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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Miss Julia Reed is spending a few
days with friends at Barlow.

Miss Julia Reed is spending a few
days with friends at Barlow.
Attorneys j. p. Wood, of Athens,
and f. A. Durbin, of GAINESVILLE, were
in the city on legal business Tuesday
Mr.. Bert Westgate, of Cleveland, is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Miss Emma Hawkins left Tuesday
on visit to Rome, n. Y.
Mrs. E. Keuchen and son Emil
leave this morning for Chicago, where
they will be joined by Rev. Mr.. Keuch-
en- and make their future home.
The u. s. o. R, pay car came in
Tuesday with its customary load of
good cheer for the boys.
"A horse belonging to Thomas Cisler
was badly injured Tuesday by catching
its foot under rail on Butler street
Mr.. c. w. Reynolds, Cashier of the
Citizens Bank at Beverly, was in the
city on business Tuesday
Ice cream social Saturday evening,
July 3lst, at Mt. Ephraim, for the ben
eft of the church. A cordial invita-
tion extended to all.
Mrs. Harry Townsend, of Broad
well, left Tuesday night to join her
hus nd at Cum berland, Md. She was
accompanied as far as Parkersburg by
Mr.. Townsend's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Re Townsend, West Side.
Mrs. Lucy Eckleberry, West Side,
is visiting friends and relatives at
| Belpre.
Mr.. Morris Luchs and son Clarence
left Tuesday night on a trip to Cincin-
natl and Louisville.
Mrs. Uriah Campbell and children
returned home Tuesday evening from
a visit of several weeks with friends
aud relatives at Chil!icothe and
Hamdcn.
Mr.. AL Carpenter has returned
fl ON an outing of two weeks at Buff
ington Island.
Mr. VIM. Roberts expects to leave
today for Dayton. where he has a jot
of press brick work to perform.
Miss Emma Strecker entertained {
party of friends Tuesday evening by {
picnic at MuskinSum Park, near Devol':
Dam.
Hugh Shoop and Frank Day, EN-
ployes at Baums barber shop, have
formed partnership p and will engage il
business at Malta.
Mr. and Mrs. Stimson left Monday
for trip through the east.
William Brabham and son Pear
were at Caldwell on business Tuesday
Mr.. G. c. Loomis, of Little Rock
Ark, is the guest of his son, Judgt
Loomis.
Mrs. NJ. p. Wells and Mrs. j. L
Van Dervoort left Tuesday to spend tn
rest of the summer in New York City.
Mr.. j. c. Schramm is off on a vaca
tion of few weeks and is visiting
friends at Battle Creek, Mich.
MIR. and Mrs. Orin Williams are Wis
iting friends in Parkersburg.
Mrs. A. d. Folett and children hav
returned home from visit of severa
weeks at Hot Springs, Ark.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21

Carl Ramsey, the young man arrested
by Marshal Dye Monday night, was
taken to his home at McConnelsvile
Tuesday afternoon by Marshal Enoch
Dye and will answer to the serious
plant against him was made by his
father.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
short Meeting of the City sDads'
Tuesday Evening.

Tuesday Evening.
Council met in regular session Tues
day evening, all me bers being present
except Wood, Pfaff and Haddox.
A building permit was granted to DR..
r. B, Hart, Gilman street.
Or. Hardy, for the Street committee,
reported having investigated bad
drainage in various localities Upon
motion of Trautman the City Commits
sioner YVES instructed to put tiling
across Marion Stteet TO drain the prop
erty of Mr.. Bozman.
Mr.. Bachman, for the Paving com.
mittee, made a report recommending
that the city pay for laying an addi-
tional strip of pavement four feet wide
connect with that of Pattin Bros,
West Side. Upon motion the recon-
mendation was adopted.
TheCity Commissioner was instructed
to superntend the filing up of the
swamp near the West Side school
house,
Upon motion of Bachman the matter
of providing names Or streets around
the school house block on the West
Side was referred to the Street com
mittee and Engineer
The proposed extension of Butler
street was deferred for the present on
account of lack Of means.
The contract Of ofeXtending the Frank
lin street paving eight feet to the Knox
street intersection was awarded to
j ohm Viking at his bid of sixty dol
lars. Mr. Cochlan opposed this action
on the ground that $50 is entirely too
high price to pay for the work.
The Water Works Trustees submit
ted their report for the past year,
showing extensions of one mile and
1900 feet. The report called attention
to the urgent need of another pump
and additional storage capacity in
order to secure clearer water. The net
balance now in the Water Works
treasury is a little over $4,000. Mr..
Wittlig suggested that the report be
published to acquaint the people with
the condition of the Water Works and
upon motion it was declared to be the
sense of Council that the Trustees
have the report published in the city
papers.
The removal of dirt fromM ntgomery
street was referred TO the Street com
mittee and City Solicitor with power
to act
An ordinance to levy taxes fol
municipal purposes was submitted ano
read by the Clerk. Under suspension
of the rules the ordinance was passed
to the second and third readings by
title and adopted.
The assessment ordinance for paving
Second street was also submitted anc
railroaded through under suspension
of the rules.
Upon motion of Bachman the propo
sition to pave Scanned street from
Fourth to Fifth was referred to the
Paving committee.
Upon motion of Bachman, after Z
vote choosing Caywood stone, the con
tract for improving the landing wa.
awarded TO Mr.. Evans.
Upon motion of Trautman notice wa:
ordered served upon the agent of the
b. & 0, $. w. Ry. to lay sidewalk OF
Franklin street.
The proposal to set posts in Thrd
! street for the purpose of moving q
building was unanimously rejected by
Council, no formal action being taken
The bond of John Viking for the
maintenance of the Franklin street
paving was submitted and approved
The amount due Mr.. Wilking on hi;
final estimate was thereupon allowed
Adjourned.
WHEN bilious or costlye, eat a Cascar-
ct, candy cathartic cure guaranteed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
Divorce Granted.

In Common Pleas Court Tuesday
Hattie Gheen was granted a divorce
from Thomas Gheen, on the ground of
The divorce case of
George Radenbach vs. Anna arden
bach was heard and Judge Jones re-
served his decision. The question in
the case is as t. how much scolding
constitutes cruelty.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21

The B. IL 0. S. w. excursion train to
Cincinnati next Saturday night will be a
special consisting Of % coaches. 1t is
understood that the first section of -
coaches will be devoted to Marietta
people exclusively and Will leave the
Union depot at midnight.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
A Household Necessity.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery of the
age, pleasant and refreshing to the
taste, act gently and positively on kid
neys, liver and bowels, cleansing the
entire system, dispel colds, cure head
ache, fever. habitual constipation and
billiousness. Please buy and try a box
OF c. c. C. today; 10, 25, so cents. Sold
and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
PuhIic Rehearsal.

The Marietta band will give public
rehearsal this evening in the Park.
to the concert to be given
Sunday at Cant Park, GAINESVILLE. The
Il. IL o. r. will run an excursion train
on that date at the extremely low rate
OF one dollar for the round trip.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
Bricklaying Completed.

Contractor Berry has almost com
pleted the laying of brick on Butler
street between Front and Second.
The work was somewhat delayed Tues
day by the large number of brick
thrown out by the inspectors, but will
probably be finished today.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21

The Ohio Tuesday night was FIVE feet
one inch and falling, with a rise eX-
pected today. The Ida smith, which
is running in the place of the Valley
Belle, now on the docks at Parkers
burg, left for Mddleport at 8 a. IN. and
the Keystone State and Argand ar
ri yed down at O D. m
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY. JulY II, ,se7
PARKERSBURG SHUT OUT
In One of the Best Games of the Season
Tuesday Afternoon.

Tuesday Afternoon.
The Marietta-P -Parkersburg game at
the ball park Tuesday afternoon was
pronounced by all the rooters present
to be one of the fastest, snappiest and
best played yet seen on the home
grounds this season. The safe base
hits were few, but principally on ac-
count of the brilliant fielding of both
clubs.
Following is the score by innings;
Marietta .........0 2 o. ,
parlsersburg ......0 0 0 0 o 0 o. y
Hits-Marietta, B; ParEersburg, ..
Errors Marietta, .; PGrNersburg, 3.
Batteries Armstrong and DOnahue;
Bruner and Lutimer. Umpire Harry
The's.
The same mines will play at Parker,
burg today and at Marietta tomorrow.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21

News has been received in Marietta,
announcing the engagement of Mr..
John Conley, of Chicago, to Miss Maria
Sturgiss, also of Chicago. The many
friends of Mr.. Conley will be pleased to
extend their congratulations.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21

City Commissioner Best will begin
work with force of men this morning
Pike, Hart, North Hart,
Wayne, Sixth and Charles streets, all of
which are badly in need of repairs.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21

The elebrated Marietta band will be
at Cant park next Sunday afternoon,
July %, and, beginning at 2 o'clock,
will render the following excellent
program;
PART l.
/ March-"Columbia Phonograph' Burton
9 Overture-"The Beautiful Galatea". Suppe
B. Waltz" Moonlight on the Hudson.
4. Seection-"El Captain. "..............S Sousa
(a) Intermezzo-"S Smiles ana Tears
o. tb) Song and Dance-"A Bunch of
Roses .................... ChamOefS
PART II.
9. Overture--"zanetta".. ......,.... Auber
:. Paraphrase-"How Fair Thou Art
........ ..................... .NeSNauDa
S. Medley-"In Gay New York" "..,. De Witt
8 Seection-"Robin Hood" "............ Arnold
10. Overture-"Auld Lang Syne" Mueller
Everybody who heard this magnif-
cent musical aggregation here during
the drummers' picnic will want to hear
them again. 1t is the best concert
band in this portion of the country
barring none. GAINESVILLE Times Re-
corder.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
MARRIAGE LICENCES.

willard Callendine and Laurie God
dard, both of Wesley township.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
Sealed Bids

VIII be received until 1880 O'Clock July sist.
for the Refreshment Stand at the Watertown
Harvest Home Festival 10 be held August tn.
ID BREcKfNRIpeE, Secretary.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21

WHEN bilious or costlYe, eat a Cascar-
ct, candy cathartic cure guaranteed.
1Qc 25e,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.

By FOR RENT. New six room house on
Seventh street. Water and gas in the house,
Inquire at house west side of Seventh street.
lust below Butler.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
PART l.

/ March-"Columbia Phonograph" Burt
.. Overture-"rhe Beautiful Galatea". SUI
3. Waltz-"Moonlight on the Hudson.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
Successful?

Well, l should say Yes.
Ask your neighbor who bought
some of offer tA
ings in fine SHUkS
last week and
and see what he says. We're
going to continue our sacrafice
sale this week and we'll have
some new additions thatll
take your eye, too. AS an ex-
ira inducement we're going to
give with every purchase of 81
or over ticket for the circus
next week-the 2Sth and Goth
FREE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

Cotton was quiet but frIner to-day. Liverpool sold
the distant deliveries, but the trading was in the
main of Q local professional character. Tho principal
factor In the rise was the continued dry and hot
weather In Texas. But Liverpool was higher for fu-
lures, and the spot market there was active, the spot
markets In this country were firm. the receipts were
light, and there was no pressure to sell. The strength
OF the statistical position. together with the complaints
of dry weather. deter short sales. There has been no
rain to speak of in Texas for some time past, but II Il
not believed that any damage has been done by the
drought as yet; that IN fact the crop can stand two
more weeks OF dry weather without fear OF serious
damage. The plant is small. but well cultivated and
hardy. Before the close to-day part Of the improve.
ment was loet on selling by local scalpers. the last
prices showing a small net rise for the day. The
Government report for July will be issued at II A. NJ.
on saturday. Il is expected that the condition will
re about SO = cent. against 02.o q year ago.
Troy. Ala, July l.-"ShoweB reported two weeks
ago covered only u few portions Of this section. the
since April, and cotton begins to show sigma OF need.
ing II badly. Should this dry weather be succeeded
by excessive rains, It would be more damaging than
continued drought. The growing cotton at the mo-
mani. however. Is in excellent cultivation and protnis-
ing good fruitAge. but the plant in majority OF cases
where rain is very much needed. begins
TO droop. Blooming IS general. and in isolated cases
bolls are reported" Meridian Miss. July 3.-"There
was rapid Improvement in cotton from lst TO Goth
June-th- weather was all that could no desired.
Since tho goth extremely hot and dry. which WAS not
In certain localities leaves beginning TO turn yellow
near the ground, indicating the plant on upiRnds has
attained Its growth. unless weather conditions follow.
ing are most remarkable. II we encounter conditions
the latter part OF July that wo naturally dread in the
month Of August II Is hut reasonable 10 doubt that
the ultimate yield win he large"
CoFFEE-R,o on the spot was dull; No. z, 7kc. Tho
future trading was as follows:
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COMPEND.

THURSDAY, July Recommendations was
In fair demand and steadier. Sales 81. 900 BUSH.
including 10000 No. i hard Manitoba and &c.
900 No. 2 red on private teras for export; ! 600
No. / Northern spring at SOC. In elevator. Free
on board Rhoat: No. l Northern spring. New
York. 9o7s9Slc.; do. Duluth, ellsc, No. 8 hard
winter. 7Glsc. No. 2 do, 1850. Duluth received
to-day 81, IA BUSH, against $780, S2 last year;
Minneapolis 123, 900. against 1928. 100; Chicago.
1000. against 40, 800; st. Louis pa, 600, against
63. 343; Toledo 2,207. against 1921; Detroit,
INA. against s.35s last year. Futures nd.
vapced &c. to lac. but reacted and closed lc.
higher Tor July. lac. lover for September, and lsc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
HE SHOT HER FIVE TIMES.
ExRDK ALSO FRACTURED HIS
WIFE,s SKULL W.T. 4 HATCHER

n. Nerro was stiu Striking &C ner with the
vSeapos Vhsn N !" ~-,.. 80.
Rescue sna pt'arrned haim-re"oe Atr.
while They struEHio-The woman MAJ DIG
Sylvester Hardy, q negro iaporer nVns On
tho second floor Of q big tenement at 1904 PARK
$500 .ho, hds u,fo Mnrv. Ave times and tried
aNchue' NY ~ ~ ....h., r..t.rd.y
to beat out her Drains win ene.ono' y o.
- - HSrr~o- vho l,vea across tho hall,
Wnoh Sotiy Eu',
managed 70 disarm MN.
Hardy. who, since their marriage, nve years
go h,. h.-n praot,cally supported by his wife
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
ylelc VIII ne large.
on the pot was dull; No, z, TIC. Tho

steady. with sales " 500 bags. Havre advanced
~ e. hsmonrE was : pig; ,T mw, 10 : Pig hig he1.
stock, g $4,000; exchange, i'pd.. m advance Of s'92d,
Santos was steady and uachapged; receipts. 80. 900;
stock. 29n. 900. The heavy r, 'eipts and moderate
selling for local account caused the decline here to-
day. The principal factor ia favor OF coffee Is the
o~heApness OF the price. American warehouse dc.
livGries 9rrc 90 bass.
"a, A.. SroH.s-Dul!. spirits Of turpentine. "a sGs
2Gs.c.; cOlnuon 10 good strained rOsin. Sl.S2L21Sl 40.
PETRoLEun-Crude certificate worp unQuoted here
and in OIL City. Refined unchanged.
PRoyIsioSs-Iard loweri prime. S4.lb. Pork nrm
but dull; mess. s.. 2b6S 10. Tallow. 8 l-l093isc.
Bmtter-Crcamery. Western, 16c. Eggs-State, fresh
gathered. 12@la1c. Chicago, July s.-"Thcre was
further selling by a leading holder IN proyiaions. tho
held within Il moderate range. c'''ing a shade lower
ably under the estimate. and 81. 900 are expected to-
morrow. The cash demand here was fair. and lars,
at Western points,
sUoAR-Raw duh hut nrm; SO. test. &c.; o. test.
si2c. Renned-All grades to No. O advanced isc.
others l.loo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
REAI rsrArE rRIrArB sADrs.

Charles orinfth Moses has sold to william. B.
Brownell an irregular plot on the west side OF Am
sterdam avenue, at its junction with sherman ave
nue. and sllth street, Stx7bxbpHbe. 0IpY.
n. L, @. Ernst have sold to William 8. Roscnfeld
101 Rast 1880 street. northeast corner OF Perk
avenue, and Nos. 1l2, 116, lis, and 1ao East 1859
on lot about 1ox10o, and Mr.. Rosenfeld pays an aN-
erage OF 81, $50 for each.
Joseph 2. Edniondson 4 Clark have sold for Isa-
bella Il, Berry No. 1877 West Eighty NTH street, a four
story private dwelling. on lot ls.8xe7.e also, for Ida
stone private dwelling, on lot l7,61e9.1 II.
Benjamin Bryan has sold 70 L. ID. Bahlul two lots
on the north side Of lttth street, $40 feet west Of
the boulevard. Fourstory nat houses will be erected.
W. u. Taylor q Sons have sold for Charles Coudcrt
the fourstory brownstone dwelling No. A9 West
Fiftieth street, on lot %90x100.6, Columbia College
on private terms.
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nrnrrEss
Judgments Tahea Arnsust puuisi prowse 81
the "Gvsater View rerh Bxpesitten.n

Judgements Tunen Arnsust pusfsi nrowns -
the "Grsater View rsrHr 1Hpesatien."
Daniel Browne confessed Judgment yesterday
to Harry Deaves for $500 for services az stage
manager At tho Grameroy Lycoum and for dam
ages for breach Of contract with Doaycs, who
was to bo ono of the musichall attractions at
tho Greater New York Exposition;" also to K
q. soltmann for Sl3b on account Of loaso OF space
at tho exposition. An hour later judgments
wore entered against Browne as general man
agor In favor OF Mrs. Alice J. Shaw, the. whistler,
R6b3; Helene and Jessamine Breyoort, bantoists,
B2A9. and Colgan and Watkins, $el2.
Tbc Shorif received Yesterday IN attachment
for Geo. 1928 against Roger ". woodbury., Of
Denver, from Stern & Rushmore, representing
Michael S~pangler OF Denver. Tho claim IL based
on . Judgment obtained in Denver on Jan. ~.
on two notcs. Mr.. Woodbury. came to this city
on q VISIT about q week ago. Tho attachment
was served on tho Chase National Bank.
Hyman d. Baker. manufacturing oonfoctionor
at 10 Spring street, closed his place OF business
yesterday. and confessed Judgments TO the State
Bank for S4l2, Epstein Bros. R191, and Morftn
& Fritz Singer. 1897.
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pense Of Saihsa There was no liquidation TO
speak Of, but efforts to depreBs prices were nm.
mistskabie. They wero most pronounced and
effective in Sugar Refining, which sus-
tanned the greatest net loss, though It was
second to st. Paul in respect to nctiv-
ity. Tho character Of the selling through
out tho list was Indicated to an oxtont
by the more active borrowing demand for stocks
at the close OF business. Advices of continued
hot weather at the West were used with effect
against the Granger stocks, particularly O., B.
and Quincy. Northwest was sustained by q
formal announcement regarding the plan for re-
funding the company's bonded debt, details Of
which arc printed in another column. Tho market
for Chicago Gas was influenced by tho taking
Of formal steps toward the consolidation of the
several companies. A number OF the less active
shares moved contrary to the almost general
tendency, and closed materially higher. Among
them were Chicago Great Western. Des Moines
and Fort Dodge, East River Gas, Laclede Gas,
Rio Grande and Western preferred. and Stand
ard Rope and Irvine. The bond market showed
some improvement, both In dealings and prices.
Tho heaviest transactions were in Brooklyn
Rapid Transit 5s. which made a now record.
selling at e6a and closing more than q point
higher than yesterday, at e8is.
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday
a follows:
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As TO OWE TROLLEY CAR VICTIM.
Coroner's Jury Holds the sIotorman RESPONSE
bio nor Little Hernia Weiaa,a Death.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Dobbs and a jury in the case of Bertha Weiss.
the eight-year-old daughter of julius Weiss.
manager Of Walhalla Hall. who was killed on
June 20. while on her way to the grammar
school in 1O6th street. near Lexington avenue.
Little Bertha was crushed under an underground
trolley car, of which Hugh Dougherty OF 224s
Fifth avenue was the motorman. The accident
occurred at the place known as "Dufry's HILL"
and the girlwas killed while crossing the street.
The Jury returned the following verdict after
hearing almost a score of witnesses:
I'VE hnd that Bertha Weiss came to her
death on juno %. Mt lo6th street and Lexing-
ton avenue. from n compound depressed frac-
electric car controlled by Hugh Dougherty,
whom we hold responsible for failing to slow the
speed of the car when nearing tho school,"
Coroner Dobbs held Dougherty in 81 900 to
await the action of the Grand Jury. Ball was
furnished.
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Home Insurance Company's ssn,.Annual State
ment.

The Home Insurance Company Of Now York,
ll9Broadway.h has issued it's eighty eighth semi
annual Abatement. A sem[snnual dividend Of
b per cent. has been declared, payable on dc.
mand. The statement shows that tho capital
stock Of tho company is So, 600, 900. The assets
are as follows: Cash In banks, $447, lO4. "a;
cash in hands of agents and in course OF collec-
ton. @57l, $50. IL; real estate, 81 ,75O, O78. "a.
loans on stocks, Sl3S. 10000; loans on bonds and
crued, $59,D9A. 90.
The liabilities OF the company are: Cash cap
itai, 5000 900; reserve premium fund. ~, l8I..
surance, commission on uncollected premiums
and other claims. 1926. 1915. 20, and not surplus,
Daniel A. Head, President; William L. Blgelow
2 Thomas y. Greene. secTetariesi John II.
Gents Henry ]. Ferris and Areunah NJ. Burtis,
Assistant Secretaries. Tho report was Issued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

live Stock Market.

SEw YoRK. Thursday, July s.-Receipts OF beoves
were 10 head. No trading. Dressed beef steady at
eGsc; = D; Tor Ioor to prime native sides. Gables
ioke. Y n. dressed weight; sheep at lo@lae,
No exports to-day; tomorrow lle beeves, 10 sheep.
Reoeipts OF calves. Including IL direct. were 809
head. Very dull. and veals 10. lower than the
close yesterday. About 100 head were carried over.
Poor To prime ycals sold at e4@e8 ' 100 ms; q few
tops 1t C9.26 No buttermiIk calves changed ownors.
100. Y n.
TO butchers, were !. $40 head; & cars on sale. all told.
Active, sheep slightly nrmer; lambs sc. ' n. higher.
The pens were readily cleared. Poor to prime sheep
sold at S2.eb@el40p 100 ms; ordinary 70 choice
lambs At tb.o2a0oo.10. Dressed mutton, 7a99c. Y
n; dressed lambs, ba9l0lac.
Reoelpts OF hos1 were 1887 heEd; ITO head on sale.
Lower At 3e.o0eS4 y 100 No. for state hogs.