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Evening journal., 1905-09-12
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS.
Low Rate Vacation Trips Via Penn.
oylvania Railroad.

The remaining dates Of the popular
Pennsylvania Railroad ten-day excur-
sions to Niacara Falls from Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington are
september % and October 13.
The excursions from Philadelphia
will be run By two routes. Those on
september and 20 going
Via Harrisburg and the picturesque
valley of the Susquehanna, special
trains leaving Philadelphia at $40 a.
m. excursion Of October 1S running
via Trenton. Manunka Chunk and the
Delaware Valley, leaving Philadelphia
on special train at s a. m.
Excursion tickets, good for return
passage on any regular train. exclus-
I've of limited express trans. within
ten days. win be sold at $40 from
Philadelphia and all points on the
Delaware Division: St125 from At
lanitc city; $3.50 from Lancaster; and
mt proportionate rates from other
points. including Trenton, Borden
town. Mt Holly. Cape May, Salem.
Wilmington, West Chester, Reading
and principal intermediate stations. A
stop-over viii be allowed at Buffalo
within the limit of ticket returning.
The special trains of Pullman parlor
cars and day coaches iii be run with
each excursion running through to
Niagara Falls. An extra charge will
be made for parlor-car seats.
An experienced tourist agent and
chaperca win accompany each excur-
sion.
For descriptive pamphlet time al
connecting trains and further infor-
lmation apply to nearest ticket agent
or address Geo. W. Boyd. general pas
senger agent Broad Street Station
Philadelphia.
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REV. HAGBERG TO RETIRE
Viii Continue His Studies at Harvard
University.

The Rev. Carl @. Hagherg. pastor
Of the Swedish Methodist Church of
this cify win retire from his charge
here on October 1 and viii become
pastor 0f a church in Boston.
ar HaEherg d a student in the last
year AZ Harvard University and has
been transferred 10 the Boston Church
by Bishop Fowler in order that he
may complete his studies. Although
having been 20 Wilmington but a short
time he became greatly endeared TO
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Performed His Duty.

II is evident that Street and Sewer
directors have at least one conscien-
tious employe In the driver Of sprlnk-
ling cart No. 3. During the heavy fall
of rain about $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning the driver of cart No. sat
complacently on his seat and sprinkled
the streets i'm a copious manner.
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Baltimore G. Ohio Terminal at Twen-
ty-Third Street, New York City.

All passenger trains OF the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad TO and from New York
city now have direct ferry connection
with 23rd Street Terminal, in addition to
Liberty Street; the South Ferry Term
inal having been discontinued.
Twenty-third street IS tho most popu-
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WATER TOWER
TOP IS FLAT
Twenty-Five Feet Of 1t
Will Have to be Taken
Down
BOILER COMPANY LOSES MONEY
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New Castle. Sept. 12.-President
Yeager OF the Delaware Water Inn
provement Company has inspected the
construction of the new water tower
as erected by the Coatesville Boiler
Company Ind mas decided that 25
feet OF 1t, from the top down, must be
removed and new plates set.
1t has been the subject of much
comment since the tower was complet-
ed that the inner or westerly side.
was nat" toward the top giving. in
fact the appearance that the tank
was leaning. Upon inspecting the
tower Mr.. Yeager decided that there
was something wrong and investiga-
tion showed that the five top plates
on the westerly side had been, natten-
ed. He Immediately ordered that
they be removed and new ones put up.
The contractor for the water tower
is the Coatesville Boiler Company, Of
Coatesville, Pa. and there seems to
be contention as to how the plates be-
came nattened.
When the erection Of the tower be-
gan three quarter inch plates were
used at the base. These were reduced
as the structure progressed to five
eiBhths, TO one-half. and the topmost
plates, where the pressure is the least
are three -eighths Of an inch In thick
ness.
The thinner the plates the more
they are apt to fiatten, and the three
eighths inch plates seem to be the
ones that cause the trouble.
lt Is claimed by the Delaware Water
Improvement Company that the plates
We're hattened at the works Of the
Coatesville Boiler Company The
Coatesvile company, however, say
the plates were bent when they were
unloaded from the cars. AS the mat
ter now stands, however, the five top
pieces on the westerly side of the
tower Will be taken down and replac
by new ones. The Coatesville COM
pany, IL is said, are now responsible
10 the Delaware Water Improvement
Company to the extent Of nearly $1,000
FOR not having the work done in con-
tract time.
CITY WAS FLOODED.
New Castle was flooded last night
by the heavy rains and but few pco-
pie were on the streets. Despite the
heavy down-p pour there were no cave
ins reported on the streets.
WARRANT SERVED ON McCAssON
Constable James Doris served on
Clayton McCasson yesterday a war;
rant charging him with disordcrly
conduct and he will be held before
Magistrate Terry this evening at s
o'clock The action Of Constable Dor
ris ia making the arrest is commend
ed by those people who are accustom-
cd 20 ride upon the late trolley cars
on Saturday nights, as On many ccco-
sions the actions of men who are
drunk or pretend to be are disgraceful
CHASE PLAYS AT SALEM.
Eugene Chase New Castles third
baseman. seems 10 be IN demand by
baseball clubs Of other places. Gene"
is now n Salem where he will play
with that club for the remainder Of
the week.
CORNISH STILL AT LARGE.
Jerry" Cornish. the negro who on
Sunday night shot William Roy also
oolored is stiil at large and there
seems 10 be but little hope Of captur-
ing him. Roy has been removed TO
the Delaware Hospital, Wilmington,
for treatment.
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nrIdaevlIIe School open.

spocial 10 The Evcnlng journal.
Bridgevlle. Sept. Bridgeville High
School opened to-day The teachers
are the same as last year-prof. x. NJ.
Wiley. principal; Miss Eta Gray in
Evening journal., 1905-09-12

termediate: Miss Olive Jacobs, second
ary and Miss Miriam Gray primary
A large enrolment is expected includ-
ing a number of county pupils.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
The Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company

by reason Of its experience
and large capital is both.
Its Trust Department is
equipped for the satisfactory
handling of all business Of a
fiduciary nature and the en-
tire resources of the Com
pany are liable for its faith
ful performance.
Investments for Trust Funds
are carefully selected by a
special committee Of the
Board of Directors and are Of
such a nature as to produce
the best possible income and
at the same time insure the
absolute safety Of the princi-
pal.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
PENSIONERS.

SERVICE PENSIONS FOR AGE-New
and important order. Sc when g.
IS when 65, SO when 6S. S12 when 20
years old. JOHN WAINWRIGHT &
CO., Pension Attorneys, Second floor.
w. 7th ST., Whining On, Del Ap 29-tf
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
FINANCIAL
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE CHEAP-The beautiful
stone mansion and grounds situ-
ate on Beech street between Rodney
and Clayton, having a frontage OF 2sO
feet on Beech street and running back
405 feet to Oak street. Dwelling con-
tains is rooms and Ave bath rooms
electric lights. Lawn is full Of large
and rare shade trees. This property
is up to date IN all OF its apartments
one Of the finest in the city command
ing a good view of the city. the Deia-
ware river and surrounding country.
Will be sold for less than one-half OF
what It cost. Apply Real Estate De-
partment, the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company. j24-tf.
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SIGN PAINTING.

ALL KINDS OF SIGNS MADE AT
Bucher,s.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12

FOR RENTING corner store and
dwelling, near Twenty-fourth and
Market; seven rooms and bath; good
stand, low rent to good tenant. Chas.
9. Kurtz. 1O11 Market st.
April 1-tf. cod.
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For Sale or Rent

Tract of land on Brandywine
Creek having about 900 feet of
water front Good wharf and
building which can be changed to
suit small manufacturer
VIII sell or rent cheap to good
party
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BANKS AND BANKERS
TRUSTS

to be properly executed should
be placed in the custody of a
Trustee who is thoroughly
competent and responsible.
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MEDICAL
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Horses; good workers and
good drivers. Apply 315 Claymont
St.. South Wilmington.
Sept. 12-3t.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A boy for BARRIERS ap-
prentice. Apply l16 Union ST.
Sept. 7--5t.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

EOR RENT-7-room house. Apply i
Lombard street.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12

FOR SALE OR RENT-Or viii trade
for city property, farm 103
acres, 10 roomed house and other
buildings: possession at once; 10
miles from Wilmington. Apply to +. +.
McEVILLY, e23 West Fourth st. Both
phones. z4-u.
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WALL PAPER

Jones' fine wan paper. Az Market St
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THIS classification &c a word.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12

Jerry Cornish. the negro who on
Sunday night shot William Roy also
colored. BE- still at large and there
seems 20 be but little hope Of captur-
ing him. Roy has been removed TO
the Delaware Hospital, Wilmington,
for treatment.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
GETS SECOND BLACK HAND" LETTER.
Continuation of the Story Of the Ambush
That Failed-S1, 900 Demanded Now.

Joseph Yigoritt, who lives at 114th-st. and I'd
ave. and who was arrested Monday night for
shooting at a supposed BLACK Hand" man who
was making off with 500 which Vigoritu had
placed IN an envelope and handed over while de-
tectives from the East lO4th7st. station waited In
ambush TO catch the fellow but did not, was in
Harlem Court again yesterday with second let
ter which he said he had just received 1t was
written with d typewriter and demanded $1,000 1t
SAID that the man who to receive the Sloo9
would wear { white rose. The $1,000 was to be de-
rvered by Tigoritti last night at the same hour
and place the 500 was delivered. The penalty for
failure was death.
In court was Richard Cogan, Of East 115th-st.
who admitted that he had been requested by a
man named Jones TO meet Vigoritti Monday night
and receive from him an envelope containing Sl0O
He met Vigoritti and got the enevelope, but It
contained nothing. He knew nothing about the
Black Hand or the second letter. he said. He
gave the magistrate ''Jones'S' address
Magistrate Mayo dismissed the charge against
Tigorftt and told Captain Brennan he would better
fnd the mysterious Jones
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
NEw-YoRK coUNTY's ARMY OF JURORS
City Chamberlain Keenan, Tells of Great Cost
and Loose Financing.

City Chamberlain Keenan, in his annual report to
the Mayor calls attention TO the enormous num-
her jurors required for the dispensaton Of justice
in Nev-York County, putting the number at 1852.
q force equalling General Washingtons army in
the war for independence The Jurors last year re-
ceived from the city S2 s98 The report calls spe-
attention 10 the cost OF the jury service the
management Of court and trust funds and the
handling Of the deposits OF city moneys. Chamber
lain keenan, says the business Of the once mas
trebled since expiration Of his preceding term
On December g. 1861 The report says, in part;
The financial transactions Of this Office for the
fiscal year ending December 81, 1904 0nciooing the
public moneys OF the city and the court anu tIIst
funds AMOUNTED S6G7,SS, ,349 3d. For keeping tIe
record Of these transactions ana performing tIe
duties incident this business there was aPPE0-
priatsd SO T43 q z .+, 49,,
month Of October IN year, the city IS IN 'ne
huiniia ting position OF having 70 borrow money Oh
revenue bonds 10 meet its current expenses
a. least nine months Of the year tcr a aitie oESL
tV7o months receipts from taxes are suIncIent 70
OF these bonds and provide for the reguIar aP
propria5ions and then the borrowing mas 70 pS re
suHed- such method OF fnancieTinE is h1nHae- @
ing fer great city like New ork uft
il IS wastefuI and ravagant II the clIys re- re-
cepts came in earlier banks and trust coIupau.eS
would pay higher Tate OF interest on city deposits,
ana they would also have InotYs toF iOaiiiiis 0i-
better terms when money was needed-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY JUNE 23 1905.

,,.sdg AsParPs Psas
plenty and beans @ SggPly T3ma
s: ss SS 8 I sS.I S. + Ss @ ar
To ISs' jersey e1 Sla pe eS[ %! G
sa1 sanhs5 & si?
ssasheToA ssa: TcABBSGES saltimore Dbl crate S9GS
G si do s6eOp G0 do
6of &c Nerfok per fasket 2Gs2 North sig
81 g. SP Pa G F?a az 40 & 90 hohonse per
s. 5o8fs GoRN da M2th Caroline per s 9sss q lo oN
eTas xte and yeo@ per cate 5ocGs DO yellow
st i5a s'q5s p bag oc % Jee % per
basket s1Qs1 o. do Southern white bushel crate
fsa fS r Dc BAG Eae5 g. ok s Fa per- Carrier s. 30
@ PA 30 I2ns ss snd 4SRo and Do Jersey Rn
basket oogeoS Do early June 5oaeSe PEPPERs Isssey
ggfS gs1 s = sPRNG PPS ii b eseg green per
81 3: DO wax 75cSs1 baltimore wax s5a55c Do
ge sSs DC i2 peP d9 bS9E % & Z pOs
white per bbI 81 5OS$2; do yellow. crook
RsS + fs1 se G 40 aryend and Dea8Sf
rier box Sg Se do vFgga@ M @ e1 North @ o 0rda
sias2 %; do Texas per fat case 9Oc6s 15 do Misss
81 P new @ f S 81 Esls @ @ Do 100 o
@ R per 100 bnpc1Fs 81 is no change to note
In action of the market buyers appear contented
eTeythng @sn at ali below No quality Prices throughout
the grades unchanged and there are stil number
priced eioys6s stock we quote: PEms
55@SOe singing H 4o9t5G foyeP TnTed
s snd o clover cies % a0 so Weight Of surpns and plenty y
to come The for best is 72hc and there are
s0d podSce Sfs at Esange sf
alrQad 2o West shore 90 I Erie $50 mn
Valley s9 and mo- o9 ana 1 o6 GRTs 46 q
of so
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

Ctton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
business doing; sales 1000 bales speculation and
American; middlng upland 4Slc futures opened STEADY
points lower near positions and points lower on
Tune and June-July 466d; JulyAugust 4S5d; August
Septerber and September October S4Sd OctoberNovem-
ber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS snd Decenber-January, L $50
January-F'ebruary and February. March 4e4d March
GpTiI I sgd and Apr1l-May. Sed Manchester-Yarns
Quotations barely supported cloths quiet but steady
FLOUR AND MEAL-Yesterdays -four market was
together in their than for time past, and
fairlv good sized sales have been made in Kansas
0gin atents & 759s6 s5 winter straights 81
sO winter patents 81 90as5 255 spring clears SO
Gs4 10; extra No winter g 30 q So 50: extra No
Fair TO good 81 25 co. choice fancy 81 s04s4 90
CORNMEAL frm; quoted: kin dried. 81 80 s3 as to
brand BAG MEAL frrn; quoted: Fine white and yell
rn steady city hrm; quoted. Western spring. S17 50
standard middling, SIS 10; -four do. s2i; red dog
s22 s5 (Juy shipment.; city bran sig so bulk $50
sacks; middng s20g gs2& 5o red dog, SEA so; hominy
chop aS2I bulk. s22 IS s22 IS sacks: oil meal
'tcPSSGITSWHEAT-Th fear that new wheat shipments
roamenf the Southwestern mills would absorb
walls kept July in ali markets to-day but
b,sb Locally al best showed tho
rejos night In hour, however efforts get
ons DESTROYED about half the upturn that the market
bera - higher. Besides the talk
stcu- nossibe late movement Southwestern
tsneS lot OF bull material in the shape OF further
nsInts fhrRshng returns rnrnors that prominent
a. are crop and predictions for showers sections
er Sry weather essential for harvesting purposes
Tlofb the North Southwest good buyers during
~ mostly OF September at chicago. Advices
S fe eprtng wheat belt OF better average than
.e ry;ous dRv clearing conditions
eie prospects for improvement In the On tho
Tansas contained very pessimistc views the CROP
estimating over e5.0o0ooo bush for the State The
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

cables received little attention. Liverpool showing
only partial 1sd advance, and Paris 5Q15 points
up while Berlin was partly Y mark lower Budapest
reported holiday interior movement consisted of
PSI 600 bush compared 600 bush year.
City reporting of wheat in with
expected Friday Minneapolis stock decreased
$4,000 bush SO far this week The local cash market
closed follows red, 81 04 in store and 81 o5A
E 9oIb afost latter nominal: No Northsrn Duluth
CORN-In the local market there rather
tivfty during the day generally firm undertone
cept at the opening when sellers predominated
and prices fell OF little. Final quotations showed
net advance months and &c decline
others Midday strength in the market influenced
by predictions in the West. the advance in
wheat steady cables The Price Current bear
ish In its remarks both corn ard wheat Provision
houses old September at Chicago during
the day. Commission houses sold old July Interior
receipts for the day footed 100000 bush compared
with sS1 600 bush last There was no export de-
mand. Cash the local market closed follows:
No corn o1c elevator and 61&o b af1oati No
white. s2c and No yellow. 623sc o ehoat OATS.
Trade in oats mostly in the way of changing and
the market acted firm times closing steady at small
net advance in the West. Cash oats in New-York were
as as folow. Mixed. &c SO 10 s5 gs6c natural white
30 to 30 10 36G3Sc and clipped white 80 40 ~ SIG
4o1sc RYE nominal. BARLEY-Market dull. Feeding
was quoted at 4Sc. New-York and mailing at 4eg
&c. 1 Z Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
BIG CAR MERGER.
Twenty Big Plants Are to Combine, with a
CAPITAL of $50,0OOOo0.
LBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE-l

& Louis. June "A deal involving the merger
of twenty leading car manufacturing plants IN the
United States under one central management, ana
oobne- a total Of S50O00OOO. was practically closed
to-dav. Two local car manufacturing companies
arc concerned. President George ]. kobusch OF the
St Louis Car Company has been prominent IN the
negotiations which have been under way for sew
eral months.
Negotiations have been chiefly carried on through
lanes Stewart, of the st. Louis firm OF James
Stewart 6. Co. who is said to be IN the East
closing the final details.
Among the companies expected to be included in
the consolidation are the st. Louis Car Company,
the American Car Company the Newark Car Com
Many Of Newark. the Niles Car Company, OF Niles,
Ohio Cleveland Car Conlpany, of Cleveland; the
Cummings Car Company, of Paris, H. the NlnclI-
nau Car Company. OF Cincinnati; the Brill Car
Company of Philadelphia; the Stephenson Car
CempanT OF Elizabeth, y. j; the WATSON Manu-
featuring Company. Of Springfield. Mass; the Brad
ley Company, of WbuTyport. Conn; Jones q Co..
OF Troy: the F5ecl5hanl Manufacturing Company of
Kingston n Y: the Mcguire Manufacturing Com
pany. Of Chicago, and the Laconia Car Company,
Of LacoDia. n II.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

COFTON-The cotton market had very active and
exciting cay sales being estimated over
oales While prices gained about 81 so on aggres
sNe Dun support and covering frightened shorts In
,.h general Tay the advance was attributed the
etfength OF Liverpool the good firm
spo markets and in spite of the good weather
ported aac the improvement shown private
vices 70 the underlying apprehension that the next
crop VIII prove email enc. this apprehension being
increased during yesterdays trading circular issued
by the leading bull placing the condition OF the
crop az a per cent and estimating probable yield
So91VSo bales The market opened hr1n advance
OF tg2 points, IN response TO tho cables which
partial point lower when due to decline about 5Q8
points on the New-York close OF the previous day.
hrst there hesitation, with considerable
for sale owing further beneficial the western
belt. but Liverpool continued firm, advancing
gain OF about Ne-Oreans turned firm and
sent buying orders to the local market
the offerings Of smaller longs were absorbed prices ad
Yanced rapidly. After working up net gain Of
some 2oa2S points realizing caused partial reaction
but there little pressure, a later
q renewal of bull and of covering
carried sun higher. The close was steady
al practically the best prices, gain Of 221
80 points The local spot market 20 points higher
but Southern markets officially reported 1ks
lower to Sc higher. Exports again full, with the
total mr. for the season S,o16.996 bales, against
$500 year
The range Of contract prices in the local to-day
az follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
READIRG SYSTEM.

LIBERTY STREET AND SOUTH FERRY Uime from
South Ferry five minutes earlier than shown belo~l
EASTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAUCa
CHUNk-z40 90 715 (Easton onlyl. slO A NJ. 20. 40.
100 500 and 100 p. NJ. -
wILKESBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4.O0 e.1o A. NJ.
s9q E ~ spnqSE7 a 80 a RMS Nj $50 9 2 AND BAR
NEGAT.z4Go g. 942 a NJ. zlS9 go dakewS9d 1 c an6 ad
Lakewood and LakehursD.
X1NELAND AND BRfDGEToNE OK "a A NJ, $40
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
$40. 11.8o a. NJ x1.20 1.s0 245, s53. 445 80 g. 80
10 30 20 Sunday except Ocean Grove $50 a. M''
ATLANTIC .HL1s... sEABRIaHT MoSNoUTH BcgI.
East LONG BRANCH. 100. $50: $50 IL 30 A. Y
A NJ. 100 7.45 P. M. Leave Pier 10. \: r., Cedar
m l92q g M A. No n 9Pf o oo sS S 4t F. points,
PHIf.ADELPHIA (READIYG TERN ssAI)-s4: 80 100
500 800 800 co.'s fs6S s7oO f7s6 $500 800
24TI AND cHEsTNUT sTpFETs s42s ts.Co 1000 100 ,
1890 A NJ, 800. t'4Go. *6Oo, 100 P. NJ. 'l219
BALTTIMoRE AND wAsHINeToN-sOc. $1,000 1900
READING. HARRISBURG, PoTTsvIILE AND WILL
A. NJ Reading oniy), sf.oO III; 90 f2 90 P NJ Read
zFrom Liberty Street only 'Daiy. tDaily. except
Sunday. sSundays only tParIor only. Via Tama-
qua. xSaturdays. aExcept SATURDAYS ~ -
Ofces Liberty st. Ferry. South Ferry. AstoT house
25 Union square west 279s Third Av West 125h ST.
PAS Columbus Ave, New York $40. 343 344 $50 tglton
St. Brooklyn 900 Broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage 70
W. c. VESLER G. NJ BORI.
Vice Pres and Cen Cen taSs : Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York June p, 1905.
BEEVES+Receipts were cars. or II head; all con-
signed direct No trading in live cattle this morning
Eng ea and sfasdy s tGs Teg1 I Te as G
dressed beef T9c pr 10 for decent to
later cable adves received Liverpool London
The Idaho took 403 head of cattle OF which S03
are consigned London and 100 to Hull
CALVES-Rcceipts PSI head, all for the market
making with the calves held yesterday about 100
of the stock was carried over a good veals
sold at s6 so per 100 No. half dozen fancy heavy
veas was not quotabe at So Buttermks entire
iy nominal but IT generally expected that all sorts
terday The dressed market slow and
city dressed veas sold at per to the rev
with Of the arriving in condition.
the undegrades of and common 10 fair carcasses
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 1914 cars Or
or s sea ali the latter at sey c With
continued light supply sheep were firm ana lambs jumped
Of half a car. Common prime sheep sold at So 25g
81 IS per 100 10; medium to prime lambs at 81 00Q$s p
Dressed mutton steady at 1890 per IO dressed lambs
salesNeNon CO. 22s Virginia iamSs GO @ n aveEage err &c
At Ksntgcfy g ~ s8 2ls DO 81 % 1s 3, at
2 II do g ~ st 81 2a iots DO ,gs gs io n at at
oG kerns s2 ~ cemmsson an MS co as Kentacky lambs
IS Is; Virginia do 20 ~ So 25 245 de- 81 H. at
81 s7 ls4 Buffalo sheep. 1s8 n. at 81 65 Kentucky
robin G. Shannon: 51s Virginia lambs Il 10 at s. %:
sss do e H. ss IS; Virginia sheep lo4 ID at St
Mcpherson 8 Co: 1919 West virginia lambs. 81 ~ ut
D. Harrington: ise kentuey lambs s5 n. at 81 80; 81
State sheep and yearlII9gs 30 H. at s, s. 90 N at S.
S Judd Co: 2s State lambs. 6l 10 at 81 'o' state
H6tsNRsceipts were % cars s6Ss head including
27T head market of which four decks were mixed
Western hogs Feeling No sales reported made be-
g. ass ysseFFsa s 3D. rsSs 20 Stat? s s0F e.