,! 2 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1900. NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA JONAS LONGS SONS. SORANTON. JONAS LONG'S SOAte. You Can Save More Money Here Now, During Our Extraordinary Sale of "The Leader" Scranton Stock, Than in a Whole NICHOLSON. Sptclnl lo tho Bcrnntcn Tribune. Nicholson, March 10. Last evening Mr. iind Mrs. Anson B. .Stephens gne a birthday party at their home In honor of their daughters, Jessie nnd Marguerite, and Miss Minnie Hlnkley, whose blrthdfUfl all come this month. The, evening was very cnjoynbly spent by tho joung people by playing games and darning tintil a late hour, when refreshments werp served by Leslie and Arthur Staik and Howard and Marguerite Stephens. Those present w.cro: Front Htarkvllle, Mr. and Mrs. tleorge Htatk, Mr. Stanley Aee, Mr. It. M. Totter, Mr. William Oakley, Mr. V. V.. Oakley: fiom Hast Lemon, Mr. nd Mis. Chester Stalk, Mr. Arthur Stark, Mr. Leslie Stark: fiom Fleet llle, Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss Cora Green; from West Nicholson, Miss Maude Hlnkley, Mr. Fred Hlnkley: fiom Nicholson, Mr. and Mis. Ftank P. .Stephens. Misses Florence Wllkln. .Kthet Stark. Matle Miller, Vera Tay lor, Virgil Taylor, Doll Hlnkley, Ruth Johnson, Bessie Stephens, May Farrer, Lena Uonno, Eunice Pay, Myra May naid, Madeline Stephens, and W. S. frock, Morris Hlnkley, Fred Clock, I.egiand Stephens, Howaid Stephens, Hairy Moredock, Itnv Snyder, Cecil U. Shields, Winnie E. Hlnkley.. Taylor Hlnkley, Stanley Stephens, Clarenre Ucrts, Itobert Bond. Mr. J. M. Carpenter has sold out his furniture storo and stock to Mr. Paul Beardbley and his brothcr-ln-Iaw. Mrs. Martin Ruh Is visiting her son, Fred In Carbondale. The ladles of the Presbyterian church l give a wurm sugar social In the church parlois next Wednesday even ing, March 14. Miss Juna and Grace Warner are spending the day In Scranton. Those who attended the L'pworth league convention at Clark's Summit today were: Mrs. Leonard Knapp, Mrs. A. W. Stark, Mrs. Charles Brow n, Misses Nellie Thompson, Bessie Stephens, Ethel Stark nnd Rev. L. E. Sanford. Mies Lottie Snjder Is visiting friends In Pectollle, Pa. Since Dr. Down made his faiewell visit heic ho has been practicing for Dr. Longstrect, in Scranton. Mr. and Mrs. James Blakesloe spent yesterday afternoon In Lathrop, Pa. Mi. William Hotchklss, who has been confined to his house for over a year with broken legs, is now able to walk up town alone. Mr. I. T. Whitbeck, who has been traellng in Rhode Island, has just re turned home. The ladles of the Unlvcrsallst chuich scred a supper at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. L. X. Shields This week to about fifty people. The ladles of the Methodist church served a supper at tho parsonage this week to about ninety people. Proceeds, $1.' 95. AVOCA. who have also purchased tho mill property at tho outlet of tho lake. They will put In an clectilo light plant, convert the groc Into a lino picnic ground, and nut a Htcamboat on the lake. It Is then Intended, If Mifllclent capital can bo raised, to tonsil ucl an electric road to Scranton. Tho rcpoit that they nre also negotiating for tho Wlnola house Is said to be n mistake. The Lake Wlnola association was chartered about twenty jo.ira ago by several Scninton and Wilkes-Bui in capitalists and W. K. Little, esq , of Tunkhannotk. The object of tho as sociation was the purchase and contiol of the wateis of Lake Wlnola for boating, fishing, bathing, etc. The members still letaln their cottages, giounds and llshlng rlghtH. SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY. Bpcclnl to the Scranton Tribune. Susquehanna, March 11. The Laik awanna nnd Montroso passenger lialn fiom Montrose nnd Alford had a, 'eiy nairow escape on Filday noinln?. Two men felled a big tieii at a point about halt a mile above Alfoid. and It fell acioss tho track, twistliiK the rails out of shape. One man stinted towards Montrose to Jlag tho tiatn us It came down the heavy guide, while tho other ran to Alford :o gi t the sec tion men to iemoe tho obstruction and to repair the track. The ttaln wn stopped when It was within a few rods of tho ttec, and tho passengtio walked down the gudo and oer the big tiestle to Alford station. If the train had stiutk the obstruction it would hac been whliled down tho steep mountain side an 1 Into th." sal ley below, a. distance of heoial hun dred feet. It was a very close oil. Dr. F. A. Goodwin, of Susquehanna, who was nominated for county cor oner by the Susquehanna county Re publican convention, befoie lomlng to this borough, two eats nun, practiced surgeiy In a New Yoik paU-ginduato hospital. The "crazy Patch" company will ap pear In Hogan opera house on Monday evening. Rev. Di. Curtis, of the New Yoik State Congregational association, pleached today in tho Tlist Congiega tlonal chut th in Oakland. Chailes N. Stoddaid, of Monti ocd, Is tecoveilng fiom a seeio Illness. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa ture Is on each box. 23c. THE MARKETS. New Wall Street Kevlew. York Man I) 10 'lhe Hading In David L. Davis has been appointel hy Governor Stone as a delegate to the National Mining Congiess to be held at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 19 to 23. Pennsylvania will be lepresent ed by thirty delegates and will repre sent both anthtacile and bituminous Intel ests. On Friday morning while Edwaul, tho 10-yeat-old son of Ml. nnd Mrs. Cornelius Osboine, was plaing In No. ' school, he fell with much fori e against a. sharp cornel of tho desk, indicting a gash between the eves. Dr. Seamon bound tho cuts with ev ei.il stitches. The Avoca collleiy has suspended opeiations until next Thursday. Adam Smith, of Fall view, is substi tuting Opeiator Sickles at the Lehigh Valley tut-off, the latter being quiet ill. A. J. Eailey, of the Noith End, Is suffeilng, from an attack of grippe. Miss Kate Dunn, of Main sticet, Is suffering fiom an attack of pneumonia. Ambrose Mtemus, t,r.. of Mooslc, is suffeilng from a severe attack of pneu monia. Mr. and Mis. John Cuuan, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McKeon, Mr. nnd Mis. T. J. O'Malley and W. B. Cut i an ale attending the funcial of a relative In Hawley today. Misses Maiatet Dixon and Maij O'Malley, Messis. F. E. Claike, Thos. Malonej, Patilck McNulty and Wil liam Jennings are spending their spring vacation ut the homo of his patents. Merrltt, tho 3-veai-old son of Ml. and Mrs. Chailes King, of Jloosic, died on Friday afteinoon aftei seveial davs Illness of pneumonia. The f uncial will take place this afternoon. Interment will be In Mnrcy cemetery. Rev. T. F. Carmody pleached the feetmon at tho Lenten services ut Rend ham last evening. Chronic Diarrhoea Cuied. My mother suffered with chronic dlnuhoeu for seveial months. She was attended by two physicians who at last pronounced her case hopeless, she pio curcd one 23-ent bottle of Chambei laln's Colic,' Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and five doses gave her per manent lellef. I take pleasuie In icconimcndlng It as the best on the market. Mrs. F.,E. Watson. Aiken, Ala. Sold by all, druggists. Matthews Bios'., wholesale and retail agts. Hoiks was litgilv conllned toil i to ep ilations by board mom operatois, -i J has bien tho case during tho wholo wtck. But there was some small but t-lgnliliant buvlng from outside. souice5, and espo el illj manifest In the taking of fraction il lots of stocks loi Investment whlih III oved the attractiveness of tho pi cent level of prices to thoso who aio not de pendent upon onllmir money mirkct vicissitudes for. holding stocks for the dividend returns whlih thev ltld. 1 his wldo distribution of the dealings ill o lidded to the malthy appearance of tho uiciket. The iharictei of tho b ink stule ment wis .o conlldinth forceo'i th it lis iipnuitamo was not awaited for the closing up of contrails The trailns have been on the short side of the iniu lt quite uniformly during the ck, so that the closing up of contracts itlffemd the maiket very nppieclnbly. Sugai and Peoples cias wpid notnblv In dementi befoie the bunk statement, but woe sold off again together with the local tinitlon stock. The obvious unwllllngncrs of prices to ltld on tho bank statement drove the beats to uivei again Sugar advanced an ctrcnie .".' and People's G.is 2i2 the whole list rose to the high est level of the inoiiilug with more show of animation In the dealings than h.ui been the event foi seveial dajs '1 ho bank return was fullj as weak as vv.n epicted The strength of the riav's mai ktt must bo attilbittcd to a faith tint speculative commitments being small the maiket Is not very vulnerable to a tem porary money squeeze. Be) nnd a tempo rary stringency the new currency and refunding law Is lonildtntly looked to for eailv teller. There Is an undet current of sentiment also th.it some of tho recent htnvv loan expansion would bo readllv convertible or trnnsfi riahlu in case of any urgent need or credits, without dp Ing (lanugo to present borrowers. This would be Hue of such portions of the recent loan expansion as have gone Into government bonds, with a view to taking out additional notes of elrcul itlon Total sales, 1M.400 shims. Ralltoud bonds bavo been In good demand, pan of tho buvlug being attilbuttil to piebsuio of funds ie iillzlng selling of government lionds bv Investment holders to the banks. United States old 4s nnd 3s mlwincid 1 per cent., Ss i minnii "u. and do. nulstered i: new 4s (uiipon declined rv and do. uglstered and the 2 'i in the bid pi lie. The following quotations are furnished The Tribune by M. S Jordan & Co., rooms 705-705 Mcars building. Telephone CC03: Open- High- Low- Clos ing, est. est. Ing. Am. Sugar '.' Wu'j is Am. Tobucn ltd Hip.. 101 Am S & W '.4U 31 i r.p A ten . to a s re. , T. & S l, IT i i r 9 1 ' ". E-ACTORYVILLE. -Hpo,il to the Scranton Tribune ' Vhctoryvllle.-PaMarch 11. Mr. John RWJnvan. of New Yoik city, was a . nleaeanr daller heio Filday, W. S." Fl aco and Edward Chapman, of Clark's Gieen, weie business visit ors here Saturday. Harry ZweUlg, of Maylleld, spent Sunday here with his father. :M!sh Alma Wrlgley, of Scianton, -flenta couple of days hero last week. At the Republican caucus held lust Satvrtiav afternoon, M. V. Townsend ""and'Cluilcs Gatdner were elected dele- 'pateteT'tho Republican county con- 'VenUon to 1)6 helel in Tunkhannock on Monday. The Lake Wlnola association has sold five' hundred and flftt'-threo of Its six hundred shares to a Scranton syiuli vatejpomposed of Dr. Sti uppler. Dr. W. r Paine and A. M. and K. B. Morse, i.-.1, lt4 Jit nil Burnod-out ut-rvek, vveukeued "i vnrr "" lo"- necuning viuu encrvjr ' I'r KCC. nlJ " the comequencc o( thcv 1 ooudltloatarecutvdbyourtperUI- TO Coune of treatment on trial -- ao4pprol.andainarvelouide I AJE71I Teloplnstppllanrekcnttortheatk- l Jrl&I' 'iof- Wolnik your honor if ou '2E' babot our skill and follow dlrrc- IrfTfcfcJ ttoo. PrleelojjInlorm&tionVKEa Rll MtDIOAL OO., BUFFALO, N.Y. Brook It. T Pon Tobacco I'hei.. & Ohio I'hlc. U. VV m, t'hic. B & Q 12" & St. Paul 1-ilU Hoik IhlMIll IWin l"el. Stc-1 ! l'ed Steel I'r 7J'i I, onls. & Xiish MH Manhattan El 1J". Met. Truetlmi fo . .lo! Mo Paellle 15'- N. J Central 11(.'J Southern Pnclllc . ,. .i'i North Paellle- .. . fJ'n Noi. Paellle. I'r ... 7l't N. Y. Central HJ7 Out. & Wist LI'i 1'enna. It. H Ul3s Heading lin Heading. I'r H. Southern H U r4 Southern, lt.KPi .. 17), Torn , & lion .... 'J V. 8. Leather ... . 1IU I'. S Leathei, Pr .. 71 l'nion Paellle 48 Union Pae. Pr .. . 74 Wubush, I'r Lu West. Union . ... Ml 17' S9'h 11", 12.5', l.l, 1U7' , 4fHs SI'. M It Vi MU IK.'-. 74 r.j' 7IU 111 y. 15 P. 17N :.s n'i !'.' 11'. 7.' M'4 71 .o S.'i l.-.'l -' 13J, 12! l.'l 10t.5, 48 7-i'j bl'i Ibi' IV.. lib', .17 71', liJ4, -'l'j 1.1V 17 r.7', it'. .17 m yj in; 4S' fi iou1 101 ---'', Wi'l di', -"'1 2S I.1, l-'l'. l.'l ', 1U7' . 41 'H-, 101'.. I'll. 7 1'k.v, Jo I, lll'j 17V, "77H l-'t :.s li'i ,i i'i 71 Jl b.'H CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE. Open- High- Low- Clos. Inc. est. rat Inc. ... 'I".7! Ill tlV, .. W.'4 Wiij G3' WHEAT. July May CORN. July May OATS. J ub Mu PORK. Julv Mil) LAUD. Jul May ax -"'Ti. i'i Jj'i 1ft Rl lflbU 15 02 r...ij 5.1.3. 'fc -J' 10 Kl 1U&7 c, cr. 10 SI io w r.o; 5'fi 10 'HI 10 s7 li l)"l Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Baaed on Par of too. BTOCK8. Bid. Asked. rind National Hunk s0 Scrsnton davlugs Bunk 300 ,,, M Year of Ordinary Shopping. JONAS LONG'S SONS THE BIO. STORE. A stock worth more than Seventy-five Thousajnd Dollars, we bought for much less than half in plain figures, $31,745. We are selling it at the' same ratio and we are giving you the greatest bargains of a life-time. Today every aisle will teem with uncommonly great money-savers. Not only today, but every day during this Great Sale It took spot cash to buy "The Lead er" stock 31,745 big round dollars. Below are the checksthat paid for it; the receipt in full from the re ceiver and two pic tures of The Lead- 1 liS iSn'OiEiSwa'&li (1 C, IHB j X2SL ISBBHIHHmH I W mil 1 tlllf iffil ' zUimL -JT-- iiSMs S ,) a.civ.a f J6A;Loa'ttio u a i j f WByjMrt f-S "Nv-'(i c I ttmtoti tu.Md;-i.Hur..ndottr.rmJ il 'h S, 0S "gZ. - jtf ji iMiitrt (ai.7a.oo).b.iminfuatp.ytf tut. L"""","".-..' '5J0 '"''' rS i furtt aontx for tat .ntir.jteok Cf iinhuUitf JnJWUijw h ''i5'Wec " ( 7 n ?K oiUlnt4 1 tt ICIU0ll IT0M of litk k Carta. ' BlliIIIlIfS fSfcite "" "",,,jh 'V fi ll't'-. I UKfi C A' taor (tntruty non ttttj UiMS.,') ttli tj a , I j f J Jg IfjtttrWjWPfT WM ITfffllfel. :t's?Zf 1X3 $ J KteiiT.r on tut. d im dt. n wT ,"'",M "' "'" i" 1 i ' .ff"", tl jl I yB. r-NW;. . V v f WE Began the sale last Wednesday morn- er ing. It is not necessary to re-tell the story of the great crowd,' who came ear ly and stayed late. Thursday, Friday and Saturday there was no let-up to the enthusi asm. Scranton has never be fore seen so important a mer chandising event. TVia The dress goods and silks was one of the T Pfldfr finest collections lwV'dutl we have ever C--plr seen. It seems 31UIA. almost a pjty t0 XKFn c sell it at such unusu tt dd aj jttje priCes ; not All half its actual cost. The " upholstery stock was VTirr entirely new in Oc liLVV tober. The stock is woith double today what it was then ; yet you aie not paying us over one-quarter its value. The book stock of over ten thousand vol umes was entirely new in November, yet we cannot buy the same books today for what you are paying us for them. The handkerchiefs and gloves, laces and ribbons, domestics and linens, cloaks, suits, corsets, millinery, wo men's and men's furnishings are of the very best. Then there is art goods and notions, station ery and perfumery, laces and embroideries, hos iery and underwear all showing a vast quota of unmatchable, unapproachable bargains. We change the Bargain , Tables every day. No matter when you come, there's something new for you to see some new chance to save money. j Store Open at 8 O'clock, with 500 Salespeople to Wait On You. Jonas I on or Sons Scranton Packlnrr Co fj Third Natloniu ann Ulrao Dcp & DU Bank Uconoim I.lBht. H. &P. Co... I.acka. Trust & Sato Dep. Co. Scranton I'alnl Co. Clark &. Snover Co.. Com. ... Hnik i Bnoev.. l'ref. Scr. Iron Kent. a & Mfg. Co. ... Scranton Asle Wotkit I.acka. O.ilry Co, Pitf Co. Salngs Bank & 'iiuat Co Tlrst Nat. Bank (Carbondale) Klundnrd Drilling Co ........... Now Mexico lly Conl Co., Pr.. BONDS. Scranton Paf. Railway, tlrst mortgage, duo 1920 People k 8trct Itullway. first mortense djo 1918 People'H titrtflt Railway, Gen eral roortsiiRe. duo 1M1 Dickson Mnnufactuilng Co.... Lackii Township School 6.. . City ot Scianton St. Imp. ti, Ml. Vernon Coal Co Si-ranton Traction 6 bonds.. IK Scianton Wholesale Market. (Concctcd by II. CI. Dale, 27 I.uckuwnnna Acnue.) niittrr Picurocry, 2tc; dairy, tubH. 2lo. i:KKH-Hocot webtern, W.alic; nearby, mute, JTJie. t'hc pho l'nll ereaiii, new, MMr. lieanti Per bu , choke marrow, ti 10; r.udlum, U'J; pcu, .'3. 200 47 150 ... W 400 IX, ... 100 ... 100 20 SOU so 40 ... US ... US ... us ... 100 ... 1C3 ... 102 Onions Per bu , 45c. l'lour M.io. Philadelphia Drain and Produce. Philadelphia, Mureli 10 Wheat-Dull and unchanged, contiuct grade, March, "lu72c. Corn Klrmir, 'fcc. higher; No, 2 mixed, Murch, jlijalOi;. Oats Steady ami In full demand; No 2 white clipped. .)1ii3!;c. ; No. 'i do. do, .inc.; No. 2 mixed do., 2Sa2)V Potutoot-SUuri) : Pcnnxjl. anla choice, per bushel, fiimte.: New York and wextem do. do. 5S.i00c.; do. do. tulr to good do , 6.'u55c. Seedn Quiet but Kteady; i loner, won tern, per bUhhel, car lotn, 3 loiij.lS; do. Pennsylvania, per Cound. uh to (iuallty, 6a8c; timothy, per ushel. tar lots, 13alc, IJuiter Plrni, Kood demand; fancy western iraimery. .ti'ic; do. prints, 27c. UggH 'ic lower; Ircsh neurjiy, i.v.j do. wettcrn. 15c; do. HniithwcHtern. 15e.; do. xouthern, Uu. Cheese Firm. Rellned HugiirH Un changed. Cotton rirm and 4c higher; middling uplands, 9 15-lfie. Tallow Steady; clt pilme. In hogsheads. 5'ia LSx.i country do. do, barrels, uuJ'-jc. : daik do, 5a54o,; cakes, fi'c.j greiise, .!!i ii'ie. I.ho Poultry Btnuly; fowls. 10a 10'3u.; old roosteis, 7a7V4cj winter chick ens, HalSc; ducks, 12c; geese, lOallc, Dressed Poultry Quiet, unchanged; fowls. Malice: do. fair to good, lOalO'ju ; old roosters, 8c; chickens, nearby, lla .J.c. ; western do, large, )2al2Ue.: do, mo dluni, 10a II i'.; common do., Ka3c; tur ki'js, cholcu tu fancy, Uul3c; exceptional lots, neailiy, lie; do fuTr tu good. i.iUV , common do, 7.iwc; ducks. in.ijt .: rccsc SnOc Receipts l-'lour, J 001 burn Is an. I l'J.OOO mi lis; 'Client, none; coin, laww bushels; nits, isvoo bushels, hliljunoui Wheut, 23mi0 huKhtls; corn, fH) buchclh, oats, Uiwo bushels. New York Oinin and Produce. Now Yoik, Muicli 10 riom Qiilot but try ste,ul.. Wheal Spot stMil, No J led, bsc. cloxutnr; 7iV . f. o, b ullnat lu stoic; No. 1 noithern Diiluth, "sV. f. o. b , ulloat luiiiupt: options npiued ius; the market was llnnlly a llttl off under nallzln;,', cIosIub mihv at iinihuugid pilccs to i.e. nit declluo; Muv cloi-id 7Jic; Jul. "Ac: September. 7.".c Corn Spot strong; No. 2. t'.e. f. o li. afloat and 4!'&i. elevator: options wre fnlrly ucll. und tlrm all .day; cloid stiong at Ijc net iidwinie; May. 41'kC.; July. 41V. Oats-Spot linn: No J. 2si; No. 3, 2V.; No 2 while. Jll(c; No j do, Jl'lo.; track mUed wtstiru. 2Ma..nc: track white, jmuJSe.: nptlonii unlet but tlrmbor with corn. Bulter SteiuH nt tho decline; wesleiu cieanierv, 20aV.; do factory, lTaSuc; June iiiuniui, IMil'i.c; imitation do, ISiilc: state ilalr, J'.iJIi'.; do. treimery. JOuSV. Cheese Strung! fancy larg whlto and colored, Uull'tc; do. small colored, JJ'iiil.IV'. ; do. small white, ICaU'iu,: cholcu giadcs. UaUhc I-ggs Finn: state nnd Pennsjhnnln. ut maik, llall'vc: Houihcrn do, Italic; western do , IlaltVic. Chicago Live Slock Market. Chlc.iMi. Mauli inCiillle Itecclpts ino. noinlimll) li.idl. in live and cluing er. natives, good lo pilmn steers iiltiui, pool to medium, Jlil'ia, m lei ted feedi rs, Jlldil7'i; iiiImiI slmlcirs, $Ti0.i",ii, cow i, $1.10.11 ."; hilfcif, lliiuiri i minis, U i'i nl, bulls. $ al 10, (iilvih. I7:.i7'n. 1e iiiih, imi'its foi lhe week about .: 0J, Texas fed slieis, steaih, Jl't'it'Jfj! do, bulls, in good di maud $l2.".iJ7" luus ltccelpts toda. 210 iitlinntid for .Mou dii. .!.il, lot t nci, .MM. stiong tn Hliado hli-lur, belter niMlitx . good ilnu ii nee j mlMil and butilieis. U i'al iii, good lo elioleo ben. $17 jil'li'j! rough do. il i.'i.i4t"i: light. $l7'UI!'J'a. bulk of sulci, $IS7'iii4,i'i hhi op Kecilpts, 2.ftl; sheep nnd lambs about steady: good lo clinlcn wethers. J'l.Vah, l.ill t eholen mlMil, tlon'iSi; winlirn. I ' i5 'hi; car. Ill gs. $". 'si it, rirt; nullM' lambs, $"i.71ii7.Ii; wtstein do, Sua", A Tblswiik's itiilpts -Cnttli. li'iTU head; hogs. rd.eOO lieml; sheip, fd noil head. Last weeks receipts Cattle, il joo hind; hogs, lii.mxi luad; sheep, l)l,i() luad, Buffalo Live Stock Market. K.ist Buffalo, MiikIi 10-Caltle P.p. iciiits, 2 ears; quiet but steail.e foi Inutile gliulis; msiIs. $ n7; ixlii. jT..'"r, tresn cows, III in. $l.i&j e-Mia, Vi.i ik. Hogs Keielpts. 1 iilis; easlu for light grades but ste.uH for olbeis. best luay. t':i 51il4; mixed, $3 1." .aJ.15; Yolkcr.s, $Vi5 10; pigs $1 Mil.'. 73. I mulls. J I ".Oil TO. fiheep mid Lambs liiHcipts )". and li lit Id cnei; llnm i fin limbs, steady for sheep; best lambs. $7 ikVi? 7"i, otlu rs, $'j"i0i"i,0; shicp, tops. $i'iii,iu""i. extra J'l'.m, culls to good, $ i r.ui 10, wetluis and .Mailings, $b.u,75. East Libei ty Cattle Market. Hist l.llmte. MiikIi la futile Htiadv; exti.i S3 ItaliJO. lilme $"J'a'Ki; com iiiiiu $J .'"mi ' i Hogs hteiih : piimo me. illiiius, $" 33a.ri 17' In aw Voikcis and lu.iv.e hogs, $ Mi" U1?' Hslit Yorker $3 n"t: pigs, $ITi).iI"i; iniighs, $J 10a4 wi. Mnii S'ot, , eliolco wethirs, $iJ10.itlJ0; fomiuon, $'.'0,it50, (holee liiinbs, $7,Ma T.i, lonunou in gmsl, I7.S0; cal calcs, $7.i7 ."A New Yoik Live Stock Maiket. New orl. Mauli In Hemes None for H tin: foellu'r stuiilv; i ilxes, sleinle; Mais, J"'av.-j, luiiiiMiid iiclees. nominal. Shi ep and I. imbs Sheep, slemh ; lunibs, sleade to 2"c Inweli i IhmhI wiak; shcrii, $irjn"iVi. no pilme In n ; lambs, $u voafi. Ilogi, SKIms tnlil ut f!7"; one deck held oi i, lei dug weak. Oil Matkct. Oil C. .Much 10 t'icdit hilanccs, tl.iS; itilUU.ileH no libls m ffer: ship, uu ills, lAlTa b.mils; iieeiagi, M.1JJ Tiar nls; inns, i,J2i buriils; nserage, 97,571 bauds. , ..A. " "- iMX-x
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