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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

Dear sirs and fellow brethren notice
is here by given that Star of Bethlehe NJ
l.. .. Lodge, No. rs has removed TO $40
orange street aud fas brother do nope
70 nave large attendance at the dedioa-
tion oil our new hall as We will have very
Important business to attend TO,
Remain Yours Eraternally.
RoDEET Blown. No. S2O Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Information has
reached here in a dispatch from Am bassa,
dor Runyon, at Berlin. that the local
authorities of Heilbronn, Wurtenberg,
Germany, have removed tho prohibition
placed on the sales of American canned
beef
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

When In need OF coal or wood cal, up
e45. or send postal card for ton OF ex-
ira largo pea coal to II. I. Ser geant.
dealer In coal. wood and grain, A large
load Of wood for sLo0 IVES tern oats,
balod hay aud straw. lard JOG Murylaud
Ave. Phone 5i5. Cen trail office, 7th anI
King streets. PhoUe 5S7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

ID. 4. Bourbon has removed his cigar
store and factory from No. East Sec oud
street, to >. w. cor OF Second and Shipley
streets. The CITY Market aud RUBY Gold
cigar u speciality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

Mr.. ana Mrs. John McGabe, 5io French
street are visiting friends ut Norfolk. Va
Edward Price, OF Alexandria, VA, who
has been visiting his sister Mrs. Frank
Stout, No lsUG Delaware Avenue, return.
ed homo Wednesdny evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28
pENlEs ms ipeN1irY, a



n Eight Hundrsa Thoas~nd Deliars.
NEW YoRk, Dee 28--wilhelm a. LIP
pert the alleged forgor from South AZ.
RIGA, who was arrested In Cincinnati on
Tuesday, was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Shields yesterday
and was committed In charge Of the
United Statcs marshal for examination.
Lippert Is charged with forgeries and en-
bezzlements amounting to nearly $500, 900,
which he took from the Union bank OF
Cape Town. Lippsrt denied his identity
with the person charged. Lippert Is the
son of wealthy parents in Hamburg. He
was educated In England and afterwards
went on o tour, landing in Kimberly, Cape
Colony South Africa. There he specu-
lated In wool and made fortune, which
he spent by living in lavish style. Whom
reverses came he did not curtail his ex-
penses, but forged to keep up his pace.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

New HAVEN, Dec ps.-Ted Sullivan,
late OF the Washington Baseball club, is
here in the interests of the Atlantic asso-
citation. 1t is proposed to establish an
eight club league, including New Haven,
bridgeport, Waterbury, Danbury, Pater.
son, Newark and two in Pennsylyania.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

we still have some choice pipes that
would make a desirable New Year gilt.
Good clgnrs-25 nnd 80 in II box--you may
20 10 auctions for bargains. but II You
Wnnth bargain call at Dursteiu's, 5 East
Second.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

SEND all your personals, weddings,
deaths md accidents to thu sporting edI.
tor of the RiruBLIcAN His ring is 200.
Don't forget when you have anything
now to call him up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

A aLAssDLowEn named Jacob Hackett
residing In Bridgoton. N. j., became 30
engrossed over eating his lunch on We'd
nesday last that he swallowed his SET Of
falsn tooth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

Elegant perfumes. violet water and
otheio, Lazeli's best line BAY Rum fancy
comps. all prices tooth brushes. Florida
water, Myrtle Cologne, &c. FOR Christ ma.,
times at Slnms Il Son. sc King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

We do not guarantee the seuuineness
OF our Pure Family Medicines. White
Pulmonlo Balsau, Vegetable Liver pills
Blood Further. etc. unless sold by ragu
lar druggists. and at our depot 606 King
street, Wilmington, and at our regular
prices only. Respectfully
DR. j. StMNs g. SON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

Shllohs t.ureis sold ON guarantee. It
cures lnclpient Consum ptlou. IL ia tho
best Cough Cure. Only one cent d dose,
z5ets., 5Ucts., aud 81 %
sold by n. u. Danlorth. druggist. Second
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

bYkFToNs-Moisture intense itching an
NinElngi most at night; worse by scratchin r.
III allowed TO continue. tunors form while n
often bleed and nlcerate. becoming yer v
sore. eMArNE's OINTMENT stops lac itchln z
and blsediaE. heals liberation, and In mo AZ
oasos removes the tumor. At druggists or by
mall, for 30 ssntA DR.. Swayns Il Son. Phil a.
aeIphis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

HURaAH for 25een. water and cent
beer. Then saloon keepers even will
make big profits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

8. W. Cor. 18th and Market streets Ia
Tho place to buy your groceries aud pro.
Visions aud save mouey
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

WHO has the han dsomest Christmas
tree In the city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand, put up In glass Jars when de sired
and delivered To alt parts Df tue city. j,
"a. Porter. 9TH aud Madison streaLs,
Phone U4l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

DoS'rforgst to make your usual New
Year resolutions to turn over new leaf
On the fret Of the new year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

A, Z. Lohner, No. LOG Il Third street, has
In his Window. small porker. which he
Will serve with sour kIout for lunch on
saturday evening. All of his friends are
invited to give him call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

Hollis is selling pounds OF candy for IS
cents, ~ Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

HURRY w with your votes for U. 8.
Senator. AddlcSs was only a few votes
ahead OF Senator Higgins on Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

People who want to save money buy /
Farmers Market House. S!7 kiug st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

Have VIM. ZoIpsr, Elkton, Nd, to tune
your plano or organ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

Try Smlths London Cough drops. Our
tsnlee 10 cents per pound. Smiths 1905
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

nRU6S-Wanted by registered clerk OF
u 5years cxper enre. position in city; lie
oil reference. Address, n. a, III ofiNe.
d24-H..t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

4 For the best cough drops and oaramels
n the city 90 to 22I Market street. IL. d.
Hollis, proprietor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28

90 TO s w. Cor l2th and Market streets
Tor your groceries and save money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-28
DIR. SIMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills.

Elegantly sugar coated. No tasts
in swallowing Gripsiess. and no
sickening. operate grindly, and vet
you hardly know you take medleins.
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stomach
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints, Kidney diseases and
Cures tired feelinga. skin affections
headache, dizziuoss, glddy-head, 10.
Nice In every respect as a real Liver
medicine and Family protection
against diseases. $50 box, In one
for 81. Sold by druggists In clties aud
country Depot 606 King street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

sSs rT q NSnns %a" s.t1
chopped apples and skins ftaslDe no.
% hed hu, quiet, Ices s sn5aan here Black
perr! n' ha ary mG sSs at &C. in small
supply and held very firmly MY :, oh9 'obbnS way
lot coor-d Offering at SIS We auO semmdn to
p chops lg Esr,S so 5sro nn@ 's sioe
ise b,cklcrrie ISL ssaGc aprico,d. California iS''
IN 1FI supply and t for % ws
qualities the mrrksi o5 stock tsS Is inquired and
endv Receipts Of peaches lighter today nIn '
%d no Sd.E Sp p 6wy and M slow Plum. mostly TOO
and dull Pears Of pr np, aua a N color small
and such drag Backberes about gone Hue
au nySn IN rSod stock wa;eneons be
San up S sn% e psr 5 Be- g
Frpn sgs2 % Naek ppps ngs.ss do Orange
pp p 81 75Ss2 DO fair quslIties sgsl 49,
as6 M'e@sa a?d Do Tsg c sT s1 &c. srsp:
gina Nagar per H. s@'e do .isc So uprVe Cham,
M SSS Eafy p sm"s ' Sp %%S'' g ~ Sq
$685. So Bof raa up s2gs aGa DO
Flemish s?a>2 30 do ca,hs,ine 81 iSnSI rs
per quart 5asc; wa,.rm'lons per 10" soa ~ o,a.e
al oG$i2 mkwSlSn' A 8nra Hs"a Sri.1 sias2
OI s-Tralc along YEARLY and Will mere Is
easy 'on so, 10 Sns srrr n% do sd to prime s
d. common sac: Pacific Coast 1889 rhoGG. o 9'
iic common to prime. ca'c' yearnsS 'p'e ou-o'''
AND STRAW-Marhet stli si'".
Hay nrns rer 100 ~ S5ngJc; do. No 3 TO NO l. ,orN.
40 shining SOC. do trash. 2Oi3Oc do. coVcr NIX w
v,. I've strav Ing OGGoc do short and oa'. 900 ioc.
POi'ITRY-AIIVf.-Ten carloads In today 1 I'VE
or.usd stcady with some choice Indiana selling az I
but tho market weakened WIN CLOSING s''s rD,a
,tAc Not much change In chickens common 10 IN ~,
Western selling NJ icQiic exceptional lots Mt i'2c GA
rnos,ers raser and ducks slightly weaker, W. Pu
SorinC chickens local choice. per ~ ina re- a. (,.
mon to prime iodic fowls pa iOc OLD roosteis 2'..",
turkeys sane: ducks per pair. i0a ,2c geese ,rs
nig~ons uer mir 2OT3Oc .DRESSED-A Vety ntls~
pruori lon of receipts fowls. and the InarN'' LIT ~
is very dull and lower. Spring chickens fairy aCr t'
r~r,er Ducks and geese steady. We quote ,uln's
cr ~ %n". snring chickens Philadelphia l3nlsc DO
western dry picked. 0Tlic do scalded vzpllci
dr., nickel Sf si,c do scalicd iHsc; Old '1cH9 -
sprng ducks Long Island and Eastern l32alfc' s'u''''
rOTArOEs AND vEGETABIEs-l-ons Island am an, c !
soy rotato~e in l~er supply and weaker S"ee, p,,@S
seiline vol. and market closed firm tomatoes
NOR plenty and lower. Mos, other xmas 81 -.
tables are in freor receipt and shade easier we PS -,
Potatoes Long Island per bb 81 13gs2 do Jers,y ~
aSl - do sweet 81 auns3. onions. per DBL SlHSl
ccnters per loo ioQ7oc. cabhages per "s 20 fo,
cc,ery d. zen ROOTS iOn6or; plant per Dbl ~,
green peas Western Ncw-lok. pr has - 80 x, ~
,,rn nor U ears 15cNs2 lima beans per bag SlpfI -
SQUASH nor i.l 1JcnSi. tomatoes. Acm" per Don ''SV
81; DO Grant and other common varieties foe"'v'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

esIlier from Franhn-sI
80 A. IA. Tor Cornwall Lakes Mohonk and MIN.
newaska and Waikiki Valley stations. Mlddletown.
Aloominsbug. Elienvae, Fasburg Liberty Ca.bondae.
Scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney New Berlin. Norwich,
Utca. Oneida. FULTON oswego
Bloomnsburg wuIstboro Enenvlis. Montaindae Falls.
burg, HurleyVille. Liberty Falls. Liberty. White
As y. Saturdays only Tor MIldleown. Blooming.
burg. Wurtsboro. Eenvile. Mountandale Centrevlile
Fasburg Hurleyvie Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksv,ls
Livingston Manor. Rockiand.
Ford. Mddetown. wurtsboro. Ellenvnie Mountaind le
Parksyille. Livingston Manor
I.3O D. West Cornwall Orr's Mills. Meadow
Brook. Campbell Hall, Stony Ford Crystal Run Middle.
town. Bloomingburg. Wurstt no. Eilenyile
7:I5 o. m. daily Tor Mddetown. Boomingburg Falls.
burg. Liberty Livingston Manor, Walton. Sidney. Nor
wch Oneida Fulton. oswsgo. Niagara Falls and points
west Pullman Sleeping Cars Free reclining chair
10 Chicago without change.
Tckets and Pullman Drawing Room seat. at 81 Broad.
var New York J. G. ANDERSON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

'N'"7''ih hfhSi Ia, IhJf
BEANS AND PEAS-Domosiic marrow held nrmly but
very quiet Domestic medium ana nominal from
hrm Red kidney quiet the moment. but conddentiy
held. Turtle soup beans sell very Slowly: Foreign
trade Foreign pea very plenty and duh. Foreign
yet respond to the higher prices shsd %1 gch' are re
In instances 2lzc above our mutations We quote Beans
do 81 %. do white kidney. 8? ioas2 co. do rcd
dnss % s. e DO i@"S Foreign 81 "%s do s
q$i 20: do foreign slasi 20. green peas bbs per
HuTrER Fancy Cfeamery rulins steady at at ssc
few lots ?pred i"sa aid Pre- NAVE mo- been sueer,sfg
not strictly fancy. Frs's and seconds sell mod. raely
lots q June creamery selling seneray ., s,
Cuisines is fair and almost exclusively for The con-
STATE dairy half r.in tubs in light .upp.y and fairly
sales TO- esns pfne m,a afLDc nn have not had
fair inquiry for best quality western dairy IN vain fr
firmly. but unchanged We quote cresmerS extras ! r
90 nrs's 2osa2i.c do thirds To- seconds iqlsc state
tin tubs. best Invoices lsdi'c: do seconds i5IsqI7c:
seconds. aaae dairy rs .'i sc i'a 6r Do
to sseonds iHsg4se d factory nsns June
al5c: do hrkns. current maxi nrs,s IiaItsc DO tubs
CIIEEsE-Foreign advces do not encourage much q,
port business and shippers are holding on but stock
modify their views only perfect lots large size reach
rn and have fair obbing demand mas sa,s are are
dSy as sf S o Ss s a1@ S. s higher
We quote state fu-cream. large size. coored white
'hVpt'' u" g""h 10 S'zHbc; do common
fair. T.cas.c; 10 small size. fancy, Dsm9,,c; do com
mon TO choice. I&M9l.c: part skins. choice 6GG.c do
good to prime. 5hm1c, do common TO fair 3hGJc: full
skins. 2n3c
EGGs-we are having a fairly steady market Supplies
liberal but the demand keeps fairly we'll
For best Western lie Is the usual price some sales
reported 1870 agreed oss"s Inferior stock
working out fairly we'll Losses In counting s unusually
heavy. State sell lhc when strictly
and choice but most lots do exceed I7ac.
house eggs are selling at 15h0I6c We quote: Nearby
fancy, per dozen, 1sc state and Pennsylvania, Ike
Western nor,herly sections average best 6.al!c; West
ern and southwestern. good to prime. l5is Gc
house nsts lS,sgl6c Western poor to fair. per
n SnTrT " fr ssTs, per ssse ~ .oTs. %
selling very slowly sun-dred sppies practically out Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
Fun FOR THE STOCK BROKERS'.
THEY GIVE W. HOWARD BARNES A LESSON NOT
TO COME on THE FLOOR OF THE En-
CHANGE AGAIN IL Ills SHIRT SLEEVES.

THEY GIVE W. HOWARD BARNES LESSON NOT
TO COME on THE FLOOR OF THE EN-
CHANGE AGAIN IN HIS SHIRT SLEEVES.
HIS name was W. Howard Barnes and he said
ne lived in Boston and knew little Of the etiquette
Of the New-York Stock Exchange This was the
information given about himself by a young man
who received remarkable treatment on the floor OF
the Network Stock Exchange yesterday He gave
this information after he had been pummelled and
punched by the wicked bulls and bears. and
now he IS looking for the principals in the affair
which made him such a wreck at yesterdays daily
gamble Of the brokers. Mr.. Barnes thought that
there was no reason why he should not go on the
floor in his shirt sleeves but the brokers objected
and hence his treatment. To be sure, he would not
be tolerated in his shirt sleeves in Boston. but then
he thought Newly and Boston were so different
that no one would take exception 10 shirt sleeves
here and so he went into the Atchison crowd With
gu. his coat.
Atchison was not especially active at that mo,
ment. he was observed by the whole crowd ana
before he could say that he thought his appear.
ance proper form. ne surrounded by ot or
wildly gestculatinE men. who passed him - the
door with more haste than polteness ana the peau-
tiful colored shirt of Mr.. Barnes Of Boston was
thing of tatters and shreds. He is a member OF the
firm of Cunningham & Barnes. OF Erston. ana rep
resents the firm here He is a well-llked man. Du'
old enough 10 know better. and his friends on 'he
Stock Exchange say that the treatment ne received
was merely a warning TO forget his coat IN MS
future visits TO the Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York. August Ia, 1917
COTTON-rhe market is weaker all around o-uh! w
NOT decline here being 10 points. win me '" ui'
and total sales for the day -. bales inns
was largely due TO "eaker turn In l'NeiiSi wiz
futures closed AT net decline Of point, ana Manchester
was dull for yarns with cloths quiet Inc hidi 'ht ~
mand here helped dcpress the market ana the'"
more disposition sell than there was To- iuy ih'e
were no important outside influences other IMAM the
pool market The from the New Enslan1 MINIS
rather encouraging they report gooi demahl LOT
their product and favorable reports continued - come
from the drygoods district and the drygoods ira OF e
country seems be working into better POSITION me
weekly weather report Of the Department Of Agriculture
that heavy local rains have caused injury 10
cotton in portions Caroinas and Florida and some
Mississippi upon the whole the reports as 10 the crop
continue favorable. Picking has begun In Florida ana
Alabama and continues central AMI southern TcXaS
In Oklahoma cotton good condition bolls opening
The Bureau reports III" exports OF cotton for
eleven months ending July ~ 52313'i bales against
bales the corresponding period in 1873 The
value $2o 63j 800 against SlSi3,l?o
The exports reduced to pounds showed .U"'-
SO against 1891 In 1893 Receipts Of nov
included $50 bales Galveston. compared
with ji this day week and 800 last At New
Orleans IA bales at Charleston. bale. against bale
last Advices from Groenyillc. : G. speak Of dam
from excessive rains last H. The movement Of the
crop 10 little less than expected tut This is
surprising owing the depressed condition Of bust
These reports however isolated cases and re-
ports in the favorable that there is ground
the moment Ia change previous estimates Of III"
which point least bales Continental buy
still taking cotton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
THAT PLUNEITT STABLE.
OTHER OFFERS OF LESS COSTLY PROPORTIONS
SAID TO HAVE BEEN DIsREGARDED.

OTHER OFFERS OF LESS COSTLY PROPORTIONS
SAID TO HAVE BEEN DIsREGARDED
wel-known real estate broker OF this city
said TO a Tribune reporter yesterday: Il have just
read a statement the effect that ex-senator
George W. Plunkitt has made proposition to the
Street Cleaning Department TO lease n lot in Harlem
that cost him $4,000 and that stable on this lot.
meet the needs of the Street Cleaning Department.
cost an additional $751; 600. This would make the
total for the property about $4,000 MI PUNK
tits proposition be to lease this property
for term OF years at annual rental or YOU"
These figures simply absurd. and Controller
Fitch should withhold his signature 10 SUCH an uh'
just deal this. II can be clearly shown that
previous propositions have been made by responsible
persons to lease stables the Street Cleaning De-
partment in Nincty-sixth-st and also In Nineteth'
ST. at 5000 per annum. which IS $1,000 less than
Senator Punkitts proposition. Responsible builders
estimate the of building Street Cleaning Depart
ment stables at IS 900 1t is stated that this Is the
cost OF Mr. Plunktt's stable. according TO his
plans filed with the Building Department: The cos,
OF the lots in Nineteth and Ninety-siXth SIS was
two and one-half TO three times as much as MI
Plunllitt's lot But there was no politics in tho
other propositions they rejected IL can readip
be seen that there IS big job for some one in this
deal proposed by Mr. Plunkitt fair rental Valut
of the exS nator's property is not over siv year
which would him over 10 per cent on MS ihVest'
ment.' ,- T..
Controller Fitch says he has asked engineers IN
his department and also given competent rear estate
experts orders look into the value or MI Iiuhk-
tits stable and that ne will cign no lease untii ne
receives their report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
Opening. range and close Today and closing bids the
previous night last follow:

Market closed dull Gd9 points decline compared
with Yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notice. 90
Total sales bales NewYork spot sales to-day and
last night officially reported For export 1000 bales
consumption. ZOOS bales. total JJ5s bales: spot market
easy middling uplanG &c. middlng gulf Nc which f.
unchanged compared with yee"rdays closing Nr" York
receipts 2"G7 bales Great Britain iiG bales Tor
stock ll5 Total port receipts to-day lHI
bac: thus far this week 51g2 bales. Exports today
Great Britain. lac bales this Great
Britain 4oo bales Continent 2273 bales stock. ~? $50
bales.
Liverpool cabesSpot IN moderate demand Sales
1000 bales. speculation and export. 800 bales Ann
dan. 500 bales. middlng upands 3,d. Futures opened
steady buyers l6id decline. closed quiet id net
decline: August. 3isG3i9 August - piomher 33sn3iH
December 3!oh. December Janunry 3jb. Janu-
ary-fehruary 352b. February March 3,3HIji March
April. a5jb. April May 3j6a3j7. Manchescr-Yarns dull
cloths quiet.
Transactions though light, in
scale compared with yesterday. The market
showed strength. and Is points receipts ~
Santos owing % the strike No cables received
from IIavre to-day the market being closed account
Of holiday Rio cables duh. quotations nominal.
exchange quoted liGc lower Mt &c, receipts at Ri"
Clearances for the United states. 80" bags
Rio stock. 49,. coo bags. Santos market ftin ana IN
changed a 10 Pc refs. stock a. santos %tbWn bags
The railroad AT Santos were on s'rh" henc" NJ
receipts a port reported Hamburg opened
vance August. $50 pigs. September. - pfgs October
November 800 pigs. December. g. 20 pkg
Januaiy pigs. Sales included a. ~" YORK "N-
changes bags March for September At l1l point.
difference closed steady ~ unchang" u ]"
points advance. Sales were $50" bags. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

%, co.. consigned through 1000: to New-York ~ on
sale 500 market opened active; sro"s Doc better
good 10 choice cornfed hogs tuiiy l' ,ics heavy
i.sd stronger good grassers. s. 3GnS' %; choee W
81 ~, Vor'ers S5 s5Gs5 30; corn-fed fokers; - 80
e. 81 erassers So 4oMs5 50 medium and mixed. - "o
& ,O no heavy here: GOO hoss and LANDS
sepn,,s last - hours head; total for week mu
~ 10 600. for same time last week. 1870 consisi'
,Sr,nh 500. tc New-York. 1.s0o: on sale. lWn Ill
ket opened slow but steady FOR gDol ,r Common
grades Of all kinds: best lambs. - Z3ls oo' % ores
good 81 25aS4 export wethers 80 1gs 80; 'Np mice
81 30 81 90 naked sheep. 81 25as2 20. the latter price
I.non stock Yards Chicago, Aug lo-catte tecr LIZ
&c on heed Market steady for chocei o,h',S 80
,,no, "a extra steers 50 s5u<3; stoek"rs ana -;
Iio~sRecepts e head Market higher; coS'"s Ia
iee"v 81 I5Qs5 Is: y choice mE S ;ofFsi AZ
81 a c6oiS~ assorted s. 5os5 pigs - Market
lights s5as5 -. sheep-Receipts 100 -, ,,o,re siG
for sheep steady. Lam's st'ddy i"'''
<, Louis Aug l5-Cate receipts = ~ nea' , 80 %
active Native stes, - IIHogReceipts 1913
W. ;r,e mark., had small boom tp-uhs an and
advanccd irregulary iOal5c on the coto ss naid by
g. an everything besides The top 20 ~. "a Irht ana
1nedum were s. 5oas5 80 Sheeprne'elpiT,b ycs mixed
Wa rss irregular but shade higher; o. 20 *
=, e., on stockcrs 81 80; lambs 81 o. market
. bnrv Aug 15.-tattlc-Recc,s hi' i;o%s Go
Eas' ,o,y at unbalanced prices prime - "eb m,
.od 81 goGs, iO good butchers ~ =, -. GOOD fat cows
60 Gis3 10; fair light seers - .oGN 10 boloena cows
81 hsirors 81 iGa$3 i0 bulls ssS a Hogs n-
a. fesh cows and sprlngers: s2oGsto pail
, Th, ,arbc, steady IT the foll wing p co,,r,on
,a s. 3oas5 ca, Dcs, ork"rs - ts we s 90 GOOD s,ys
fr workers. 81 2pds3 30 PIGS - 20 sbeen r..
- ,'a only few sal; mars sa , e. 90
rnJ prces: extra. 81 0ns" 'p goor' "a ~
S,ir ssas2 90 common. 5ocaSl ga beovy and thin
i. roiis ss9SI 30: veal calves. S'uSo' he"N' anu