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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
EXCEPTIONS FROM WINTON.
Filed Against Nominees OF FIRST. Second
and Third Wards Of the Borough.

Filed Against Nominees OF FIRST, Second
and Third Wards Of the Borough.
The political atmosphere Is rife with
the spirit of exception. Attorney w.
w. Baylor yesterday filed exceptions
in the Office of Prothonotary Pryor to
the Democratic nominees of the First.
Second and Third wards of Winton bor-
ough. The caucuses were held at the
respective places on Jan. 25, 1896.
The Democratic nominees in the First
ward are: COuncilmen. James Strong,
John H. McAndrew and Henry Dando.
jr.: school directors. g. II. Schnerr and
Eugene Taylor; justice Of the peace.
Ferdinand Steinmetz: constable, Mi
chael McAndrew: assessor, George T..
Dando: judge Of election. Mathew
Childs inspector, d. w. Hickey.
Who the Exoeptants Arc.
The exceptants are Edward Costello.
Martin Ford. John r. Bell, Patrick
Carey, Joseph Glenn, Benjamin Traviss.
Bernard Giles. P. F. Lawler, William
Judge, James j. Kelley. Thomas Man.
John Mack. and John Steed. who on
Feb. 3. 1896, filed In the commissioners
Office nomination papers of the Citizens
party.
In the Second ward the Democratic
nominees are: James Kane. b. j. Cum
mings, John Ward. Edward Murray.
Michael DOugher, John +. Mallaney,
Charles Wood and s. w. Longcre.
In the Third ward Patrick G. Walsh.
William Judge. Patrick j. Lynch. John
IT. Lotus, Patrick Costello, Patrick
Connery, Bernard LOTUS, Michael Dee,
Peter Byren are the Democratic nomi-
nees. The exceDtants are the same In
the Second and Third wards as In the
First.
Why They Are Attached.
The Democratic certificates OF nomi-
nation are attacked on the ground that
the caucus was held before the bor-
ough was divided into wards by de-
cree Of the court. The other excep-
tions are that the caucus was not ac-
cording to the rules of the Democratic
party: that aliens voted at 1t and nom
residents. and that many voted In one
ward after voting In another. The
court will hear the matter argued this
morning at . o'clock. Jones 4 Powder
ly represent the respondents.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
BILL AGAINST TIGHTS.
Anthony ColnstOck Invcishs Against
YYette Guilhcrt and the Rallet.

New York, Feb 5.-Anthony Com
stock. of the Society for the Prevention
OF Vice. has prepared a bill to operate
against the appearance of men or wO-
men upon public stage In tights. 1t
also provides for sweeping changes In
the conduc: of music halls and bur-
lesques. 1t will be introduced in the
New York legislature.
In an interview last night Comstock
says It Is aimed at Yvette Guilbert
more than any other one person. Com
stock said: 1T IL q shame to have the
youth Of the land corrupted by such
as this Guilbert woman. Her exhibit
ton Is one that should not be tolerated.
Her Influence upon the young is most
nernicioua' -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
News Of the Suburbs.

valentine social Wednesday. Feb. ~
at the residence of Sister II. 5. Jacobs
Music Will be feature OF the celebra, a,ion
All sisters not present at the meetiHs
Tuesday evening are requested TO attend
thc social. bringing their husbands and
>scorts alonS with them.
The viaduct working committee has had
a sign. "Viaduct Headquarters" placed
on the windows Of the room in st. Davids
hall.
An entertainment and social will be held
this evening at the Scranton Street Bap-
tist church.
st. Brenden councils literary circ'
meets tomorrow evening.
The funeral of the late Catherine R'
Tuesdays issue, will occur at 9o'c'
from her late residence. 1875 Jack
street The deceased was much respec
among her neighbors. Her death Is the
occasion Of much sorrow.
The young ladies of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church will hold a, leap year
social on Feb. 20.
A Tri-Pink social and entertainment will
be held in the Jackson Street church On
Feb. u. under the auspices of classes u,
Il and l6. An admission of 10 cents Will be
charged tt-..
Mrs John J. Morgan. of Luzerne street.
Is recovering from an illness.
Miss Mary Griffiths. of South Main ave-
nue. Is In New York city. ~
Samuel Davis, proprietor. of the West
Side tonsorial parlors, Is visiting friends
III FOREST CHS.
Thomas Cannon. of Philadelphia. Is vis-
iting friends ON Jackson street.
West Side Business DirectOre.
PLUMBiNG-William d. Griffiths. ils
North Main avenue. does first-ciass
Plumbing. Steam Heat and Gas Fitting.
Satisfaction Is strictly guaranteed.
BARBER-Hair cutting and shaving done
oid's Barber shop. At Fsircniid's Hotel.
FLORIST-Cut flowers and funeral &c;
signs a specially. Floral figures, useruI
as gifts, at lOi South Main avenue. Har.
riet j. Davis, florist.
BICYCLES repaired. scissors ground.
tools sharpened. saws filed. keys htted.
machines repaired by w. L. Steenbaek.
dealer In Guns. Fishing Tackle. under
West Side bank. o
OGRAPHER-Cabinet Photos, $40
per dozen. They are just lovely Con,
Photo Parlors. lOl and l0a South Main
avenue.
GROCERIES-Revere Standard Java Cot.
fee Is nnexcelled. The leading cone OF
the day. For sale only at +. w; Mason
& Co. Fine Groceries. ZIG South Nam
sEcoND HAND FuRNrTURE.cash for
anything you have to sell. FURNITURE,
Stoves, Tools. etc. Call and see the
stock Of ]. c. King. 1924 ara 1oe6 JACK
son street.
Special sale Of Holiday Wines for fam
lily use. 35 cents per quars. at James r.
Bests. sos Cedar avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
MANY WEDDINGS ILLEGAL.
All in Rhode Island in Fifty Years
Threatened BY n Tcchuicality.

Providence. II. l., Feb. 5.-The au-
thorities have discovered that the new
law requiring all persons performing
the marriage ceremony to register
yearly Is identical with one enacted
seventy years ago. which has long been
q dead letter.
The authorities state there has not
been legal marriage in Rhode Island
for fifty years. and will apply To the
legislature to have the acts Of all un-
licensed clergymen made valid.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Tracks of Bear Said to Have Beer
Seen in the Snow Near the
Sloan Woods.

A well-known hunter came to The Trib
une office yesterday with 4 tale tina; will
Set local sportsmen agog. He claims that
In walking through the little patch OF
shrubbery known as the 'Sloan woods.
he saw the foot prints of what he thinks Is
a bear. The marks were plain to be seen.
He followed the trail until 1t was lost
In the Taylorville woods. Here he stopped,
having no weapon suitable for the exter-
mination of the woolly animal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
SAFE CRACKERS BAGGED.
Thomas Burks and James Welsh Are IL
tho Tolls.

Bethlehem. Pa. Feb. 5.-Thomas
Burke, alias "Pittsburg SLIM" and
James Welsh, alias "Troy Whitley"
safe crackers. were captured and COM
mitted to Jail tonight for robbing' the
safe at Meyers Mill on Dec. I, when
several hundred dollars were stolen.
Mr.. Meyer was shot at and Night
Watchfnan Lynn was gagged, thrown
into a grain bin and nearly frozen to
death. The crooks were identified by
q number Of Witnesses.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Pittstou Avenue Between Hickory and
Birch Streets II In . Very bad
Condition. John Kennedy Iujurcd.

Pittston avenue In the Nineteenth ward
Is at present in an awful condition and
much consequent damage mas resulIeti
rom the choking up OF the cutters w.th
nOw and ice. between Hickory ana Blrch
.treets the avenue Is the worst. Pedcs
.rians go knee deep in water crossing u
of Alder street. The water from all the
land above Pittston avenue flows down
and for want of AN outlet into a sewer
stagnates on the street. '-
The street commissioner Is doing his best
to remedy the matter by cleaning the gut
ters as fast as II Is In his power II is
u pressing argument for sewer. That
IL the only change from which any benefit
can be derived.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
WRIGHT A CANDIDATE.
The Democratic State Chairman Desires
to Succeed Himself.

Philadelphia, Feb. SIT is authorita-
lively stated here that Chairman Rob
ert +. Wright. Of the Democratic state
central committee, will be O candidate
for reelection as chairman. all reports
to the contrary Notwithstanding. The
annual meeting of the Democratic state
central committee will not be held until
April 22. when Chairman Wright. 1t is
expected, will be elected as his own sue
cessor.
The meeting Of the committee on
FEB. ~ Is for the purpose of fixing the
time and place for the meeting of the
Democratic state convention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
shorter psrssrsuhs Of Nows.

The marriage of John Joyce and Miss
Disken, OF Minooka. will be solemnized
at ST. Joseph's church. this morning at
II o'clock. They will 80 TO New York on
their wedding tour
The twelfth annual masquerade ball OF
the Scranton Athletic club will be held
at Germania ham Monday evening. Feb.
II. ...
Next Thursday evening the mock trial
under the auspices Of st. AlOysius Total
Abstinence society Of st. Johns parish
will be held
Miss Nellie Quinn. Of Pittston, 10 visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. John Herman, of South
WYOminY avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
Top Of Ills Finger Gu, or.

While at work at s o'clock last evening
In the Lackawanna Knitting mills oiling
the machinery. John Kennedy. l5-year-old
son of Michael Kennedy. OF South Wyom-
ing avenue, got the index finger OF his
left hand caught between two cogs ana
the top Of II was cut Off The boy looked
at his injury and very composedly band
aged It himself. then went home. He
afterward went with Is father to DIR. Man.
ley's office, where the wound was dressed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
EtetcddfOdic Matters,

Robert Morris Lodge of Ivorites will
meet this evening. 4 large attendance OF
the members Is desired, as matters per-
tanning to the coming eisteddfod will be
brought up. Tickets for the big event
will be distributed among the members
The chances for success are In the ascend
ancy' y although & they were ,e, never in doubt Mt
cyn, leader, will rehearse tomorrow even.
ing at the First Welsh congregational
church. DR.. Richards and T.; f ;Roba.
than were in Wilkes-Barre Tuesday In
the interests of the eisteddfod. The time
for the handing in of the literary compo.
sitions has been extended from Feb ! to
March ]. The number of cont ributiOns
rants good competition. An adtudicatOr
for the recitations has not been selected
as yet.
Dock Ash Hotel.
Nicholas Cole. former old resident OF
this side. faIniliarly known by his fellow
sand rats of the old stove works as
Dock Ash" has taken possession of Mrs.
fully conducted by George Grabner during
ing ing needed improvemenis in H and
asSat sse ransS SY Hd With 0ss the
years at Laurel Hill Park hotel will make
a model landlord Nothing but the best
wines, liquors, T.. Robinsons lager and
best brands Of cigars will be handled. .
A Home Social.
Miss Lizzie Watkins. OF washburn
street conducted u social last evening for
the benefit Of the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church. There was fair attend
ance and u pleasant time was enjoyed
News Notes and Personals.
/ Brigade Inspector w. 8. Millar will in.
aspect Company II on Tuesday, Feb. IS.
Druggist a. W. Musgrave has returned
from u visit to friends at BlOomsb burg.
rutherford Hadley, OF Eynon street.
will MOI ieturn to Bucknell academy. He
was called home by the sudden death or
his father. Charles Hadley.
Alfred tArOty, who recently came here as
assistant to Photographer Starner. and
Miss Ida Arnt, of Academy street. were
married recently by Rev. Rogers Israel. OF
people are blessed with a large following
Of friends.
The Hook and Ladder company will
hold their annual ball OH Feb. II in Tur'
The Hyde Park Free library is open
each evening between the hours OF Z ana
$50 O'Clock.
Miss Jennie Green, of Oneonta, n. Y,
is visiting Miss Alice Williams. of North
Main avenue.
, The raffle for a silver watch for the BEN
eft Of Daniel Price, of Price street. has
been postponed to March II. 1t will be
held IN ;he Globe hotel, on Washburn
street
a son of Daniel Davis. of Lafayette
street, was recently scalded by hot water.
Harry Francis and John Owens. of the
North End, visited w. IL. owen, of Taylor
John II. Phillips was in wilkes-Rarre
in the interests Of the Robert Morris lodge
eisteddfOd.
The Ether Assembly of Sir knights Of
the Mystic Chain. ladies' branch, will hold
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
Girl. FOR HALF A HOG.
Young Farmer Secures Wife by Re-
markahlc Bargain.

Hart, Mich. Feb. "a German farm
er In Oceana county traded one of his
daughters to a neighbor's son for half
a hog. which weighed 165 pounds, As
the girl was heavy weight. 1t was a
pound for pound trade"
The young groom and his purchased
wife are living happily together. This
fond father has six more daughters,
one Weighing 200 pounds. 1t Is said
that she ought to bring a whole hog.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork, December r. 1893
beans ha. advanced another re ana the msrf
e and hse still export sa 9.sIliy has TO ss
Y mSSss s ss sG'ns:
nsS p.s s1 S.4s S app e far ss a"d
medium ana pea but demand continues slack and
Other ss are %
uars Green peas slow but s. .ldy IO,e te d. n
se%ss'r 20 Soss n"iSs & ISSsl @ so do % %sda% ~
g sss sd ShG %se x kdSs 1s sho" a s
@ &. DO 20 a s to c.Sana sG% 81 Hpsl 81 80 80
sas 81 49, s:osS green bb 1sa' sSs & de
was Tsnssy% % Sp sa't ndM ss.ds On q:
change The feeling that prices are now on top notch
and ha ;"nds 'S o check free buying
steady hd1r q sso' S to Fancy n 81 Of na
the top price last o.er week naYe no % ad IN M
on, te Of ouailty Lower grades of fresh and most sorts
are snG Gw s;ad any State d s
little when strictly fancy a p'oy S1c MONEY s "1r for s
5sries but do succeed very we'll as yet Initiation M
crs%s os ss s"ta'on quiet but not in large
h.ld steady K0 eern ss aoaF e e's M Te % 9
da rsts o5.ac thirds 10 seconds l9gs.S 90 stat &
ans SS2e isSoe do 40 seconds to s ssc state dairy
tub, - cs,s lss s %sd eda'' 90 6rds as seconds
Is. state daries .niTo Tko .s. 5ioc DO rss i
1;c i;sc Sa,s We.en a' imitation i.ais DO
'"sa0 ;o s "Hs sss ri'.' do ngss &
"Y,rss JoI4c: do nrns 10dllc: do thirds To seconds
rcioc. rolls fresh 14G1jc. , ,.. . s.,
'uiErsE-Exporcrs showed very 'ltle interest TO-DAY
IN ne highest grades Of large. ;nli cream cheese but
s"verai were inuurng cheaper Grades gcncrny rom
cc down There little II any movement 10 exporters
showing more and several goods ots are re
,r,ed sold both ana small sizes iaf, fns were
IL moderate supply to-day and with fair demand from
ha,h sxnorters home trade thc tone s n snihe
Liverpool cable. 5ls for both colored ana wh
W. nrote: state full large, coiored or white
hn.ce gs Si0c; do white 9H41sc: do good TO prime 20
cn ~ a. Common 10 fair 7nasc; do small. September
to,,eS fancy IOc: white ioc do good to choice 9@
or. A. common fair. 72nshc. Hight skins choice sc
49, 49, ~ nng good prime SlQGAc; do common to fair.
p,ai y a." f,,ll sk'ms 2lft3c.
Recepts rather liberal again to day and the
n, "a generally unfsvoraole. the weather being nc
% zen both hero and In the principal producing sec
un present arrivals do not include large proportion
nho,ce fresh gathered eggs but ne adyces indicate m
OF % r+i,ectons OF such and there II nervous ana
crtasns 9a.tng in the market. Prices are lower and
u,an unse.,. few sales OF fine Western have been mace
store trade @2c. but there Is considerable
on hevond present requirements ana 10 force
~, hi. prcc would 10 be cur lower ID hrhct
saes hnyers There some speculative Dds al
and fhesc prices have been accepted IN
stock weak and some concession wouiu oe
assr 10 force sales. but finest qualities are gen
y,, sIny nomna ut the moment We quote Jersey J ara
,s stsdc choice a2123c DO fair TO prlms
yic; Choice 2i,lq22c do fair TO good :og2,e; ken
M oo92oisc: do other southern sooa 10 pI.c
sstern refrigerator, fall packed cnolce ~
lv scked choice 17GlSc: do iair TO prime i"v
y ner case $3Q$4 do very INFERIOR PCT eASs' y
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

-YOrs. December y. 1873
prrvrsRece,pts % cars 100 head, including IS
cars ns sing ss ga, sa. 'f Sssa ss S ap
,ed1y M cG.s Tss VPShT %,hoa, ' Clearance yards
oxen oqiSc T ,s eyn s on dcmsnd sn s Gs
T wes sas bse in hcav supply ~ the week oFdn1s 70
"sSf i ss Sss 90 ,os s. {, 81 ss 10
So 30 IA, SO 3o dressed beef ss Sld' from, IN n
cpso oc1 per G peSsror sis "pe beef % Steady
Tss r At sss m drsiiSs rss sf %f'sG j. and s
today -, in rS,annie ,s Ia zoo quarters beef Fast
mans ompany in t ,hs G Se% a'iaaers for D. H. sherman
sanders 10 one steers ' 3o iS m do @ n
SIC e. E,r /, 100 aJ o rais i% o. S ,s' i2Ss r s
r. M a g. 3 II FL. r n % 'i
ss ss + c,s" o II 1's a. q b s. 6, . q s$ Il" 1907 &
n q 81 s. q 5d ncF' ncl1 III. % a., 1910 NJ at 81 -
Is d. & 81 GSi ae sSi sesls s a. 1868 H.
do i9s T. Il DO 4 ~, o NJ is a" aos IN @ g is
q sss5. 10 do 1856 H. at s. 's' '"' "" 3D. At
!, Oh onG sss ss's Is at as3I q z at 10 '
90 20 .Si. Sn:n aSs lsi h. "a At q - = DO
SsssFs 1s.s s. IsSs 3 p G $50 g g. =, ss g p B.
% ,oos Is rs soTi &; s!ss n g. $ @ = 3
% y II. 'ss' az :, n CO. g. s' & g. n
g q "s. s,s ssfs IN s>i 2 4 g Z So 'ss O.
sn' ,s.c !s e S Ss' q, = p IS s. to o. m n at
DO s'l o no ., a. a. s7 ~ at 81 30 DO go b at 81 5o
=. ~ S 20" /, a, 81 40: % DO. ~ II. at ~ y"
do; ~. " ~ T.,son; s = ei cows $40 N. at 81 Rs
D McEiwee: oyen 1850 n az 2 ~ y" ~, nsi ~ ~" 10, h, a.
,ooo ~ at Sc So $40 10 81 @ % cow, ad 81? - at
s. *, do o4a n at 81; do n" ID at 81 oo do'
." 10 curtis: oxen 1886 n at 81 so do iSoo H. a.
50 So -; e aS 20: :'I d. 1880 ib ssa o,,
hmms 90 so o at 81 u: do soi N. az - 20;
DO 7eo 10 at 81 4o DO 7t3 10 at VI ~; Dull No 10
NJ = nvc.v: oxen 1915 NJ AT g. cow 100 fb at ~ %;
10 1oo0 10 Mt So J0 DO 40 10, at " Zo 40 W" ID
=. si 40. 1 do $40 N. AT 81 40 .o,o - c.o %,
r. Dii,cnback: oxen 1880 10. al ~ %; cow " 10
ao pss fb at 81 90 do III ~ at 81 40; do.
ses ib at 81 80: DO $50 fb. At 81 70 90, ,..a
o.. Mt ~. uarket Good cows In light supply and
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

steady; common and medium stock slow at s2asa per
at eH' J@Ssf general % s:ssS
sales-D McEiwee: 81 cows and calves at s2oa$o per
L. H. Hollis - cows and calves 50. At .s s2'asto & each
cALyEs-Rseetis 81 head Including cl dI,ect % d.a to
than on Monday for ysa the showing % e
The pens were not quite cleared Poorest 10 best veals
a At & ss 100 NJ sp s only small f.% scs f.. 0,s calves
a S. The dead ifI market was Slack and lower Sly
s & Ss's cass TSs az and n fG w
o ass M !, q Q ns ysa. i'e N ,y sy',sse q, s. s. per ~
e. 81 sa L s. @ At 49, 50 ss s dG ss q loo
!: d. 100 H. at $, 80: do. 5s b. at 81 'o do o' H.
.i S';; 20 r. s' 3 r g s. E
az as q Ct 81 dSs @S y y. ri h. at at $ 3 "a S''''''' ~ 3D.
at m o ss NJ 70 :. o @ Ss r. q ss g g. 90 At g g. % d. 49, % r.
H. at 81; IA srasses. 30 ID. at 80 20; bobs at 81 20
81 g% s a. ~ Mgn e. !: Ss: s Z r. an M ,s s. 4 " At 81 !. 30 q p so
II = @ 81 10 B. B. ST. ST. s IS '1 and S' y1sns: @ g;t g.
IeIrc wrlsht 8 CO.. y veals 10 NJ at 50 g; 2 DO
50: 5 do lss H. at s. ~
% S;'on + z vsa. i. ~ ,Sc 81 So N d, 3, =. H. at 'o
s.! iG Do i57 H. at SC ~ do 2o IN. at 81; do
'?4' g d 81 81 r. g. s;' n d s s. az g. " ad D. rsS
II" q, So. 81 fca c,,y c,Iyer .S q" @ NJ 81 o "a IL &c.
NJ Collins; venis. io7 II. Sc 30; srnasers. 2'3
Newion 4 CO.: y veas 40 III. at SO 5oi do 1s' n.
SHEEP AND IAMns- Receipts II cars. or 32c2 had
I cars or butchers direct cr for export and ~ cars
the market. on unexpectedly Hight supplies sellers
wore able 70 advance prices el?5c sheep and 2iaoo
lambs but butchers needed but litc stock the psns sgg
cleared early Common 10 choice sheep sod az s"N
81 :. 100 NJ: cuts at 81 m"dnm ~ choice ambs & az
s. n 'g: s G % ans@n d"sca a@ T., ds s@s at q o NUT
Hume & Mullen: l+s Buffalo lambs. - n aver,
az s s & s. ss g ssF - ''? q s ST. Sss g IS % o.
iio NJ nj 8; %: 2 DO loG n. AZ ST. -
H. II Hollis: 30 anadisn lambs st n at ;: 20; lol
d. 81 u s. - 2o DO s. n y "a at 81 60 90 % slae ~ voa9oOi 40 81
n .c-s 'saG9 so q state "a sao: 10
D. Harrington: ~ State lambs Gs NJ at 81 40: 2ot
Canadian do. So 10 s. 81 81 state sheep. 9s H. at
5elnc wright &C. % sa,s .hnr lambs - NJ A. a: e. s. 81
N at s. AZ 2s STATE sheep lo4 NJ at 81 -
G.. pcnback state lambs 9. n. at s. 25' 10 DO ~
D. McrIwee 40 stat sheep SIS H. at 50 q; 10 do. "i
s Jrdd Co.: q State Ianbs 90 n a., st73 I!2
Kentucky ahsen ll3 n at 81 10 $50 DO ~ H. At - 20
II state o.. l2s n. nj 50 70. DO 1872 n at 80 20; I
$ sanders $50 state lambs 20 n. s. i2t; IS state
Nen,on & c oo Wisconsin shecr. Iis II. at 81 a. "a
rennsviysra sheep "culls,' Il ID. nj 50 80,
RrccIps 81 cars. Or 27 head. Including .,9 s92
day tn" tone of tho market was littls nrmer TO aay on
he strength o' wc,er, sdvices but ,rads E SLOW
tho outside trade az 25as4 90 country dressed slow
ssies j. H. wikerson, % Ohio hogs 900 N average
q, so ~ 100 n,
f. gs 10 s. s~t' as pa' 1'a q 81 as 70 Ssrs ia n
sac, ia do ls7 NJ a. sac': 20 10 els n, at 81 's:
r'as" % sss TX @ IS q; s. 81 % soss Dc los ?s r. 10 q,
Hume & Mnllcnl < State pigs. fancy. 50 N. nj - 80
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

cash quotations follows; Flour was as Huier & ana
eass e,ssr peas nd Hnehansed 30 spring wheat 9c No
T9sn 5si. 5sc sc sS rS sa % Ss SS'
s Ss1. Ss psr ss 1895 o. S%s s%sa Ssfs
ribs $ ;ass SS.e @ .ndT Sa Scg csst .r dgy
,Sose s4Gst si whlskey dsters an anshsd soGds
aoa M s M s. ps4 cut ob 12nf M ra% 5cS
boiled s on the pIodscs ESAqpss s. @s c s second
SlnSinna; h Dec oFoaf ssa winter patents 81 =
Over: g No rcd sample red sc ces";air ,,y
s"'"a ssr Si steady 30 mixed ?le No mixed
poor isc rorkFT% s 3 81 ~ clear aKca 'D lny leaf f in
erees prime steam held at s.c & with $e s s Gss' BID
short lry 's SIeer sides 4c bellies 4-c BaconLooss
sSs' sSs indiana ts SG1S ca@s "s oGss 5ssSc
us srssr Sa:.S Nay a @ 9psned samS. sSS
Nerthcrn 7s.c smps vs sarley l weaT dyer saiS Ne
l. on rack ioaiohc 10 2 on track 3ssc Flour u dull dull
sold :Sa at at sSs 9S as '0 '''' D"'"SSa '"'"'' Dram
s0 pe was Snd m s f
followed the he ops"ns snS hsn the o%sr %srA, e,
broke to % and Sos At 5e'sS S asaas rasns 19 s
,1i Ts4 S5 Ss lsm &c s's ID Sc
under 10 J. on track. hard T5,.c No Northern m
SS:s Nc a SS SS;e5" % & sS
Millstuns-lran
shorts sa 5OTs5 10: middlncs. 81 'onSs
PhiIodelphia Dec 0--F1our--Dena and slow. but
prices steadily maintained Wheat-Weak declined lie per
bush Export demand light. Closed on CALL December.
sSdSsi.c; January. ssHdss1c; February s9i.qs9iac:
March 9Oi m9Oac: lots. In export elevator. No
Pennsylvana red 95sc asked No Delaware red. o55c
asked NO red 9iiac bid; steamer No red. ssisc bid:
No Northern spring. ssdsskc Corn showed no import
ant change and ruled quiet fair inquiry for export.
but bids n rule too low for business Local car
lots we're dull No for local trade quoted at Csc. on
cali No mixed December 27Tsa2sc January. 2sa2sLc:
February 2sAd2Sssc: March nominal. Oats quiet with
annie offerings a M white, 24iec:
cali No white December January February and March.
o4G2iisc Eggs dull. unsettled choice fresh nearby and
wss,ern f9I2Oc Cheese quiet steady part skins, ora
size Sugars-Rehned Gull. unchanged Other articles
unchanged.
St. Louis Dec. 9.-Flour weak unchanged patents.
a GOSS4 75 extra fancy i0S 20 fancy So i0dS3 80:
choice ssas3 iO rye -four 81 60d$2 80 Wheat lower; De
cember SS,c; Nav ssTusssc bid. Corn easier; Deem
ber 2i.c; May 23c Oats lower December 20c nominal;
Nav 22c Pork-standard mess. new, 81 I3 old. 81 *.
Iari-Prima steam 81 sO choice. 81 90 Bacon-Shoul
ders 81 5 extra short 81 70 clear ribs 4sc clear
sides 81 10 Dry salt meas-shoulders, 4c extra short
clear &c: clear ribs 4c clear sides. 4hc Hghwines
steady 81 Is. Wool quiet and steady unchanged Nils
,ouri and Illinois: Medium 14c and braid. 13c;
fine medium isd light fine. l0d i0isc; heavy fine.
sl69sc: slightly bury. l04llc; hard bury. IsgS',c;
Southern hard bury 7T7Lc. Texas Medium. 114llhc;
and 0di0c: fine medium, 9isQfl1c: light hne.
6lOc heavy fine 1qsc: sandy and heavy Gn7c Bagging
~ No. 57sc: ib 6c; "a b. 6Hc iron ties. Dc twine.
Dc Lead quiet unchanged at 81 75m$2 III sales 10 cars
Missouri At 81 u. speltsr weak at $4 l0Q$4 10.