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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-20
feceiper's Sale.
p EcElvER's SALE.

II
In obedience to n decree OF the circuit
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia. In
n certain chnncery cause therein. pending,
| In which W. W. Wood ct al. are PLAINTIFF,
and Robert W. Kyle ct al. are defendants,
entered on the sth day. of April. 1899. tho
undersigned receivers OF the Woods Broth
ers, Planning Mil Company. corporation.
highest and best bidder. at the north
front door of the court house OF Ohio
! county. on "Wednesday, April IS. 1899. and
| beginning at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. the follow
| Ing, described property. to-wit:
Flrst--All that parcel OF real estate stu
ate In tho city OF Wheeling. county OF
OHIO. and state OF West Virginia, do
s sGribed as 10, NJ : IN square No T. In
Of Wheeling, situated at the junction OF
Thirty-thIrd, Thirty-fourth and Chaplino
streets. in said city OF Wheeling. being
ne wooS fSPsry Pnnns 3 cm
pany. q corporation. by John Speldel and
Anna L, Speidel. his wife, by deed dated
June $, 1852, which deed Is recorded In the
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. 50. page 22i.
Sccond-All the planning mill machinery
md other fixtures In the planning mill
building situated on tho lot first above
described. 60
The real estate described In the FIRST
paragraph. and the machinery and fix
lures described In this parnsrnph will be
will be sold either way.
rhird-The following described parcel
OF real estate. situate In the city OF Wheel
Virginia. described rs lots Nos. and 10.
In square No. 80, In SprgE and RitchIe's
addition to the city OF Wheeling. stu
ated at the corner OF Thlrty.sixcs and
McColloch streets. in said city, being tho
same property heretofore conveyed TO tho
said Wood Brothers Planning Nm Com
pany b., Daniel 1. Hciskcll'a and F. Maudo
IdessEell. his wife; BY deed dated April
clerk OF the county court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Deed Book No, 50, page
Fourth-All the following personal rrop-
ons. tools. implements and stock OF n,er-
chandisc in the hands Of the undersigned
receivers, as the property OF the Wood
Brothers Planning Mil Company.
Fifth--Thc frame building situate on tho
southwest corner OF Thlrty.fourth and
Chaplinc streets. known as the Alhambra
Rink. This building stands on leased
sold without any title TO tho real estate.
SlSth-All Of tho book accounts owing
to. and claims OF Tho Wood Brothers
Tho accounts and clnims, described In this
paragraph Will be offered rs whole, and
will not be sold In parts.
TERMS OF SALE.
For tho property described In tho frst.
second and third paragraphs, onc-half
cash on the day OF sal0, or rs much moro
In cash us the purchaser may desire 10
pay: the balance in two equal INSTALL
mcnts payable In six and twelve months
respectively. The tito to he reserved I'M
III tho purchase money shall have been
paid IN full. tE 80
For the property described In tho fourth.
hfth and sixth paragraphs. terms OF sale
cash Oh day OF sale
EDWARD WAGNER,
GEORGE y. MAXWELL
Receivers OF Wood Brothers Planning NH
Company. apll
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PHILLIES' WALK-ovEP

WASHINGTON, April, 19.-Philadelphin
had wall-over to-day. The Senators evil
denly are outc!assed by most Of the
Other league teams. especially In batting.
making their games uninteresting. The
pitching OF killen and Dunkle was wholly
reflective against :he visitors: Dunklc
replaced Killen at the end OF the fourth
Inning. Attendance. 1000. Score:
r. II. E
Washington .......0 0002O0co-2 :
Philadelphia, ......2 2132O16-lG "a 2
Earned runs, Washington. l. Phlladei-
phia u. Batteries. Dunkle. killen. Nc
CURE and Farrell. Wheeler and McFar-
land. Cmpires. Emsi!e and Belts. Time
OF game 2:O5 =
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Commissioners Sale.
NoMAIIsSIoNER's SALE OF VALUA.
Y - ------- RI.E PEA E-G,N NE,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.
BY. virtue Of a decree of the circuit court
for Ohio county. West Virginia. made on
the 18th day Of January, 1859. and entered
In n cause In ckancery therein pending,
wherein H. C. Richards, sheriff, and as
such administrator OF the estate OF Chris
tiln Schneider. deceased, is plaintiff. and
John Schneider and others are defendants,
tho undersigned. who Is by said decree
appointed special commissioner for the
purpose will sell at public outcry, at the
north front door OF the court house of
said county, TO the highest and best bid
der. commencing at 10 o'clock r. m, on
SATURDAY, MAY 10. 1899.
the following described real estate, that Is
to say: The south half OF lot No. SO, lying
and being on the east side of Main street
In that part of the city OF Wheeling. In
Ohio county, West Virginia, known as the
Fifth ward Ct said city. and which was
Eoff In their lifetime. beng the same prop
eSty conveyed Ito Frederick and John
Schneider by Jesse Lantz, by, deed dated
November s. 1853. recorded in the office OF
the clerk OF the county court OF said
county in Deed Book No. IL, folio IFS; the
right. title and interest OF said Frederick
and wife having been conveyed to said
John Schneider by deed dated June Il, 1879.
and recorded In said clerks office in Decd
Book No. 60, page 53l.
TERMS OF SALE--One-third OF tho
purchase money cash In hand or 30 much
more as tie purchaser may elect to pay,
and the balance In two equal installments
payable In one and two years from day
OF sale. with interest. the purchaser to
execute notes for the deferred INSTALL
ments. with satisfactory, personal Sc
cnrtty. JAS. w. EWING,
~ Special Commissioner.
April 10. 1872
| hereby certify that jas. ". Ewing,
the above named special commissioner,
has given bond as required by the court
in said decree, with approved security.
c. II. HENNING,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Ohio Coun-
~. West Virginia. apl3-th
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CINCINNATI, April ia balk by
Brel,enstcIn In the sixth inning gave the
Pirates two runs. The locals tied the
score IN tho same inning. and neither side
scored after that. The game was called
nj the end of the twelfth inning on ac-
count OF darkness. Attendance. 2.iQ0.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLGENcER THURsDAY April 20 1899

were enforced. each batter being allowed
pase Tor hit Into the crowd. Attend
Boston 500 0O10s-7 il i
brooklyn ........"00 0 90 10000 3 9
Earned runs. Boston5 batteries. Mich.
OILS and Bergen. McF'arland, Kennedy
ana Smith. EMPIRES, Gaffney and An.
dreTs. Time, 2.l5,
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The Wheeling team viii play at Can
ton on Sunday, April 80. and Travelling
Passenger Agent Sam Sherman, OF the
Wheeling s; Lake Erie road. Is nrrang-
ing q dollar excursion from Wheel
Ing. Steubenvlllc and other points on
his line especially for this game. The
prospects are for Il great turnout, es-
peclally from Wheeling.
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81 HAD running. itching sore on
my leg. Suffered fortunes. Doan's
Ointment took away the burning and
itching instantly, and quickly effected
permanent cure" C. w. Lenhart,
RnMlnr Grnnn O.
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DoHENY'S PITCHING.

BALTIMORE, April 10. Doheny's
pitching was unsolvable to the orlole bats
men to-day. and shut-out resulted. New
York again played championship ball In
the field. and while Miller's pitching would
have Won an ordinary game. the visitors
were too fast at all points for the locals.
Van Haltren. Davis and Gleason did cx-
Cellent work for the risitors." while for
Baltimore Holmes and Magoon carried of
fielding hOnOrs. Attendance, l.4GG Score:
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Iscnd stone ~ Thomas nd.


Rough Dry Washed, Stnrchod and
Dyed cents per pound.
lint Work, Washed md 1rOncl, 9
cont per pound.
All hind work 1inlRhod 10 cCnts pcr
pound. At ~, LUTZ BROS.
MtIIAv Homo Steam Laundry.
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Proposals.
'pRoBATE OF WILL.

DRoBATE OF WILL.
Office Of tho Clerk Of the County Court OF
Ohio County, State Of West Virginia
In the matter OF the probate Of the last
vii! and testament OF John H. Pipes
deceased EtF 7.i5
The object OF the petition filed In this
matter, filed April 3. 1899, ia to have nd-
mitted to probate a paper writing purport.
Ing 10 be the Will OF John II. Pipes, de-
ceased. bearing date the LIST day OF No
vember, 1895. And 1t appearing from an
affidavit made before me by Nelson C,
Hubbard that John 7. Pipes. f. Crago
Pipes. ]. NJ. Pipes, A. b. Pipes, f. II,
Pipes. "; $. Pipes; Harry M.iHa,l, LIE.
moync Senrgent. d. A. jolly Brnnche
Nixon, Lou N. Pipes, John Pipes, son
OF Lou n. Pipes, Meade Jolly. Raglan
Pipes, Roy Pipes, Edgar Pipes, Hallld
Pipes. Waller Pipes. William Ward Pipes
and Emmett y. Pipes, interested parties,
arc non-residents OF the state OF West Vir-
ginia. 1t Is ordered that they do appear
at my Office, in the city OF Wheeling,
within one month from the date OF the first
publication hereof and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests In said mat.
ter, The hearing OF said petition Is set
for the 4th day. OF May. 1899. at o'clock
y. III. ne
Published first time April 4. 1889.
RICHARD ROBERTSON. Clerk.
NELSON C. HUBBARD. Attorney
api-th
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President Howell yesterday received
letter from President Power, stating
that the aflidayIts OF the president Of
the Springfield club had been forward
ed to Nick Young, and that speedy
decislon'in the Maizena, woodlock case
had been requested. The affidavit OF
President Houck, OF Springfield, states
that Whistler was not given the power
to release players. This is the evidence
demanded by Mr.. Young, and with It It
Is not seen how he can withhold a de-
cision in favor Of Wheeling. Mr.. Howell
was feeling very good over the pros
poets of getting the two inHildera when
seen last night.
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McClelland has agree.i to take on Os-
car Gardner within two weeks after he
defeats Eddie Gar1lneS. That Is, II he
defeats him. He must remember that
Eddie has improved wonderfully since
Jack beat him last spring. The conf
dent Pittsburgher talks also OF besting
Oscar. But we shall see what we shall
see.
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Washington
uTuPED ON woons

LOUISVILLE, April l9.-Woods was
puzzle to the Orphans until the eighth In
ming to-day, when they woke up. and bat
ted out victory Griffith was removed
from. the game in the fourth inning by
Umpire Burns for disputins Il decision.
Attendance, 1,SlO. Score:'
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

Manager Pop" Lyle and his players
went through n busy day OF practice
Yesterday at the Island ball park. They
were out both morning and afternoon,
and the players are rapidly rounding
into form for championship ball play
ing. Outllelder Eagle arrived in the
city late last night. and vii join his
team mates in practice to-day.
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Oscar Gardner was the second man
to knock Joe Hopkins out, and he did
1t In their third battle. Hopkins is
certainly n tough proposition, but Is too
slow for the speedy Gardner. He was
Knocked out several years ago by KID
Goulette,
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Baltimore 0 10000 oyOe-6 G 2
New York A 0 0 @ 9 O-O-6 Q O

Earned runs. New York 3. Batteries,
Miller and Robinson. Doheny and War
ner, Empires. Hunt and Connolly. Time
OF game, 80.
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X. II. l..
louisville louisville .-,..,..,o 0l9l99e-3 II o
chicago ....'..-...C oDooO5 3-S t3 0
Woods and Kittredge Callahan, Gr,fiith
nnd Donahue. Umplres, Burns and
Smith. Time, l:55 ~
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati 3. Pittsburgh 3: az innnlngs)
Boston !, DrooklynO. 1aT
New York G. Baltimore Q.
Chicago 8, Louisville s..
Philadelphia 10, Washington 2.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Chicago Mt Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
baltimore at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at Louisville.
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BOXING.

. -
The Metropolitan club was the recIp-
lent of many congratulations yesterday
over the success achieved Tuesday
night. The club furnished the real ar
ticle OF sport, and It had the satisfac-
ton OF securing the blgges! crowd ever
assembled at local ringside. The next
card is 4 good one, set for May /. In
which Eddie Gardner will tackle Jack
McClelland again. The articles were
signed yesterday, McClelland and his
manager, "Tobe" McCurry. having re-
manned over. The lads are to go twenty
rounds. weigh 1874 pounds Mt p. m.
McClcllcnd will train at Pittsburgh,
and Eddie in this city. 4
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C1R1ries.

.GANARIEs-5co 3IARTz MOUNTAIN
" Rollers, Males $40, Females zoe, al
HENRY .HELMBRlGHT'S. corner Mar
ket- aGd Sixth streets. mrlI
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Patsy Gavin. Of Parkersburg, until n
year ago of this city. will referee the
Gardrer-McClelland contest. The Sc
lection couldn't be improved on.
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.IITANTED-Two YOUNG MEN TO
w run MS News Agents on railroad
Apply or address Union News Co., Baltl-
moro & Ohio depot. City. apis
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Daaiea.

yyTANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply at 80 Twenty
third street, ~ mr2i
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ED-IMafEDIATELY A GOOD
wv Woman Cook. Salary. SIS % per
month. Rev. Spur. Parish House. Mounds
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soc; FEED-Essy, Quoted: Spring bran. bulk. tle;
s coarse winter S Sa S s Ts g. ep fsS
fine sie9sle go mddngs si5asis; city feed. sle 500
1Vn SaGp 0s st. "e Gous market furnished
plenty OF interest for local specuators to-day and was in
the here Developments included eight early
the session and the ocia close Nc higher than the
but for some time pTscesy isnofed by trading ele
men Unexpected hesvness at 81 Louis after the open
the last half hour conditions In Southwestern markets
turned decidedly in bSlsh dee,,on ssas genera spd
crop news obtained consideration. II currently
Sso N wseh on this rally The crop
which bulls based their calculations included dro1tn
northern edge OF spring-wheat states Private adviees
is usually the case under suen % h Sa, oy
yet reported in Kansas ana aa)asSnt
s. wa. ON mere ese faso1as ss private
porting prospects OF yield In france ana SJeaay
though the non arrival Of supplies interior points
has a"rsa Sd Ss asss position si more Su
Estimates the worlds shipments favored aDDu. 9'vV
pool marke: closed I'D up May and I'd net lower on
july. the curb July wheat ranged from q &c 70
was quoted nc over May in elevator and arc over
' snOs; Northern Duluth 4e oyer .os sn0as
loads .coRNThe market was fairly steady al GAY
and Gue r NTH aSor e ssns %as lighter
usual and yergoo closed partly ss 80 b ne bull opera
lions to some extent and the Of late n inclined
TO follow wheat without displaying much inoepehusn.
ss0n On e ss eur0 No corn closed Joe chicago
May spot and sac over to arrive sn mo- market had
rather an easy UNDERGONE without showing importan.
change oats cC s s2 ssc No track @a mixed s2gs
Track white s5assiic white clips 3s:S RYE
aaSat ssts ss:sd S' feeding
c buffalo mailing 45ao21ac C Buffalo, oo'h Open
ing navigation. 1850 ,,,c-,
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1oIassEs AND sYRUPs-Half- holiday duness pre- e.
vailed tSday ,se e0s slightest Indication of weakness The
business done was at f ~ interest, quotations follow
centrifusal eomon gl4c fa npen kettle
good 1920 S,o psl ioS 2aSsac syTTps 2alsc
fair i4l5ai5hc; good. ieql7c; prime i'"i'' lam
OCEAN FRErGHTsThe market for berth fae ,ign
and fairly active az ne G,assow ad Bristol
ga ieith ssd Hui ga Newcastle 3D. Ant%eTP &c go
Hamburg sSg4O pigs Ier zoo "a i2c nominal
S Ss,sOn i. g sds sisf 7|sd -
oisG1nseed oil was euiet but armly held and cd re
entirely teauT eS va. as h o%s our
lions more or less sss sem"a There is usually
rn season a very dull period in the spring out We
have known such neous by its absence
from Liverpool Hull indicate easier mar
Estimates .onebS Ss fi Rs barrels the
largest producer said to hold the og con1y are
considerably smaller than last year Rece brsuSh ship
o., at d ss EXPORT. port f aTo SIC se4s f9SS
b6 So Of and 4o o. r DgR cases a s. 20 crude
nen6tSa siO deodorized SO 500 Got0nseed on
crude SSSSac ye R6l%e 2s Ilse of
aHc butter grades 2ssc prime Mn,f raw
4s5oc American boiled 619oec; Calcutta raw '0' A'u
products throughout session rejecting strength ns
but sDeG snt%ea All the o
70ais 20 ts% $40 Sotsd sEss'
mess si5gs5 HAMs1Dud o 9got eaco S9
ss $50 n Ss o,,d piss Smoking be GeI
sc 10 ~ 5EaSSc IL 70. t1sc u n &C. picked aa
sbolder. neglected quoted 4ltc; picked ha 7Gn:
Quoted INC; Western greens nc MI C'itV 4a4isc:
Guy gis1 ~ IARD-Steady. quoted go 30: cry
S 9et quoted refined lard STEADY auossa
south America So %: Continent 80 % sn, western
INC ..STEARlNE-Steaoy Sue
lard stearine. 6J61<e =, =, os ,,-,
RrcE-The market finished the week N soU Wa a. =;
though business conservative Hnen az - ahrosd
tobh,ng nature. Advces from me sq 9 anu q, those
"a No positive phase IN the SITUATION al ,sn
roomAstic and foreign styles ABOUT snaIeu
on Quotations follow Domestic common 20 Tow Sei
aaox tsir m good 4An5c: prime 10 cholce;;
head es07c: Patna. tqo12e; 90 IN Vp hcnd 81 dSi.c
I%GbEc Java, 4aG5hc; Rangoon IN pol" -ac,ertzed
usual Saturday hesitation ,sT
aee,,nes day Nevertheless the marke, raw,
objectionable strength on fayorapie ahsoIbed the bulk
- throughout the short session ,sG s,iiI
wsrs inactive with former concessions ~ sacts and
r yosne Quotations follow; eirsnuIapeu ia crshed
=, 6sc: dominos b1sc: cut l9al anu "a
70 enewdered and powdered o7sc, i IT,
"a spe GRADUATED, 5hc: coarse gfahuIa "a bHr:
a. a.. granuated sac: confectioners ~. ala
cubes SIC; xxx powdered ana ino', Nos 2 and g.
H hm Nc a a sac; No 5. 4Ac: No u 4o% 70 - 10
Ne 444c; No o. 4%c; No 10 4sle' DO D. sursr pur~
20 xrsc: Nos 49, Il. Is and 10 SIC sessicn clos
sueo 81 Ann In tone buyers on the OASIS a. I'd
,nr "a test centrifugal 316c for NJ es' hs, ADVANCE
isc FOR molasses sugar here in not
IT. ,nstances 10 advance asking rates mate ondnn
sn,ar cahe repors stated that cane suta. 90. "A and
was dull hut not quotably lower; Java and dearer
fair refining lis 81 Beet sugar VS. nresent and next
prices advancing I'D 20 lis 2td Tor present "'
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


PEANs AND PEAs-The market showed lur'n. rT.c,ed
movement on marrow and sales have Deen
Al 81 10 for strictly choice quality. Medium IL ID n
sfesdier but still very quiet Pea beans r p "a
would be difficult 10 buy the best lots AZ ~ 81 ls
kidney held confidence. but tne .nsr state
NOT large at the moment. No change IN otner ma
varieties Green pear continue weak we Qu9le aSt,r,
marrow 1895 choice per bush 81 47ligsi o. 90 e
1898 choice. 81 49, pea 1895. choice 81 tses
Kidney 1895 choice 81 f2ikQsl rs; do white Kidney
choice 81 s0as1 So do yellow eye 1885 cnoSs 81 a - ~
81 IO do black turtle soup. 1893 choice VI ioVsl ~ a.
Lima California So 55qs2 90: green peas DDS e. % "'
bags 81 do Scotch bbs 81 O7i1@fi TO- do bags ~ 10
ft'TTER-There very quiet trading IN an ciasssh
OF stock but general position OF the market Is I
the same previously reported On strictly FANCY h
creamery the tone is steady al i7c and there Is no. a
surplus Of that class OF stock but there Is sun ~
cunuiaton OF seconds and hsts. and these are
freely in range OF 1SQlelic Exporters are nor
dairy but trade Glow The Western paekings are
for the e3i pkgs We quote: Creamery West
ern extras per ~ lie; do frsts l6Q 6lzc; DO thds
seconds l4adi51c; State. extras 1870: do nrsts lee
DO thirds reconds i4nQ15kc State dairy, half hrkln
tubs fancy Isc; nrsis. 1910; do Welsh tubs fancy
fsc DO nrsts I5ilc State dairy tubs seconds l419e
do thirds 1870; Western imitation creamery fancy. io1
I5i.c do hrsts I48f4sc do seconds iS1Qi3Ac western
factory frsts isitqi3c; DO lower grades. i2hql3he
cFIEEsE-Old cheese IL rather quiet to-day. but de-
srabe grades held about former prices New large
while cheese sold promptly for export at ssners
exc and not suheient here 10 oil ell the croe NC"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. Saturday. Apr

New-York Saturday April -. 1899.
REEVES-Receipts % cars. or 445 head an Ior
saughterers None for sale alive. Nominaliy steady
Merry little doing trade in dressed beer out piles
were steady Cables quotably unchanged Exports 20
Gav included cattle Hull I'm the Marteuo. ana <ooV
quarters Of beef TO Liverpool in the Umoria -, .
C,AT,VFS-There receipts and none IN tne
lie, Feeling firm city dressed veals sold at '1aYloc
-. N. country dressed 57GSc and choice carcasseS
~ siSGobc: little calves at 5G5lsc- q M,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were nine cars OF --oO
49, Including one city butcher and eight ctIs
90 be market and counting the stale stock there were
six.sen cars on which nine were at sXteh 81
Ga seven AT Jersey City. Sheep were nominal III wy
ahsance ~ any offerings Lambs were firm ana chppSu
iarohs we're l5d25c than on Friday Two Sas
,rsrs held over Fair prime woolled LAMBS soIu az
se c=t67ST ner 100 ID; clipped do at 80 soasb 90
80 an steady AZ sZ491zc per ~ dressed lanlp AT 1se
iisc CITY dressed spring lambs. $3qs7 carcass eouh
Try sslesp Harrington 2oe clipped Buffalo lambs g -
100 az al ieI- per NJ 52Sla do, rs no. at 81 90
,shnTn do 81 10 at 81: 73s Western DO. W. 10 az soo'
NnPberson q Co: 232 clipped Buffalo lambs q TO- a.
&C. ~ eos do So 10 So rs; So do So No. at 80 % 80
unshoTn 40 CO. se5 unshorn Buffalo lambs. II 10. at
90 & Co: 2i5 clipped state lambs n H. at - %
H. II. Hollis: 492 clipped Western ian0S' 60 ~ a.
~ T. H. Hume & Bros; $50 clipped Michigan AHO'' @
ID Sc 20 MI o.-. or ok head includ-
dec,ts Tor sale which were not put 81 tne IA g.
ay Country dressed unchanged at 4ao'ae per ~ A'
heavy 10 light weights
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Through trains leave NewY2Is 1901 room wess
as I9I9~s Vestibuled Express daily for bing
u o'oI Eimira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive p"hA"
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and gnsnnau oc ~, TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
C0NMODATIoNs Ill ll3 ISL foi ano 90 jDssn
way i27 Bowery. 1855 East l2Sns, ana 40 yors. asa
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