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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22
TNABATED FURY.

Ter continues With unaDated tu- |
ry, and all along the line from
the gulf of Salonica on the east |
to the gulf of Arta on the west
a desperate struggle is going
on for the mastery.
The advance of the Turkish
forces on Tyrnavo has not been
seriously checked, though from
Greek sources come many
claims of victory. These, how
ever, are of small import com
pared to the information that
the Turks are investing Tyrna-
vo. Tyrnavo is about three
leagues northwest of Larissa
and was depended upon by the
Greeks to seriously hamper
any attempt that would have
been made by the Turks to APP
proach Larissa.
Immediately after their dis
astrous defeat at Milouna pass,
the Greeks fell back to Tyrna-
vo, but the Turks followed
them and began a vigorous
cannonading of the position.
Tyrnavo's fall will make it next
to impossible for the Moslem
advance on the Greek military
base at Larissa to be stopped.
Larissa is poorly fortified, and
it may be necessary for the
Greeks to precipitate a pitched
battle with the Turks on the
plains that lie between Larissa
and the Macedonian frontier.
If such an evert occurs 1t will
be the greatest military strug-
gle in the history of the world.
a Greek force, after a terrific
battle, has managed TO get
through to the plains of Dana
81, in Macedonia, meantime
bombarding and destroying the
small village of Vigla, half a
dozen batteries and killing over
200 Turks. The Greek loss
was light. About 800 Turks
were taken prisoners at Vigla.
The pass at Reveni. a few
miles west of Tyrnavo, where
there are as many as 10000
Turks under the personal di-
rection of Edhem Pasha has
been the scene of the fiercest
fighting of the war. This horde
of Moslems, singing and chant
ing war songs, reach Reveni to
Bougheze, and for the past
three days have unremittingly
endeavored to obtain a free
road to the Thessalian plains.
Twenty thousand Greeks, un-
der the direction of Prince Con-
stantine, have as steadily
fought and struggled to keep
back the Mohammedan stream,
and have thus far succeeded.
On the gulf of Arta the
Greeks are having things pret-
ty much their own way. The
Turks at Arta attempted to
cross the Arakphos river, de-
spite the fire of the Greek artil-
lery. This was magnificently
handled, no Iever. and the
Moslems were moved down by
scores, the river being literally
filled with the sultan's soldiers.
Staggering under this great de
feat. the Turks retreated.
Colonel Manos, in his inva-
sion of this part of Epirus, has
been very successful. He has
occupied several villages with
but slight resistance and hasti-
4 ly fortified them. There is
hardly any serious obstacle to
] his advance northward into Al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Apricot. peach. strawberry.
raspberry and pineapple crush
ed fruits with ice cream soda
water mt Ross & Bonner's foun-
tain. lift
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22
A GREAT STRUGGLE
For Supremacy In the East-Greecs
Must WIN. or VIII Disappear
From the Map.

Salonica, April 21.-It is ru-
mored here that the Turks
have captured Larissa. The
report should be accepted with
reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

G GsF s1eFi las. 9e Week r sF a
New York 2eoS on AL III MaTkr 'psnep nr 81 S,
81 D. choice veas 75as7 % common to good s. ,9
i52o head total o. week thus far os zoo" for the Sane
time last week 81 o son'gn a n "Dened sr1nr closed
strong and higher Workers So oIas 81 - PIGS 81 S'
SASS 2ds2 Late sales IS Yos sss 81 and nd
light s. 40 medium % G Is, hours ~,
head fr week thus far 200 for the same time
$500: on sale 5000. including four cars held over Mar
be opened for lambs and as GOOD 50esp cbo
s. aoas5 i. common air s. Sass So mixed seep
cults s2a$3 choice y,Arngs wethers. s. 5qS4 20;
cs xn s" lambs % a. cars brought & 2aS@ ~ ali sold
aq Ss.s o na1 Hsd; G Jar" 10 extra sser S. 3
s. Ghe o %"d s. s Sa %2% Gq dss
Receipts; 5000 head market firm i'm and &c higher
choice mixed. s. asa s. 81 choice assorted 50 5as3 60
lsh, 81 sos ~ pig - 2aS$ 30 s@, 81
lambs. "s * o% Ii i i "'' inferior TO ' S' "
ceips ea head; market strong to shade higher native
81 se 1oa. ga % NATIVE CYL sqs2 go rIs sefr
head market r. :ieedy to r:ns 60 ioreIs 50 Ies3 io
s. $40 o. I@%b. 81 5SSs4 10 al" '''''S "' ''
81 75a$i prime 81 5oqs+ 10; good 81 as4 30 tidy
s. 25as4 20; fair g coas4 IL common s3qs3 70 com
good fat bulls and cows s2rs3 50; heers. 81 JOa
81 fresh and snrngers. si5as4o Hogs-Maiket
active jdi0c higher: prime medium. 81 81 prime
light G5nS3 90 pigs 654 50 70: hogs 81 25ff
81 45 good roughs 75as3 sheep steady; good West
ern 81 G5dS3 -: prime good. 81 GoIS3 -.
fair 81 lOIS3 - 81 51HS3 culls, $la$2 choice
lambs $ @S3 -: fair to good lambs - "n$'' o' yea!
calves s5n 81 ~.
Kansas city Jan i5.--fiogs-Receipts 600 head:
ma ket strong light 81 35nS3 i2s medium 81 JnS3 40.
heavy 81 2iG<3 2J pigs 1888 "a CatteRecepts. 800
head; market native steers. best 81 l3ns4 "a:
fair 10 good 81 ljaS4 IL and heifers best 81 100
e. IN fair 10 good sJnS3 bulls 81 1JI$3 TO- stock
ers and feeders 81 lOas+. Texas and Western 81 6,u
81 ~: calves SASH. Sheep-Receipts @"" head mar
ket STEADY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, January 10. 1897;

New-York. January ~ 1897:
CoTToNThs market had some quite mpor,dn, The
tionS and closed with net loss OF 70 points "a
hGcuatilns active months were within ianse OF i
points. There was an irregular opening tie 800
while the later positions showed equivalent auN
Liverpool closed with net advance Of 2 TO p.in ,
fell OF quite sharply during the morning on Ia'h o hs
ing support with hearsh features controlling anu nv
interior showing larger than eXpeceu "a
hles received stating that Manchester business
hurt the famine in India. ana me 9heldi
reports from Manchester made the market hui nur
STEADY. The price changes IN our ntihet uuiile ~
were Influenced in a large by the execution O
buying orders. The discussion Of the guinness
Fail River. with The anticipation that me .s WI
cr,a production unsettling factor Neverthees
goods marke; is said 10 be a little ne''eI
The idea \ the trade very few mills VIII 90 on
short time and that curailment Of production VIII
NOT 10 As extensive It last summer Prlnr CLOTHS
are moving very well into The hands Of nuyeIs' me as
aD, ricces or more which is some increase over me
sales movement Il last week. The Interior STOCKS are
:hey week while receipts were u i ro,
they were week. Il supposed hat stocNs @
be much less on the supposition ,ha' port navy
Receipts at Houston Saturday are estimated al 90
400 bales against 4Si same day las, Va H re ee,j"
last wear Receipts New-Orleans Satuinay az a.,
mated Al 1880 bales. against o''s1 sum gay
last week ana 55fs last Receipts al houston l
day were 3 3OI bales against 4Os4 same DAY as! 0sn
"nd 100 ast wear: Memphis. 1212 bales afahs, io,i
ana SO Augusta 202 bales, against "il ana ,,e
Louis 30i bales against 10 ana i So, y, ,6e min
cpa ports ~erf - iollv"s' "a ;c5 1eSf wear. New
4aG2 day last week ana no 10 DS 1e, Mobiie 1a74
49, a-ans, ol7 and las: savannah. l'2 pars
against i44 and 2,i against 4ss and i25s
bsles The interior receipts for the week ,o9 ias,
bales against 577s the previous weeh a o., 75 aes
previous week ana % AS 80
dc,"ro- stocks are 2olT bales against '"--' me PIT
NGus range and close to-day and closing pids 'ne
r,eI,,o,s night and last year follow; H., To-, &c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
7also. secona. l4alec. Egg. easx: fre.h. 1s.c peg

l7also. seconds. i@oc. Eggs easy; fresh 1s':c per
Cincinnati Jan. l5-Flour Wheat patent 81 75asi s.:
do fame; - 2'@si 30 Wheat duh. No red 92c. No
:a Soc 6a corn ao' qu S no x Yellow 2'c No mixed
pork-Cear family $ 10; clear butt IS so clear back.
s. - Iard-Kette SIC prime steam. 1900 Dry sailed
meat 81 shor, rib sides .c short clear
sc: loose sides isc loose clear sides.
40; loose clear bellies &c Butter-Elgn 2lc ONO
active ai ''''''''' '''''' 'F' ''''' ''''' "'''''
Mlwagse 1sG iawhes opened gulc and ''saas
Size 30 " NdTths Gne' sasoc ' sample barley rregu
track 39a39sc. No on track 3sa3siac.
wlpnas sa 1 4n R @sSas sTaHs. ST s
the bull sentiment moderately May opened at 7sNsc and
~ asains, 7saa7sc yesterday July opened at 79ig
demand The price paid for spot No Northern was lc
Sndr NIX 10 n S her, So got sod att rbm TA ne &c
Under ~ on traeNo hard sI No %s gs.
iakers. 81 ioass g. rrofucton 10000 bsls shipments
81 AZ he. MsinsRran continues to be the g a.,
S gar "a shorts. 5. .o6s ; 8 midiinss So 5as7
rn"Gg9s am s. @ 50 Io xia very 81 s:; 5s g.
PENNSYLVANIA roller clear. s. 2,gSt 40 sraieh s. %s
GS3 paient s. 7casa 90: spring clear, s. I5a4 10;
strag g. s. s4 psien = S2st q" city m
patent s. S5aS5 Rye dour steady 50 - per barrel for
s. 10 per- ioS ~ as to aaay Wheat opened shad
nrmer aferward lost the Improvement and closed weak
January as. aa2c Fcbruarg o2's aa2ic: March a3irl
= fennsv iyania red " bid; No Delaware red 96c bid
No red 3c bid. steamer No > red. s9c bid. No North
ern spring 9ls.a92c Corn quiet: No : mixed on call
January 21127.c February 2'i.H25'ac: March. 2Iisn
21a,c April 2>i4 n2Si?c CARROTS export elevator No
mixed. &c bid: steamer. pc bid; No 3. 22c bid Oats
quiet and barely steady; 40 white clipped pc. NJ
white clipped offered AT 23,c NJ white call: Ian
nary. 2a3a23a.c FetruaTy. March AMI April 23'sa2'c
Butter quiet and steady. creamery. Bic prints
ira wholesale. ~. johbng 23p26c Eggs steady ana
demand fair. PENNSYLVANIA and Western hrsts i1c
quiet and firm New York factory. lOH lie: part skins
ieHHc Feed firm and higher. winter bran bulk $liT
Sl 80 Potatoes rll and weaker: choice pennsylvani1
R1se. oa Sc New York Rose. stars and state Maine
:s}G3Sc. quality.
-. Louis. Jan. 1J-Flnur unchanged Bran quiet and
lower. sacked East Side :sc country y ins Wheat
lower. January. N1',c nominal May >6sc bid July 75n
,1lsc Did Corn steady; January .Oc MAY 22isc; July
~ m23'sc bid. Oats firm January. 17i.c: May i92c
asked. Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
pening range and close 70 I nay anu W

Market closed quiet 3G5 points decline compared d
Yesterdays prices Transferrlbie no..s cres
I,rifan rs bales Continent. lo5; stock 2osz Io.ai
rt % bales thus
l47 147 against 1870 last week ana 10 "a IaS 10
Fynorts Today: Britain. 2s953 baies Franz.
nnnbanred: mddiing uplands, 5l6c; middhng gull
q lie sales 1s5 bales including 600 export - SPIN
c,fon Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spo cotton
in BUYERS Sales. 10000 bales; speoa' ah
rort 500 American. 10000: receipts, 2'oW Miadllhs
INLAND a. Futures opened steady. partially % su~
Vance: closed barely steady i.nl point net a1vance
January Boob: January February. 3'His; fepra,is
March 359izs: March April 3'zs April May SyS "iSs
Inn 30i.s. Iune.Iuly l6Is: July August 36l2s; Au-
cloths dull go
COFFEE-The market for contracts closed steady with
safes of II 30 bags Closing prices were to ]" points
lover than they closed Yesterday The market opened
with trading and without business on the
call the hid and asked prices indicating an advance 81
points There sales during the forenoon. ne
market lacked Europe was buying Instant
,sitions and bought months ana locals
sold is "A difference Of about lc between
our market and the European market while the dIlIe
ence was down points. Receipts at primary pom.
were <ai- The Hamburg market opened about on ana
closed as il Havre closed unchanged To "A point
higher The steamship Dalecarlia and the steamship
t'haucer cleared from Bahia with 100 bags eaci, ne
iasSe cleared from Victoria January IL
IL bags stock ~ coffee in Havre IL 44oVn bags 'i
600 bags respectively last week. The American visible
SUNNY - shows increase 81 l5"62- bdgs com,
,arei with last and an Increase OF 2'a'
iaq corpared with date two years ago Inc street
market IS dull and nominal with Rio IS quoted al loc
a-tro,,-b some are asking Oi-c Rio g quoted at
as.r Mid coffee duh but nomnally steady.
The following the highest. lowest and closing
r--e contracts:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
sorrnERN COTTON MARKETS

norfolk. Jan Il. -'otton s'eady mddng G'sc; low
midnc Glgc good ordinary. = lS-iGc. and eros.
bales. soastwiss sale
bales. stock $50 bales. weekly and gross re-
cclps II OPS bales Great Britain l22 iales
coast wise pis7 bales. sales 1927 bales.
Galveston. Jan. i5.tofron steady. T.. b.,
mdfng CSC. good ordinary. Shc and GROSS receipts
05G bales. exports to Great britain bales to m.
Continent 80 bales sales. @f3 bales. STOCK JO .s,
bales. weekly net receipts 33"29 bales. gross 81 AZ
bales exports T. Great Britain 1870 bales France
G3i3 tHleg. the Continent. ~ bales. coa-wise i3
bales. sal's, 23 bales; spirners. 30 bales
savannah. ian. l5.--'ott0n lrm. midillng tA.c low
midng 6'ec net and gross receipts. ralss. eN
ports coastwise 1917 bales. sales 3e1 bales: stock
~ NV bales, weekly net receipts. 23i7 bales. gross.
1881 bales exports tn m" ointment 2I2i bales coast
wise N5c halei.
NcA-o Iiclns Jan l3.-Coi,on quiet midallnr e. low
riiflirl tAc good ordinary. IAc. receipts ~.
" e hf". "4N- bales exports 10 Great Britain.
To- l-S =" France ~" bales, go hc continent 66 bales
itts i"n hal.s. stock. tu2 iH bales. weekly -
.epi- a. ~ bales gross ~ so bales exports Great
lifi'an * 1i bales to France 30 W. bales IT, the -
'incnt 222.l bales 10 the Channel 5sI bales. coast
wise. $40! bales. saes. ~. $50 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16

heavy lowest quotations Of the day. at net loss OF
%a%c the afternoon dispatch from satisucian
Robinson Department OF Agriculture In answer 10
inquiry Statistican Brown. OF the Produce Elk
stated that the report would not De issued
until some tire week. Cash wheat was inactive
export The quotations No 2 red. 12c over May.
b anoat: MAY closed SGasc: No l hard. Toe over
May, o aioat: No I Northern New-iork. &c over
May. Z afoat CORN-The dealings In corn nut
day closing s@i.c Primary receipts are not
heavy and complaint from the West about grading
week she receipts have been 2.le2VOu busn
against 902oOO bush last week, and 33il 900 bush Es
year. Exports for the same time have been 3s2,WW
bush, against :3O bush last week and 16S2W" pusn
5000 bush OF export private terms Local
sales were 5000 bush Of No at &c elevator ana 90"
bush 2Sc elevator: No quoted al Z"sc
In the elevator. .OATS-neangs in oats day were
ithort special features ~ interest The demand was un
important futures and there but little
inquiry. Prices moved narrowly during the session closing
at isnc net loss Receipts Of oats West have been sh
and five days been only l.433.NO bush. against
2lii geo bush last week and 2iilH~ bush last wear ~
tistDO bush. In cash dealings trace was
light Exporters took 2ooOo bEh II No white clipped
private terms. Sales 1890 bush. including luo
bush No 2Di-c: $4,000 bush track and unsrtded
white. 20Q30c. quality: 1000 bush state white .'2c'
900 bush mixed 23i.c. deivered 2lrc BUSH pr
terms: 1000 bush No clipped. 22.c store nat
quoted 22iac elevator No white 2isc; no
44c: No Western quoted isG4>isc. o anoat
FARLEY Market steady. Feeding quoted pc. !
Buffalo MAY: spot. SO. anoat mailing 3sh4'" as !"
quality Sales 5000 hush. private terms, b ahoat
export ..... BUCK " HEAT-Market dull; quoted. 800
Soc c track for prime state.
Receipts points in thousands.
three ephers 'ooW omitted -four bbls. grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
DEL LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. NJ
Stations In New-NOrk, foot OF Barclay ant
Christopher streets. ,,,,r,,
VEsTIBULED TKAiNs. ~ LL ,lr "'f'

Direct route to NEWARK BIOOMtiELp. MoNTSLAn
THE ORANGES, Summit. B"rnardSS,sile. hI RNsa
Ridge. Madison Morristown Passac Paterson, Is ~
Dover Sianhope. NEWTON III p1 f,.D IL m
LAKE HOPATCONG Hackettsto~n. = n, = L.
MOUNTAIN. Washington. FliILIiPSBtR'i tiASiUy ~
WATER GAP. STROUDSBt re. Pocono M's.n' ~,
SCRANTON PITTSTON WtI.kESBAfRE. M,
rose BINGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Naiet,'
Vile. UTICA. RcIIFIELD SPRINGS Sor r,,p,
CORNING. BATI. DANSNlILE: Ft.AIS, anr ~
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST ,
500 A. M-BINGHAMTON NAIL stops at prlAep'
10 90 4. M.-Cafe Car. BUFFALO SCRANTON. RlNe-
UANT ~ UTICA. RICHFiEfD SPRINGS. SYRIA
Cr'sE and OSwFGO EMPRESS. Pullman Parl.t
Cars. Connecting at Buffalo with trains for chicago
100 p 'M~Cafe carr. SCRANTON. wIrKESRARRS
and FI.MIRA EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor cars; al,
400 p. M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLfN'
OIrTH EMPRESS. Pullman EGne; Paror car
$50 p ~ DAILY Buffalo Yeshulei Limited E!nr,rs
for SCRANTON. TTNGHANTON. ELMiRA. BtF.
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connecting /"
Buffalo with raj is for Chicago and points west
q: 30 p N n)aily)--Bt'F SCRANTON bINtHAAN.,
TON ITHACA. UTICA SYRACrSE and OSWE6"
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Steepers . .... =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATING ..
Henry Gaze & cons Limited. ii3 Broadway ~ Pe,s
pace 400 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations, ~
columbus Newyork 93s and 7e6 Fulton ~.
zoo Rroafwav. Bro kyn Time tables giving fu' ~"
formation ~ all stations -
c-eck baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
THE TRADE, IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan 10 Special. Wheat one time to-day
showed an advance over Thursday p cent. but il
easily expcabe Cables were disappSintine ~ The
oga1 On reason s for the weak 9peniqs s. Louis covered
weak closing May opened from Soa. t. S0n s"ld IN
tween y and 7os and closed At NJ cents \ privatr
message from san Francisco reported wheat cearancea
mcnts for the baIanre of the month We're % 600 Ssb
rs rms helped t. MAKE the prices Of the day Early
rhey %sTe inclined s 70 se GU, Of TIE way Of h
that the report would lc rel1y f'r several DAYS
ally. Seaboar cearsnces not large 81 100 bush
els Estimates on the visible supply decrease
last year The Modern Mile said that the demand
for wheat was somewhat more urgent Norhwestern re
in 1875. There ma'h ~ a local cash demand
\ little export business was done from here loads but
did aseate han 5ushe ' Fh sr.'' wss
bushels TO ore house New York was weak icsing some
= the premium showed yesterday The selling at the
Patton Rr' ant. Frazier. Barrett and Ginor
the wcs, MAY Sold from y cent, 20 2s2 cpns aS
r monG a eg we ao nH"rs was win o spps Dc
SATURDAY. samples were cent better. Gables were
little higher Sesboard cl~arances were 81 oo bushels
shading Of eashouad 'Ats. the demand j. sin very
poor
IRON 10 90 lss. cents ami closing a bottom r.
cepts lG7 with DDS estimated sara,
only 5000 bushels. The speculative trade was small
Professionals doing some buying ~ July AMI s,l
Provisions lbs, tho rally the made On THURSDAY pork
under ribs p. cents under There nas an ncllna,ion
on the part ~ those who had hough; THURSDAY ~
take profits today There also selling hy
packers There however, fair outside trade The
cash demand however showed some falling m Hog r,
cepis ~ 600 head with 2io"o head estimated or
SATURDAY prices cents higher.
on 'he c@r0 putt on NJ, Nay wheat c,sed a, ,aa.a7o.
closed a, 24Aa2tA cents calls at 2iss cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16

cows 0 At 81 SSass Is ely dressed native sides slow
and Liverpool cables quote American live cattle mgner
Dressed ,"a Weight fseas beef selling at sasc
II. No shipments from this port to-day 'ns
son The Mississippi abou, cattle equally divided be-
shsm % s1a az ana beef making with
S5sr sns s q s ss
Of Great Britain with the exception Of 1872 sheep ,,o ~
s1sp a. p psr 100 s 70 Virginia
81 so Kentucky steer 1900 NJ at So kentucky s
s and oI ;ss Ia' a. 81 Is d. 49, 1
n state do i7io ~ at 50 mi nj , aS i0 a, s.
SS iss o. 's a, 3 at DO 100 S d.
90 r. q. 81 state ia ios si~s IS al ,'s s. :! TO-
10 DO s's s. n TO- at 81 49, 10 isl ~ a0 NJ at
IS n s at 81 90 d at g So e sos y 1000 H.
a, s. S0 * do ,s5Oalolo ~ at 81 IS soo ~ ., 81, o
os sneF Ilas T. DO go r. 81 81 sds vs.
bulls 1870 n a. So 90 ss 3D. at IS s. 7" &c. d.
40 + s. ?f S". ssSfi st 9! ~ {. =
y s s. so d u iS~s st. 90 y p do at sSi T. At
Ss~.e" "o co Co. n q g q d. d? 900 III" at at
s. 81 cows aG "ci r. at Nss r. q, s. PIX ~
IL DO ioie H. 81 81 p d. cl 10 % q d. o. sss H. at
= i5 % g d. = n 81 81 do oil NJ at 81 so do
''S NJ ba at $50 d SsfeT So 'IS M n;
s. 49, 40 s a7ss 100 s"% n. U a, s. g. r..,rs
MIcH cows Receipts none and no trnass included
s Ss'E .e Ana at s sacasso '' market, Feel
~ head "a, all dh n e calves All
promptly s3as !, for p92 5rn 1S P" calves nominal
=. VISA 90 warnings sold at 50 and car 81 W. v
81 s2's Dressed csrSas Sar.'S 2c 7goc Tor country
dsssed G FOR ttie calves and 'd6c for dressed
eainyarn Judd CO.. calves 2.a ~ a's ,5o
age. At 50 e2s per 100 N; veals ~ H. " 80 w.
NJ at S. Hollis veals les NJ 81 ~; DO u" NJ at
$" aS No. resI: is n at 81 ~ do. 100 ~ at
~ HUNG u, (, g. Mullen de- ia H. f|" at 81 "
NsTIep co XsITnsf ss l q s % 800
oh cars rec, 20 butchers and Ie for the mar
s am. o win a sFcp and logl.'
lambs price with svs l ga late hour
HrSnsry ~ choice sheep Sass q nsr leo ~
n uS az cars 81 Choice State lambs reported sold at
s eods5 Dressed mutton weak at '.s Sow at sT
ev,ra carcasses selling at Sc' dresser '"'''''
"alesH H. Hollis oc5 state lamb. s. n aveTag e., at
S. sheep 90 n at So :" "a n at s. q, %
sheen n%m and lamts 81 n So 25 bucks io' ~ at
Mcrher-n Kenu sheer 10" o. n at a, $ q To- G ~
h" He~o lS' co IS state lambs IS n SO !, 9 s
y hufs h, 49, 49, :, at At - * H. Ohio sheep g H. S.
state do 10 n at s. 6s Kentucky d. I'M ID a. >" w.
sn' Judd & 60 rss Ohio lambs. - H. at s. 30 2S1 In
G G,ns No. 30 n a. st st 6 & q o. i a T.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

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as Ioows. and minutes earlier from West -Sdsi..
$500 4. M.-Nestbuled Express Daily for WANcty.
Bmghamton. Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive buhA''
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land 40 A NJ Chicago p NJ Sleepers 10 Ch!eas"
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