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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
SOME THINGS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE
THE LADIES'

&smininity versus PhilosOphy-Humans British
E GirlhoOd-Ladiss Of the Crysanthsmum-Sar
Gazing to a Purposs-WOman in Ceramic Art
Interesting Information.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
Army meetings.

Jimmy had no Intention
his promise aud a few hours
discharge from the Tombs foul
walking the downward path agali
the afternoon, however. more ~
fear OF Inspector ByrRes than u
any desire 10 reform, he went y
Salvation Army hall on Barter
where be was dealt with shoutb
out TO no apparent purp'
He went out and boa
when the conductor
collect the fare he II
lot king customer m
was seized and thrown
his lettering limbs CAV
on his head and sustain
wound. a salooL-keei
assistance And carried J
room, whera he roo
wound and ne b.
When Jimmy
trscted back 10
When he arrived
TO enter, but poi
and told him they d,
people rs him IN the
"But have been
Jimmy.
what You invited. J
exclaimed the policeman a.
Jimmy down With q blow OF
Commissioner RslIton De,
fallen mans assistance, and ~
long before Jimmy WAS cor
Truly this man has been the o
mighty multitude, for, sines ~
staggered out Of the ranks OF
with which be was trsTep'
thousands have followe
1t would be 3 ,ofr.
the fifteen hundred
GERS In our ranks In III
so far forgetting their 7
duty rs TO fail In stoof
OF the low. bringing
jo7, the peace, the
ness OF q sociology
the heart and the
smile on Jlmmy's face -.
marks OF dissipation from W
darkness Of despair THAI Tor
bis soul has been dispersed
OF the sun OF righisousness
risen In bis soul.
Since his conversion
served the Lord faithfully
ton Army. On what n
state occasions" JimH
front 70 carry the cole
them. and who can bisr
Wa be not the Or
their folds IN the Uni'
And II the wind 10
TO handle the fsgpole
and 10 content he u
With genuine plsasr'
Gen. Booth 20 tsIs
tumn. Asd NB
see the FIRST
enrolled 10
tho Salvtt'
hear "Asb
loves ~
zsrf1s
80
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
AUnN
ONE OF NEWPOaTS
GATHERINGS

JOmbina6On-A Peculiar HaiT
Fall Ha.-Wha. Paris PIE
sw Dress Syla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
SOROSIS DISCUSSES BUSINESS WOMEN.

The members of Sorosis and their friends met IN
Sherrys yesterday o,ernoOn at 1 o'clock. luncheon
was served and afterward q programme Of vocal and
instrumental music and recltations carried out
Miss L. Florence Henc showed her skill on the violin
Miss Irene jerome sang and Miss ROmola Tynt re-
cited. The feature OF the afternoon discussion
on Does society properly recognize ana protect
business womenl" Mrs. Helen Van Brunt, chairman
Of the meeting, presented the question. Papers were
read by Mrs. Margaret w. Revenhill, Mrs. Georgia
II. Murphy, Miss Nellie Kingman and Mrs. A. C. John
son. and the subject fully discussed by the
speakers Of the afternoon-Dr. Harrette G. keainge,
Mrs. Anna Randall Diehl. Mrs. Jennie c. Croly and
Jennie de Ia NJ. Lozier, president Of the club. No
definite conclusion was arrived at.
Among the guests were Miss Burt, Of the Chicago
Women's Club; Miss Chaplin, OF the New-England
WOman's Club: Miss borrow, Of the New Century
Club, OF Philadelphia, Mrs. Grafton, Of the Montreal
Woman's Club; Miss Depew, OF Flushing, and Mrs.
W. Stone Written, Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
GOOD REPORTS FROM THE KINDERG ARTENS

A regular monthly meeting of the New-York Kin
dergarten Association was held yesterday afternoon at
No. 22S West Thirty iifth-st. Miss Angelina Brooks
presided. Interesting reports from ten OF the
eleven kindergartens which compose the association
read and all showed that the different schools
were IN nourlsing condition and doing much good
work. The kindergartens represented by their prin-
cipals were the BrysOn, the Alumnae, the shaw
Memorial, the McAlpine, the Woodstock. the Lowell,
the Curtis, and Nos. 3, and Z.
No report presented from the Francis Minturn
Memorial kindergarten at No. lo6 Forsythst., as
the school has been established only few weeks.
IL the opinion OF the speakers at the meeting
yesterday that the parents OF children attending the
schools should be Interested In the kndergartens
Inc teachers working hard TO attain this end,
but find much difficulty In accomplishing 1t, especially
the East Side and among the Italians who regard
the efforts Of the kindergarten workers with sus-
picion Regular meetings at which parents re-
Quested TO be present being held by each school
once a month, and ii Is hoped that parents may be
won over 10 full app eclati0n o. the benefits which
their children will derive from regular attendance
a schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
THE METHODIST BOOK COMMITTEE TO MEET

Chicago. Feb. 6 SpeciaD-The annual meeting OF
the Methodist Book Concern Committee will be held
In this city on Wednesday. 1t represents s4,O0O,000
OF capital and has publishing houses In New York,
Chicago st. Louis, Boston, San Francisco Pittsburs,
Cincinnati and Detroit. Last year II appropriated
1926, 900 TO the fund for disabled ministers. The
committee consists Of member from each OF
the conferences and the six laymen who comprise the
local committees In New-iOrk and Cincinnati. The
principal business OF the session. which will continue
for two days. will be the election OF an editor for
"The Methodist Review" of NcwYork, TO succeed
the late DIR. j. W. Mendenha The committee will
also probably arrange for an exhibition OF Methodist
publications at the Worlds Fair. On Thursday
Ing the Methodist Social Union OF this city will give
a banquet to the committee at the Auditorium, at
which 500 people will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
FRANKS OF HUNTERS.
lie Forest and Stream

From The tOreSt ana stream.
Doc was with the others hunting deer, where open
gladcs and marshes interspersed throughout
timber. the marshes being grown up with tall grass.
Those places especially the marshes. were a great
for old bucks In the daytime hiding places.
The boys killed large buck In one OF the marshes.
and 10 have some fun with Doc at his expense.
he not being present cut of the head OF the buck and
placed II oh an anthill 50 TO appear natural as
possible OF buck resting In its bed then they took
the into the timber The stems OF the era
around abou the head large. but not enough OF
them to hide the bucks head. The wind blowing
gently waving the grass. that to the anxious in
experienced hunter the head OF the buck. with n
little Imagination. would appear 10 be steadily turning
IN different directions.
After dinner the boys started out with Doc. The
duty OF beating the different gades and marshes was
duly assigned TO the members Of the party the marsh
containing the head falling 10 the lot Of Doc His at
tention casually called TO the old sign OF the buck
leading into the marsh. with the remark that Il was
possible that the buck had stopped the marsh Doc
proceeded TO beat the marsh while the BOYS took a
good position In the timber where they could take
the whole lie went cautiously he had been
advised step by step: Soon he was seen TO stop.
crouch get upon his hands and knees. crawl along.
then rise on one knee, take the military position. fire
kneeing. and fire. look. then drop on his sde reload
I'VE had muzzle-lOaders In those days) assume the
same position and again fire. look at the buck which
appeared undisurbed then lie down. examine the
Ashts Of his gun to see II they had been moved flor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

namoe Feb G-Floar dun Western , sper'
-pring do 81 25a 81 40 spins Wheat Straight. % 9oa
u % Receipts lo:ol bbls shipments. 4l5i bbls
February 4 34@7sc March, IS 5,4a 7oc May,
81 l2Go1 Sac steamer No. 2 red, 73c BID i milling
stock, o26la2 bush; sales $500 bush. Crn
gmer mixed d.c spot 81 a9@;s 2c February sd I'D
steamer mixed, 40 120 j0c; white corn by sample,
$50; yellow no. 81 Ia sc. Receipts 1868 bu,h !;
Western. n@a2c No mixed Western, as%a5 l3 s
quiet 30. >, e3c bid. Receipts 100 bash stock,
523io bush Hay arn Win good demand good , to
for orders, per quarter, @s@2s Sd cotton, lsc PER
ding 3-4c. Provisions firm; mess pork Tlo :
bulk meats loose. shoulders. 10 34c: long clear
derS, IL lie: sugarcured smoked shoulders II -c
hams, II 3-401dc. Lnd-Relned, Il 3 &c. Butter
2Go csc; do imitation. 25c; ladle fancy 24c; good
to choice, 4Oo23 rolls. fine 23e do fair 10 good
Coffee strong: Rio cargoes fair, 10 lie; no. =
Is 14c sugar steady and active; gr1nulated'
Whisky firm IL 34a$i %.
Boston, Feb 6-Flour dull. Corn firm; steamer
yeGw % a lee bush oats firm Sr firm ap %'r
02S sacks; corn, 3954O bush oats, 1s,2i3 bush (;
Buffalo, Feb 6-spring wheat quiet limits steady
81 l-4@o2 34c; 10 cars No. i Northern. - 34@
as 7-Sc; closing No. l hard old 81 ;-4c do new.
81 1-4c; No. Northern cid "A 34c do Washburn do,
% Sic; do new Deluth. IS ;-4c' No. Northern,
- 1.4c. Winter higher; offerings light. sales: 10
cars No. red, y 12c; ! Car No. 3 extra red, 73c;
No. l white. - lie hid. Corn-In good demand.
receipts light closing strong. Sales. ears No.
yellow, a. 34c; 10 cars No. 5 d., AZ 20; cars
No. do. 47c No. p AZ 12c asked sales, cars No.
3, 46 3-4a47c; 3 cars No. 4. 40 lie: cars no
grade 46a46 1-2c Oats-FiTmcr, scarce. sales,
cars No. = white 40c 3 No. 9 do. SOC.
No. mixed, SIC. Barlt y-Firm. d, .idnd light No.
extra. re; No 3, d0c 65c, No. d. 33q % Mich
gan, 630 zoe: State 6H01Gc: Canada No. J. o3c,
No. .. re: No. extra, zoe. kye-Dull; No. =,
SOC asked. Flour In fair demand firm best spring,
- 50dS 81 So; do winter S4d "a 10. Rye -four.
SO 4Od 50 30 Mil feed, quiet, unchanged. Re
ceipts-Wheat. 5000 bush corn, $1,000 bush, oats.
1000 bush. unprecedented. il, 900 BUSH corn,
5000 bush.
Chicago, Feb 6-The leading futures ranged
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Feb. o. p. m.-Cotton-frtures closed
steady; American Middling. low middhng clause,
February delivery. 63'jid sellers February and March
delivery. 62Gid sellers March and April delivery,
G;;O4a I'D April and Nav delivery. l04d buyers
May and June delivery. 3-6ld sellers. June and
July delivery. D Gidd std: July and August
delivery. G-GfH sellers August and September de-
livery, > 5G4d cid september and October dcliv-
cry. G26id sellers: October and November delivery,
1 j--6id value; November and December delivery.
1 5-tiid value.
Galveston. Feb 6-CotOn easy: mddng. Q J tic [:
low mIddling 1866, good ordinary. 5-l6c; net
gross receipts, 4.267 bales exports to the Con
tincnt. 0,34S bales; sales, BE bales Stock 0j,26o
bales
low mlddlng. l:i.l6c good ordin'ry l-sc net and
gross receipts. 14-o bales, exports. coastvise, So
bales sales. 100 bales; stock jl,4IS bnlcs
New Orleans. Feb. 6-totton steady middling.
q 3-lGc: low mddlng. Use good ordinary, > }-sc :,
net receipts. j3l6 bales: gross, $3.50 bales: sales
1850 bales stock. 80. $50 bales.
savannah, Feb. 6COitOn quiet and steady mddling.
&c: low middling : 34c. good ordinary. : lie /:
net and gros, receipts. Ibis bales: exports coast
wise. 1876 bales sales. 200 bales; stock, $3.50
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For spot Brazil growths the market ruled
firm 1874 1850 for No. Z. sales, 800 bags tat'ha
arrive, l7ssc for No 5000 bags No Qumoicd! u
arrive, i1s-c. Mild growths dull ana negecteu
option tra.rng fair movement, but the maIhe.
irregular and 'na quotations indicated changes Tor
the day ranging from points down TO 10 points ny Ioi,
nenta cables irregular. The Official ITO disaehh
follows First ordinary 90 klos "a 900; COCA sToia
90 kios, - 600; exchange. IL LILO; receipts IN NO
5000 bags; Rio stock, 15i 900 bags RIO market strong
81 900 bags no shipments 70 Eurape during Wees qyo
purchases for Europe 900 bag FREIGHT per steamer 10
United States, 3jc and cent prnage steamer, oo
ing Rio for United states. - receipts at santos 5oeo
Santos stock. 305 600 bags Santos market qut
Santos shipments for EuoPc Ill ooO bags santos Pur
for Europe 5000 bag santos fright per steamer a.
Iavrc % fr and 10 cent pfmagc; steamers loanhE az
santos fOr United states steamers loading at santos
o. 600 bags Santos shipments to Europe during last
month. 2s 600 bags Rio shipments TO United States our
last month"; 9s 900 bags; Santos shipments TO no
states last month SO 900 bags Flo shipments 70
other during last month. 5000 bags victoria
SHIPMENTS United during last month, IL 900
bags. Receipts Rio July ], 1892. 10 February 1878
O2 900 time 1897 2.5S 600 bags same time
1891 IGl2 900 bags; receipts at Santos July lS92 TO
february A. 1898 1903 coo BAGS time 1892. 2.iGo-
600 bags time 1891 22j9 600 bags Waehou.e de-
liycries since February l. 1893 Ncwlork i57il bags;
baltimore ! ,S07 bags; NewOrleans, o. 1oS bags tomi'
81. 7i6 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Tho visible supply OF grain in the Unted States on
Saturday was as follows: Wheat Sl3S0, 900 bushels,
decrease OF 30 900 bushels; 49, 1872 900 bushels, III
crease 927 900 bushels oats $4,000 bushels, Increase
900 bushels. Continued agitation OF the 0ntopuon
question Washington served TO keep speculation IN
wheat futures down yesterday, but the temper OF the
market showed mpro, ement toward the close owing u
the bu sh" Interpretation given 10 the days develop
ments In regard 81 the bill. There was decline early IN
~ ai cent reports OF another cold wave
the West and connection with irmer cables buying
foreign and light Indian shipments. A break
statement. which showed smaller decrease than had
expected and haa quotations showed an advance
Of y cent for day March sold sOa0Slis cents
NAV - o16ds3 $40 cents. and July at S3i20S4is
cents. There business In other months. The
.pot showed slight improvement. and prices
Corn followed wheat 10 q large extent There was an
advance Of var early IN the dty, but reaction set
In and the closing figures indicated loss OF isde cent
for the day 800
Oats were dull FOR both futures and spot lots. The
former closed advance OF isQ2 for the day.
and the latter at an advance OF = cent.
The closing quotations were:
S3i2 cents.
Corn-Fcbruary. 54A March. 55's; May, 53.; July
53ia cents.
Oats-Feb-uary 3ei, March 3S7- Nav, 39ss.
Iard-Fcbruaiy, Sl2 10; March. SD 10; May, s12 10;
july 4lI so.
Baltimore were Wheat, 1898 bushels; corn, 112, $50
bushels -four SO i0j packages The receipts at Chicago
Milwaukee aud -. Louis Wheat l54,S5l bushels;
40 230 bushels oats. 1892 bushels total gratu,
20 coz bushels -four 1925 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07

he good shot. He repeated these movements
until his bullets expended Fifteen. believe.
then TO his feet. went to the buck and found
that he sold All the pranks the old hunters Will
frequently play of the young hunter. yes. and on
an occasion old one.
number OF years ago one OF my old companions
will call him Bl-would occasionally hunt In the
night with headlight, having on" route he travelled
The boys procured for the occasion an OLD nail Reg
bored couple Of holes In II for eyes put lighted
candle IN H. covering The top OF the keg so as TO hide
all the light except the eyes, and placed IL III sulta-
bic place the route short distance from The camp.
such dummy will deceive an unsuspectlng OLD
hunter when 1t is set up IN Il suitable place III
hunting such occasions Bill used No. gauge
shotgun heavily charged After dark he started out
his beat. The night dark and still. air heavy
timber dense.
soon the boom Of his gun heard. quickly fol-
lowed by another shot the shots sounding under hes
conditions like the firing OF artillery. BIZ returned
with broad grin on his face saying. "BOys. YOU got
me this tilne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Ssa S r 10 SsstoiG ,SG ssSd head
market opened fairly active ana 10 70 9Y and uneban
sS.d 70 . sHSSg
s snSs 40 do itGS
and shippers DO LOO TO 2S So - sS sasi So I Herr
R ss, 'ss;ns' 49, go 81 sss
g Sd to so good %STs &
sass e. So ID &
saves Ssss '''1hs
week thus far 2S9o3 head Tor sane heaa e
5' nsad o s
sx ssd scsy az sssss
workers. god to best Is 2eaEs So 40 0gs sh GOOD
;ab ess % coifd $ eoas7 ssps 70 far
q so assorted ous FOOD ID SS@s & c SheeD and
sRecepss last q hours 5000 head Tor week
head 'a CONSIGNED through 400 head to 200
for best on GRADES sa 9C eo @aa 70 "f a
for good grades choice fancy wehers s. ojas5 05
: S%os 81 d. = o at e SSs sht tS
% g 3 {. g. god g ;a. s es eS TO a amcy = 5Gg
S. conads common 70 ns ySG,r soaT o 4o reports
Cattle rSept s0 5000 head shipmes
slkc Slow fair e e choice che steers = 81 Sss
sSS 1 5srs :' !sa
sssy sd Rass"s rpa %5;d prime
. g sheep receipts 10 600 head; shipmeat,.s 200
%e.s:n; s;sf$ 3 aSS: 81 Soss - ~ ,s,a .S,n
as 8: a zee? sxan. 81 y s 10 graz.
300 head shipments. 9 300 head market steady heavy
p1ei LOO head shipments, nome market
fair to good natives SO 25as So choice muttons 81 7'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07
ro Oh. coouoe,, 10 $4,000 242oo0oo
ro,., 81 800 COO 4o4eO 900

Totals 600 4o4eo'oou
4XD s sr sssa s On So
SS light mixed 6isns dark s Tssah rye
S ssSe o' short TT ve sG5po .ca45 oats
STATE es s1s WITHOUT e?'i prime
non to medium Is?i l7a?Sc old Od' 5 5aJ
california old old, 5alOc BayarIan and Bohemian' Asa
lod5c fair i6d9e prime 2oa22s good Ssns open ses kettle
o N1vA{ ."s 52a2 SnSf S. 81
5s;3 eI es@S :: a s.. 81 l. i 90
oCFAX fREIGITSNThe market ruled DO d1 and 9TH the
lGf Va yc fay , To- a"toGSH 5" s %
tn. 's sso S i q !s CD cork i. 3d. Sd basf
5cs srp a. ii s SqF O. ID
beef / 3! st gSa Id pS Sa Is
salcT, T., Cd beef 81 measurement goods ''' pork
and without S en e"essaS S9 SeSS
ssS ED Zee asu soa ,ce %e
So e. and e s'ss SO -
"nd family $50 5oassi but ID Ia sG 81
SS sSS qoSR H iS'fI g
nd fyh nESs !SS
%E,' i, w' c 'Sa% neG GCS s%tne quoted
south America sl2 30. February closing as
- March, slG 10 e %, so M agked closing
81 III nj TEE and while Quotations not
changed the marl;et had an easy look TreaWaag
STAT tub fall made S'aS Ssra sGe Grss
- go6c: nrsfs o3d24c: seconds. 2ld22e; state
dairy half fall tubs. fresh, eNtras f
f:$s'i a i:,o.a. sGs.s fss;
nrkin and tubs. .ytr,s &c hrst 800 s,con 10
OH thirds 2oaoic hrns extras y2c nrs't 80
ton creamery lrsts. 2ia259s seconds 2ida3c Wesrn
dairy frsts 23d24c; seconds. 20d2lc; thirds ,odl2c
We:tern factory June nrklns l9d9Osc June tubs ISL
d2o fresh extras 23SG$sc fren' h rs TSsh ie pr
~ Is&93c CHEESE Again firm: State oil d fac
tory full cream fall made. white; fancy I2c c13lrd
fancy Ice choice iiS.o lsc; good 70 prime lid lsc
70 pIipac se9c: part skins. prime, She fat TO 2ood
1 s common idGc; full skins. 1a2hc: Pennsyl yania
Skim, lLol be-: EG,S-tirm. state ana rem mn
svvania gathered. choice 4oc weston he.h col,
lef ton be., g0dAOc Southern best 3od3'c; western
icehousc fresh fair to prime 3ia"0c; lined eggs pr
dozen. 35q36c 49, ,, ,,o,.do
go ,c. Lie. and o5 tcSt centrifugal 7.IGc sa
ha ag '0@ @en,rifnsa 90 test. at .2?iCc.;. RE.
FiNED-sieady but unchanged ggt Loaf 90
49, nnc granulatd: Aeoai;c extra In, eran,gatcd
afjc cubes 4.9iqjisc: NXAx powdered 5,5iad1'2c
mould s. dji-c: diamond $50 isc confcctionsfc
a 45Gdis,q: Columbia \. 4i4disc; windsor a: fdi1
Eoo s. 4I.i6dI .c No. . 4d4 lsc; No 10. 3ot"'sc:
60 Il AS nc 80. 10 3G0d3'.c: No. 10. Bee.
sT'EARIN E quiet and without change Lari quoted
at TrA1ifT6w-o1c and firm; prime city closing at 7'.c
sale. Is. hhds, at 7i4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07

saIc~shcrman culver state steers io' 10 as sa
do 1850 D. 4, 81 - - Kentucky do, 1889 n. at $, 20
s aSx le2a a st. st z 81 j. mixed cattle i''a at -
81 % M' dG 1870 4 e a IS 80 S"y g ss';
Il do 1855 n at - 81 do. 1875 N, at = 10; "a do
i e c iiasi iO SScn ias H. at s 2o
81 DO 800 ~ at = . 5qs i S3s 81 a. - - 80 20
d. l4o ~ 80; 10 do oi5 N, at 81 4o 10 do 'SS d.
newton Gllle,t 3 State oxen. 1888 ~ at - o.; do
1850 n at - - o. 40 10 &c cors o" soa M az
8 s. G . 81 q do. " oa3 r. at ,pS - 30
s' q !. 10 70 s" aSs 'c@5t at 20 go
DO vi y. at g 80; y rcnnsyi'an'a cows ''' !" a'
& H. Plaut s Chicago bulls go ~ at 80 10;
i shano% 10 chicago steers 1872 N. at 80 sob
10 49, Goldsmith a" il Kentucky oven 1870 NJ at g. 10
judd { Buckingham: bull. so n at 49, cows
MIiciii COWS Only J., head received No trading
"or Receipts 40 head OF which so5 at Goth
Firm for oil grades and gra',ls ana a od a So 50
per 100 n gias.rs at - s5aa 40 ycarlngs at - s.
, 40 v MSirr so q - p %%@F' ~
s ai' 10 ycas - a W Sys5ags
9 E 1S / g IS % DO aaa H. at % Ss
,''I%$ g a. 81 r. at e 20 DO 1870
j. i. Nelson: 81 ,cals, l4i N, at 30; IL do, 100 ~
" Judd 8 Buckingham SO yesIs ,ie ~ a. at g 2i 10 IL,
=. McrSet-@s ( Co: ,eais lo7 N. at 49, grass
NJ. collins: 3 veals, 1872 ~, at $50
SeSi"% II xGa's yS Ss a. 30 n at 50 49,
veal 100 n g, 20; 10 do l2' i0 at - 'o' gra''er'
SiIEf.p AID LAMBs-RoccIpts for two days. incud.
ING 10 direct TO butchers have been 81 ears or
snd all cara sad aSG 3 for eSod sSo od
ne ' few to %c 'S Do oa at IRON % 90 so
M "a fair 10 choice lambs s6dt6 20; culls az IS
mixed stock s5ds5 90. Dressed mutton steady si
Gc dressed lambs quiet at 9dOc; few extra carcasses
Sales-IIume e. Mullen: l7s State lambs os N aver
sc n a" at % % so DO Il H. . 5o Ic.do rs b. at at
20 go 2ot DO = NJ at 70 - i9 % penpsyyania do. 81
~ CO. Is d. 80 H. at 50; Ioi Michigan d. ~ n. at
is go 225 do 20 n. at 50 i0 IS State sheep "a ~
fPennsylvaaia d. Io5 n. at s. col IS do, % H. at
B. harrington: eos Canada lambs. % m at so IS;
70 Ss d. ' ~ s q IS S wes;e T sheep 81 H. Il
SC 70; isi Do 90 ~ 50 IS 100 Ohio d. s. r. as
S '2H los s d. Sc e at S 9o d So 70 a. az
50 81 10 state sheep, 90 NJ at -.
g. Dllenbacs 2oo wss ao ol lambs So NJ at 60 CO..
J. r. Pceock & Sons 5, State lambs 70 n a, 90 so
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