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The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to ChdS. H, Fletcher.

Peeler Of St Louis IL prescribed Castora
and have always remedy
Dr. Frederick D. Rogers of Chicago Ill., have found Fetchers
Casoa useful in the of complaints of children.
Dr. William c. Booer of Cleveland Ohio In practice
glad Casto knowing perfectly
always satisfactory
q
satisfaction myself
benefit my patients"
Dr. Edward Parrish Of Brooklyn T. used Cas-
household have advised several
patients harm
Dr. Elliott Of York City Having during the six
Caoa for infantle stomach disorders most
formula contains nothing deterious
to the delicate Of children"
Dr. G. Spague Of Omaha Neb, Your Casora ideal
medicine children and frequently While not ado
indscrnate medicines Castora
exception for conditions which in the children
A. Parker, Of City "Your Ca holds tha
preparation 1t reliable medicine for infants and chill
universal household nnte ailments
F. Merrill Augusta "Castoria the
remarkable remedies infants and children
testimonials from this locality s efficiency
and
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
NOW ~ all druggists In three
sizes 2sc. soc and $l.0O
per bottle

Danderine enjoys greater sale than
any other one preparation regardless ef kind
or brand. and i hes much greater sale than
ell Of the ether hair prepsratioas IN tho
world combined.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

new footwarmer for automobiles utilities the
heat Of both the exhaust gases and the circulation
water.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
KENNEBUNK BEACH, NE.

OPEN JUNE Is Modern improvements. includ-
inR rriVafe haths On hill overlooking pine groves.
with unobstructed ocean view. All table prodnets
from own farm. Famous mineral water used ex.
elINively Writa for rates ard booklet Cottaes
f9 rent L >. EDGooMB. Prop
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Kentucky avs; first house from Boardwalk. Un-
96structed ocean view Tooms. Elevator to street.
Electric lights, &c. Whits service. Moderate ratesN
Booklet on application. NORRIS L JOHNSON.
Prop.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
HOTEL ABSEcoN
THE RICHMOND

OCEAN end MasSachusetts ave-. Atlantic City, n. J
Unobstructed ocean view. Elevator. Steam heat
Special spring rates JACOB B. HAWK.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
MAINE RESORTS.

PROUT'S NECK, MAINE.
OPEN JUNE D. Magnificent ocean view from
every room. An comforts and couTeniences- Fresh
and salt water baths. Cool breezes. Superb
beach. Golf, tennis, automobiling. and other out
door sports Rates and booklet upon appfca-
tiOB. IRA e. FOSS. Prop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
MANY PICNICS
Will be Held at Wheelin1 Park this
Week. Resort a Popular
Place.

That Wheeling park. that beautiful
out-the- pike resort. is becoming more
popular every year "a a place to hold
pichics n outings IL demonstrated
by the large number Of picnics hooked
TINS season. The many amusement de-
woes and the free vaudeville perfor-
mahces are proving "A big drawing
card. and many societies n orders
take advantage Of the liberal con-
cessions granted by the park ~associa-
tion .
III" West Alexander United Prcsby-
terrain sunday school and church will
hold their aunua picnic al the park
today and 81 will no doubt lee largely
attended Tho Beliaire Marching So
'''fN N'H picnic Wednesday under the
"'~Ii'"s Of IN" Bcllairc Acric Eagles.
a'td ON Thursday one Of the largest
crowds ~ The season H. expected
81" lt ~ attendance NJ the BARRIERS
ptritc. The knights Tempitrs OF
v h'':n" viii hold their picnic and
outiis Friday and on saturday the
For sttrs of America from B~riigcport
Will 81, NJ the day at the place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
SERVIAN MISS
SUED FOR COIN
ACCUMULATED SUPPLY ON HER
PROMISES TO WE'D MANY
SulTORS.
When She Chose Another the Rejected
Detected Sued for Presents
Back.
Special Dispatch to the In,erisenc.r.

Special Dispatch to the I~nteliEencer.
STECBENvILLE. Ohio. July sl.-
Miss Bika Uranic, a pretty eight
e~en-year-old Servlan miss. was forced
Monday to disgorge to sevrai suitors
money and presents she had wheedled
out OF them on promises OF marriage.
after a short hearing in the Mayors
Office.
II cost her over 800 in returning
money and presents out OF over $500
h had collected.
Miss Cranie came over TO This
country three weeks ago, and as
women are scarce down i'm the foreign
district. there was "A football rush
for her hand and heart.
Single Servians began TO give her
money and presents to gain favor In
her sight. n they wen clipped in
and CAV n pink tea" in her behalf.
The race to claim her as "A bride WAS
swift and the bidding was like I'm a
poker game.
Miss Uranic finally decided to mar
ry a poor man who hadn't enough
money 10 get in the swim, and then
the chorus went up and the men who
had been putting up money filed a
warrant charging Miss Tranic with
getting $40 and a SO gold ring from
him q promises TO marry. After
the matter was threshed out before a
crowd bf Servians. 1t was decided. to
settle with all who wanted theirs back
and his was done. and Miss Cranic
has gone down to marry whom she
chooses. though there may be trouble
over the matter yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
Mrs. Margaret O'Hare.

Mrs. Margaret O'Hare. an old and
well known resident of the city, died
at the North Wheeling hospital yes
terday morning. following a short i'll
ness OF pneumonia. Her daughter.
Mrs. Daniel Gilbert. preceded her 10
the grave but a few days ago. Mrs.
OHare not being aware OF the sad
event. The deceased was born in
Liverpool. England. June 10. lSi1, ner
maiden name being Margaret Mich
olson. She was married there TO Cor
nelius O'Hare. and soon after they
came TO New York. After residing
there a short time Mr.. and Mrs.
OHare removed to this city. and re-
sided for many years at No. 1910
Chapline street. Mr.. O1Hare. who IL
one time was engaged IN the oil bust
ness. died about eight years ago. Mrs.
OIiarc was "A consistent member or
ST. Joseph's cathedral and had a very
large circle OF friends. She is sur
vived by two sons and two daughters,
as follows. Joseph. OF this city: Joha,
OF Clarksburg: Mrs. a. r. Fahlen-
stock. Of Kansas City, Mo. and Mrs.
Katherine Kinney. OF ~Steubenville. o..
The time OF the funeral had not been
decided upon last evening. but high
mass OF requiem will be celebrated ~
81 JOseph's cathedral and the inter
ment VIII be made in Mt Calvary
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
OIL AND GAS

In the West Virginia field busters
are OF frequent occurrence. On Road
Fork. Warrington district, Marion
county, Mason. Hamilton & Huey
have now drilled their test on the
koen heirs farm their test on the
and have a duster and have aban.
doned the hole.
On Adds run, Grant district. in
Richie county, the Hope Natural Gas
company has drilled a test on the r
Cokeley farm to a depth OF 3,O35 feet
and found nothing. This location is
about 5000 feet northeast OF X. q
Gillespie's No. l on the Henry Meats
trict. Wetzel county, the Hope Ma
tural Gas company has drilled its
test on the W. J. Price farm through
the Gordon. found nothing and have
abandoned the hole.
on Church Fork. Church district
the Carnegie Gas company's test on
the Lemley heirs farm is not showing
for better than a 15-barrel pumper
ON Gregory run. Simpson district. in
Harrison county. the Hope Natural
Gas company has drilled n ties, on the
A. y. Winters farm through the fifth
n Bayard sands and has a light
gasser.
on the south fork OF Hughes river.
Murphy district. the Burke OIL com
pany has drilled It's test on the J. p.
Kennedy farm. through the Big Injun
sand and has a buster. On Indian
creek. In the same district Meservie.
McGinnis & Co. have drilled their
test on the A. p. Harold farm through
the salt sand and have a show for a
5-barrel pumper.
On Dutchman run. Murphy district.
Cochran & Funk have a show for n
10-barrel pumper at their No. . on
the McGregOry heirs farm. On Crab
run. Porter & Wilson's test on the
McCosh farm IL showing for a Hight
pumper In tho salt sand.
On McElroy creek. McElroy dis
'rict Taylor county. the Hope Natural
Gas company has completed test on
the T. B. Furbee farm and has a light
Rafser IN the Gordon sand. on Big
Flint creek. Grant district. Dodd.
ridge county. the safe company has
drilled . test on the Louisa %. Smith
farm through the Gordon sand and
has a light gasser.
On Pawpaw run, Pawpaw district.
Marion county. the Hope Natural Gas
Company has drilled a test on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
MAN TRIES
TO SUICIDE
REJECTED BY RECRUITING OF.
FicER DRINKS POISON.
Heroic Action 81 His Sweetheart All
That Saves Him From Dying
From His Act.

Desroudent because M was reject
Cd by am army recruiting oHcer boo
this city yesterday because NJ Door
eye sight. Derie Lohr. age 20. of
MOundsville returned homo and after
purchasing q bottle o. f~tryCIniuc 90
Peabody drug for walked 10 the
residence ~ John Nciicury. the
father Of BITE wecthcarf and Boo the
presence ~ her drained the bottle
Quickly catching hold OF The do
rpondont youth Miss WcHenrv rushed
him Co hi7 home on First street where
physicians we're summoned and after
working until midnight succeeded boz
saving his life.
For the past Tea days Do has heon
working a. the Fosioria Glass works
but always desired % enlist in the
service and yesterday had al pinne
arranged 90 leave when be- was To-.
jectcd Respondent he returned t1
Moundsvilic. and made tho futile a..
tempt 10 end bic lIfc Drs Covert
and McCuakey. who attended the
youth say no will recover.
Had o. not been for tho heroic ~.
forts ~ Miss McHenry. and HE
parents in forcing milk down his
throat which made him vomit he
would have succeeded Ia his attempt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
HEARING THURSDAY
Neal DriseoIl. Alleged Formula Thiss.
Taken to f'---ins Ferry for
Trial

N"ai Driscoll. o.. this city. charged
with stealing q formula worth $4,000
from tho Haskins Glass 81
Martins Perry. was taken from tho
local lookup 90 that city YESTERDAY
afternoon and was given preliminary
hearing before Mayor Long last night.
10 wts held without bail for a fur
Their hearing Thursday.
III" cnse against Drisooll waa work
90 up 10y chief Hastings. and tho ar
rest was made 10y officer Parrish. The
prisoner was positively identified tv
Mrs. kessmyer. wife 81 tn MANAGER
n the HasiJns factory. who gave the
ALLEGED thief the formula whom b.
husband.
Driscoil is EMPLOYED in tho Central
Glass works u This oity. The police
state that others arc suspected and
further arrcsts MAY bc made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
WeltY ohseauirs

Very largely attended was tho m.
neral Of the late Sebastian Welty. tho
prominent old German citizen whoto
death occurred Friday. and who was
laid ~ rest yesterday morning Rrief
but impressive rites were held ~ the
residence OF Mrs. Fidelius Rleatcr.
daughter Of the deceased. az $50
o'clock. and werc followed by requiem
high mass a. 81 Alphonsus church.
Rev Father Clemens onlciatcd and
waH assisted by Rev. Father Peters.
There was n very large attendance NJ
Borrowing friends and relatives az the
services. and the floral tributes were
many and beautiful The intermenf
was made no Mt Calvary cemetery.
90" ~palib'arers being the following
ncpheus ~ tho deceased W. e.
Wolty. Albert Wclty. John Wcltv. 10.
soph Welty. William Welty and ". D.
Wiurorfor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
LOCAL MAN DROWNED
Carl Elliott Meets Death in the
Canal at Newark, Ohio-Fsther
Resides here

Word was received by the local po-
lice here yesterday that Carl Elliott,
formerly OF this city. had been drown
ed in n canal near hat city. The
police made an effort to locate the
father Of the young man. but had not
succeeded last evening. He has been
employed at the Schubach brewery but
- not working there just at present.
Th' brewery people state that they
would tell him OF the tragedy,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
john J. CoHey.

On Thursday morning from his late
residence al No. 21f4 Chaplino street
will be- held the funeral OF the late
John j. CoTcy. a well known South
Side mill worker, who died yesterday
morning at g 80 o'clock. Services ~
the house will be followed by requiem
high mass at 81. Joseph's cathedral
and interment az Mt. Calvary Gene.
terry. Mr. Concy was a native OF this
city. having been a son Of the late
John and Jane Corey. lie was -
years OF age and unmarried. and had
been employed for a number ~ years
as q roller in the local mills. He was
@ member Of st. Joseph's cathedral
and Fort Henry lodge. Shield Of Hon.
or. lie o. survived By two BROTHER.
Lawrence and William Corey. Of this
city. and two sisters. Miss Fila. Of This
city. and Mrs Jacob .chafer. OF Nc.
NechCn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
WILL CLEAN
UP WHEELING
MOTION PICTURE MEN ARE NOW
UP IN ARMS.
Said That Attempt VIII be Made to
Close Up Cigar Stores on
Sunday.

As a result OF the arrest OF five
local motion picture showmen and the
trial before Justice Hobbs. after
which they were. each fined $40 and
costs. the old Sunday Blue Law will
probably be enforced literally in
Wheeling.
The motion picture men are thor
oughly worked up over the action OF
the authorities in stopping the Sun
day picture shows. and IL was an
nounced yesterday that they would IN
sist upon the closing on Sunday or
cigar stores. vaudeville shows at the
parks and other places OF business
which are not OF necessity kept open
on the Lords Day. 1t is said that
the campaign for the rigid enforce
ment OF the Sunday closing law will
even be carried into the land OF the
Crimson Glow. where certain laws ap-
plying to the sale OF liquor are said
TO be violated almost every day. and
TO the Sunday base ball games at
Richland Park.
At the trial OF the motion picture
rien yesterday Attorney John o. Pen
dleton, representing the defendants.
took particular care to inquire OF
PA'hAh tAtlidno Nutu ne WAS on the
witness stand IL he had ever arrested
any person for selling cigars, gro
ceries. CONNECTIONS or like commodi-
ties on Sunday. To all OF these cues
tons the prosecution objected and
was sustained by the court, and of
course they were not answered by
the sheriff.
Snowman Talks.
After the trial a proprietor OF one
OF the motion picture play houses ex-
pressed himself to an Intelligencer re-
porter as follows:
81 think we have as much right un.
der the laws of the State to operate a
motion picture show on Sunday as the
cigar dealer or confectioner has to
cater TO his trade on Sunday. We
have as much right to operate on
Sunday as the parks have to exhibit
a vaudeville show. I believe that
such pictures as have been shown in
the Wheeling theaters on Sunday are
educating to the community and helm
TO advance the churches rather than
work to their detriment.
1t Is no secret that we intend TO
try to close up other places OF bust
ness on Sunday il we are not given
the privilege of operating motion pic
ture shows"
II the picture men carry out their
threats. some warm battles are GER
tain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
BADLY HURT
Miner Caught in Fall Of Slate at COL
liers-Brouaht TO Haskins
HoanfA.I

sam Ohlcr. 80 employee % the Lewis
FiEdlay coal company 81 Golfers. was
received at the Haskins hospital last
nigh suffering from severe injuries
received IN a fall Of slate. Both the
unfortunate mans ears were almost
torn or. his collar hons was fractured.
several ribs fractured and many deep
coutusions sustained on his face and
body.
VIII" his injuries are Of an ex-
tTfmeiv painful nature. they are not
moe ,Fsarily fatal and the victim was
I.--InE Wei last NIGHT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD

= special meeting OF the Richland
district board Of education will be
held tonight In the Greggs school
building. and the matter Of furnishing
and heating the now addition to the
LoVclanf and warwood school build
iugs will be the most important bus
lusss considered.
An important meeting OF tn Richie
district board OF education will be held
Wednesday evening IN the Valley
school or Caidwelrs Run. Much bus
inCss 81 n special nature Is expected
To come up at a meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

Wayr.-|u-- Oil Man U~nderqoes Deli
cate Operation at Hsskins

\ very d~eliVate operation was per-
formed today at the Haskins hospital
on &. &. Kelly. an oil man of waynes-
burr. Pa. whose skull was fractured
in an accident at Jollytown about a
week ago IL was not discovered by
n physician who first attended Mr..
Kelly that his skull was fractured, but
as he continued to grow worse. he was
brought to the hospital on Saturday
and the injury was found.
The time that had elapsed and the
condition Of the wound made the oper-
alton a very risky one. but 10 was sue
ccssfui ia every way. The patient
was getting along nicely last night and
IL is thought he will speedily recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

h funeral of Frank a. Morrison.
who was known to many Wheeling
people. will be held this afternoon
from the family residence at No. 80
Nineteenth street. Pittsburg. The in
termen will be made at the South
side cemetery. Mr.. Morrison is sur
viyed by his wife. who was Miss Rose
Roth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
Funeral TODAY.

This afternoon from the residence
or Mrs. Sophia McNash. at No. "a
North Front street. will be held the
funeral OF Frank Walker Muldoon. lit
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Null
doom. OF Pittsburg. whose death oc-
CURED Sunday. The interment will be
made al the Stone church cemetery.
Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

This morning. from the residence NJ
bic brother. sheridan 10y. Of Grergs
vile. vii Do held the funeral ~ the
latc Charles 10y. who was accident.
ally killed by IN automobile a. an
early hour Sunday morning The IN.
tcrment viii be made al Shcrrard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

Tho funeral Of the late George strip.
pie. who died Friday evening. was
held yesterday afternoon 90 f.Xn
o'clock from HIS late homo ~ No gsis
Chapline street Following brief rites
~ the house. the remains were taken
10 81 stephens German Reformed
church and impressive services were
conducted b. tho Rev. =. VI. Prouss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

80 The home Of Mrs. Fred Fsrris a.
- North Front street on Fri,y
evening a. lawn fete will BE- given by
th" Young ladies ~ her sunday school
lass ~ no EnElish Lutheran church.
y me electric Nictrola has heon
loaned Tor The occasion by the o.. w.
halm"r company which with The fine
r'irrahmcniq that will b. served viii
mako The evening nm enjoyable one
Al are invited 90 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
Frank p. Morrison.

The interment was made at Mt. Wood
cemetery.
The Washington times., 1911-04-20
Little Life to Stock Trading Local Securities Were Ke
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET QUIET
AND GENERALLY EASIER.
"E:3 NEWS OF DAY.

NEW YORK, April D.-Immediately
following the opening there was a dis
position to make free with the list on
the part of the bears, the situation in
Missouri Pacific causing hope that they
might succeed, but when IL became
known that Frank A. Vanderlip, presi-
dent of the National City Bank and ad-
mittedly a Standard OIL representative,
would also go on the board and on the
board of the Iron Mountain road, the
question of trouble for the Goulds was
eliminated and tn bears decided that
1t would be rather wise to withdraw
selling orders and do little covering.
Prices acted just in keeping with this
movement and quickly steadied, re-
covering the earlier losses and slight
additional gains. The bears tried to
make some headway with the Mexican
situation as a basis for few sales. but
they were not able to do IT,
The Street considers IL subject that
mas exerted its greatest influence un-
less something more serious occurs.
The market is sure to remain slow and
irregular. There has been no money
made in the market for weeks save In
the recent bear raids. and for this rea-
son the trading element may take
chances again and again In the event
OF evident weakness or on rallies.
There seems to be a material short
age In Union Pacific and Missouri Pa
ctfic, which may try to cover any time
and make fractional gains possible in
these stocks. Atchison, Norfolk and
the low-priced stocks in the rail list
The Washington times., 1911-04-20
LOCAL SECURITIES
WERE AGAIN ACTIVE
AND VERY STRONG
Gas Stock at Another New
High-lnvestors Buy
ing Freely.

Local securities were again active. all
though the volume of trading was not
as heavy as on Wednesday. In the
matter of strength. however. the list
gained a little, especially Washington
Gas, which seems to be, making an in,-
preston on investors, the income from
investments being materially. greater
than from almost anything else on the
list. Investors who would not look
at it at 50 are anxious for 1t above that
old peg, where it stood so long, f1uc-
tuatirg an Nghth either way The stock
sold TO its highest recorded price this
noon when it opened a s2ss and closed
at s3-practt s5.2o.s for stock Is
selling ex-dIvidend, the books having
closed day or two ago.
Lanston was the active typesetter
today. and at one price 941s. A little
Mercy was sold at steady prices.
Washington and Virginia common
was quite active. at one price, IS, the
high on the movement.
Light sales of Capital Traction were
made at 126ti with an odd share at 12s1a.
In the bank stock list 100 shares Of
Provident Savings brought 1O11, the
highest price, and q, over general
quotations a few weeks ago, National
Metropolitan was strong at 227. District
1915, and Riggs National 5921=.
In the bond list there was fairly
good demand. Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat IS firm at 1O3dr031s the
high; Potomac Consolidated SIS at s95k,
and Traction IS at 112.
The Washington times., 1911-04-20
Wholesale Produce Market

Cheese-New York. new, 12aI2lzc per ID. !:
FIAT cheese, lSalSl2c per lb.: daisy cheese.
l3aI4c per ID.
Eggs-Nesrby. fresh. 15Isa16c per doz.
Live Poultry-Hens, l5C per ID: chick
ems. small. 5oaS5C per b.; large 20ae5c per
h.; ROSTERS, lOc per h.; turkeys, hens. lsc
per lb.; toms, 15c per lb.; geese, pluCked,
Saloc per h.; unplucked. 1Naf2c per ID ducks
15al6c per Ib.: keats l4c per h.
Green Goods-StTaw berries. 15c to a0c box:
oranges. California. s.. 0oa3.25 per box:
Florida. s30Ca3 e5; grapefruit. 81 yaaS. s5
per box: apples. per bbl.. $500: per box,
s. Oea2. -: potatoes, per bU., 55a T0c: sweets.
per bbI.. So 0oa3. %; cucumbers. Florida 81 80
a.. 80 per basket; tomatoes. fancy, Florida,
81 25a2. 80 per box: lettuce. North Carolina.
s. 90 per basket; South Carolina spring cab
bage, S1Z5 per crate: squash. sI-25a1. % per
box: celery, T5aSoc per bunch; eggplant. rs
a2.5O per crate; Florida peppers. 81 3Jal 80 per
crate; beans. s.. T5a559 per basket; ksIe, per
bbl. 5Ca50c; spinach, 81 90 per bbL: Florida,
parsley. 81 .50a1. 10 per basket; oyster plant,
Zeal 90 per doz.; asparagus. No. l. s. 5Oa4. 30
per doz.; No. .. s.. n0a3. 90 per doZ; RI ubaro.
l5s9ec per doz punches
Live Stock-Calves, prime, Sa9c ID;
dun. &c per h.: common. 5a6c per lb.:
hogs, live ss-T5a7.oO per cwt-: spring lambs.
I2s1ic per ID: winter, 6azc per lb. +; old sheep.
t3.59ai so per cwt.