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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Special Correspondence of Gazette ind journal
Laurel, Jan. 10. The Rev. Chester
M. Smith has rendered his resignation
as rector of st. Phillips Church, to
take effect on January Goth. He will
remove to Springfield, Ill.
Tho following officere-elect Of Laurel
Lodge, A. o. U. W., zero installed on
Wednesday evening: Past Master Work
man, DR.. w. j. Fooka: Master Work
man, II, o. Riggin; Forearm, ]. S.
Henry; Oversser, George ". Pussy |;
Recorder. @. A. Hastings; Financier,
II. 9. Adams: Receiver, j. II. Elliott;
Guido, j. I. Osborne; Inside Watch,
E. Il. Riggin; Outside Watch, @. a.
Hearn; Representative to the Grand
Lodge, Dir. J, W. Fools.
Vigilant Council, Jr. o. U. a. NJ,
has clscted tho following officers: Coun-
cilor, Charles Hill; Vice. Councillor, d.
A. Henry; Assistant Recording Secre-
tary, Ii. 3. Rodney; Conductor, II. o.
Riggin; Warden, b. Il. Bennett; Inside
Sentinel, Thomas Windsor; Outside
Sentinel, O. @. Morris; Trustee. Frank
f. Davis; Representative TO the State
Council, L, W. Riggin.
Iiobah Lodge, Is. Of r., OF Seaford,
has eleetad the following officers: Chan
cellor, W. S. Waller; Vice Chancellor,
M. L. Watson; Prelate, G. e. Hurley |;
Master of Exohequer, Luther Huarn i;
Master att Arms, Elwood Hastings /;
Master of Finance, ". T. E. Taylor /;
Keeper of Records and Sosl George
W. Locates; Master OF Work, James ii.
Dawson; Inside Guard, Thomas Mar
shall; Outside Guard, l. Fl. Morgan;
Trustee, L. L. Wallace.
The Sussex National Bank OF Soaford
has elected the following directors; j.
j, Ross. president; w. ii. Stevens,
yice-p president; j. d. Robinson. score.
tary; Il. @, Ross, Newall Ball, T. j.
Gray, S. Il. Kenney, W. A. Corbin, S.
II. 'Mossck, Charles +. Holland and L.
H. Chambers, Clarence Donoho has
been elected cashier, and S. p, Willoy
teller.
Delmar Council, Jr., D. U. A. NJ,
has elected the following ollicers Coun,
cilor Joseph II. Wells; Vice, Councillor
George a. ponnewill; Assistant Record.
ing Secretary, w. S. Parker; Con-
ductor, Jamns e. Moore; Warden, ".
II. Pennowill; Inaide Sentinel William
Il. Elliott; Outside Sentinel, james p.
White; Trustee, James E. Moore;
Representative to the State Council,
Arthur Brewington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
street ana sewer pirsrtnrs.

Street and Sewer Directors Tuesday
night granted renewal of plumbers
and drainlayers' license to the follow
ing plumbers: Charles Stewart, John
Daley, lladley Il Peacock, tho Guw-
tnrop 6 Brother ca. and the Foster
Plumbing md Heating Co. The weekly
payroll OF S2l9. 81 was passed. The col.
lectons for the week were s2ll. 10 and
the balance in bank was SIG, Dds. }S. 1t
was decided TO place an inlet at Eighth
and Bennett streets to carry OFF the
water that collacts after zach storm.
New rulea and regulations were sub
mitted to tho board concerning the do
rosit Of building material in the
streets. Action was postponed until
next week. Tha new rules require that
a permit must be secured before ma.
terials can be placed on the streets and
this permit is good for ak m0nths. No
material can be placed within three
feet of car track or 10 feet Of fire
plug or so as to stop tho tlnw OF water
in the gutter. Rsd lights muet he
placed on the materinls at night The
sidewalks must lie kept clear ard tho
street where tho materials arc stored
must be kept clean.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and 10,

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
Smyrna, Jan. l9.-Jacob Hartman
has sold his farm, near Woodland Beach,
and containing OIL acres, to Samuel
Coils for 50, 200.
The Philadelphia & Smyrna Trans
portHtion Co., yesterday, elected the
following directors: j. II. Hoffecker,
President; A. Il. Jardine, Secretary
and Treasurer; A. l.. Hudson, V. G.
Walker and /. IF. Stuats.
Mrs. Lillian Gradey, wife Of the Rev.
Samuel GraGey, minister to Foo Chow,
China, died there on December 1ltn.
Her sistura reside here, Mira. Ella
Griffith and MISS May W. Thompson.
Tho deceased was daughter of the
lato Rev. 4. j. Thompson.
Samuel Pratt, son of ths lato Jsmos
Pratt, tliod this morning, of consump-
tion, at the residence of his siaters,
Missea Lille and Sallie Pratt. lie had
been engaged in tho pottery business
at Pittshurg, Pa, for several yeurs,
and oamo here recently, expecting to
return to pittsburg soon. He was 30
years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Associated Prstsusso lisa Nv sasati Wires.
New York, Jan. 19.-Justice Pryor,
in the Supreme Court, to-day. con-
firmed the report of ex-Judge Dona-
hue, as referee, recommending that a
decree of absolute divorce be granted
to Nellie r. Goodwin, wife of Actor
Nat G. Goodwin. Goodwin is ordered
to pay to his divorced wife S75 alimony
per week. She 10 also privileged to
marry again, if she SO desires, with
the right to resume her maiden name,
Baker Goodwin cannot marry again
in this State. Nune of the testimony
heard before the referee was made
public.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
ELEVATOR CONDUCTOR APPOINTED.
James ). Kelley Received tho Appoint
Inent Under civil Service Rules.

James j. Kelley Received tho Appoint
ment Under civil Service Rules.
James j. Kollsy, aged 80 years, an
employee Of tho berkshire Mills, Frank
ford, Philadelphia, roreiyed notice
and papers direct from tho authorities
at Washington Tuesday announcing hia
appointment NJ elevator conductor al
the Federal Building, to take the plRce
made vacant by tho death Of John j.
Cooper.
Mr.. Kelley took the civil service OK.
animation for the position on Alercn
18th, 1897, and was notified that hn
had passed. at tho required average
about ths lattsr part Of june. He ha3
been resident Of this city for the phst
Il years. lie came here from Meaaa
ehusetts and WAS employed for sumo
years at tho Arlington mills 10 tho
capacity of beaner, and loft this city,
securing work in Philadelphia, after
the close OF the local mills his vito
and family remaining in this city, re-
siding at Twonty -uecund and Lammot
streets,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
WoaKMEN SUSTAIN INJURIES.

Perry Rose, fireman on p, ". & y.
railroad shifting engine, had several
toes mashed Tuesday evening. lie waa
taken to the Delaware Hospital.
Samuel Kuanan, boss of a gang at
the Pullman works, had his foot
mashed in turn table Tuesday. lie
lives at Taylor and Spruce streeta.
William Quinn OF b and Ruttunwood
streets, South Wilmington, had his
chest lacerated while at work OF the
Johnson Forge Co.'s establishment
Tuusday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
Politics in nlackpird Hundred.

Special Correspondence II Gazette and journal
Blackbird, Jan. 10. The now Con.
stitutiun ia received with more favor
in BlarKbird hundred than most any
other place in the State. The chief
reason for this 10 that it is in legisla-
tive district TO iteplf, when. at every
election, memuer Of the lower HouHe
will be elected. Tho politicians are
happy. and more are to be found hero
than in any other hundred in tho
county. although tho nomination
election for Representative is sumo time
off. office seekers are on the stir, AMI
everything points to lively campaign
il this hundred. The following per-
sons arc spoken of for Representative /:
II. c. Brockson, John L. SeemanH, B.
G. ColinH, George Il. Donavan, Jamas
A. Brockson, AZ. X. Duuavan and
Thomas j. Middlstor. all Democrats.
Ex- Coroner Gsnrge O. Rotnwell has
announced himself rs candidate for
the Democratic nomination for coroner
Of New Cattle county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Cross libels have been fled in the
United States District Court in Phila-
delphia by Josiah Porter Crosby, master
of tho British steamship Aureole.
against the German steamship Wilknm-
men, and by John Schneider, master Of
the Wikommen, against tho Aureole,
to recover damages arising from the
collision between tho steamships nuar
New Castle ON january 18th. Security
in the sun, OF $50, 000 was entered for
the Aureoo
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

led Herself Alter Reading ASout a:rA.
Inno,H Attn,nnr Tn E,I Ttpr 4 ia.


Killed Herself After Reading Asout Era.
LANES attempt to End Her Life.
Assorateipss ,ts'r nv Shaal Sus&
Louisville, KY, Jan. ia special
from Maysville, Ky. says
News Of the suicide Of Miss Eiarriet
Keith Owens, on Monday, ut Crab
Orchard farm, Jhs rnsidenco of her
iathnr, Basil y. Ovens nUar Wishing
ton, Ky, reached here lat right. Miss
Ovens had been in poor health for
some time, and had to give up her
school last fall on that account. She
rested unua1ally we'll ON Sunday night.
md seemed cheerful. She read the
account OF tho shooting of ex-senator
Blackburn's daughter, Mrs. Lane. with
much intereat, after which abe went to
hsr hrother's room and, securing a
piatol, put il to her temple and fired.
Her death vas instantar euus.
Miss Ovens was one OF the brightest
girls 10 rho country, and the Owens
family is prominent one. The tragedy
is widely depiursd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

hate CLARK Beaten to p.ath With Chair
by Ed. CLARK.
Associated Press ln.patch " ,poca Wires.
Buffalo. y. Y, Ian. la.-KBte Clnrls,
the common !aw ~ifs OF I'D. Clark,
grain GcoopoF, was ;onnd dsnd in her
room to-day. The walls, floor ana fur
niLurN were Hpatterad with blooH. The
woman had been beaten III death with
chair. NeighEnrH heard tho couple
quErreling last night CLARK cannot be
found ny the poiics.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
aalarrlages.

CATLIN- GRUBB-ln ST. James' Church, STAN
ion, on January 18th, 1893, by tho Hev. e. X.
Miller, Robert Catlin and Mics Eiuma S. Grubb.
ERGuSUN--BRlGHT--At Asbnry NJ. e. par
sonaEo on January 12th, 1893. by tho Rev. IRA
Tinker, LII d., Frederick S. Ferguson 10 Miss
Carrie c. Bright, both OF Wilmington. Dol.
McBRI DE- -HODEBAuGH-A No. 1918 Wcs3 Sav.
enth street, on January 18th. 1873, by Ito Rev.
II. Il. Coursey, LOWS Mcbride OF this Cit and
Manic kodebnugh ot Philadelphia, Pn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the groom's resi-
dence, corner Third and jefferson stroets, on
January 18th, 1875, by tho Rev. John ID. G.
Hanna, Alfred L. Moharty of this city, and
Helen a. Clckener of LnrERwanna county, Pa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
\. 70 M Allegea Kallwan neaI.

A Chester special in the Philadelphia
Press says: "The report that Robert
Wetherill OF this city is interested in
the Wilmington railway deal is denied
by him. lie is interested, however,. in
the negotiations winch have been pend
ing for the purchase of the Chester
Traction Go. through L, W. Clark Of
philadelphia. a memorandum agreo-
ment has been made and the deal in
cluucs also the buying Of shs Whining
ton railway nnd ths making of d con
Meeting link between Wilmington and
Philadelphia. "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
ILhHEss or MIR. GhADsToNE.


The Condition of His Health Causing
Anxiety 70 Those About Him.
Associated "resi Di5natcr by Special WirsA
: Lontion. Eng, Jan. 10. The Pail
Mall Gazette, this afternoon, makes
the following announcement in large
type: with deep regret We learn, on
most excellent authority, that Mir.
Gladstone's health causes the grayest
anxiety to those about him. His So
journ at Cannes hns not bad the effect
of certifying his strength, as antici-
patei." The news placard of tho Pail
Mall Gazette reads: Critical CON
ditioh of Mr.. Gladstone" The an
nouncemsnt is causing much excite.
ment.
The Westminster Gazette, although
minimizing the alarming reports con.
corning the health of Mr.. Gladstone.
is constrained to admit the fact that
Mr. Gladstone has suffered great pain
most OF the time he has been at Cannes,
being unable to leave his sofa.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
MOST sERpE HIS SENTENCE.
The appeal of John u. Hart Refused by
Judge Dallas.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 1s.-Judge
Dallas, to day, filed the opinion of the
United States Circuit Court of Appeala
in the case of the appeal of John D..
Hart from tho sentence Of the United
States District Court.
Hart, who is the principal owner Of
the Hart Line Of steamers. was con
victed nbout year ago of having aided
Cuban tilibustering expedition on the
steamer Iaurada, and was sentenced to
two years. imprisonment ami $500 fine
and the costs Of prosecution. He took
an appeal, and Judge Dallas, in the
opinion filed to-day, decided against
him by Affirming the sentenue Of tho
district court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Associated Press Dlspatcn py speoial Wires.
New York, Jan. 10. Henry E.
Straight. who was arrested in Jersey
City week ago. charged with swind-
ling business people in Wilkesharra md
Harrisburg, Pa, aud other cities, es-
capped from tina Jersey City jail to-day.
lie had sawed through an iron bar at
the toietroom window, and thus was
enabled TO drop into the Jail yard,
where he scaled 12.feet fence and
reached the street. He was gone half az
hour before his flight was discovered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Magistrate Durnall of HocEessin Gu
Tuesday held Elwood Gibbs, uolored, in
800 bail for the General Sessions Court
on the charge of firing bullet into a
baltimore & Ohio railroad passenger
train, near Mill Creek station, on the
Landenberg branch. on January Sth.
George Chandler. colored, was held in
500 bail as witness. Gibbs was taken
to Now Castle Jail Yesterday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

special Correspondence of Gazette aud Journal
Dover, Jan. 1S.-1he denunciation
OF the Kent Club by members of Wesley
Church will cause that church to lose
81. 900, which sum a prominent citizen
Of Dover had intended TO give to the
church on the occasion of its rededica-
tion, next month. He will save tho
MONEY for sons church whose members
do not deride tine Kent Club.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. Is. The will of
the late Moses Z. Handy was filed 10
the Probate Court to-day. Tho will
was executed 10 Philadelphia, June
Gath. 1896, and was witnessed by
Erastus Brninerd and John Paul
Bocock. The tostator leaves his entire
estate. which consists of 81, 500 in per-
sonal property, to his widew, Sarah
Matthew'S Handy,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Portland, Ore. Jan. 19..-lt is pro-
posed to utart tho government Yukon
relief expedition from here on the
steamer George W. Elder, which will
sail for Skaguay on February LIST.
Major jacobs Of the Vancouver bar
racks has engaged transportation an the
El1er for sG men. 200 tons Of supplies
and 80 mules. The remainder of the
mules will not bs shipped until week
later, as the ELDERS space has been en-
gagged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Saratoga, n. Y, Jan. 10. The Ma
tional Summer School Association,
which has been holding yearly meet.
ines at Glens Falls, N. y, has been
dissolved by action of the stockholders,
on account of the unsatisfactory fnsn.
cial condition of the association.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
MORE TROUBLE WtTn lEDI.iNs.
Is shooting ARRAY on a Farm Near walia
Watia.

Walia.
Associated PROSE- Dispatch by Special Wires,
Walla Wala, WASH, Jan. IA
special from Walla Walla states that
". +. DeLong a farmer, shot anil
killed an Indian and shot and injured
another.
Indian Jim, accompanied by bis son
and several other Indians, went to the
farm of DeLong, with whom they had
previously had trouble, and ordered
him to yauate tho premises, threaten
ing to hurn his house. DeLong shot
anu killed Indian Jim's son, and
wounded another Indian.
This report of the shooting caused
great excitement at Walla Walla, and a
mob was organized. for the purpose Of
pursuing the other Indians.
Sheriff Ellingsworth and Deputy
United States Marshal Wilson will
leave at once for the scene of the
trouble,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

The Stockholders of the Security
Turst and Safe Deposit Co. elected the
following directors Tuesday; Brnia-
min Maids. William p. bancroft, James
A. Hart, iIonry il. Dure, Joseph II.
Chandlor. M. D., j. Davis Sisler,
Phillip rlunkett, Charles E. Fritz.
Archibald A. Capslle, William r..
Brinckle, Samuel @. Simmons. Viii
liam J. McClary, John r. Tatam and
John PillinG
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Washington, Jan. l9.--g'hs House
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce has reported the Anti Scalp
ing bill. There were but two dissent
ing votes in the committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Tha directors OF the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance. 20. of the State of Della
ware met Tuesday and organized by
electing the following officers; presi-
don't, William Il. Porter; Vice.Presi-
dent, Charles q. Ruinford; Secretary
and Treasurer, William A. IaMotte.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
al0ltes.

MOTlCE-THEANNU AL MEETING.
In of the Mill Creek Union Association Tor tho
Detection Of Horse Thieves and Recovery OF
Stolen Property will no held At Union iiall. Mil
Creek hupslred, on SATURDAY, the a9llt day of
January, fe9S, at o'clock, y. IN.
DAVID EAsrBuRN, President
r. q. BUCKINGHAM, Secretary" ,ans2,as
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Marshal Short. custodian of the Fed
oral Building, said yesterday that
the building is to be Lighted after Jan.
uary 22d by electricity furnished by tho
Wilmington City Electric Go.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

AsaocRtehPre4s Dspst'n nv Nosn4l WlraI
Philadelphia. Jan. a. Wheat, firm: No. Penn
sylyana red In export elevator. aSa95&c.; No.
red spot in export elevator, Yia9fsc.
Corn, dun: No. = for local trade, 33kc.
Oats, steady: No. white, tOa3O4c.; NO white,
29a29t G.: No. mixed, 2SJa a2gc.
Bran. firm: winter III bulk, Slt00al5.00; spring
in sacks, Si3.50ali.0l.
Sugar, reilne1, unchanged.
butter, steady: fancy estern creamery, 20c.;
do, Pennsylvania prints, 2lc do. Western
prints, &c.
Eggs, nrn fresh nearby, 22c.; fresh Western,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

The Delmaryia Telephone Co. have
50S telephones i'll operation. 1t 10 re-
ported that the number of subscribers
is over 800.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Death of the Very Rev. Henry O. LiddelI.
Associated Press Dispatch nv sneclal Wiros
London, Eng, Jan. l9.-The Very
Rev. Henry George Liddell, the former
dean of Christ Church, Oxford, is dead.
lie was horn ia 1911, and at one tune
was chaplain to the Prince Consort.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Special corresponaence Of e.asette and Jou

Special Correspondence OF tInzetfe and Journal
Newark, Jan. 17.-Newark Bank has
elected the following: President, John
Filling; Vice President, S. Minot
Curtis: Directors, Joel Thompson,
Aaron Baker. James Hossinger, N. NJ.
Motherall and Samuel M. Donnell /;
Cashier, George W Lindsey; Assistant
Cashier. George W. Williams; Clers,
George Henry.
Deputy Grand Chief Taylor and
staff, on Friday evening, installed the
following officers elect OF Ivy Castle,
X. q. E. Noble Chief, Samuel Grow /;
Vice Chief, Forrest W. Lovots; Sit
ting Fast Chief, William L. Trnynor ;
Sir Herald. Arthur McCleary; Master
Of Records, j. X. Chambers; Clerk Of
Exchequer, Robert }. Grow; Keeper
Of Ezchequer, W. u. Johnston; Repre-
sentative to tho Grand Castle, Charles
W. Davis; Trustees, John l.. Frick !;
High Priest. II. ?. Matthias; Venerable
Hermit, Samuel Durnall. The initial
lntion ceremonies we're followed by a
supper which was sorvod by g. r.
Powell,
Newark, Jan. 19.--The new officers
oil Osceola Lodge. II. OF u, arc: Cham
cellor, John II. Ramsey; Vice Chancel-
Tor. L. f. Hill; Prelate, Harry II.
Dougnerty; Master of Work. Jnseph
", Mccormick; Master-at Arms. Oliver
Rambo; Master of Eychequer, John @.
Shivler; Keeper of Records and Seal,
Louis A. Steele; Master of Finance,
Lawrence M. Whiteman; Inside Guard,
John Charsha; Outside Guard, Edward
o. Walton; Trustees, Harry Fl
Doughorty, Joseph W. Mccormick and
Charles Il. Walton; Representative to
the Grand Lodge, Joseph W. McCor.
mick. a committee, composed of
George L. Ferguson, Lawrence NJ.
Whiteman, Louis A. Steele, john
Charsha and Harry Campboll, has benn
appointed to arrange for an entertain.
nent for the benefit of the lodge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20


week Beeyes. 1885, sheep, 5,p2s hogs, 5,6i7;
Beef Cattle-Extra, 5a5k c.; good, 4kaiMc.; me-
dunn, 4Ha4Ac common, 4a4sSc. Sheep-Ex-
ira, oa5Ac.; good, d1a4slc.; medium, 4a4k c.:
common, 3a3sSc.: lambs 5aGLc. Hogs, b9Sa5.S c.
Fat COWS, 26a5hc. Thin COWS, SSa15. Veal
calves, Ok a7Hc Mich cows, S2Oa4O.
Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. l7--Cattle = Suckers and
feeders, $3.20a4d0: butcheis' and gamers, Sc for
common COWS to S4.35 for choice heifers. Hogs,
So 4sh3f0 for inferior to choice hogs; pigs, 49, 0a
355. Sheep and lambs-Sheep. $Sa3.5O, inferior
to common; ST. 25ad. 80 for good to choice. Lam BIS.
$ia4.5D for culls, S. 65a5.s5 for choice to extra
grades. Receipts-Cattle, 1900 head; hogs,
$4,000 head; sheep, 1900 head.
Buffalo, N. Y, Jan. Observation-Disclosures. 1sn
cars; extra to prime export steers, 81. 90a5 good
to choice spring do, $di5a4s5; coarse, rough
steers, $3f5ni.3O; green steers. S3.75a525 choice
to smooth, fat hefers, $i25a4, 3d. fair to good
butchers cows, S. 1hng.7h Uogs-ReceiptF, 100
cars; good to choice Workers, So 49, prime selected
light Workers, S3.s5a3.91; mixed packers grades
and medium weights. S3Sj; heavy hogs S3.Sna
1855; roughs, S325a3.95; stags. S2.75a3; pigs, ta25
a3.7l Sheep AMI lambs-Roceipts, ~ cars: chocS
to prime, S5a5. 10; tar TO good, ssa5: cnls, Sig5
ni65. native lambs choice to extra, $5.S51b.9J:
fair 10 good, 81 G0a5.65: culls SE50ab.5O; sheep,
choice to selected wethers, Sl65a4.90; mixed
shcep, A35a4.G5: culls, $250iII13.
New York, Jan. l7.-Beeves = Receipts, 2,9sT
head; native steers, $l.40a5.a5; stngs and oxen.
$25i.5D: bulls. Sia3.7i; dry COWS. S2s3.5. Calves
-lteceipts, de4 head yeals, S5aS:s5, g"asss-s SSa
$50. Sheep aud lambs : Receipts, 7,75l neild;
lanbs, f5.50a6.5O, Hogs Receipts, 1925 head;
market steady Ut $3.'0a4.lO.
Eat Liberty, Pa, Jan. lG-Cat,le, primo, Ss.75
nt.S5; common, 50 25aY61: bulls, stays and COWS,
saa3.70 Hogs, fairly active; prime medium,
$l.SJa3S5: best pOrS~'a, S3T5a3.e0. pigs. S3.50a
as: heavy. $iTOa;li5; Ionghs, 81 25a32o. Sheep,
steady; choices ai.70; common, S3.iaS.75: choice
lambs, S5.T5a5Sh: common to good, $A5Ja5. 60.
Veal calves, SG.5OaT.S5