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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-25
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During the coming week we shall offer
to the subscribers Of The TRIBUNE rare
bargains in books.
We have large line of bright and pop
ular Volumes elegantly bound, that we
intend to give to the patrons of the paper
at about one-fourth of the usual price.
The following list will give you an idea
of the Inducements and the unusual op-
your library.
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news FROM west Side
Happenings Of a Day That Will Interest Hyde
Park Readers.
VERY SUCCESSFUL LANTERN SOCIAL

A Pleasant Event at the Plymouth
Congregational Church-EnjoYabIe
Entertainment at the jackson Street
Baptist Characterization to Be
Taken for the Late Rev. D, w.
Thomas Famiy-Short News Notes
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Charley Ellis, the sweet-v Diced Ger
man comedian, will be the attraction
at the Academy of Music this evening.
He is great favorite with large ina.
jority of our theater. gosrs, whom he
charmed long ago by his graceful man
ners. with his sweet songs and devo.
tion to little ones. His Count Cas-
per" has been entirely rewritten since
he was last seen here and greatly i'm
proved. He has added to his already
large collection OF pretty songs and
will repeat by request his famous sue
cesses, "A Button Hole Bouquet" and
Santa Claus Toys will be distrib-
uted to the children and buttoneir0s to
the ladies, as is his custom.
HoYT's TEMPERANCE TOWN.
The same great cast which appeared
in New \ YorK and Boston will present"A
Temperance Town" at the Academy of
Music tomorrow evening. Tho scenery
and properties are all carried by the
company and the same care that dis
tinguished the production in other
cities will be a feature of the engage
ment here. The cast includes George
Richards, Eugene Garfield, Will H.
Currie R. J. Dillon. Joseph Frankau.
Frank Russell, George Obsr, E F.
Nagle. Miss Caroline Miskel, most
charming actress and lady possessing
rare personal beauty, together with the
Misses Lulu Tabor, Dallas Taylor,
Laura Ayers and Marie Uhart, all we'll
known and capable players.
CHARLES A. GARDNER.
Charles A. Garduer, the inimitable
German dialect comedian and sweet
singer, so familiar to everybody rs a
star Of the first magnitude in the dra-
matte world, comes to our city with a
rare treat for our amusement lovers.
He will appear on Saturday evening at
the Academy of Music in new comedy
drama entitled "The Prize Winner"
writted by Dr. E A. Wood and James
r. Carey, of Pittsburg.
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New HiovolA.

A new bicycle worth S75 will be sold for
f95 The machine is guaranteed and is a
rare bargain. Machine may be seen at the
Hribune Office.
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DIED.

hAH0N-Gerald Mahon, aged year. @
months and 10 days. Funeral Friday
afternoon at 2. 30 from 502 Third street.
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The Womens Guild, of st. Luke's
church, will give dinner and tea at their
rooms, 325 Washington avenue, Thursday
next. Dinner from 10 to H. Tea from 6
to 8. Dinner 80 cents, tea 25 cents. All
members of the guild are requested to
meet at the Guild room at 10 o'clock to as =
sist in serving the dinner. ~
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REMOVALS AT THE COUNTY JAIL.

WEopen in our new store this morning.
The SCRANTON CASH STORE.
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WE open in our new store this morning
The SCRANTON CASH STORE.
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Anheuser Busch Beer.
Louis LOhman's, BIO Spruce ST -
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monsieur LeCOq.
Mill on tho Floss.
Dicks Sweetheart.
John Halifax.
Kenelm Ohillingly.
Last Days Of Pompeii.
The Spy.
Pilgrims Progress.
The Foragers.
Daughters Of Heth.
Felix Holt.
Heart of Gold.
Kestell of Greyston.
Fair women.
The Bondman.
Chaplet of Pearls.
Frederick the Great and His Court,
Armorel of Lyonesse.
Charlemont.
Self Help.
Bauchhampe
Lime Kiln Club.
An April Lady.
Aurora Floyd.
A Marked Man.
Cripps, The Carrier.
Ruffino.
The Honorable Miss.
Lady Maude's Mania.
Marcia.
The Parisians.
Border Beagles.
Bride of Lammermoor,
Life Of Daniel Boone.
The Rival Princes.
Molly Bawn.
Murdered in the Rue Morgue
Reproach of Annersley.
Kenilworth.
Last of the Mohicans.
Shandon Bells,
Old Myddleton's Money.
Romola.
The Mysterious Island.
Mystery Of OrcivaL
The Second Wife.
Monastery.
Search for Basil LyndEurst.
Rob Roy.
The House Of the Seven Gables.
Violet Vivian.
The Wages of Sin.
Vivian Grey.
Strange Adventures of a Pheaton.
Beyond Pardon.
The Antiquary.
Birds of Prey.
The Firm of Girdleston,
Fern Leaves.
Charles Anchester.
Foul Play.
Gold Elsie,
Martin Chuzzlewit
ChandOs.
Catherine.
Pathfinder.
Our Mutual Friend.
Pickwick Papers.
A Pair Of Blue Eyes.
The Prairie.
The Human and Divine.
Yencasse.
TIL Story OF an African
Cousin Pons.
Crown of Wild Olives,
Life of Kit Carson.
David Copperfeld.
Child's History Of England.
The Fairy Of the Alps
No Name.
Nv Lol d aud My Lady.
Tour of the World in 80 Days.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the
Sen.
The Phantom Ship.
Jane Eyre.
June.
Knickerbocker History Of New York.
Lady Audley's Secret.
A Hardy Horseman.
House on the Marsh.
The Owl House.
Old Curiosity Shop.
Nick OF the Woods.
Wit, Humor and Pathos.
Queen Hortense.
In the SchilliugscourS.
Pioneers
My Hearts Darling.
Life of David Crockett.
Lady Castlemains's Divorce
The Sin of Joost Avelingh,
Woodcraft.
Half Hour with Great Humorists.
Half Hour with Great Story Tellers.
Silas Warner.
Half Hour with Great Noveists,
History of the United States.
Southwark, oh.
Her Dearest Foe.
Great Expectations,
Grimm's Fairy Tales.
Gilded Clique.
The Vendetta.
Esop's Fables
Waverley.
Vixen.
Faith and Unfaith
The Deemster.
A False Start.
Scenes from Clerical Life.
Charlotte Temple.
Griffith Gaunt.
Vrscouselos.
Masterman Ready.
Master Passion.
Old Mamselle's Secret,
The Leronge Case
March in the Ranks.
Sloane Square Scandal.
The Wigwam and Cabin.
Guy Manneriug.
Flying Dutchman.
Macleod of Dare.
Marry Lorrequer.
Guilderoy.
Don Quixote.
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Anything Cheap

Is usually looked upon as
inferior in quality. This is
not the case with our stock
ofMen's and WOmen's Shoes
which we are offering at
cheap prices---cheaper, in
fact, than such a grade of
goods has ever before been
sold in Scranton. These
cheap prices will only pre-.
vail until Feb. 1.
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Mn.io Roxas Exolnsiu.lu.

WE open in our new store this morning
The SCRANTON CASH STORE
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WAR OF DsRcLss GOES mERRllY.

WE open in our new store this morning
The SCRANTON CASH STORE.
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WE open in our new store this morning.
The SCRANTON CASH STORE.
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REPORT OF the POLICE WORK.

WE open in our new store this morning
The SCRANTON CASH STORE.
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Crowds of people anxious to see the
books of the Oxford, Rugby and Col
umbus series yesterday filled the
TRIBUNE off .e, and their curiosity was
soon turned to pleasure. for they had
not expected to behold such an excellent
quality of standard works. so hand
somely bound, such fiue paper and in
such clear and large type.
1t should be borne in mind that all
the books of all the series, which have
illuminated covers, are bound in cloth,
many OF them in the English vellum
cloth. As consequences the demand
for the books exceeded all expectations.
The general remark Of surprise was
that they resembled almost extctly the
fine works in the Scranton library.
They had not looked for such excell'
cnce.
All these books in the different series
have arrived, and as there is raid on
some special authors it will pay those
desiring first choice to cut coupons
and send In their cash without delay.
Following are the titles OF the books
eomnrised in the Oxford series
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-25

Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb 3 (SpecaD.-The wheat market was scA
TODAY II shorts Partridge. had NOT taken ac-
vantage OF the weakness TO cover. the market "ou'u
have been scker The price ot May cropped
p cent. the price of July little over cent. May SOFA
from Gi 70 63a.. and closed at o'. cents July soh
from es, 10 6as. In the Northwest there were
n, cars Of wheat, against cs6 cars last year Flour
stocks in the principal cities increased for the month ot
January - 600 barrels. The passage wheat IN
sed bushels Kansas city had very large r"-
GENTS 80 bushels Primary market receipts '''""
bushels were lo0O bushels larger than the same DAY
last year Cables Indifferent. The decrease IN ths
visible 373 bushels. Disappointing the local
stock Increased bushels The incident OF the ah-
ing was covering MAY by Partridge ana the putting
ou OF n new line shorts for July.
Corn was as weak wheat May sold from ~ 70 o'S.
and closed at 31sa3s cents. Receipts were large WI
cars: the estimate for Tuesday 925 cars The west
nredlc,ed a larger movement. The immediate news on
oats was not particularly bearish but they nevertne-
loss followed corn and wheat. May sold from -os !"
closed at 2Die cents
Provisions early yielded In sympathy win grain Ihey
nrn, almost exactly saturday last ncues on
small hog receipts and fair cash demand Tor lsrd'
There the estimate for tuesday i"t".
Nav pork closed Si2 15 May lard. - 3's May ros
ST Az. -, ,,..a ca, scar co,,..
calls CPS nG Puts on May corn were 3''s cents'
calls. 3,is cents.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
THE REV. NJ C. PETERS on THE JESUITS.

The Pcy Madison g. Peters. In the course OF his
sermon SUNDAY evening at Bloomingdale Church,
boulevard and West Sixty-eighth-st. said:
For their crimes inrrigues and cOnspiraces, the
J.suts nave been kicked out OF all Cathollc cOui-
tries again ana again by POpes. princes ana kings,
both Catholic and Protestant. These spies and
sworn minons O: foreign despot. compelled to
nee from the hatred of the rising spirit or freedom
in Europe have betaken themselves TO America.
History is said TO be philosophy teaching by eN-
ample Will the American people DC warned IN
time America swarms with Jesuits and Trey are
al work seeking the destruction of our institutions
II is no unusual thing to see after the names Of
cesastics the letters IS. j., which signify that
they are Jesui,s, members Of The so-caled $50
cety of Jesus
II is the Jesuits who inspired the attacks our
public schools and thrust their hands into the pub
lie treasures 1t Is the Jesuit3 who are decrying
liberty OF conscience, free speech and free press
1t is the Jeyuts who are debauching our Govern
ment and working the mischief which has ever been
the legmate business of these trained spies OF the
Papacy. of which they at once the dctators
and slaves. j appeal 10 Catholic freemen. who are
oppressed :heir own soil. and came here TO
breathe The air of freed0mrespcct the Nation that
has adopted sou and refuse TO give anything but
a grave to those who seek to destroy free Amer
tons of the people or his way to Rome that he
placed the letter warning him of the plot TO
snate him In his pocket unread. and so going TO
Rome he slain. Shall read the letters OF
warning history has written, shall we Caesar
like go to Rome. permitting ourselves TO be alb
sorbed with the mighty dollar and let the Nation
~ r,in
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06

busn slightly than hai been expected lne Ho'.- s
mont the demand for cash and the hrnlnt.s VII
which spot Is held Is Great ne qite n.t ,,t rH,
ndencc although there Is great deal ol a. y ,ton
to trade unt the developments nave assuha l.pp ~,
positive character than 1T present th'Y guy" rN
Just the clo-e prco' beramc quit" wax Oh e hi
Ing -OlI' con ron. th,a4' seLile a'"''V WIZ"
irouaht considerable, the mar"et The co,c wa
barely rfcady. and at e & ~ ne . cine. ~, '"l
wa, dull a.d weaker. clos A. i2tc nominal i! one
elevator - 10000 bush delivered ~ To-" tS,''
and a few ears of steamer yellow 3i f"'2c el'Nat"f
There reports ~ two lo:cS Tor orNnr''b
here and fow small la,s at out ports. OAl',-
rarity In sympathy wth ard partially In SYnlnthy
with Tho volume of fnur" tran actions wa, hot
lnr.r and the close Guct but llrm on in.fpNu ~
f. oa-h. The mar,r. Ecr >hoW'! me- '..N'',
f,f the Il" erIr> ~ = On nlNn on. ~
ssd,c white Oa- This. stated was dnc u a''l.iN
i'm snot pop,rty. the Wet al'r For ON t'c
pn-r Jo6lor. ha,. iuy ing very slowly. hut 'psa
vhl,t the narsr. iTm and higher on cash coihs
with quite I'm undeIton At the advance; sale. OF nNu
,a,. were I,5GOo hu>i a follows. y a''- - w
h.,I 3i,sda elevator Latter \r"-i ON t''r!i n"
whit" O)0 bush. 3G', f2fL" latter N"".N"iE "l,,
fra!: Nn 3 Whit. caI,ot>. 2jd3'Ic: ma "hr'. ZipD
H. IN, 3G04ic. track MIXED 5000 bush 3i2Gh" No
white cIi,p d. II Ooo bash. 31t, az IS" " TIA k't
towcd state. sO0Sjr ..... ~ NRll N-NarN't ~ 'N y"
M!lrrul:ar G::2aoi'ec unciad " ,t rn Do, W"'
rrvad stale. 81. re ENE-Narhrt nominal
UI-CL WHEAT -Mar,ct dull Canadian I'm bond. lh1n,c
siaic 30 nominal japanese. 30 ~ 49,
Cln,ersr q easy: No Ec' inrrv. $40 - a@NM -a'p"
srcd finn. ~ Iootli - rrr 100 y in et"ir; 'nai -
- -, p,r 10 small sales. , ~, 80,
We ,v. con, arl>on t,c "!osn' pf o. 'h' prc'''
ous l,x nd 4 P ~ cor p1nCng dl'c las yea
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
4 DEspiIR1NG FHENCHuAN'S SUICIDE.
PIERRE BRADY. RIDING MASTER. HoFH"r'9'
or WINNING THE WOMAN HE LOVED.
KILLS HIMSELF At TIE ST. JAMES

Hopeless love for a married woman 1t was De-
lieved caused Pierre BRADY an athletic Frenchman
10 XIII himself in the ST. James Hotel early Yeste'-
day morning lie was thirty years old ana uhhar-
ried and for number of years he had been IN
Instructor In the Aldne Riding Academy III fhia-
dephia. Daring toe last three months he had De'h
in this city frequently and had stayed Tor hs"'
occasionally at the ST. James Hotel, in Hroad"ay'
at Twenty-siXth-st
at 80 d. m yesterday he entered the hoteI ana
paid for a room. rcmarhing that he wanted 10 get
an early train to Philadelphia and wanted to he
called at $50 a. M. He shown 10 his room
Immediately and seen again until the
hour when he had asked TO be called. Then hall
boy knocked at the door Of the room and got no
answer. After repeated knocks the boy placed his
ear against the door and listened. lie could hear
heavy breathing inside the room His suspicious
were aroused ami he went To- cal the engineer
Together they forced their way into the room
They found Brady nsens!ble the bed Beside
the bed a vial which mad contained morphine
Beside Il q note. unstaled ana without address
written in French. Translated. the note ran as FOL
lows.
Madame: My last thought vii! be for you. At
the moment of leaving this world say to yon
farewell BRADY.
Dr.. Nichols. the physician at the hotel! WAS called
To the room. and worked over the dying man for
over :WO hours III the VAIN hope Of saving Ms lifc
but h. died without regaining consciousness.
IN }rady's pockets wcr" found a silver watch ard
chain. several trinketS and papers ana SO Among
the papers was the draft o: a letter which he nIi
wriiten to the unknown woman whom he had
loved. II showed tina; she was married and that
ne had deSpGircd OF gaining her affection FOR tina:
reason. There was III the .ctter also hint that
he intended 70 XIII himself. His body was removed
10 an entertainers shop at Flrs-aye. and Eighth-st
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
PAYING PENSIONS TO OLD VETERANS.

The United States Pension agency began yes.er-
day morning about O'Clock It's SIX days session
for the quarterly payment OF pensions. Long be-
fore midnight Sunday the veterans began to
gather IN front OF the pension office, at No ass
Canal-s;.. where they formed in line and waited
patiently till opening time. In many Instances ii
was the first money they had received for weeks
and II ever a Governments practical gratitude re-
leved want and thoroughly appreciated. II
was at this time.
On the lower aoor the men received their checks
and then to guard against the temptations held out
by the numerous barrooms In the nc!s shborrood
p1acards were posted with this insci iption "a 8
soon as you get your check please pass to the base
ment and get Il cashed free" This basement is
sion the managers {: Ehicn Major General
o. o. Howard. General j.. Webb. General F. T.
Locke Coone Y. G. Ioveland Colonel H. r. Had
lev Major-Gen.r3i Wager Swayne. Kiliaen Van
Rensselaer, ". F. Wardwell Henry Hall and ]. r.
Huy.er. On Sunday night and yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06

FATHER JOSEPH vINCENTINI SENT FROM ROME
TO LOOI: OFT FOR THEIR INTEia+STS
~ AMERICA.


So rapid has been the immigration OF ltaIiah
Catholics 10 this country and TO Soutn America IL
has been deemed advisable by the Propaganda IN
Rome to delegate representative TO look ai'er 'h'r
interests in the Western World. IL IS UNDERSTOOD
that this step has been taken the advice o! Mon
sgnor Sato. IN pursuance of that pIah' fa'her
Joseph Vincentin. OF the Roman Cathohc "rder
Of ST Charles Borromeo. mas been sent from Rome.
and has lust arrived in this city. lie l. now looking
over the ground preparatory to entering upon MS
work.
Estimates OF the Italian Roman Catholic popu-
lation in this city place the figures at about -'""
Many OF these not regular attehdahls AT
church and means to bring them within the pale OF
spirituai influence have been considered 'of a
long time IL TO reach this non-chuichSolhs
class ia one Of the largest Italian quarters OF the
town thar the Church Of our Lady Of Loretto was
established in Eliza abeth-s,., between fast houston
and B!eecker sts., a little more than year ago
under the care of Father Russo. II Is probdDe'
also that still another Italian church va. De
founded in another part of the city WITHIN year
After Father Nincentini has accomplished i'or-
+ion of the work laid out for him in North America
he will go to South America TO investigate IN" con-
dition OF the Church. far as the laans are con-
cerned on that continent. He Will visit Argentina
esnecially which has lately been the Mecca 10
which many Italians have gone. ana where mat
branch of the Church Is strongest IN ""uth
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
OTHER NAHLFTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East FEB y, so Zoo Ss Ss,s sonss: TO-
s sssc sGaS s @ sSa' week "s 600 through
hs,a sSSas ron5 's for sea On
;.s extra sSPSs s $50 S s'sa
othes 50 oS SSo;. oxs as sS"o 5o sr s. e5as S. Old
10 o' good good @ tat ec% s:;eGss bulls hrTsr s.9a
$ far ds % 'AsSs sssss 1871 % fresh 'V
ss5as52 veaI' lower - 800 ,G xd ns fs 500
m last wS SgoS o6 s'a@ head on sas
Market opened yS4S. sSss9 ysas g. f0 o. asR'
: : % s5 :soSs nfSSy sS IS sssss Sss' s sSi
3 ,es sss ses4 se 'ia s.. for s.s ss'
Mf, ' Rssd '' CONSIGNED head Sss
York 5000 head SALE 25 900 head Makes e pasS
Serc Win 10000 head carried Good % cho,ss
% ssas 81 .Adap tr e s. goo y 3 ss
wethers s. eOSs3 10 extra we;hers 1lS n s.
lamb, here.
East Liberty FEB sc,ers.iD'' te,, ea. 8; 5. leo: cc
= good su'as 3 css g 90 sCas good 'ssr Ssa
- fa' about ons slow IL Sadi on Ys *.
z 0ss Good hea1H c%s g stsss
co seDa & fs Sc @
mon sdsl so ycarncs - jodt3 % auo, c o. 'SS .s
q so 80 j. veal calves S'''' % ''''' a'' 'a'
rnon Ya chaso Feb scatsgRessps. g ss;7a s.cs.
osse and fessF6s ID 200 81 s.aS Market SS srons
ileayy - Goa - common 10 ohocS mSed - igc a,
=. choice assorted s. p as 81 light. 70 icdeo 20
,ics - a5as % sheep-Recepts u 600 head *
quiet. Inferior TO choice. 81 oOds3 oo' lamp '~
- C5 .., ,..
81 louis. Feb. 5-Catce-RSseirs 2lnsr cniv lItfls
s%nny on hand mostly medium and statesmen dd
NOT have much diiculty in obtaining an advance IN:
market in Texas department YVES STOW ane s1S
native 3 sass COWS 81 osTe had S TSs
market opencd with a small supply. There -as eo1d
demand from all classes OF buyers Prices were eener,v
5c higher ana good healthy tonr prevailed during ne
early part the day bat later the advance was i9:,
lcht 81 lOds5 %; mixed S5dSj 30; heavy - lop
* 20 Receipts 4o5 head The only representa-
ton on thc market this morning was carloads of Iexn
merInos which at There wer' plenty OF puyefs
on hand for tat sheep lambs and good steady pces
could have been obtained had they been asked; IeAss
merinos, - 90.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
4 PENNY FOR EACH YEAR or HIS LTFE

Hermann Stutzer one of the largest operators on
the Produce EXchange. had hts seventeen birthday
Yesterday. an] his fellow members % the Exchange
gave him s"rentr pennies. II has always been the
custom 10 give to Mr.. S,utzcr on his birthday -
many p' miles as he j. years Old. Calvin Il. Lock
wood collected the subscriptions AMI dropped the
PENNIES on hv one in Mr. Stut2rr's pocket. Mr.
Siulz-r then made Ms usual speech and received
the CONGRATULATIONS Of every the floor.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06

,2ss r. ct 81 TO- cows 1910 ~ at ss2 90; ai DO go
,.s sanders Chicago ;sesrs iaIS r. * At 2. so 3d.
at 81 10; Il d. 1885 ~ a. 81 c5; IS d. liso N. st
saadsP: % ksn"ssy % Y d. d. las 49, oxen.
Isn:1 e. ~ E. & 3 g g. i is's &, ,s
z SIsn 1892 g o I1S ~, n at e. s2Gs3 ,SSa - bulls
Il do $50 H. at 52 20; as d. oso 9c0 r. at 81 Is
S W. sherman 10 chicaeo steers, 1890 NJ at e, ooh;
49, Gordmih - chicago stcers ieto NJ at :. es; Is
I9s n @ 81 & g. = nSS. g" So s 5s5' NJ H. a. a. >, 3 % ' II d.
MlEH @1% cSwsIEscc,n !" Fad SSaa ma NOMINAL, 10
''Pfy y s9o&e% e Including direct
s,s :" cf and western cayc. STEADY vas sca ..
ass per 100 % er1as and a avSs SsSs az e. gss
7a0sc country dressed Nea sal i2c for city dressed
'"T SalaS-ii%"e & Mncu: ysas I,o n svcrayc at ss
per 100 o p Il a. i n d. At ~ q o ~ 20 80 Sc 80 i ., d d. at 70
iO7 H. a. sicsG lS b,invari.. 232 -. a. 20 IS Is
weFn F. S'sc 80 50 J, @ at 10 B. 81 g ad D. 81 q -
81 co. y d. Do l@g p - at s % DO l2s H. at s. 20;
pI,'aok ~. 2 =. ssc at ssss
mScd DO 10, u q s Co.. ve;s iii h. at sS Is;
90 g. 1aGq I'd @ At co = 8 vcas ,2s ~ =, - ag oarnyard
SSiirTp XII TtIhs- Receipt. for two day. v.-.
ears direct to btchers. Including sork held last
& ' a %%' d @ E 20 o rF ross aF%' e si, saS,
sheep s2asi per 1c0 n; common 30 extra lambs
ooss 5s7s 'Tcr rsr Dressed i,.O: agli sass
Ss:'S @SSs'Is" pr s. - s'''s
lScS 'SS Go ,d e H. b. % DO = = % 10 STATE
collins i4s stat :. s%9s q Z D. a. g. 90 a., s'
s % az r. 50 $50 & @ d. q g C
2O7 do 7eh n at - q: $50 STATE sheep, 1ot = g e.
- h. 'aa1 a - ,c s. ID do '? 3 r. nat at 81 90 70 DO %
- % - sheep ana lambs u H. at - 3'a 70 stat
- - NJ 10
Malicnheck & llollI7: ?os Mchsaa ss lambs, 50 a. a.
a, ;. s7is - &'''1S Ss ohio Go 3 = s. 90
= 80 state do 20 ~ a. . 20 's 90 "a iS.sn p at 70
2 g 2, Dc sS en-. n at .sss. g i21 al
n. a: :'s,s; = 1%' - do. 1872 Is. az 81
Hume 6 Mullen lss & at, lambs 81 co AZ . =; 2os
y at 8, 30: 1877 do SO ~ at 81 so 23l do, s. n az
80 so is' d" s. y y at 3 49, 90 g q no. DO a s. y r 81 do
= y $50; 200 westerg do. 81 n q >, 'o sot %
1m, M b. % e. f. f. s G 81 G' ia o. DO Is sOss
sheep H. 2, 37ia IL State do, lSs n. at 50; -
g. DIiicSiacI 1873 Canada lambs 81 n, at 49, 100
Sta's 90 do 81 r. 2. = = a. % j. 5s a. do At = - g g AZ no ao -
az 81 40: u lambs. 70 n, at 81 %; 12i STA"
p o-.ngtoe STATE lamb; Ga c,Ocsd &c 8, ., n r p:
8 ss g. q p y n q st = :? 9 300 ss' ao w:s'r =. r.
do 59 81 - a; e - Western 81 sheen So ~ a. sa 5o %
n. p; 80 do 70 n, at 81 %; 30 DO clipped a 7"
oGs-R.ceipts for DAYS were ~ cars Or ~ go
hesdieo head sale Market VIZ, rm hdS ana .os ,,
s. .oa s6 ;, per 100 " PIGS a, So So Countrydre''ed
lower Gdsc. - ,oo . ...~,.
a.. 81 o. nor 100 n 81 DO ia at SO o. 10 do. e4s
~ at 8 50: pigs e5 n at % 90 a. So ,e hoe..
D. McPherson g. Co.: s. State hogs. 1l5 N, at ss 2s
c%S Itg cons ip AZ dS State pier 30 ~ a. SO so.