys; 1t has fallen slightly In the Lake region
and the Southern states Rain prevailed in the Southern
Middle and New England States and the Ohio Valley
and clear weather is reported tonight from tho Lake
REGION and the Northwest Northeast 10 northwest
winds are reported fsm the Northern States. with dan
eerons gales on the Middle Atlantic coast and southwest
Winds continue In tho South Atlantic and Gulf States
Indications for to-day
Far Nav. England and the Middle Atlantic States,
cecil fair weather preceded by local rains In the morn
Inc northeast 10 northwest winds. higher barometer.
Ior inc Lake region, cool fair weather north 10 west
winds shifting 20 southerly IN the ri portion, with
Failing barometer aud slight rise In temperature
For the Upper Mississippi aud Missouri valleys
sliqhtly warmer aud generally fai weather, winds
shittinr 20 south aud west. lower barometer.
CauhOndry Signdis
Cautonary signals continue from Iatteras to Sandy
Hook.
Indications for 10 -norrotc.
cooI and fair weather IL indicated for New England
and the Middle Atlantic States during Monday AFTERNOON
and tuesday slightly warmer fat weather Is Indicated
for the Lake region, tho Upper Mississippi and ONO
Valleys Tuesday.
nnGEHVATTONS
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Lime Juice and Pspsin a, a.
Post once Soii,a


an. ,,r ths wax snIa. July IL will close 1t this
oinoe as foilows: o.. .,.,.,. ,,,s
TUrspAY-AtG30 a. nj. for Europe, per S. ADyssina ".
Queenstown at 10 m for jamaica anu Jaco, ipss,de
xIvo AT 10 A. IN. for Central America tho souh ~
,nrts and the west OF Mexico per IS Soo ~ ~
psnwall at D. for Newfoundland per os liz. Via
NJ I'm AY-At 1880 m Tor iturops per IS 80. Ia
.thsnno ON and tlefterr Tor fraucs nus ,sr
Attracted ''por Eibe") at m ior AN
sa france. via liavrej at y A. 10, ,v v ta1 ~
9voT hY 1870 IN ireland, per 81 Sy y. 80" ,s
An ia oneen,towu (etters for Great Biitan anu par.
ronean countries DO directed per Wy plymouth,
IN. Europe per So Lcssu 70 aud n
harioure and Hamburg at IL NJ lot Su s,aa Porto
ShV an narSs MaracaiDo; nc 1881 D. N os ayan.
no And Mexico per British Empe VIZ " PIERRE
spinxY-At D q for Newfoundland su a.yti psr So
nt.,,nu,lon via Halifax at 10 m ior n.,3eca
~ 40 n ~ TOR Bermuda per IS oninv 'eo,c via
1WnnaV All D a. for Europe, per IS nmst bo
"a ileters for Germany ana Svo' ar Bs.giun
sxrsS.ad per Drtannic'j Al lu.SV ni an a nj for
mar "a Pennlaud, via Antverp AZ iv''v IN
sisn,I direct per Deyonia VIA 1Assy" AZ m IA.
for Vone curaoca per 81: ana
Ian ~ $50 y cuba and inc es To- Truxlo and
S.1aioss via davansi. at 7;5o IN w. v' or
,sssn mar ga e. Ward, IT,. Wa ~ ,,. a, Fran
~ shna aud Japan per 90 SoPs tsr An ,traliA
ASs w. ,ass here July III a. N m' sr "a ufsy u
New Zealand sandwich aud s bsss aiy Pa At p
Sydney VIA san fr HENRY O. PEARSON. posmA's's
p~.,omc. New.York. N. " July 1000
closing Of trans Paccc malls Tssss 70
Ino Of their uninterrupted oves. sns AZ 5an
ne Malls the East slsans ~. diap sscho1
80 sa.risco on the dAy u calling VI sVs~~''s ~
thsncs same dy-
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ALKALINE PorsoNrSG.-A singular case IT

ALKALINE PoIsoNING.-A singular case vt
poisoning has occurred In Greenwich Eng,-that OF o
child Ave years drinking solution of washing
soda II appears that the mother left the child at homo
alone by herself and during her absence the child draak
water from kettle IN which handful OF common
washing soda had been placed with avIew to cleaning
it, On the parent returning, some magnesia was given
TO the child who vomited and did not appear much the
worse, but the next day the symptoms were alarming
AID medical attendance being summoned, the child
found in dying state living only until the next
day. The victim was tbs habit Of drinking from tle
kettle and the appearances OF the case we're all conss
tent with alkaline poisoning Turee ounces or common
soda dissolved in water have been known to xiii
adult, and the deceased presumed to have taken
about ounce.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. July OIL n m.-Tho movement IN
the barometer yesterday upward Clear weather r
was followed by increasing cloudiness with ram to'
Of an inch, during the last half OF tho day Inc tenn
ncrature ranged between 600 and 79O tne svsr Az
Gos,, being 0iso lower than on tue eorreSPo"Hs '
i ost year aud 40 lower than ON saturday. , a.,
Cl6ndy and rainy weather, with snght cnsns1 ,nar
,eipo a Ell To-day In this city aud vicinity
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Suicide FROM A FERRY-BOAT

An unknown man about forty-fve years OF
arc who was passenger on the catharine Ferry boat
Republic on her trip 10 last evening, rom new
York to Brooklyn. Jumped overheard In midstream'
boat was lowered but trace OF him coun 90 %
the darkness and storm. ao "oSo S'"o
= brown felt hat
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STABBED IN THE DARK.

SAVING Simini keeps u liquor store and lodg-
ing house at No 81 Mulberryst relative OF Lis w'S
married last night and party was gveL In honor OF 'no
occasion Raphael Bruno. lodger bought some Deer at
another place and he and smin had angry woas as
inc quarrel the lights we're extingusheo au Int 70
slebed In the left side and the thigh ne was sent
the New-York Hospital. probably ih ~, ,hi,,g as
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LIEUTENANT HENRY l.. GREEN. U. s. \
LIQUOR If NOT LODGINGS.

Nearly two weeks ago il was announced that the
authorities had revoked the license for lodging
Sonsc at NO. 468 Pearl ST. The sign for lodging
A aonse down, bnt the saloon underneath still
and its old patrons have not deserted the
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Escape all danger from attacks of diarrhGa,
dysentery cholera orbus by using Dr. Jaynes Car
minative Balsaman old remedy to be surebut safe
and certain as ever
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The steamship Britannia arrived from LAYER
pool on Saturday bringing among her passengers Mrs
paran steyens H. r. Stevens Mr.. and hrs Johh A
waara. IJantenaut and Mrs Gies, ii. s. Potter, MI.
and Mira Heyoy Aler lndcr Lumley. A B Turnufc' mr.
and Mira W. W. Tucker and q. ). Wainwright
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OUADRUPLED IN SEVEN YEARS.

The president Of the Marvin Safe Co. OF
NewYork stated at recent interview that the business
OF bis company had qadruped since 1876, that enough
orscrs were already I'm hand to run their works all
mer and that the prospect for TALL and winter trade was
more promising than ever BEFORE ..
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~ BONE PEOPLE HAVE SUCH A PLEASANT WAY
Sems = ihIsas.-" Now do let me propose yon Ne a
IhsnsS; ~. but suppose they blackbal me-" Poon
0nh ~ " as my dear fellow, there's Ia the
~ sass kaows you, even i"--fPunch
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OBIIU ARY.
JOHN d. BALDWIN.

WORCESTER, Mass, July S.--John Dennison
Baldwin senior editor and proprietor The Worcester
Spp died suddenly this morning of congestion of the
lungs was born North sonine ton. Conn, in Sep
TENDER. 1909, but passed most OF hs boyhood In Che
mango Cou ~, n Y, then wilderness. HIS family
turned in 1929 and three years later Mr.
Baldwin was in Yale College, but he was
not graduated. He studied theology at
EewIaven. and for fifteen years he settled over
Congregational churches In Connecticut To 1889 be
received the honorary degree OF A NJ from Yale College
He was member OF The Connecticut Legislator and
for several years he published The Republican, Free
Soil Journal at Hartford Later he removed 10 Boston
AND conducted The Dasty Commonwealth. which aflcr.
ward bsclme The Telegraph In 1859 he came To
Worcester With his two and they purchased
The SpN OF which he had since been the
senior iitOr and proprietor He a member of the
Chicago Convention In 1860. AID was Republican 10 M
Der Of the XXXyIIIth. XXxI4th and XIII Congresses
serving irou December T. 1863 to March g. 1869 since
then devoted him >ef 10 editorial and other literary
work lie the author OF a volume OF poems entitled
Raymond Hill and Other Poems S47D, Prehistoric
Nations OF Ancient America" and some genealogical
works. Three years ago, account OF falling health,
his daily visits 10 his Office ceased but he occasionally
wrote for The Spy and devoted much time to gsneaiog
cal works.
LIEUTENANT HENRY l.. GREEN. u. 5. N.
Lieutenant Henry l.. Green, u. 5. N,
whose death ut Annapolis on Saturday
was announced yesterday, was native OF
this State and was about thirty-four years old.
HswM graduated from the Naval Academy in 1870 and
received his commission As lieutenant IA 1880 Az the
line OF his death he was one OF the asssants the
Maouant OF cadets at the Naval Academy. Funeral
Svsslcss VIII De neid Tuesday afternoon In Trinity
Vhuroh, Sing Sing
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Ia, diagram .b.-.th. ,s.ies' 70 s, sy .sssr
s,,sSs. udnlsh Tn. irregular white LIN, Isp.sSt. NE
broken % dotted hse fepe.hH
var ,mssssts A sdissisd By the tAemoas'~ MAJ
sat, ais Bfsatvn
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5ueclal Notltes.
Artistic lie MORALS

Artistic lie noraiS ..,.,
..Nru Observation-Disclosures WOHkS. nartsori' JILL
luo-'i-" onarries lnd WorxshJ ps WeSsedy, Il
lilliay WORK Sc tust ~, $3.50
fnruIshei without char ta OocfSg9lpto,p
iic,tsd n Y Ohco. l.S2l fway U w. "a l11o. 49,
Home Made Preserves
PURE CURRANr JELLY, SrlSEo
Fruits JAMS. JELLIEs, PICKLES. &c
ousekeepers get the above articles s, male aar
fashioned hoi"o 'o00FN SARAU J. McELRArH,
orders 70 3g3 Degraw-st, Brooklyn NJ n
Goods stored until fall circulars with references an p'
sent ON application
Lime Juice and Pepsin . ,,.,,.
,,,v claim as the best an "svs.ois
WELL. MASSEY X co. LII way ana 90 9.as-9
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Else where.
their value.

BUFFALO. March 7.-Cattle-Receints to-
day, 2l,0oo; total for The week. thus far II 900;
consigned through, 460 cars, The demand was
good and prices shade higher; GOOD TO cholce
steers sc. % 06.70; no common here.
Sheep and Lanbs-Recepts to-day, 1,400;
total for the week, thus far, 10000 consigned
through, 10 cars TIE market was quiet and
weak fair to good Western sheep, $5.50D6. %:
choice to fancy. So 4006.7o; Western lambs, SO
Hogs-Recelpts to-day, 1900; total for the
week, thus far, 81 900; consigned through PAL
cars. the offerings were light and prices high.
er; good to choice Workers, $7.9o97 go good
butchers and medium weights, S7900S; pigs,
$707.20.
KANSAS CITY. March 1.-THE Live Stock
Indicator reports: Cattle-Receipts. 200 ship
menrs. 600. The market was active and top
grades higher. Native steers from 1000 TO
1000 lbs average, sold at So. % $50; stockers
ami feeders, 81 25O5.15; COWS, $3.4004 no.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments, 800. The
market steady; light hogs, S6.7006.S5: me-
dunn, S6.9007.05; good TO choice heavy, $40
07.50.
sheep-Receipts. 6oo shipments 500. The
market steady. Native sheep of 100 Tbs
average, $4.60.
ST. LOUIS, March 17.-Hogs Receipts, 800;
shipments, 1900 The market very slow
775; general sales, S7.400760
Cattle Receipts, 100; shipments, 1000 No
supply demand, and nothing done except
small retail trade. Good runs and strong prices
are predicted for next week.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1,10O: shipments, 1,500
The market was quiet; common TO fancy, $3.50
0625. The general sales were at $4.5005.50.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Drovers' journal
repnrts: Hogs = Receipts. 5000; shipments,
4500. The market was strong and steady ut
S707.55; heavy, $76509; light, $7.1507.55;
sRips, So. 5006.55.
Oattle-Recepts, 5000: shipments. 5000. The
demand was fair aud export Steers steady at
Sc rs al; all other grades 10c y 100 lbs lower:
go d to choice shipping steers, SO. l0@660; com
mon TO fair, 50. 06; butchers cattle, $500
3; stOckers aud feeders, So 2005.
sheep-Receipts, 600 shipments, 1900. The
market was active and firm; common TO fair
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce and
Provision Markets

beVleW OF the Locti tram, produce. and
Provision Markets
IEDIAHAPOLIs, March IT.
Wholesale men speak of trade during the week
closing to-day as having hardly been M to their
expectation in the earlier part of the week, hut
on the whole satisfactory. travelling statesmen
report trade improving and their orders less of a
nand to mouth character There is little
10 say as regards any special feature
of the market. Values have changed
Int little, and most staple articles tend
higher rather than lover. With the weaker grain
markets, the provision market is hardly as
strong as one week ago, yet holders show no dis
position 10 let down prices to effect sales. The
Cincinnati Price Current says of provisions The
general tone of the market, however, is strong
and prices of meats, except mess pork, are
higher than week ago. Lard has met n good
demand. and all offered has sold readily bnsl-
pess being restricted by tho light offerings the
current production being small ana much pf the
moderate amount of wint eT,nrd here is virtually
held Out of Inc marEei. Snsar-cured meats con
Time IN good demand, with considerable snes Of
hams for forward delivery well as for current
consumption. The exports from the senboard
tOr the week ending last Saturday amounted to
-4,7S6,S61 pounds against l5,1 ,227 pounds
lie preceding week, and 15,6l3,5Il pounds for
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PIITSBURG, March 1.-THE petroleum mar
at S1.01 81; refined, S0S1sc, Philadelphia deliv-
cry. AT the afternoon session the market
continued quiet; opened at S10las advanced
and closed at $1.0l 81. Trading was light.
OIL CITY, Pa, March 1.-THE petroleum
market opened this morning ut $I.02ls: al
vanced to S1.o3; declined at that point, selling
down to 81. OIL IL. and closed at S1.0la, bid.
Transactions, 1000, 900 brls.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 17.-Petroleum was
firm and steady; opened a5 $I.o2as highest,
$I.U2A; lowest. 81 OF; closed at $l0l7s. Sales
were made of 2.553, 900 bIls. Total Shipments
$500 brls Charters, 65,397 brls.
TITUSVILLE, Pa, March 17.-OiT opened at
$1.o219; highest. $1-o27s lowest, $l.o1ls; closed
at ST. Ia. Shipments, 90, 769 brls, Charters,
65,397 brls. Runs, none.
ANTWERP, March 17.-Petroleum, 1919
193f
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, NJ arcn II.
The monetary situation is quite satisfactory,
and while bankers East are talking about tight
money market our bankers report the position
comfortable one and ample funds to meet all e-
climate demands, and healthy tone in the
money movement.
THE New York Money Market Stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
characterization of General Stocks.
new YORK. March 17.-Money was active
ana loaned at 1917 per cent, closing offered
at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 6l907 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady; 40S4
for sixty days and 1884 for demand.
Bar silver 81. 10st.
Government bonds were le per cent lower for
fours, but otherwise unchanged.
Railroad bonds were generally strong.
State securities were neglected.
Share speculation opened irregular, but prices
in the main were shade lower than yesterdays
closing quotations. After the opening the mar
Ret, although dull became strong, and shortly
after midday recorded an advance ranging from
14114 per cent, in which Lake Erie & Western,
Delaware, Lackawanua G. Western, Milwaukee
& st. Paul. Western Union, st. Paul & Omaha
and Northern Pacific preferred were prominent
while st. Paul, Minneapolis e. Manitoba adj
Vaneed TO to9 from I4oA2, reocUeu TO lou, puJ
rallied to 1872. Subsequently there was reac
ton of ls0le per cent, the latter in St. Paul q
Omaha, after which the market, though very
dun. again became strong and sold up 1s01ls
per cent, led by Willard stocks, Reading and
Union Pacific, while st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba in the same time fell off 3 per cent,
recovered per cent, reeeded lo per cent, and
finally advanced 1le per cent. In the final
dealings some shares reacted fraction. The
general LIST, however, closed dun hut strong Mt
advance on the DAVIS transactions of 1e01lo
per tent., the latter Northern Pncifie preferred,
while ST. Paul. Minneapolis e. Manitoba il Go
per cent. higher than tha+ast price Yesterday
The transactions Mt the Stock Exchange TO-
i. dav aggregated III 900 shares, and included
$4,000 Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
5000 Erie, 5000 New JERSEY Central, 10000
Northern Parfic, 10000 Reading. $500 Texas
Pacific, $4,000 Union Pacific, 1000 Wabash
Pacific, 5000 Western Union, 1000 st. Panl,
Minneapolis & Manitoba and 1000 Oregon &
TrahscOntnental.
tsnfkfy fr1f,.r A mr.
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Sex. div.
Foreign Money and Stock Market

LONDON. March 17-Government bonds-Con-
soils. for money 1O2 3-16; account, 1o2 SIG;
.onrs, 1921 Railroad honda Pennsylvania
Central, Gle; New York Central. 1885, Erie,
1885 secondsl99la. Reading, 1928.
PARIS, March II -Rentes. elf 4Oe.
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sheep $405.50; medium to good, $5.6o06.2o;
choice TO extra, $6.3006.6o.
CINCINNATI, March 17.-Hogs firm; common
aud ltght, S6.2507.50; packing and butchers,
ST1o07.9O. Receipts, 100; shipments, $50.
MILWAUKEE, March 17.-Hogs firm at
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the corresponding week last year; compared
with last year there decrease in lard and
an increase in bacon.
special reports to the Cincinnati Price Current
show the number of hogs packed from March l
TO date, and latest mail oates, at the undermen-
tlOned places. with eOmpiIrisons as follows: