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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
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Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
ELKTos, ND, June 8.-owen Murphy
Oharlestown was this week held by
Justice A. j. Scott in the sum of 300 to
keep the peace. Samuel ]. Murphy had the
warrant issued. Owen retaliaied on
Samuel j. by having him held In this same
illaIaar and sum. .---.----''-----
Michael Kersbaw and sister Of Rose
common, Ireland, arrived In Elkton this
week, coming from New York, where
they had landed the day previously.
Charles j. Painter Of Oxford, Pa, a
travelling salesman for Philadelphia
grocery house, was found insensible on
the floor of the room that he occupied In
| Falls Hotel Wednesday morning. He
had suffered an attack of paralysis. His
wife was telegraphed for and soon ar
rived. He was removed TO his home
| yesterday.
Thomas Giles, well-known miller Of
this county, was found dead in bed ri
| the Csoii county almshouse where he
spent the last few months Of his life. He
was 81 yeags old, and had relatives who
would have supported him had he been
willing.
| ELBToN, June 7.--The thrge pulpit biplf
kof the NJ. z. Church wRsi discovered lying
| in ravine near Holly Hall last evening
| An Investigation showed that the church
had been robbed since Monday evening.
Two horses belonging TO William Bloomes
OF near Chesapeake City, ran away yeater'
day on Main street. They ran the wagon
to which they were attached Into o tree
damaging 1t considerably.
Thomas Giles, whose death has beer
previously noticed, assisted In building the
r., W. q b. railroad, and was the hra
agent OF that company ut Newark.
The festival held by ladies OF Trinity p
Il. Church on tho "areen" opposite th'
church on Wednesday and Thursday even
lngs was largely attended. The tent wa
Illuminated with electric light Furnished
from the pulp works near by through thI
kindness OF Mr.. Kerioot, the manager. Tn
ladies participated In the festival wer'
MRS. John =. Writ, Miss Flora Wright. Mis-
Gslert oruikshank, Mrs. o. III. Ellis, Mrs
H. O. Wells, Mrs. Suean Currief, Mrs
McCahe, Misses Frances ..6chouler, Emm
Cannon, Flora Aeh, Lottie Ash, Ami
Foard, Edith Dunbar, Maud Grow, Lilli
Bennett, olive Ellis, Fannie Marshbank
Mollie Foard. Florie Turtle, Helen Ash
Maud Prics, Klttle Constable, Mary Smith
Rosa Laeaes, Annie j. Smith and MARI
Davis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
A RIVEB MYSTERY.

The BODY of a Negro, supposed 10
Have Heen TInFdered,in the River
DELAWARE Cry, june l0.-Ihe body
OF On unknown negro was found floating
in the Delaware river at this place yes
terdRy. The corpse was discovered by q
party on the yacht Restless, and was
brought ashore. The head Is crushed in
a. il by heavy blows with blunt instru-
ment, and the face 10 out and bruised.
The mutilated condition Of the remains
give rise to the suspicion that the man
Vas first murdered and then thrown into
the river. An inquest is being held this
morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

The anniversary celebration Of the Alcott
Club was held Friday on the grounds of
George Ohurchman, No. 802 Delaware ave-
nue.. The lawn presented very attractive
appearance with scores OF children In
pretty costumes. The grounds were dec-
GRATED with flags and Chinese lanterns.
Pony carriages, swings and dog-carts were
provided for the amusement OF the guests
while numerous booths furnished with
toys and refreshments afforded oppor-
tunity Tor the young folks to gather con.
tributions from the older guests. AT 8
O'Clock dancing was commenced. Music
was furnished by the Alcott orchestra. com.
posed OF members Of the club. The sum OF
5000 was realized for the Alcott treasury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
MAaasr Quotations.


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA, June la-Flour, dull and
weak
Wheat. steady.
Corn, dun and weak: No. Q, 42a4pKc.
Oats, duh aud weak; No. white, 93aS31Sc;
No.2 mixed, Sic.
Bran, steady.
Baled hay, dull and weak
Butter, dull; Pennsylvania creamery extra,
t7MaiSc.
Riggs, steady; Pennsylvania flrsts, i5Gc.
Cheese, steady; part skins, 6a7c.
Petroleum, dull.
Potatoes, steady.
Now York Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NEW YORK, June Ie.-Fiour, state and west
ern slow, easy; southern, quiet, oasy.
Wheat, weak, Isahc. lower, dull; some sell
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

A COlOred Man Accused OF Causing
the Clarke Fatality.


the Clarke Fatality.
NoRFoLK, VA, June l1.--George Oof-
fee, coiored. was arrested In Princess
Anne county, Va, this afternoon for
having set FIRE to the residence of the
Rev. r. W. Clarke, in that county, about
three weeks ago, causing the death by
burning of the clergyman and four of his
family.
As soon as he was arrested by the
county authorities a large crowd sur
rounded the prisoner and the excitement
created in the county was so great that
the officials thought it best to bring the
prisoner to Norfolk for safe keeping.
The evidence against the prisoner Ia that
be threatened to burn the residence the
day before the disaster occurred and
was seen In the vicinity of the
burning house short before the fire
started. II he had remained in Princess
Anne county tonight he would have I'M
doubleday been lynched.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
rnnnol, nj MILFORD.

speclal Dispatch to Gazette and Journal.
MILFORD, June 12.--An ocean tug for
George W. Pride was launched at David
Lanks ship-yard, at $50 this morning.
Miss Ida Pride, daughter of the owner,
christened the tug with the name of her
father as the boat dropped gracefully
into the water. The boats dimensions
are ss follows: Keel, 112 feet; beam, %
feet; depth of hold, 10 feet. The tug
will be towed to Philadelphia imme'
aiatsly where her machinery will be put
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
HgWARK.

Special Correspondence of uazette and Journal
NEWARK, June 10.--The Homawood
Driving Park Association was reorganized
on Friday evening. William Homewood
was elected president, John Filling, Jr.,
ascretary and JamesA, Wilson, treasurer.
There are now nearly 20 members Ia the
association. On Saturday several inter
esting contests between local trotteIs was
given at the park.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
Doycl,e,ter Nn,ionnI sans.

CAMBRrDeE, Md. June 1I.--At meet
ing OF stockholders of she prospective
Dorchester National Bank OF Cambridge,
Nd, to-day, the following dirersorswere
elected Hon. Henry Lloyd, q. W. Le-
compte, Daniel NJ. Henry, j., A. J.
Foble, James Wallace, William y. Apple
garth, Daniel Il. Lecompte and Isaac II.
Houston of dorchester county, and
James W. Henry Of Baltimore. The ssiec.
tion Of president and cashier was not
taken up, but Is generally conceded that
Daniel N. Henry, Jr., will be elected
president, and Thomas Fl. Hedford
caehier. A .itle deed for the site of the
bank on the southwest corner of High
and Locust streets has been recorded,
and work will begin on the new banh
building about July1st.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
ano,,,.r ra,galns Biunder.

A Hockessin correspondent writes o
Ksnnett Square exchange; Ihat mere 20
considerable dissatisfaction over tne ~
pointment of Jasper O. Way as post
mater of HockeEsin. Way was posi-
,aaater until Cleveland assumed the fies-
sasptial Office. Mr.. Chandler lthe osner
applicant had most Of the business i'
apS nntrous of the office ON his petinon'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
coxv. Dcra,, a w. q n. Train.

A freight train on the W. ~ N. railroad
ran into drove OF COWS near Obadd's
Ford about midnight Tuesday. Two Of
the enimals were killed and locomotive
and eeyersl cars dersiled. Passengers
were transferred around the blockade
his morning and the obstruction to travel
has been gotten out OF the way. No
person was injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

which Sullivan made no response, the
turnkey returned TO the office to report.
TWO ARREsTs In NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, June ~. Acting upon In
structions from the Chicago police, In
speetor Byrnes yesterday caused the ar.
rest of John Maroney and CHARLES
Mcdonald, two men whom he has been
shsdowinR for suspected completely il
the murder OF Or. Oronin. Neither OF
the prisoners will talk except TO give
their names, DO. MAroney says he 10 ~
years Of age, and dry goods man by
trade. Mcdonald says heels also 81, and
blacksmith By trade. Inspector Byrnes
ssys he hss pat talked wish the prisoners,
and viii not, as he has nothing to DO
with the case except to make the arresss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
Eyes ON the naornsons.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
wNspEG, MAN, June 12.-Papers In
Alberta Territory are calling upon the
Dominion government to watch the
Mormon colony founded near Mac Leod
by persons from Balt Lake City. II ia
charged that they are practising polygamy
and Il 10 feared they will shortly control
the electorate. The government Is being
urged to sell them no more land.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

The hearing of the Ferry will contest
before Registrar Bradford, brought Out
mnoh testimony as to the physical de
h;Iitv Of John Ferry at the time he made
bis will, The contestants rested and the
Nearing was adjourned until June 10th.
when evidence will be heard in favor OF
the will.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
r..,ou To,,vention,s Delegates.

The election of delegates to the general
aonyentlon OF the p. e. Church py tae cva ~
yention OF the diocese OF Ea .,o ns %u Mr..
s .SlJ ths Rev, DR.. Martin, the Rev. MI
S,,,,spd and the Rev. DR.. Barber, clergy
.oen' and General Hardcastle, W.b. Walkei,
.ieorgs R. Goldsborough and Colonel mooi'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
A Roomer murdered for his Money.

A Boomer Murdered for His Money.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
MuskraEE, I. T., June 12.--The dead
body OF j. Fl. Beatty Of Southwest City,
Mo-. concealed in olump of bushes was
found on Monday near okmulge. He
bad been to Oklahoma aud was interested
In O grocery store in Oklahoma City.
The supposition is that he was shot for
money. He has family In Southwest
City and was possessed of considerable
pruperty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires.
HELENA, MoNT., June 12.--There is
great excitement In Grsntsdale, Missoula
county, over gold find. James Quick
Bonner, while bathing in Gold creek,
found dozen largo gold nuggets which
he took to Grantadale , and showed 10
friends. In three hours every man IN
town was on the road to the new dis
oovery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

Helen, a 3.yesrs.old daughter of DR.. W.
L. Singley, of Kenneth Square, Pa, during
the absence OF her mother night or SC
ago, unlocked the closet door and took q
dose OF oxalate OF zinc, from the effects
Of which abe died in about 20 minutes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

Salisbury district N. Il. Preachers Asso-
citation has elected the following officers:
President, T. o. Ayres Vloe.presldent, y I.
Sheppard; Secretary and Treasurer, Il. D.
DulaneY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

Painter (who ia looking for work and
has pestered Mrs. Hobson beyond en-
durance) -"That fence, madame, needs
d COAT Of paint very badly" Mrs. Hob
son 0mpatiently to servent -"Show this
man the front door at once, James"
Painter-"Ah, this looks like business ;
Ill naint that door for you madame, IN
good shape for So" He did so, and this
is what he painted
For aches and pains,
Prostitutes and chilblRins,
nae Stonebraker's Liniment, rs and 81
cents q bottle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
rn,nl Lirntnlng FIasl..

Special Dispatch to Gazette and journal.
DovER, June IA colored man named
Clarence Flamer and horse were
instantly killed by lightning yesterday
afternoon while cultivating corn on the
farm Of ex-sheriff Cooper, two miles
below willow Grove. A white man ct
work q short distance from Flamer was
stunned, and when he recovered and went
10 Flamer the latter was dead. His shosa
were torn to pieces and his clothing on
Nrn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

1skSi Neuhi sltiso tAiAo S"uss '
Associated presa Dispatch BY Special wires.
e.,rt,npr Tpna ~. --Flonr. ouiet, firmor.
Whaat. annthern. nothing ofiering; Fuitz,
esaes,, :. Ionchsrrv s5aqlr. Western, nrm. No.
5 winter i rea snot And June, siXc; July. spK
ns,n.. August. TgHa79sfc,
Com, soutnern, scarce, higher; white, 4ea
3d. ye,i9 1M isis3gi:lc. INV. Ii se. August,
az. sentember. 4allc.. steamer, 3e<c.
Gats nrirne white, firm: western White, 32a
SSS Sa no. nna ml5sS s IN
Iiav Anil. titnothy' s14al4.60
prnv,sions. Ilnchaneed'
Butter quiet: western packed, Liable.
creamery, ibal7c
Eggs. SLOW; i4Sa15c.
Petroleum, steedy; refined, S9.@ o,<.,oD.
Sonee' sse , ns ~ sS~aoc. eon,er. arm.
ra,nsd 'inL9a1il< ~ '0ts 'Zs"9N'' SNffS'
Whistx 2ss,aads =, m
Quotations.
At 9 O'Clock sales of the New York stock
| market to-day, received over the private wire
Of Elliott johnson 6 Co., stock brokers, No. Bi2
Marx ct street, were as follows: n. Y. Central d
Hudson, l09sS; Erie, 2Sh; N. Y. q New Eng
land, 4sh; Lake Shore, 1073S; q. G. G. &lnd., %;
| q. a. N. Western, COM, 111k: Pacific Mall 30;
| Western Union Telegraph. 5eAf; Nj, q g Paul,
common, 7Ii{; Canada Southern. So "; Michigan
| Central. g21s; Union Pacific, 6sA; Central
| Pacific, ssh Missouri Pacific, 76k: Texas q
| Pacinc, 2eA n. ). Central. liz Delaware
| Iackawanna u Western, 1869 Delaware u
Hudson, 1dS: St. Paul 20 Omaha, common.
| 35hs: St Paul 4 Omaha, pref, g9A; Wabash,
| st Louis 81 P. common, 16X; Wabash. St. Louis
| & p. preferred. 30A; Missouri. Kansas n Texas.
l0sS; Denver ~ Rio Grande. COM, II; Denver d
1 Rio Grande, preferred, 48: Louis 81 Nashville.
| nix: X. Tenn. va. a. Ca, common. 10A:E. Tenn.
| va. q Ca, second preferred, 24k; Richmond
a W. Pr. Term, common. 25H: Manhattan
| Cons, 1OOB; Col Hook. Val q Toll. IAN: st L. y
| San Fran. common. RgI<: So. L. q San Fran,
preferred 6is1. Oregon Il Transcontfnentai,
5SY: Oregon Il. & Nav. 97&; Northern Pacific.
common 29ss; Northern Pacific. preferred, "a ":
| Penna., 5ik; p. g. Reading, 24A; LehiEh VAL
ley, 5Ssf; Lehigh Nav. b2%: W.. N. 7, q Pa, -
Buzz, N. X. u Phlls., ION; National Lead Trust,
sou: Atchison, 45k; q, B. d O., extra DIVE
/ derd, 1O4K.
Hive stock psrsces.
Ns,r- vo,,, r,,so a. taoavas 4 Taac.,,,sa. IA,
NhW iohhi oitie - 49,
head; native steers, s4a4.70 with few tops q
| s4soai.6o; Texas DO, az S35OaS.bO ana bulls
and dry cows at S2a350 sheep and lambs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

Following Is the Philadelphia Records
summary Of the cash contributions Tor
the YOUNGSTOWN sufferers up to Saturday
avaOino
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

ing orders from Chicago. No. red, July Sik
asI5fc August, 81 il-16aslHc.; September,
R9has21Sc.; December, IS 1-i6aesS<c.; May,
s95Sc
Corn, dull, steady: mixed western, 4ia43c.
Oats. slow: state, Ma9gc.; western, s6a5Bc.
Beef inactive; extra mess, 500; plate, s1.o0
$500
Pork. quieter.
Lard, slow, steady: s8.D5.
Turpentine, quiet; rs Aa38Nc. -
Eggs, weak; state and Pennsylvania, lshc'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

Fora dlsoraered liver Try geeqham.s pulls.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
oL8YMoNT.

PEARS Soap is an elegant toilet adjunct
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22

4.l0; common to medium, s3. 25Cd3.T5; stock
ers and feeding steers firm, 20 2JCd3 45; cows
steady, sl1501325
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1900;
market weak; bulk of sales at - 2ot6i30.
Sioux City, May 81 z-Cattle-Receipts,
109; STEADY and unchanged: fat steers, g 90
C93s0; stockers, 81 95Cd2.S0 feeders g. 40(d
$50; Gamers and bulls, sl00@L15; veal
calves, s2.00dl.O0.
Hogs-Recoipts, 1900; lower; light and
mixed, s2o@+2715; heavy, s4259+.30.
National stock Yards, East st.
Louis, May 81. - Cattle - Receipts, 2,200;
shipments, 700; market strong; choice
heavy native steers, S390GD4. 40; fair to good,
S.10G4l0; stockers and feeders, 81. 1908. %; (;
rangers, corn-fed, s2.906350; grass-fed, sl.90
Hogs-Receipts, 400; shipments, 400;
market a shade higher; choice heavy and
butchers selections, 81 45C94.55; packing,
S.S0@445; light grades, 81. .40Q1450.
Chicago, May 2l.-The Drovers' journal
reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts, 6400; market strong
beeves, S4.25C04.40; steers, S3.606D4.20 20; stock
ers and feeders, S25o93.S0; cows, bulls
and mixed, S1.9DG3.50; Texas cattle, $500
C1360
Hogs-Receipts, 12, 900; market slow and
DC lower; mixed, s435(0i.55; heavy, $4,000
45J; light, Si40@465; skips, S3.50C6425.
Sheep-Recepts, 4,50); market steady:
shorn natives, s3,50d4.30; westerns, shorn,
S3.9Ofd4.15; Texans shorn, s2.90@3,70; lambs,
81 25GD5 o5
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
Eightp permits. aggregating. ............. SO,
Omaha in Oklahoma,

}. w. Evarts, writing from Kingfsher, l.
T., says that he has secured half section
townslte for the Omaha colony in the best
part of Oklahoma, Deing midway between
the two Canadian rivers and Reno and Okla
homa City. He has named the embryo city
Columbia, and will have it plated and ready
for occupancy by May 20. 1t stands, he
says, on well-w!atered prominence, over.
looking the two rivers and in the center OF
the richest agricultural region in Indian ter
ritory. There is no speculation in The deal
he claims, as the proceeds of the sale of lots
will be applied for the public welfare, the
liens TO whom the title will be transmitted
by the government
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Tuesday. May 81, 1885,
There was not such very great change
in the cattle market to-day, and yet there
was weaker feeling. Although the sellers
in some instances thought they received
about steady prices, the majority were call
ing it lower. Taking the market as whole
1t would be safe to call it little lower. AS
has been the rule lately, it was the tidy little
cattle which sold the most readily, and at the
best prices proportionately. The heavy cattle
were the least sought after, and no one
seemed to want coarse westerns. Thin lit
tie cattle were also slow sale. The beef and
shipping steers sold Mt a range of s335(1 90,
but principally at S3.6O013.S5. Butchers
stock commanded fully steady prices. One
bunch of grade ycarlings and hefers sold at
$3.50. The cows went at prices ranging
from S1.750G 3.25; but mostly at S225(d3 10.
The few bulls on sale brought Sl.75002 80.
There were not many feeders and stockers
on sale, but there was considers, bic inquiry for
good cattle of that description. The buyers,
however, apparently want the cattle at u lit
tie less money than they have been paying.
A few odds and ends sold at S2.9O@3.l0 10. Al
though the receipts of cattle were large to.
day, the yards were pretty well cleared, a
very large proportion of the offerings being
sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
FINANCIAL.

New York, May 2l.-TSpecial Telegram
to TIE BEE. l-SToCKs-The stock market
was a disappointment to the bulls during the
first hour to-day Little of the excellent
strenth shown on Monday remained, and the
losses over night ranged from q to u per
cent, throughout the list with Oregon Trans
continental off u to 3s. The list, on the
whole, was dull as we'll as weak. The ex-
ceptions were the features of the morning.
The best strength was in Chicago Gas
Trusts, which moved up nearly per cent TO
549l. The only active shares were Burling-
ton & Quincy, which went off nearly per
cent to 101T, but recovered to 1929: Cotton
Oil lost per cent to 555S; Rock Island lost
a; Atchison and ST. Paul a each; Trans
continental slipped of, a point at a time,
from 3S to 35. AT IL o'clock prices were at
about The lowest figures, with the market
barely steady. During the hour to l2 clock
Northern Pacific stocks, which had been
fairly active in the early hours, failed to re-
cover the declines, and other stocks came to
the front. Chicago Gas held strong. Bur-
lington and Rock Island recovered the losses
of the morning, and the tirmer feeling re-
suited in general advances, which left prices
at uoon better than at the opening. The in
terest in stocks increased after 12 o'clock,
ami some very good advances were made,
while the volume of the trading was unusu-
ally large Realizing caused reaction in
Northern Pacific shares, and at the close
there was n loss for the day of 6 in the COM
mon and per cent in preferred stock There
was temporary break in Chicago Gas, from
5494 to 53l4, with the close but e better than
last night, at 535s. Changers held strong,
generally. Burlington closed at 103, an ad-
vance of e; Northwestern at 1l14, an ad-
vance of per cent; Rocl, Island at 9S, an ad-
vance of a; Atchison ana st. Paul closed at
last nights figures. Total sales, 359,000
shares.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22

steady quotations. The stockers and feed
ers branch early ruled dull, but in the after
noon several Illinois and Ohio buyers en-
tered the market ana operated with consid-
cradle freedom, paying strong prices Choice
to extra beeves, si2509440; nedium to good
steers, 1850 10 1900 lbs, s390Cd4.2O; 200 to
1850 lbs, s3.I00410 $50 to 1900 lbs, $4,000
4.05; stockers and feeders. s2.5t@3. .s0i cows,
bulls and mixed, sl.eOa350; bulk, $500
290 Texas cattle, $2.03C03.00.
HoGs-The hog market opened weak and
unsettled, this morning, with few sales OF
prime qualities, both heavy and light, at
yesterdays figures; but quickly weakened
5 cents and closed dull, sc and l0c lower than
the strongest period of yesterday or around
Saturdays quotations. In a general way,
prime heavy or the attractive averages OF
260 to $50 lbs, or thereabouts, sold at 81 ;
few sales were made early at si3OCdi,4O
In the market at the finish, good packing
grades sold manly around s4.40, but s435
was the state at the close with $i30 paid for
coarse, $50 to 400 lb lots. Light hogs sold
slowly but with less variation in prices than
the heavy, the general market ruling around
s4.sOCdI.55 for York sorts, $t57110D465 for
fancy singeing selections, and $42504.5O Tor
light, according TO quality