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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-12

had catarrh of the head and throat for five
years. l used Ely's Cream Balm. and from the
first application / was relieved. The sense of
smell which had been lost, was restored after
using one bottle. / have 1oLnd the Balm the
only satisfactory remedy for catarrn. and il has
erly. y. ".
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DENTISTRY.
D. G. M~'NAUGHT0N,
DENTIST,
100 Grand ST., near Warren
DENTISTRY.
HUDSON CIRCUIT 0

HUDSON COURT.
James Mex. Craey Va Robert otto. Robert r.
OTTO and henry otto. partners ~ Robert otto 3
Company.
ON contract in attachment.
Notice u hereby glven thar a writ Of attachment
at tho suit OF James Nck. Grao1, OF New York.
against the rights and credits. moneys ana IL
fleets. goods and chatteis, lands ana tensm cuts OF
Robert Otto. robert 1. otto and Henry otto, part
ners as Robert otto 3 COMPANY. non resident
debtorA In the sum OF fhiFty-three thousaud three
out OF the Hudson County Circuit Court OF the
State OF New Jersey, on the tenth daY q July, A. b.
eighteen hundred and ninety one keturnahlu and
returned, duly executed By the sheriff Of the said
County Of Hudson The thirty hrst daE OF July.
A. ID eighteen hundred and nlnety-one.
DENNIS MCLAUGHLIN,
ClsrE
Artornexa
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Noflcs is hereby given that The nnal account Of
the subscriber. one 81 the eaecutona 81 MicaaeI
Murphy. deceased, wfli be suoited ana stated ~
the Surrogate OF tha County q Hudson. and ~
ported fr settlement On friday. the I'm dag 81
December next
Dated October S A I. 1851
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Estate OF William Alfred 0ednsy. DECEASED
Leutia Gedney. executnk OF William Alfred Ged
ney, deceased. b order Of the Depaty Surrogate
OF Hudson County. dated August IL ISL hergoV
gives notice 70 the ~creditors OF aid decedeaI 10
bring in their debts. demands and cialma nsninat
the e<tafe OF said decedent unaer o. h OF afiraa-
ton, within uine months from tha date of ssid
therefor against Aaid e4eoutrlx
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prudential's Bowlers.

The features OF the meeting of the Pru-
Dental Clubs bowlers at Dukes alleys
last night was a match between teams of
three. The defeated team put up small
canrac Utha racult.-
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The Tabernacle's football team will
meet the team of the Bedfords of Brooklyn
at the Grand street grounds Saturday
afternoon.
The game between Stevens and Rut-
gers. which was TO have been played at
Hoboken yesterday was postponed.
Yale defeated Amherst yesterday 81 to 5.
Harvard defeated Trinity yesterda y.
The Varsity eleven scored 90 points
against the scrub players at Princeto n
Yesterday. Shep Romans kicked u goal
from the field at the first trial. There has
been no one to coach since the Pennsyl-
yaniA game, and as 4 result the practice
games are very slow und discouraging.
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Thomas Allen. whose conduct while an
inmate OF the City Hospital was inn
proper, was sent TO Snake Hill for thirty
morning.
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RAILROADS.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. Y. c. & H. a. r. r
Trains leave West ed street Station. New York,
ss follows and ~ minutes earlier from the foot Ok
jaw sresL New York. -. --.
Hamilton, London. Detroit ana chicago, *llV1 4.
m. "a Is y. M "a 10 .. M
ST. Louis 81. Fsi5 y. M.
Toronto. 1000 a m, +A1A sa.l5 D. m.
Buffalo. Rochester. suspension Bridge, Niagara
Falls $50. sll0O a. M %5.l5 y. IS p m.
Utica and s, racuse. & 81 $1,000 q, M, *5.l5 ISIS D.
M Ill IS a. m. runs only to UticA.
Kingston $50. TIA sl0O0. Hiss .. M HOO
sis. ~ y m.
tslW .. M All s6ls >: m.
Crnnston'S West Point. Cornwall NewDurgh.
$50. sIi5. SIS. -1000. t10.15, HIS am, Ills, +tIUl
L91 5.lA, 6.85. $50, Ria sl1.45 .. m.
Montreal and Canada East. Ills 4. M. s5.l5 d. 10.
Elegant sleeping o ars for Bunalo, Niagara Falls
Toronto Detroit chicago and st. Louis ON all
DAILY. +Dally except Saturday. All other trains
daily except sunday. = leaves Brooklyn. via
brooklyn annex. 4i0.sv a m. +t5.00 D. m. Jersey
CITY, +. r. II. station. til.0 a. m. 4+8.B3 D. m.
For tickets, time tables parlor andsleeping Car
accommodations or information apply onicss:
Hudson street and West shore station. BROOK
yn-S&s Washington street, ~ FULTON street.
Innsx onies. foot Of FULTON street. New York
city-Nos 2I. ss8, 75, a42 Broadway li3 Bowery. |
Park place. s. West i25th street and West Shore
%s!alions West ga street and foot Of Jay stress
{ Il lAMAEpT a...-.t p.o..-o., 49,.
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strikes. Spares and Breaks.

Strikes, Spares and Breaks.
The Jersey City Amateur League game
tonight is the Pavonia against the John
Boyds. The Boyds will play tomorrow
night in Dukes alleys against the Doc
The Pinknight's will bowl at Dukes
alleys this evening.
1t is Klikows' night at Muller's alleys.
The socials will bowl at Metropolitan
Hall this evening.
The Garhelds will practice tonight ct
Metropolitan Hall.
Bergen Hill's bowlers will occupy
Guests alleys this afternoon.
In the Athletic Bowling League Co
night the Staten Island A. G. will bowl
at Roseville and the New York A. Z. at
Montclair.
The Tennys bowl in the American Ma
tional tournament tonight. Their oppon-
ents will be the Glendales and the Fidella
teams.
In the National tourney last night the
Americas team of West Hoboken won
1923; Atlanta, 7S9. Atlanta, $50; Americas,
8l3. Americas, $40; Yonkers, 761.
Holien of this city bowled with the
Fidelias last night in the Academy tour
nament.
1t was stated exclusively in THE News
yesterday that the Jersey City A. C.'s
wheelmen were defeated at Newark. The
scores were as follows:-
Atlanta W.-Halsey. 142; Peal, 173;
Terbell. 1853; Miller, l55; Eldridge. 152;
Hornfeck. 1874: Millar, 172; Edwards, l6l.
Jersey City A. G .w,-Cohen, 1856; Rull.
1913: Cordner, 1866; G~ublemanu, 104;
Biederhase. $50? Starrett. 161; Soudder,
Ice; Field. ia. Total, 1,156.
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Happy Humors.

The Humor Club had one OF its jolly
meetings last night at Fuller's alleys.
The score of the final game is appended
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Office TO CREDITORS.

~ ---
Estate OF John Y. Dunn. deceased. Ann N. Dunn.
administratrix of John y. Eunn, deceased. by
order OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson county,
dated August ~. 1871. hereby gives notice 70 the cred.
ltors OF said decedent to pr1ns in their deobs. d5-
mands and claims against the estate OF said uecS.
dent. under oarh or affirmation Within Mas
nom the daps OF said ordert or tDag will ~
forever barred OF any action therefor asainst all
ANN u. DuNN
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G LAMbkRT, General Passenger Agent
wander Dllt Av.. New York


The catskin Mountain and Saratoga Summer
Specials were discontinued on september g. There
win also be a change In tho Drawing Room and
Shedding Car arrangemeats- can Do
had Of any West shore Ticket Agent.
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WAYNE ATHLETES.


The Energetic Organization Making Ar
engagements for a Busy Season.
The cracks of the Wayne A. c. will
compete at the joint games of the Star A.
@. and Forty.seventh regiment this even
ing, and for that reason the set of mem
bers' games scheduled for tonight will be
postponed to next Thursday evening, at
eight O'Clock. No exhibition will be given
this evening. An effort will be made to
have MIR. J. j. Edwards give an eXhibi-
ton of high jumping next Thursday
night.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Wayne a G.. next Monday evening at
eight o'clock.
The cross country experts of the Wayne
A. G. have taken to football as a means
OF strengthening the wind, aud are put
ting up Il good game
Ii. Halstead, L. G. Wall, 4. G. Everiss,
J.. Dundon. r. II. Powers and II. Arnold
will represent the club tonight at the
joint games in the armory of the Forty
seventh regiment, N. q. ). N. Y, Marcy
avenue, Brooklyn.
mirtee held a meeting last evening at the
rooms in Caledonian Park. 1t was de-
cided to auction the bar privileges to-
night at Turn Hall. on First street, for
the ball to be had November IS. They
elected the following oficers:-William
u. Harty, Floor Manager; Peter Sherry
and NJ. Burke, Assistants; l.. Michael
and G.. Bowman, Floor Committee; w.
H. Berrigan and j.. Griffin, Reception
Committee.
The club has been granted January %
as the date for its boxing tournament. Ii
will be held at Woods Hall.
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TINTED STATES OF ERIc DISTRICT OF
" New Jersey ~. y 49, u,

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF
" New Jersey, IS;
Court Of the United states Of America. for the
District OF New Jersey. on the twenty first day OF
October, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-ons, by the Lehigh
F. kapella, : her engines. tackle. &e. in q cause Of
sous and causes in said libel mention ed. and
praying that the said vessel, her tackle.
&C. may be condemned and sold to pay the de-
mands Of the npeilants. Now, therefore. In pur,
euance Of the monition under the seal OF the said
give public notice to all persons claiming the said
vessel, her tackle. SC, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before tho said
District Court TO be held at The city of Trenton. in
teenth day Of November next. az ten O'CLOCK in the
a day OF Jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day Of
Jurisdiction tnereafterl tnen and there to. inter
pose their claims, and to mako their allegations In
that behalf.
Dated this twenty first day Of October, 1891.
W. BUDD DEACON,
uriten States Marshal for said District.
COLLINS 6 CoRBfN.
Proctors for LtbeIlant.
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GAME
FRAMES.
THE ATHLETIC A C

cry .....57 1876 200 25s 1874 40S AIS $50 634 106
ack's Inn ........44 III 49, 23S 321 35 AGO 543 6l9 G9S
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Only the Newark and the Excelsior
Clubs were represented at the meeting
last night, called for t he purpose of form
ing n League and no action was taken.
The first of the series of matches be-
tween Brewer and Fulfard was decided
today ut Marion. They will shoot agar
Il Saturday.
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The Summit Athletic Club will meet
this evening at It's rooms on Jordan ave-
nue.. All bers are requested to Mt
tend as business of special Importance
will be transacted.
The Owl Athletic Club neld its regular
weekly meeting last evening at its rooms
on Pnyonia avenue. There were few
absentees and a lively and interesting
meeting was the result. President
Vultee, who was elected at the last meet
ing, was in the chair. The president ap-
pointed the committees on entertainment
and games, auditing. house, purchasing
and bylaws. The last named was in
sIructed to report at the next meeting.
The Entertainment COMMITTEES will meet
next Monday evening when they Will
organize and set . date for the stag. The
club will meet again next Wednesday
night.
The Gable A. A. will hold a regular
meeting this evening at its rooms, Erie
and Thirteenth streets.
The Harrison A. G.. will hold a regu-
lar weekly meeting this evening at its
rooms in Harrison avenue. All mem
beers are requested TO be present.
The East Side A. z. will meet this
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M'MECHEN.

Real estate matters are a little quiet
at present, and few transfers are re-
corded. Lots are still being laid out,
however, new buildings are springing
up, and the boom continues. 1t is esti-
mated that fully $50 lots have been
sold TO actual builders. Some OF
the property owners will erect
houses this year, but most will defer
building until next season, which
promises to be most active one. Sew
eral houses are now In process of cree
tion, among them the dwellings for
VIM. Porterfeld, night operator at the
Junction, and Mrs. Frank, Of Fairmont,
which are being built by Contractor
Mcdonald. The Reilly and Burke
building, being erected by j. L. Nc
Mechen, are progressing nicely, as is
also Mr.. Aug. Schafer's new brick
dwelling.
A large force of workmen are still
employed upon the b. 81 O. improve
ments at the Junction. Yesterday a
gang OF men was put to work in making
the connections for the track upon the
loop. The excavating still continues,
and no less than IL or Is parallel tracks
have been laid upon the ground, be-
tween this place and the Junction.
Miss Annie McCabe, one of the eff
cient teachers at the McMechen public
school, is confined to her home in Ben
wood by sickness. Miss Mary McCabe
is filling her position temporarily.
Our people are patiently awaiting the
appearance of some sign to indicate that
the i. & o. Company will carry out
their promise to erect waiting room
for passengers at this point.
The exterior work on the school house
is almost completed, and next week
work will commence upon the interior.
1t will probably be ready for occupancy
in about six or eight weeks.
The ladies of the Disciples church
will give grand festival and supper on
the evenings of October I'd and 3D.,
which promises to be grand success.
Falloure s. Robinson, of Wheeling,
have opened a drug store here, and the
genial countenance of Col. Bob Devries
is found behind the counter.
Rolf Il Harvey are not occupying
their real estate Office at present.
Miss Mollie Hildreth, of Wheeling, is
visiting Mr.. B. B. McMechen.
Miss Edna WeIlngS is the guest OF
friends in Glen EaSton.
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BELLAIEE.

The b. u. & c. excursion from Cald-
well on Sunday will be big one. The
Phillips will take the excurSioHists to
Wheeling. The affair will be in charge
Of several Caldwell gentlemen who
chartered the train and reduced the fare
to so cents round trip. 1t will be
very cheap trip for the Monroe county
people.
The hop of the Mercantile club at
the Globe Hotel, last night, was a fine
affair. About thirty couples were pres
emit The dance was given in honor OF
Miss Werner, who is visiting friends in
this city. Ten couples of young folks
were down from Wheeling.
The Republicans have hired brass
band for this evening and will make an
effort to have a big meeting at the City
Hall. A little later and the Democrats
will make politics lively in this section.
1.-The Campbells are coming"
Some changes in carriage Of mails in
this section are TO be made by the Post
office Department. Bids for the work
are being received by Postmaster Oar
rah.
A Fourth ward family has been Gre
atlng considerable trouble between
young married man and his wife by pro-
miscuouS talking.
We saw man yesterday who said he
would start a big brick works If some
one would give him several thousand
dellars.
Editor Warnock, of the Democrat, was
at Warnock yesterday, attending the
funeral Of his grandfather, VIM. War
mock, Sr.
Quite a big lot of Italians who have
been working for the j. c. Gibney Com
pany, left for the West yesterday on the
y. Il o.
w. F. Frey, of Pittsb urg, and Miss
Alma Irwin, OF this city, were married
on Tuesday evening, by Rev. l.. w.
Barr.
A c., L. s. w. engine jumped the
track near Noble street, in the Fourth
ward, and delayed traffic several hours.
The Steel plant will resume opera
lions to-day after a rest OF some days
on account Of scarcity Of metal.
Parks & Co. yesterday disposed of the
last Of the lots recently purchased by
that firm on Gravel Hill.
Marshal Shepherd spent all day yes
terday getting posted on the new cleo
ton law.
c. NJ. Neff and bride left yesterday
for Columbus to take in the State Fair.
A DemOreSt Medal contest will be
held at Rock Hill Church this evening.
julius Schwab and wife returned
from visit TO France last night.
There was no meeting of the Board OF
Trade on Tuesday night.
Thos. Hart, of Muncie, Ind, is here
on business trip.
Harry Beall has had his restaurant
nicely fixed up.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. Jos. Frazier, Miss Maud New
land, Myrtle Frazier, Mr.. JnO. Netf,
Frances Glasgow, Miss Hattie Johnson,
Mr.. Walter Johnson, and Mrs. w. B..
Francis were picnicing ut Wheeling
Park, yesterday.
Mr.. WIN. Walter and daughter and
Miss Molie Hunt, Of Colerain, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John haywood at the
hotel.
Mrs. Nancy Brand, an old and re-
spected citizen Of this place, is lying
seriously i'll at her home on Walnut
street.
Mrs. William King, Of Warrenton, o.,
was In the city yesterday for short
time calling on friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James \. Gray returned
home yesterday afternoon from SIX
weeks visit among friends In the West.
Mrs. Rose Wood, formerly OF this
city, but late of Mt. Pleasant, o., was
in town yesterday visiting old friends.
C. c. Cochran, OF Dalton, arrived In
the city on Tuesday evening, and was
greeted by his friends in great style.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Morton, of this
place, buried an infant son yesterday
afternoon AT Riverview Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Barr were in
Steubenville yesterday attending the
wedding OF Mr.. VIII Barr.
George Tweedy, the Walnut street
livery man, is building an addition to
his livery and sale stable.
The c. & ?. company are putting new
ties on their road between this place
and Etnaville.
The bell for the new st. Mary's
church is expected to arrive this morn
ing.
Hon. Geo. w. McKlm was in Mounds
vile, w. Va, yesterday on business.
S. G. w. Morrison left yesterday for
an extended trip through the West.
Jno. Weatherson, from near Portland
Station, was in the city yesterday.
VIM. Crumbley is visiting his brother
in Saline, Ohio.
J.B. Montgomery is at Columbus, o.
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MOUNDSVILLE.

George X. Steele and wife left yester-
day morning for Omaha, Neb., where
they will make their future home.
The Glendale Coal Company have or
gained by electing b. B. McMechen
President and +. H. Blake Secretary
and General Manager. The Board OF
Directors consists Of B. b. McMechen,
f. II. Blake, j. l.. McMechen, e. c.
Blake and c. c. Newman.
VIM. Erskine was in the city on bust
ness connected with the syndicate prop
erty yesterday.
A power Of attorney from the Glen
dale Coal Company to c. c. Newman,
was recorded by County Clerk Lewis
yesterday.
j. Alex. Ewing was in attendance at
the United States Court in Wheeling
yesterday.
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The Iengue standing.
AasorIation Contests.

MILWAUKEE, September 16.-The
Baltimores made their first appearance
here to-day and proved an easy mark
for the local team. Score, Milwaukee
n. Baltimore 4. Hits, IL and 10; errors,
5 each; earned, and >; pitchers, Dryer
and Madden; umpire, Ferguson.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, September 10
The LouiSvilles shut the WsShingtons
ont to-day. Score: Louisville 2; Wash
incton, o. Hits and 5. Errors ?
and >. Pitchers Meekin and Foreman.
Earned runs, Louisville2. Umpire Nc
Laughlin.
ST. LOUIS, September 16.-Superlor
batting won for the Browns to-day. st.
Louis 10, Athletics z; hits II and 10;
errors, and 8; pitchers, Stivetts and
Weighing; umpire, Mahoney; earned,
and g.
COLUMBUS, o., September 16.-Bos-
ton won an exciting game. 1t was a
ten-innlng contest, and the hits OF
Duffy and Richardson did the business.
score: Columbus :, Boston 5; hits, 10
and Is; errors, 4 and 3; earned runs,
Columbus .; pitchers, Gastright and
HaddOck; umpire, Kerins.
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Association standing.
DIAMOND DUST.

There Is not very much Of George
Miller, taking him up and down, but
sized up brOadWise there is much more
of him than there is of the average man.
This five square feet of Pittsburg ball
playing talent, composed entirely OF
muscle, india rubber and steel springs,
won the game for the Smoky Citys yes
terday.-Nel0 York Er.
Says Soden, Of Boston, "I'm for fight
ing il out 70 the end, and will put up as
much money as any one TO keep II a
going. One team Is enough for city,
and let the club that can't stand the
fight get out"
The feature Of Boston's playing Mon
day was the throwing to second base
by Bennett. In his experience on the
ball field "Old Reliable" never did bet
ter work in the respect named than he
did then.
There is a tradition in Brooklyn that
Carruthers never pitches two winning
games in succession. He alternateS be-
tween victory and defeat, and he wins
and loses games with refreshing regu-
larity.
Nobody, of course, expected O'ROurke
10 drop Miller's fly, Monday, but IL was
one Of those things that Unexpectedly
happen, and, of course, O'ROurke
dropped II, and II won PittSburg game.
1t Is not generally known that Tom
Burns and Arson have had unpleasant
squabble that resulted In Dahlen's 60
ing TO short and Tom Burns reSuming
his old position at third base.
Says a New York paper: Manager
Mutrie might take a pointer or two
from Manager McGunnigle when the
time comes for organizing the New
York team for next season.
Fortunately, however, the very men
the Chicago Association people want are
the same men whom the New York
League people are contemplating the
adyiSabiity Of releasing.
Il didn't try and pitch last year.
Tt was useless waste of strength" "
This is what ClsrksOn said in the
spring. He has been trying this year,
but without success.
Buck Ewing announces that his arm
is az last all right, but he will do no
catching this season. He will spend
the winter inothe South.
Tebeau and BaSsett are the only
League third baSemen who are accept
ing over 90 chances in 100.
Dis De Barr Calvin is what they call
him In New York.
Cleveland has released Beatin.
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA. September 16.-Cattle
Receipts, LII head; shipments 1902
head; market slow; prime g 50a5 80; fair
10 good IS 50a5 CO; common - 55a3 CO.;
bulls, cows, and stays g 00a4 80.
Hogs-Receipts 1850 head; shipments
1850 head; market active and higher; best
Workers and mixed S. 25a5 so; grassers
and stubblers & 50a5 90; pigs 81 50a4 80.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; shipments
600 head; market slow; prime s. 25a4 So;
tair TO good 81 0Oa4 GO; common = 75a3 - :;
lambs 81 60a5 25; veal calves 81 50a5 15.
CHICAGO, September 1e.-Cattle, receipts
$4,000 head; shipments 5000 head; market
slow and lower; prime TO extra natives
81 o0a6 10; good to choice, g. 25a5 50; others
e. l0a5 90, Texans & l5a2 co; good cows
and heifers 81 l0a2 Is.
Hogs-Receipts 900 head; shipments,
$50 head; market steady TO lower; rough
and strong s. 50a4 SO; mixed and pack
ers a S0a5 10; prime heavy: and butchers
weights s. 25a5 S.; prime light s. l5a5 30.
Sheep-Receipts 6,450 head; shipments
1000 head; active, steady; natives a 25a-
) %: westerns a. 05a4 10 Texans s. 1884 co;
lambs g 60a3 80.
CINCINNATI, O., September 16.-Hogs,
stronger; common and light, s. 75s5 -;
packing and butchers a 65a5 40; receipts,
$500 head; shipments, 1000 head.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, September 16.-Petroleum
oped strong, but after slight advance in
the early trading, declined &c, strength
ened back TO the original figures and closed
dull. Pennsylvania spot opened at 5T1Sc;
highest 571<c; lowest 571Sc, closing at So SC.
October option opened at 5651c; highest
56<c; lowest 56l{c; closing at 56l.c. Lima
oil, no sales. Total sales, 81, 900 barrels.
OuCITY, Pa. September 16-Petroleum,
opened SIC; highest 57Lfc; lowest 56asc;
closed at 56Ac. Sales q 100 barrels; clear
ances AS. 0O0 barrels; shipments 81, 49l bar
rels; runs los, 1872 barrels.
PIT1sBURe, Pa, September 16.-Petro-
leum. opened at 565zc: closed az 561<c;
highest 5s1sc; lowest 5655c.