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Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21

you doubt it You charge the king OF heav-
en- and earth with perjury. Instead OF
complaining how hard you have it, go
home, take up your Bible full of promises
get down on your knees before God and
thank him for what you have, instead Of
spending so much time in complaining
about what you have not.
THE ARK OF SAFETY.
Some of you remember the shipwreck OF
the Central America. This noble steamer
had, think, about 500 passengers aboard.
Suddenly the storm came, and the surges
trampled the decks and swung into the
matches, and there went upa hundred voiced
death shrek. The foam on the jaw of the
wave. The pitching Of the steamer as
though il were leaping a amountain. The
dismal fare Of the signal rockets. The
long cough of the stean' pipes. The hiss OF
the extinouished fun The walking Of
God on the wavel steamer went not
down without a strug
As the passengers Toned themselves
in rows to bail ont tn essel, hark to the
thump Of tho bucket s men unused TO
toll, with biistered Lauds and strained
muscle, tug for their YES There Is a sail
seen against the sky. Tie flash OF the dis
tress gun sounded. I,s voice is heard not,
for it is choked in tie louder booming OF
the sea. A few passengers escaped, but
the steamer gave one great lurch and was
gonel So there are some men who sail on
prosperously in life ALPS we'll, all's we'll.
But at last some financial disaster comes
a euroclydon. Down they gol the bottom
of this commercial sea strewn with shat
tered hulks.
But because your property goes, do noU
let your soul go. Though all else perish,
save that. For have to tell you of more
stupendous shipwrecS than that which l
have just mentioned. God launched this
world 6,0OO years ago. 1t has been going
on under freight of mountains and immor-
tails, but one lay it will stagger at the cry
of fire. The timbers Of rock will burn, the
mountains flame like masts and the clouds
like sails in the Judgment hurricane. Then
rGod shall take the passengers off the deck,
and from the berths those who have long
been asleep in Jesus, and he will set them
far beyond the reach of storm and peril.
But how many shall 90 down, that Will
never be known until it shall be announced
one day in heaven, the shipwreck Of a
world Oh, my dear hearers, whatever you
lose, though your houses go, though your
lands go, though all your earthly posses
sions perish, may God Almighty, through
the blood Of the everlasting covenant, save
all your souls.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
~ - - spnnlsh nool.s.


At the bookstores they tell us that the
demand for Spanish grammars and conver-
sation books during the last three months
has been enormous 1t seems as II our
people had suddenly taken the notion TO
master the language which our dlscoverer
smoke. So perhaps there was more truth
than poetry in what Senor Don Obarto
Chat6eld-Taylor told the infanta last Tues
dav to wit: "The Spanish language Is
spoken everywherer
Of. course we all know that Mayor Har-
rison speaks Spanish as we'll as he does
French, Italian, Russian, Swedish, Pollsn'
German. Arabic, Greek, Choctaw, etc his
English is considerably involved at times
and faulty in other respects, but we nave
never felt qualified to criticise those other
sstonques of men and of angels" whereWiVh
he professes so thorough an acquaintance,
or is. to use his very words, so handy"
We take it for granted that Mr.. Higin-
botbam IS a fluent ling1ist At any rate
we'll trust any man to get along without
serious difficulty who has dealt so persua-
sivelv with concessionnaires. As for Fred
". Peck. he's all right, and SO is Lyman j.
Gage. If YOU fancy that Mr.. Gage doesn
understand French, just step into his bank
and try to borrow 10000 francs for 81 days
without good security.
Still we're not saying that these gentle
men are those who have been creating a
Corner in Spanish grammars and con
versation books. We gather from what the
: clerks in the book stores tells us that the
demand for those textbooks has come very
largely from that class known as society
people-the folk, ia fine, who take a curious
pride in the eompanionship Of titled per
sons coming from over sea. Standard lit
z erature is temporarily neglected, and tol
the nonce the great literary center Of The
! North American continent is Inetamof
/ phosed into babel, or, il you please. a 81
Z aantio bird store. Chicago News Record
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
Acruel Joke.

A Brooklyn woman considers herself a
heroine, and she tells the following incident
in proof Of her bravery; She had been much
snneyed for a long time by a tendency on
her usband's part to nap in church. Ev-
cry Sunday her attention had been divided
between her interest in the service and her
efforts, by sly ways of stepping on his toes
and nudging his elbow, to keep him from
actually nodding. But on a recent Sunday
in June, when the regular pastor was alb
sent and the congregation small, she says
she made up her mind to let him make
fool of himself if he chose. So she moved
we'll away from him, to be as far as possi-
bic from the temptation to rouse him,
which she knew would be great and require
all her moral courage to resist. She looked
straight at the minister and choir, con-
scious, however, that her husband had set
tied himself for his usual three minute
maps during which he always claimed he
never completely lost himself
The good man little realized the CLEAN of
mischief that sparlled in his better halt' 8
ewes or he would hardly have allowed him
I self to succumb to the soothing influence OF
1 the church atmosphere. Now and then' as
/ the usual jabs were wanting TO bring him
I back to consciousness, she ocHghtA the exc
Of a familiar acquaintance iuy<an opposite
pew, and she almost relented 5f her fiendish
/ resolve as she saw the prtty girls in th,
| choir laughing over her lay bands nOddine
head. She said to hersel Fit was rather 9
mean trick when he had depended on her Sc
long, but she resisted sall such kindly in
situations and he kepton bobbing, his head
in that jerk way so/characteristi6 and SC
very amusing to witch. 1t required nerve
she laughingly declares, but she was well
paid afterwart< Just to see the indescribable
look Of dismsy and astonishment on his
face when he woke up and realized that for
once his wife had relinquished her vigilant
care and that she with others, was still
laughing at him. Women who have suffered
similarly may like to try the experiment.
BrooklYn Eagle.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21

Inc nyo men who made up the party had
marched all day and were anxious for the
evening meal Il devolved upon W. to
I prepare it. He placed a we'll filed tea
kettle upon the roaring camp stove, and
followed by his constant and faithful at
tendant. Prince. sought a convenient spot
to carve the mutton.
This he soon discovered in a short log,
which he i'm mmediately bestrode, first put
ting the meat in front Of him and the frying
pan directly behind him.
His dog had made at least 80 miles that
day on q slim breakfast Of biscuit and skim
milk and was in just the condition to allow
his feelings to get the better Of his judg-
ment So when his master dropped a slice
Of meat into the par behind his back,
Prince gulped it down Immediately.
Again and again was the poor dog tempted,
and as often did he yield.
My companion and | saw all this, and
though very well aware that our supply Of
mutton was limited to the piece our friend
was carving we enjoyed the joke too well
to spoil the fun by warning him.
Let's see, boys, said W., whose back
was toward us, 1--WE are just hYe. and
have cut six pieces Of mutton. Five viii
be enough for supper, and if you have no
objections I'd like to give the piece I have
left to poor Prince, who seems very tired
and hungry"
With dificnlty retaining our composure,
we assured him that we had no objections
he called up the dog in the most endearing
manner and gave him the bit Of meat,
meanwhile assuring him that he was "a
good dog, yes he was."
Still unaware of his loss, he very deliber-
ately wiped the blade Of his knife on the
grass, turned and took up the pan. A
startled glance at the empty utensil, an
other at us, now eonvulsed with laughter,
and a third at Prince, who had swallowed
the last piece and stood regarding his kind
master with a thankful look, and W
took in the situation.
A torch enabled us to find the pan that
pursued the dog when he fled from his mas
| ter's natural Indignation Field Sports in
4 Minnesota
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21

ss,o,s IN leave passengers from wilmington
ssd points north, or take passengers ior poiu''
outh OF Delmar. ....,,, ,rr .r,r.
ssve Wilmington :a.06 a. m, and vi Ie % 9o,, M II
a55npd I123 a. m. $50 3'40 4.3O' 9d9 20 NJ and
ueek- days. Leave New ~ SAstS ~, V,"V ~ q ~ a 0s
snfb D. N. daily S.5l, s.51 ll,0. Iva AM 'i0'
- ZOO and III pm week n9ys' .,JD NOR
A@"a FOLK r. r.
i. dsilv Baltimore G.45 p. m. Winlhgten =, 80 ~
4, stopping at Dover and Belhat ISs- rssit liz
y NiddIetown clayton, Wyomlngt re' rclson, ~ ,s,,o
81 a.ie M S,-o,vilie Seaford and Laarei TO eaVe
essengers from Wilmington and Polest5S 4, , noIsn VI
.Ire on messengers for points scum ~ " 5aily
rorfh .bonud trains leave Delmar lV2 y ~ 49, @
sor o n a M regularly, arriving MlilhiuEIo.n ~.
~ m. baltimore 645 a. M, and fhlLaueip', snS
N a M and leaves Delmar az S.0O y nj nj ii,Ioi
~ : al M. baltimore 6b5 p. n,, stepping a'
arIHclpal intermediate stations. e,ra prfdoe-
TING 1 Qs a. m. train also stops al oe'.lG ~
ma Harrington FeltOE, Wyoming, ClaI.ol ,tS ~
r., cave passengers from POI sViyH
~ 1eInar or take on passengers from ,sI
"a points Rorth. AlsS sl9pS ,I6 on ps siEn''
MARYLAND & VIRGININ r. R
rssve Harrington for franklin ana way sSIt,O 1hSrs
II ss a M. week days, 6.35 p. m. IHesuays, ,s
sVs and Saturdays, Returning, 5a IAN NJ sTnes
rIauklin 5.35 q. na., week uays' %'V0 y 'A'
faye. Thursdays and Saturdays, .,,. I a,,as a,
038 a. M. 6.55 p. N. helufAlns'
& .45 q. M oou p M 40 . -,
"A n =, week days. Returning, leave hehoOO1n
- a n 3.1Op p. m. week days 90 % a ~, ,yeel,
nor Berlin leave Harrington s'SS T. ms and
rrs aud 935 D. N. Tuesday, IhuIslays anu anu
ssrasys ys sSS Returning. leave Berlin 90 a m m,
Ell days.255 p. m. Tuesdays, Ihursuays' anu
eTTSg ANNE & KENT r. R--Leave Townsena
Centreviile aHd way stations 2 % a. li..a m. an
85 D. m. weekdays. Returning leave Ceu'ei
~ a. Il. and 3 90 p, IA. weekdays. so,
~ I. C,4rsAIEAkF T. R.-Leaye Clayton tol
ferd and way stations at 9.42 a. m aed y 800 2
,Seek-days, Returning, leave Oxford go o. III
Ia SIo D. m. week days, -, eas for.
- cambridge and intermediate stations az L. l,
b., week days and on Tuesdays, ThuTsoay s;,iils ~
1t.rdavs no D. m. Returning, leave CahloIl9se p a
n m and on Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana Sa'
edaYs 300 p. m.
s. M. PROVOST, General Manager
R. WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent;
ID. M. q v. BRANCH.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
A Pluel.y s.l,.5iIaarm.

Miss Julia Secher OF 6nAa slliias
woman IS years old, teaches az - -
village 10 miles north Of this city.
in the habit Of coming home every Fin
in a stage and returning Sunday evening
with some of t ,e farmers that come to the
city for churcI Sunday afternoon none Of
the farmers from her district had been in,
and the nveryman would not hire vehicle
to 20 such a long distan. when such good
sleighing business was being done in the
city. Realizing that she must be there
Monday morning, she started on foot at 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon and walked the
entire distance, reaching her boarding place
at Leo at @ o'clock in the evening. Fort
Wayne Cor. Indianapolis Journal
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
NC rascinntion ID Preelplees.

The board lying on the ground suggests
no thought of a fall when you walk over it.,
but when it is over a precipice and the eye
takes the measure Of the distance to the
bottom the representation Of a falling mo
tion becomes intense and the impulse TO
fall correspondingly So Even If you are
safe, there may still be what is called the
attraction OK the abyss.
The vision of the gulf as liked idea
having produced an Inhibition" on all
your IDEAS and forces, nothing is iett but
the figure Of the great hole, with the intoX-
ication of the rapid movement that begins
in vour brain and tends to turn the scales
of Inc mental balance.-Alfred Fouillu in
Popular Science Monthly.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
r,,o rrnrl.l.s Insnrance.

In round numbers the total amount Of
life insurance written by the different IN
surance companies of the world is Sl2,OOO'-
OOO. 1000. OF this sum g, 500 100000 is placed
in the United States. Between the years
1880 and 1890 there was $3.50, 100000 new
life insurance written in this country and
but 81, 200, 10000 in the whole British em-
mira
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
1'yro hundred Cigarettes a nay.

An American writer says that Robert
Iouis Stevenson smokes 200 cigarettes
dav. Granting that he passes eight hours
Of the twenty-four IN bed aud three in
bathing. shaving, eating, ETC., it would
seem that the brillignt Scotchman must
smoke 10 cigarettes an hour, or one every
fotlr minutes without cessation nom
breakfast to bedtime This is obviously
absurd. London Tit-Pits
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
Good LOOKS.

Good looks are more than skin, deep depenainc
upon a healthy condition Of an thf vital organs
If the Liver be inactive, yen have 4 Bilious LooA
vour stomach be disofdared ylu NhAye . ny
peptic look and II your kidneys be ehecteo y'n
have a Pinched Look. Secure good health ah'
YOU will nave good looks flecific BiSers ia tn'
CREST alternative aad Tonic acts directyNon tnes'
vltaiorgars Cnres rraples, nlosehes, {'aAa
ives d coed compleziou. Sold az Dc. G. y II asi
hslrs DraetoEe, SOC. pegooitie.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
MILFORD LIVERY STABLES,
REAR OF DORSEY HOUSE
r DONOVAN, PROPRIETOR,
Teams fysf-class Charges moderate
3 OHIO RAlLRoAD:


sNALTIM0RE 8 OHIO RAILROAD,
10 Schedule in effect Nov. 10, lssI'
TRAINS LEAVE DEaAy4R5 y,E so14ND AyTsUA DNrOf'
New eR'YS5S York. week days. o. 81 50, 10 SO am
y q, 2 80, 3s, 30, p. no "a; "a 81 os % "a
New York, Sundays, e5, ) 0U,l % D. M'' - 81
BostS5. iS o1' sspm daily, with Pullman buffet
aleening cars runniRg tn rough TO Boston without
change, via Poughkeepsie bridge, landing passen-
gers Ii b, 4 ~ station, Boston, - q "a ,o 90
Philadelphia, week days, 5 03, 81 90 ~ 3D.
81 sa6dsS ~ os o8 s. 50, 70 &c. M eO IS,
u Sgasier ~ pin week days. O8 Oh. 49, 81, q,
so O0 So 10 %, 10 1910 SO II 5s a m; 4 w, ~
50, O5, 10, O5. 3s, 2s 49, % IL OOV'll W
y. m. , . a. . ,e o so a M 10 AZ
"A 10 a. m. O0 2 40, 05, 405, 05, Ss, 2e'
Atlantic cry week days, 81 a. M 49p' m.'
Sunday, 80 a. m 50 a. M ~ p.A
WEST BOUND,
Baltimore and Washington, 60, o. a, u l6
, ns05 sO5, 451, 6 38 8 12 10 p m daily
sundays 46 q 02, A., M; y 10, % o. Sl'
n, BsSmofs ~ "a and "a W way stations O2a mr. 55 p
n Baltimore SItiS and principal stations on Philade
phia Division, 10 06 a. M asiiy' ,s,e ao5 Az
/ & n, 95 sf2, f6. II 10 pm. Sundays 49, ",
~ az IN, i2 i6, 05 81 SO, 49, p lG, II 10
p,ms -, aoilv
Gbicaoo. 4 dame IS % Top. m. daily.
Cincinnati aud St. Louis, y l6 p. M AID 70
| D. m. both daily. sor Ok
and II 10 p. M daily -, 49, ~
Iandeubsrg accommodation, week days, W
II "a a. M 3 % and 40 ,. m, Sundays, 81 an
and 3 05 81 p. m
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STA
TIoN.
For Philadelphia, week days 3d. @ 20 z ", Uu
Al II s. a. m., u 42, 5Os 80 p. M, sohaays
! & 30 a. M. Ii ~ 3 90, As .. M ~ 49, n 40
For Baltimore, week days, ., ~. 2 s3 - %; ,;
/ n sba m. s5 3 80 p. m. sundays ana goo o p
Baltimore and principal statiins on Pllladelpnli
nivision 9 30 a. m. daily except suuaay' ouAeA1'
| 0 20 a. H. ...t;,,s ,9ae. davs
| % SO, 10 % q. nl-i %, o - p ms 9nh''3a =
M 5s 5 90 p. m a.,tv ovcan,
II Cbicseo aud Pittsburg, ~ o. m uAiiy eAoeP'
| sunday, 12 AZ p. m daily. s.t,,. d,
| ccpt Sunday. ...,<,,,,.,
] LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Dsily, s.45. SO % 10, % lc o. y ga n; n,
p 90 noen, i5, 2Os Oh 4g5 . ~ , ov, . ~
: s0 6 is6 go, q 3e, 9 10, ulO 10. II ~ p M.
I sunday lij, co. Is, 80, % OV ~ y ~ al; s
1000 noon, 20 o.. 4l4, $50, " o. 2 %
I s10, s 40, 10 10, II sop m.
Telephone i95
. Rs-rs to W---n points lowor than vie anl
81, nne. co }lUuL zeal Pass, age
D - 4. = saa.,4 .43sAl Aaaaf
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
800 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages aud that is Catarrh Halls
Catarrh Cure is the onlY positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Gatarrh
Cure is taken internally acting directly
upon the blood and surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient strength oy
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing It's work The proprietors
have so much faith in It's curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that il fails to cure. Send for list Of
Testimonials.
Address, F. ]. CHENEY & CO., To
ledo,O.
az8-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
am Truly Thankful

For Hoods sarsaparilla- During the war I
contracted typhOid fever, and fever ana
ague, leaving me with uinlarinl and meFeus
Cnrial asisonfssg from which have suffered
ever since, in neuralgia, Rheumatism, uerV0ul
prostrnffoR and general debility. Since !
BEGAN taking Hoods Sarsaparilla / have not
lost a DAVIS work in three MONTHS weigh 10 lbs.
more than Tor years and am in better health
than any time since the war" J. II. STII.LMAN5
Cheltenham, Pa. AOODDs ODBASs
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
Dr.. ]. G. Emerson.
Dentist,
Milford.

nj q Emerson post graduate, and formel
.lemonstratar ef the University Maryland; wner.
Ia was awarded the GOLD MEDAL TOT w.
old filing in the class ul S3 ana eol 1a5 M
Local Anesthetics for the painless extfreiloh "i
-ofh administered
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
- sod bY DruegisLs. 7se.

Objections having been made to the send
ing Of leather bound Bibles with gilt edges
ITO the South seas as needless luxury Ia
Ahe mission field, it is announced that the
stronq..hiRding is necessary ON account OF
the humidity Of the climate aud that the
gilt edges are not so much an ornament as
"an armor plating against the attacks Of
eoef,roaches and the white ant -
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
Two superlatives.

A certain great preacher is more noted
for eloquence than good looks. Hepreaohed
lately in Louisville. His hostess, waiting
for him at the door, overheard two country
women making their way out. "Ain't he
the lookingestY'' cried one. Yes essent-
ed the other, 'but amt he the talkingest
Nav Ynrl, Times.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
WE TELL you

nothing new when we state that i pays to engage
IN n Dermanent, most healthy ana pleasant Dusl
s,,.i, is Inc business we offer the working class
we tench them how TO make money rapidly anu
quarnntee every one who follows our instructions
S,ifhfnilv the making Of 100000 a month a.,
Fverv one who takes hold now ana works Will
snrely and speedily increase their earningsi there
eau be no question about it, others now at Wofk
sre doinq if and YOU, reader can do the same
'ri,is is fhe best payingSbusiness that you nave
ever had The chance to secure. fou VII MAKE
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n M, erasu the situation, and act quieSlj You
ssiii directly find Yourself in a most prosperous
hnsiness. al which yOh eau surely masje ana save
ierge sums Of money. The results OF ony q ieW
bo,7rss work will oiten equal wetk's wages.
Hybs9lor Won are Old or Young, man q woman, It
makes no difference, - do as we tell u a, and sue
cess will meet YOU at the very sta Neithef
~ ,,e are rewarded why notyWrite to-day for
nj, particulars. free? =? E. @. AELlsN 4 CO.,
'-'' Box No, 90, Augusta NE
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21

A Georgia merchant who has lot Of
crinoline left over from old days has placed
them on sale in his store.
Paris has an insurance company that re-
fuses to issue policies on the lives Of any
people who use hair dye.
The head cook Of the Murray Hill hotel.
New York, is an own cousin and sole heir
Of the late Cardinal Zigliara.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
RneEIen,s Arnlsa saIEe.

The best salve in tha world ior Juts, bruises
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Baeun, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands Oh blains, Corns, and al Shin
eruutions and pos .vely cures Piles. or 20 pay
required. It is giaiinteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price p ois. pen
sox. For sale bY G. W ARsHALL. Druggist
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21

Good players Of the harp are said to be
the scarcest of all musical performers
All the gold in the world could be stored
m room "a feet square and "a feet deep
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
W N 8. RAILROAD

DELAWARE DIVISION.
on and after JULV Sd, 1sgS trains VIII
Isave as follows.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21

r,s.~s to yV4r-.-n points lower than via any
81 nne. co }jUuL 3sal Pass, age nts
=, {. ? s4.-sa .4'sal Asa@
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-21
AT THE TABERNACLE.
DR.. TALMAeE FINDS MANY LESSONS
IN THE PREVAILING PANIC.

There Is Nothing Wrong In Desiring to BE
Rich, but Like All Human Desires 1t
should Be RigidIy Subjected to Gods
Law.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-02
" TABLE-Dec. IS. 1892.

I y On Sunday will stop on signal or 70 let on
passengers NJ
oept Sunday at b SIS a. m, 19 80 d na 8 As D. m
stopping at all intermediate stations, arriving at
Harrisburg at 40,a m, .15 p, M, and Abb p. m.
Chambersburg
Daily.
/ Daily except sunday.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-02
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI Jan. 2
FLorR-Winter patent, B5sgl is fancy,
Mib1Aeoi family, " 20; extra ~ 800 Is:
low grade, ig0b. 90 Spring patent Al rs Il 10;
spring fancy, taa0f3Tss spring miiy. s30Ba
. ~ Rye Flour. s3t193G0 Huekwheat. aOa
d225 per 100 10 sack.
WHEAT There we're no cash offerings 81
choice No, cred. which would have hfsu.tht 5Uc
Regular No. 2 red was fairly quotablp ii es sstgc
and No. red at 6ia6egf
a..l.-4.o1 s-RnlEe &heheas soff'i s. i9a No =
yellow az &c and No 2 mixed at &c Ear was
nominally held nj ~ ib1, as 70 qaality
oATs-No White held at 81 IL assr No 3
white held * Sssci No 2 mixed al s4tsl
S9ei 2OtV hu No white. spot, taek, al sltsc.
RYk--No quoiable at s6a57e luysrs bid
ping the Inside rate Ordinary No qr5table
At hla55c
CATrrE--sirongi fair 10 good s.ilpty I'll stso0
g4e9; good 70 choice butchers saa5 Iio fair
cl2TS
VEAL CALvEs--DQl aud lower far 10 good
light, p ot4 500 common 10 large, ss.00 I'll
HOGS Market fairly active and strosscr So.
leet shippers, hstGs %; select hutehr., 8 IS
0oso; lair 70 good packers 10 80 i'd 70. mir 10
G6B G
SHEEP AND LAMBS sheep steady. cxsra.
sooo good % choice, ,40oatz5; common 10
iair, s27b13f5- Lambs steady extra rs so;
good s 70 choice, h5o35as common 10 fair.
NEW YORK, Jan 2.
so,1a hhAl--Ao : red dull and steady; May,
RYE-Nominal; western. sd 5sc
HasSc. mn ~ : to'on'O'
g oRS--No. 2 hrmer and dull: January, 4psc;
NAY, Sls.astAc; No, 2, 4sgB1s4e; sieamdr
! oATs--No. 2,dull and lo,Einal. January .sessc;
may eso' state, g.Gi6c' western, 36st46c.
PITTsBtIst;1 Ian
CATTLE-M Market nothing do,na an ,hro,,sb
consignments - M 80 =
Hoes Market active and fair light u best
Heasy' y eO97i 10; cars hogs shipped to New
sHkEP-Market slow, prime, s6fo 5.cOafair
2 goodi Y oog 20; common, loo 800: lambs,
81 OoG6so; veal calves, s559G5.7a
WHEAT Firm; No 2 red SPOT and Deem.
Der, AXE May, sOAc
asked ~
4la42c NsstePn'
Rrr-Duili Nc homipaIy, Ne
p,a oHIcAsoAJ Jan 2.
Fl9ur steady4at recent quotations. "a, gprgng
wheat 7lAei No spring " heat. s. SOTO: M,
red, 7lXe; No. corn 4o1c; No a sst.o;
70 oats aoc; No white 4 Q s4.c:
No No = white { Q b, sl4g32i1c No ! re. 5ia
Pc. 30 barley &C. No 3, n a VI. II 5se. IA
:. no sales No I naxseed. sii8s
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2 &
stronger cables ana fair inquiry for EXPORT; No.
rcd Deceme6r. ia. acc
.SohN--o ptions &c higher undeTSlght ofey.
lngst put ruled qiiee; local car io,s 9inli anh
unchanged 3 no mixed December. ~ Isc
!. pAIscar lots firm Wits fair iocaf. trade DE-.
l 4,s. .S.uFes nominal No 3 white. ase. "a
clipped, s'sae; No 2 white. 4ogSc m ~
x.y,,a TOLEDO, q. Jan 2
HEAI--No 2, soft red wheat 72l.c- MAJ
a ssa e, close 77kc, Il advance.
Oars No. z, ABOUT ase
q y Y, BED Prime cash and pceembe,
W. February Is 5, Bafch, % 10.