Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-27
OUR HOME MARKET.
Recent Sales to Ian Buyors.

1tCC0nt ShA00 ~ AhnC1ot0C AbuyOubs
Not much has been doing in tho local
market since Saturday, when we printed a
rather full resume of the market. Cold,
dry, windy weather, such as we are now
having, always puts stop to out door
operations in leaf, and confines business
to the operations of the warehouse.
Arndt e Fringent have bought the
following lots in C;er1av0n during the
past week: Adam Yohn, 2 acres at II, s.,
2 Levi YOhn, 2 acres at II, S, 2 Henry
Shirk, 1 acre at 16. s, 2; William
Styer, acre at 15, 5, Q; Benz.
Abr. Altschul has bought the following
in the same vicinity K. M. Arters, II
acres, at 16, 5, 9; Amos Whitman, y acres,
at Is, 5, 2; Samuel Foreman, acres. at
16, 5, 9 Isaac Kaufman, 2 acres, at %,
5, Q; Augustus HOrning, acre, at Is,
Capt. J. o. Wilcox bought Z of an acre
from Joseph Weaver, at Is, 6, 3, and 1
acre at u. 5, 2.
David Il. Bucb, of Warwick, sold 3
acres to Mr.. Bunzl, at 20, 10. S, 3; BENZ.
Leaman, 2 acres, to Shultz, at 19t, 5, 8 !;
John Huber, his crop to Lederman, at 16,
S, 3; Sheaffer Brubaker, his crop to same,
at Is, 5,3.
Following are late sales in Little Bri-
tain VIM. A. Paxson & Bro, to Sener &
Kreider, acres at 90, 5, 3, and to J..
Gust Zook, 3 acres at 23, 5, 3; James A..
JamisOn to Zook, 2 acres at 10. 8. 3 Mar
tin Eshleman, 3 acres at II, 5, 3 I. NJ.
Patterson to Sener & Kreider, 3 acres at
%, 10, 5, 8; Henry Montgomery to same.
acre at 1S, 9, 5, 3.
Cbas. Neff, of York township, York
county, to Harry c. Moore, 4 acres, at 10
round VIM. sHollinger, of same place, to
same, acres, at 10 round A. G. Carman
same place, to same, J acre, at 13, 6, A, 2 ;
r. j, Hess, same place, to same, acres,
at 10 round d. w. Breneman, same
place to same, q acres, at 13, 6, 4, 2; W..
Logan, of Hopewell, to same, acres, at
13, 6, 4,2.
The Mannheim Sentinel says the receipts
at the warehouses in that borough last
week were as follows: At ID. w. Longs,
81, 900 pounds 8. M. Long & Co.'s, 3d.
600, and Reist Sc Co., at Reiff's ware
house, $1,000.
Daniel Mayer, who has purchased
largely for Kerbs & Speiss, in this city,
and is now in New York, estimates that
the crop of Lancaster county this year
will aggregate about 4O, 600 cases, Of which
Is, 600 cases have already been taken by
buyers.
The following sales are reported from
Honeybrook and vicinity all to John Fl.
DeHaven: d. II. e. Scott, acres at IA
cents through 4; s. H. Lawrence, Q acres,
16t, 5, 2 Isaac Styer, acre, II, 4, Q; Geo.
Pittam J acre, 1G through VIM. G. Engle,
3 acres. 1G, A. 4, 2; Geo. PittaiD, acres,
16, Z, 2; VIM. Grouse, 3 acres, IL, 2, 5,
9; Henry NJ. Gault, acre, II, AZ David
Kessler, q acres, 16, 4, 2; G. ]. Emery, 2
acres, 16, 8, 4, 9; Jonathan Miller, II
acres, II, 10, A, g; John Cofroth, acres,
Is, 5, 3; VIM. F. Legner, acres, 10, 81,
2; John Steele, 1 acre, II cents through
F. Frame, 3 acres, IA cents through.
John P. Worth, of Chatham, Chester
county, shows two stalks of tobacco, one
of which contains 12 leaves averaging sc
inches in length. and the other IL leaves
averaging over 81 inches. He claims TO
have six acres of the same sort.
Martin 3. Eshleman, of Cochranvilie,
grew acres Of Glessner tobacco that
yielded 6,196 bounds.
Merfield s. Kemper received 100 cases
of very fine tobacco on Saturday.