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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-11-03
4 New Way,

A Dublin barber has hit upon an in
genious expedient for soliciting custom.
He supplies liquid refreshment to the
victim IN the chair without extra charge.
With the shave goes q glass Of whisky,
and with the more deliberate and com
pick operation of hair cutting a full bot
tie of stout. The first effect of this
novel experiment IN trade was the pro-
motion of habits of neatness and clean
illness among his regular customers.
Those who had been shaved twice a week
now dropped into the chair twice day,
and hair that had once been allowed to
grow IN tangled luxuriance was trimmed
as often as once g week. Eventually
great inroads were made upon the trade
of rival artists III the street, and an ad-
venttlous temperance agitation vas set
in motion. A customer who had re-
ceived his toddy in the chair was bribed
by these jealous rivals to apply to the
magistrate for warrant, and the enter
prisirg barber was heavily fined for sell
ing liquor without license. He may,
however, resume business with a license.
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Ms vino were weighing a Dale of coli

MEN who were weighing bale of cot
ton in Dallas, Tex, few days ago, no.
ticed that it was warmer than the atmos-
phere. An examination proved that the
center of the bale was on fire, and when
it was opened the smouldering cotton
burst into flames. There are two the
cries as to the origin of the fire, spon-
taneous combustion and a spark from
the gin finding about equal support III
local opinion.
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FIRST effectuel, then good to take, then
cheap-Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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Greatly Improved

Having been sufferer from cataTrh for six or eight
years accidentally tined Hoods Sarss7arlla. After
less than three bottles find myself greatly improved
and write let sufferers know that Hoods SArsaps-
Mia viii cure catArrh-M- A ABBEY, Worcester
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Hoods SarsapariH =

Sold by Druggists 81; six Tor s.. Prepared only 81
O. T. HOOD d 90, ApothecRriss. level. Mass.
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CATARKuIN THE HEAD

ALL pam in the nervous system. wind cole
cramps, &c. cured by Samaritan Ne1Uine.
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Helped Right Away.

For many years IN sHccsssIon be- inning far back
don't remember when, had the ostarrh in my head
Sometimes the hearing of my left affected.
Five about tins Of the year began 10
Hoods Sarsaparilla. was heped right away, bat
/ continued to it til / felt myself cured.-hRs.
ELIZA Il. CArLEIFLn. InneIl. Mass.
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JUN 5, 1883.
Weekly Wisconsin
And A BOOK for
30 Cents


We viii send the WEEKLY WISCONSIN FOR TeU
Weeks, n trial, and one Of the Premium
Books below for Tn ty Cents:
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CON S UNI PTION


Vim g. DIgRes. her-
chant.o OF Bow inEG resn, !
Va. FSrltes Apri 4 1881 !
that be wants US toxin y
tina the Lung Balsom
has cured Ia, mother er !
Consumption, al; or the
physIc al h1d given her |
up Bs}nCurab G. He says !
others know ng her case I
have taken the Bal SIN
and been cured. He |
thinks ali 80 sfi cted !
should give It a trial.
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CATARRH IN TIE HEAD
Is more prevalent than msny are aware Of and how
readily relef may be obtained by the of Hoods
Sarsaparlls.
Permanent Cure.
had been a sufferer with catarrh IN the head for
fifteen years Never having found any benefit from the
vel known remedies resolved to try bottle of Hoods
SarsapArilla for my cStArrh ] would not take any
moneyed consideration good that bottle did
mel ". LILLIs, Chicago, IL, Postal Clerk,
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REGISTER TO-DAY:
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RESCUED rnUM DEATH

The following statement OF william J. Cough
in, OF Someryille, Mass, Is so remarkable thai
We beg to ask for 1t the attention OF our read
ers. He says "In the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleedint. OF the lungs, followed
by Il severe cough. soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. was SO weak Mt one time
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum
mer ofls77 was admitted to the City Hospital
While there the doctors said l ha,l hole IN
my lett lung as big as a half-dollar. Iexpend.
Ell over c hundred dollars in doctors and med
tcines. Twas so tar gone at one time report
went around that | was dead. gave up hope
but a Trend told inc OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
EAI.SAM FOR THE Lungs. l laughe ut
my friends. thinking my case iEcurable, but
go: bt tile I" satisfy them, when TO my sur.
prise d qualification, l commenced to feel
better My nope, once dead, began to revive,
aud to iay feel In better spirits than have
tho past three years.
IL write this hoping you viii publish it, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. ]
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that IL has done me more good than all the
other medicines 1 hGTc taken since my sick
ness. My cough nas almost entirely disap
pearcd and shall soon be able to go to work. ;
Sold bv Il. r.. Cochran. lS7 North Queen street
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FOREIGN EVENTs.

Ladies Appealing to Gladstone For the
Lives OF Crlminals.
DUBLIN, June 1.-The ladies' committee q
to aid political prisoners have sent the
following communication to Mr.. Glad
stone:
"We appeal TO you on the ground Of
humanity for the Communication of tho
sentences of Thomas Caffrey and Timothy
Kelley, two of the condemned Phoenix
park murderers. Three lives have already
been taken in atonement for two; We ask
for mercy"
Caffrey was sentenced to be hanged on
June I'd, and Kelly on June 9th. No reply
has been received from Gladstone
Dynamite COnspiratOrs Arraigned.
LONDON. June 1.-The dynamite con-
spirators, DR.. Gallagher, Bernard Gala
CHER, Ansburgb, Curtin, Whitehead aud
Wilson, against whom true bills were
found yesterday were arraigned this morn
ing. They pleaded not guilty and their
trial was fixed for the 18th inst.
Hearings Of Consplrators.
CAsTLEBAR. June 1.-The hearing OF
the prisoners charged with connection
with the murder conspiracy ip
county Mayo was continued this
morning. An infOrmer testified that he
had received letter from Nally, one of
the prisoners, containing plan to murder
an inspector of police, who had attacke d
mob at Ballinor.
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THE WuKkINGMEN.
THO Iron strike Ended In cincinnati Labor
Matters elsewhere.

THO Iron strike Ended In cincinnati Labor
Matters elsewhere.
CINCINNATI, June Tho nanufac.
turers here say the iron strike is ended,
and that as soon as the fires can be started
work will proceed. The workmen did not
insist upon SC yesterday but receded to
$3.50 The manufacturers, however, hold
the ground that their agreement
with the men to abide by the
Pittsburgh adjustment precluded them
from all negotiations. There has been rs
yet no formal meeting Of the wOrkmeD,
nor any formal notice to the manufacture.
ers, but all assume that work will be
resumed.
asrieht Prospects in tho Mahoning valley.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Jane 1.-The rolling
mill proprietors of Mahoning valley will
all sign the scale Of last year, and work
will be continued without interruption
after next Monday, with the exception of
ono mill, which will stop for ten days TO
take account of stock. There is great re-
joicing among the four thousand mill
employees here.
The Disposal of fsiotous miners.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Thirty-four of the
riotous miners near COllinsville, who
pleaded guilty to indictment for riot, were
fined $25 and costs, but stay of execu.
tion was granted during their good be-
havIOr.
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The most obstinate cases CT Catarrh and
Hay Fever are cured by ihe use OF Elys
Cream Balm the only agreeable remedy. Price
50 cents.
Apply into nOstrlls with liIiio finger.
From Major Downs, Military Instructor:
Mt Pleasant Academy. Sing Sing, N. y.
During the very cold weather was suffering
with Catarrh. My head and throat ached SO
severely that Twas obliged to give up every.
thing and keep quiet Elys Cream Balm was
suggested. Within an hour from the Il rst ap-
plication felt relieved, the pain began to
subside. In two days was entirely cured. W..
A. Downs. Feb. Is. 1851.
MY son, aged nine years, was afflicted with
Catarrh the use OF EIys' Cream Balm effect
Ell q complete cure. w. K. HAMMAN, Druggist.
EastOn, Pa. jl-2wleod&w
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EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE l. 1888
THE RAILROAD BILLS.
MEASURES IN THE
S.. ~ SENATE.

Amended 50 As to Restriot the Capirslizstio
Of Railroads to $500, 900 Per Mile
Free Pipe Line Bill Passed
Special Dispatch to the lNTKLLIGEHcRR.
HARRISBURG, June lin the Senate
this morning two of the Vanderbilt rail
road bills, relative to the amount Of capital
stock per mile, were recalled from the
governor. One of them has been dropped
and the other was amended 80 as to pro.
vide . that the amount Of bonds to
be issued shall not exceed $3.50, 600
per mile, and that the stock and bonds
shall not exceed $500, 900 per mile.
The Senate judiciary committees reso.
luton to inquire into the legal relation of
the Standard oil company to the state as
to taxes, was adopted, after q communi-
cation had been heard from B. F. Gowen,
discouraging its passage on the ground
that the courts have settled tho tax ques-
ton.
House bills wero passed finally as fol-
lows: providing for the removal of indi-
gent insane from almshouses to state
hospitals; to prevent discrimination in
freights to continue the soldiers orphans
schools until 1890; tho judicial appor-
tiOnment bill; to provide for incorporation
of mutual assessment On insurance COM
panies.
A message was received from the gov
ernOr, announcing that he had signed the
bills relating to the change of terminal
points of railroads, both known as Van
derbilt bills.
The House bill to empower bridge com.
panies to contract with railroad companies
for the joint use of bridges, was defeated.
In tho House.
The following Senate bills passed finally:
Permitting the killing of the English
sparrows !; making provision for the sup.
port of disabled firemen.
The vote by which the free pipe bill
was defeated was reconsidered and the bill
passed finally yeas 1O7, nays 70.
A message was received from the COVER
nor, announcing that he had signed the
following bills : For the better security
of life and limb in cases of fire iu hotels,
etc. !; requiring props and timbers to be
used in mines; to prevent certain perform
ances at theatres to protect bituminous
miners in the matter .Of the weight of
coal.
The House had under consideration the
amendments of the Senate to the anti.
discrimination bill when it adjourned.
Local Measure.
Senator Stehman had the bill relative to
the sentencing of prisoners recalled from
tho governor for amendment in the Senate
this forenoon.
THE action of the Senate in recalling
and amending the Vanderbilt railroad bill
was doubtless taken because of the
governors unwillingness to sign !
bill giving railroads power of un-
limited capitalization. AS amended,
allowing them to capitalize at the maxi
mum amount claimed IS necessary to
build a road, ths measure is likely to 10.
ceive his approval.--EDs. INTELLIGENT
GER
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Carrying OF q Drinking Fountain.

About half past :. O'Clock this morn
Jug, as one of the horses belonging
to the No 4 fire company was being
watered at tho drinking fountain in front
of Blickenterfer's store, North Queen
street, above the Northern market, the
birdie roins became entangled round tie
spout Of the hydrant that supplies the
water to the fountain. When the horse
had Satisfied his thirst he turned to leave,
and carried along with him the fountain,
which consists of heavy cast iron basin,
pedestal and base, weighing over 200
pounds. The horse deposited this load of
IRON on the opposite side of the street, and
it required the united strength of three
men IL replace it.
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l0A. y. II Il SP. n.

Quotations by Reed, McGrann & Co, Banl.
en-, LsHcaeeer, Pa
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False Alarm OF Fire.

The alarm of fire last evening was
caused by the striking Of the alarm box
on North Mary street. 1t appears that u
man named Irwin had some dispute with a
carpenter who was working for him, and
after some loud words, the carpenter raised
his hatchet as if to strike. A young lady,
who witnessed the trouble, cried out a
fight, fight" aud ran towards Bursk's
store, corner of Chestnut and Mary streets,
where key to the fire alarm box. located
at the intersection Of those streets, is kept.
The holder of the key thought the cry was
"a fire. fire." and promptly struck an
alarm, which brought out engines and 9
and Truck A.
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4 Lively Time AMONG Buyers and seller

A Livsly Time Among Buyers and Sellers
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 1.-To,day va,
one of the iveliest days in the expert
ence of the oil trade in this city.
Great excitement prevailed during the
session, and tho fluctuations were
rapid and large. The market opened
strong at 81. 22i and advanced to 9L25,
when heavy selling and pounding, together
with the report of q new we'll in the Ball.
town district, broke the market to $1.1S.
At noon. however, there was q better
feeling and restoration Of confidence, the
final sales being made at s1.21. It is esti-
mated that tie sales at the morning ses-
sion comprised 2, 900, 900 barrels.
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The :%hena,s'oaE, Valley Railroad.
THE CAEERNS OF i.URAY.
THE NATURAl. BRIDGE.
THE iij.t.ISIA Sr Eu

Perfect rr0Ti ions at IUEti tor the ac-
cOmmodati0n "a Excursion Parties OF all
sizes.
TranSp 'rfatioH :AteS arranged tor parties
ii: various numbers from ; 10 50.
Correspondence invited from Schools,
Churches, Societies and associations, TOR the
nrranSenlc: OF Specia! Rates ana Excursion
Days.
transportation iurnisheu on SPECIAL
TRAINS when the size OF the party justihes.
Application through the General Passenger
Agent or superintendent OF the Road On
which the Excursion Party originates, to
either OF the unders;gncd will receive prompt
attention.
Small parties desIrin= accommodations at
The LUEAi INN can aIso ba cared tor by
similar application.
Round Trip Tickets TO the VIRGINIA
SPRINGS and SOUTHERN SUMNER RE-
SORIS on sale on and after JUNE l. at the
principal Ticket Offices of connecting lines.
SUNNI Err TOURIST JUDE BOOKS and all
information fn' nishcd on application to the
Passenger Agents. Shenandoah Valley Il. Il.
or the Virginia, Tennessee 4 Georgia Air
Line. A. POPE,
Gen. Pass. & Tiki. Agt,
o. HOWARD ROYER, Lynchburg, Va.
Division Pass'r Agt.,
Hagerstown, Md. may303md
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MARKETS..
PhlladolphiS Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Junel.-Flour quie but firm;
Superfine, 81 1898 20; extra, 81 15Hi -
Penn'a Family, "a 9O05 II.
Rye flour at 81 75I3 30.
Wheat quiet and easier No. Western Rel,
81 81; No. Red, 81 24a9l 2G, Us to location No.
Red. 81 1901 16H.
Corn quiet and easier for local use Steamer
646641<c; Yellow and Mixed, 65LQDn6hc.
Oats firmer and fair demand.
Rye scarce at 7O(l72c.
Provisions dull and easy.
Lard quiet.
Butter dull and easier; Pa. Creamery ex
ira, 20c !; Western, 20c.
Eggs dull and unsettled.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum firm Refined, 75aP7Ac.
Whisky at 81 19
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Browns Household ranacea

Is the most elective Pain Destroyer IN the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally Or applie,i extcr.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE Z
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and 1t Is warranted dou-
BILE the strength than any other similar prepa,
ration.
1t cures pain i'm the Siie, Back Or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothachc, and
ALL ACHES, and Is The Great Keliever Of
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEk "
should be in every family. \ teaspoontul OF
the Panacea in a tumbler OF hot water (sweei
ened. If preterredl, taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP COLD. 25 cents a bottle
mayl-T, ,Th,F&
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NOTlCE.-NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that application has beeh made To the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Lancaster county
to amend or altar the charter OF the Eynn-
galical Lutheran church of the Holy Trinity
Of Lancaster, Pa" limiting the crcx.iOn oi
Incorporation to three hundred dollars in ex
cess OF its income. And the same will bt,
grant ell on JUNE 10, A. ID. 1885, at 10 O'clock
. H., unless cause bs shown to thescontrary.
N. ELLMAKEK Solicitor
MAY q, 1888 me33tdOawT
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Quotations by Associated Press.
Local STOCKS and BONDS

Reported by j. Il. Long.
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CoIIectson of Revenue.

Tue collection of United States revenue
in this, the third Pennsylvania district, for
the month of May, 1883, amounted to
s175, 921 ~, of whicn S152. 349. 80 were for
cigar stamps alone. This amount of tax
represents the manufacture of over So.
600. 600 cigars, or one for every man,
woman and child in the United States.
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David and His Brides Return.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June 1.-David
Davis and his bride arrived at their home
in Bloomington yesterday, from their we'd
ding trip in the far West. They were not
expected here for some days and but few
knew of their coming. They at once pro-
ceeded to the Davis mansion and will
remain there all summer.
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Accidents.

Alonzo keam, aged years, son of JOhn
Ream, residing at West King and Mary
streets. was playing around some barrels
Of nackerel last evening. at Schaeffer s
grocery store, when one of them fell down
and the sharp part at the end struck the
boy. cutting IN ugly cash in his throat
Charles Brown, OF West King, Will 0
boxiug with friend broke his hand by
striking 4 door.
DR.. McGorm:ck attended both Of the
cases.
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Killed with a Fence rs,iox

PETERSBURG, Va. June 1.-Glenroy
Hensen, co!ored, who lives in the suburbs
of the city, was murdered last night by
his stepson, Joseph Henson, a lunatic, who
struck him with fence paling in which
there were reveral nails. The nails penc-
trated tho skull, causing almost instant
death. The murderer has beea arrested,
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Wagon and Har ness stolen.

Night before last i light wagon, two
sets of hal ness and some bags were stolen
from the farm of John F. Steinman, in
Drumore township. 1t is not improbable
tina. tho harness and bags found by Mr..
Kamm in the northern part of this city
may be part of this stolen property.
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The r. r. Il q Pnr chase In Reading.

READING, Pa, June 1.-Pennsylvania
railroad agents have purchased the great
Q, part Of block Of houses and several
lots fronting on the SchuylkiH river, as
site for the depot of the company's new
road when it enters Reading. The site is
not far from the centre of the city. The
road will run along the entire river front
of fha city.
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Bids for Lienting Tho div

This evening the bids for the lighting of
the city for the year will be opened by the
lam y committee. The members of the
committee and representatives of the diff
ferent lighting companies are around
looking at the lamps this afternoon.
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sunday-school reachers' Un.on.

Sunday-SchoOl Teachers Cn.On.
The Sunday-school teachers' union will meet
this evening and every succeeding Friday
evening, during the month OF June, in the
First Reformed church. ALI teachers and
friends ofthe eSunday-sclool are very cordially
urged to be present. The object of these
meetings is the study OF the International
lessons. The exercises begin at O'Clock and
close shortly after O'Clock.
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Z" Don't Hurry. Gentleman, :"

Small doses and large bottles; see advertise.
lnent OF Simmons Regulator.
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baseball.

The game of baseball, which was to
have taken place on Decoration Day be-
tween the Moonshiners and Star Gazers'
clubs, for s. side. did not come of, as
the first named refused to play.
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The two sets of harness and bags of
corn, found by Jacob Kamm on his farm
in the northern part OF the city, have not
yet been claimed The bags are marked
in red letters with the name of "John
GOchenauer"
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LHSTATEOF HENRY MILLER, LATE OF
II the city OF Lancaster. deceased. Let
terS documentary ON sai,t estate havinr
been granted to the undersigned. all person.
indebted to said decedent arc requested to
make immediate settlement, and thOs0 having
claims or demands against the estate OF sail
dece,lent. to make known the same to the I'M
dersigned without delay, residing in the citT
OF Lancaster.
MARY ANN MILLER, Executrix.
No. 667 North Oueen st..
Lancaster, Ia.
j. Il. KAUFMAN, Attorney. m7EtdOHw
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HearlnY Appealk.

Harry Shull, of Columbia. mercantile
appraiser, is sitting in the court house to-
ed by him against parties doing business
in the county.
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Tho Walking Match.

waking match at two o'ciocf This this after.
noon stood !: Hughes. 466 miles More
mac, 43S Panchot, AL Hart, 364, with
all the men in good condition.
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acquitted After -Four Tr,a,s.

MINNEAPoLIs, Minn., June Nv. F.
Thompson, who had been on trial for the
embezzlement of S11, 900 from Farnham &
Lovejoy, was last evening acquitted. This
was his fourth trial,
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Live stock NJ arket.

CHICAsO-Hogs-Recefpts 5000 neat ship
ments, $500 head demand moro active and
stronger market active and SC higher !;
mixed, $6 G006 IS: heavy. " GOQ7 IS; light,
36 75f17 10 skips, g 3cGG 20.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head shipments, e,7O)
head market moderately active and nrmer
and prices 50lOc higher; demand brisk and
all sold exports, S6 c606 As; good to choice
shipping, $5 7O36 GO; common to fair, $5D
565.
Sheep-Receipts, 1.GOO head; shipments, 200
head moderately active and firm; quality
poor; inferior to fair, s. 90a4 So good
Is . choice, S. 40.
EAST LIBRRTY-Cattle-Recei 2,527 head !;
very dull shade lower than yesterday.
Hogs-Receipts. 2 800 head; market slow:
Philadelphias, 81 3007 40; Workers. q O537 l5
Sheep-Receipfs, ,41 head; market firm !;
about Unchanged.