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The New York herald., 1873-11-27

5000 Can South lst m.
1000 Del a II, r. 81.
5000 G, g &IC Ist. -.
1900 n j Cen LIST, NIB C
100 shs Phoenix Bank.
3 Imp a Traders Bk
~ Fourth Nat Blk.
10 Park Bank. ........
200 Mar Lid Il M'g.bcb3
Del a II Canal Co.
100 Con Coal. &C
200 Pac N SIS Co. be
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
Stock this day. November 20,

Totals. ...... ......
Sales since November l.....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19

. DIA4E OONb1
sToCKs-Opened dull and weak, and
under hsmmering by the. bears, declined
from t to II per cent Late in the day
there was an improved feeling, and the
decline was partly recovered, in some in
stances the frmness being most apparent
inWestern Union, Lake Shore, Union Pa
cifc, Ohios, Pacific Mail and Cleveland,
Columbus & Indiana Central. Western
Union opened at 81, fell of to s94, and
closed at 00t. Pacific Mail declined from
40 to S9k advanced TO 4Ob, dropped b
89t, and closed at .40t. The other G6c,
tuStions were as follows: Lake Shore
from 93t to 98t; Union Pacific from
e8Ia97t; North Western common. 65S86ti
Erie 594a59F. The remainder Of the list
was steady, on slight. changes; The
Nail says that in Paclac Mail there Is
destined to BOZ very lively scrimmagO
and the Directors arc evidently ranged
on opposite sides ofthe market. A pro,
test was circuleted among tho stock.
holders q Panama Tor signature, on
which It was stated that Pacific Mai
would DO soon bankrupt and that
any money loaned to this company
BY the officers Of the Panama Railroad
Company they should hold the latter per
sonaily responsible for. To-day it seem!
a counter circular has been issued, which
has received the signatures Of some Of The
leading stockholders Of Panama, request
lag that the directors authorize a loan O.
money 10 the extent Of &2S0000 on eact
Of the new steamers Of The Pacific Mall
which are estimated TO cost 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
III. BeFTIIplpIpE; Of src /

Never tIife with What are called small
ailments. A disorder easy Of control at
first, If neglected for a few weeks may be.
come a mortal disease. Be especially
careful not TO let debility gain upon you,
for 1t g the door through which all mals-
dies enter the system. II you feel Ian
guild, inert. and TO use common expires.
sion, "as If there was no life lett in you"
resort aE once to HostettCr's Stomach BIZ
tors. 1.-THE great vegetable tonic Rill sup
ply the vitality you go urEonil SEQ q =
Is nerve food. by IT'S tonic action the
stomach is so inVigorsted that digestion
becomes regular, easy, perfect; while Its
mild oAthartIo properties relieve the bow.
els from distractions and its Alternative
operation benefcially affects the secrctive
organs. For the 1nlseries Of dyspepsia,
and they include almost every unpleas-
ant feeling that belongs 10 physical dig;
ease and mental Tretche1nesA thai oient
t66ic Is 9 certain and sped talFr AsVf
- 49, AasGH -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August, 19.TFlouPz De-
Rl n ia# and Price sa S % q
Corn - Quiet and unchanged. Rye
Firm at zoe. Oats and barley-Quiet
and Unchanged. ProYisionS-Firm; mes
pork quiet held at S16 76a17 90
Lard Quiet and firm; steam nom
inal at Sc; city kettle held alStaStc
Bulk Meats - Strong; shoulde9 held
-At SIC; sales Of clear Eib Pi9eS! St 9fc
clear held at DC. 'Bacon-Fair demandi
sales of shoulder 9tc, mostly held at 9ici
clear rib aidbB 40tc; clear 10!a10Ic
Whisky-Firm at Csc.
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Totnl

Among the larger items which contrib.
ute 10 increase tho cost OF constitution, ]
will mention the building OF retaining
wall in the rear Of Mr.. Jones' residenGe,
on section /, which was one Of the condi.
lions Of right Of way settlement the
building oil q large amount OF heavy re:
tanning wall at Wells Run, on section 2,
made necessary by tae insuaciency OF
right Of way ut that point, and the partial
obstruction Of the county road BY the
railroad embankment; the construction OF
two stone abutments for an under grade
road crossing upon the Buigoyne farm,
On section 8, also agreed upon in settle
ment Of right Of way; the loss Of large
quantities Of embankment at the mouth
Of Gross Creek, on section 8, by rise In
the creek and flood in the Ohio River /;
the construction Of under.grade passage
ways with stone abutments for Bethany
Pike, and for private road crossings west
Of Buffalo Creek, on section 0, and not
completed In the original estimate |;
the very expensive re.establishment Of
Wards coal incline on section 8; necessa-
" retaining walls at Ghost Run on Sec
ton 10, to sustain the lower slope Of em.
bankment; extra payments to property
owners on section 90, in order to avoid
interference with their property and OBJ.
struction Of the country road, repeated
slides In the embankment near Top Mil,
on section %; tho washing out Of embRnk-
ment at Jefferson street, Wheeling, and
consequent necessity Of sewering. At that
point; the frequent changes In the public
roads along the line and the expensive
maintenance Of the same during the win.
ter and spring; and finally the general ad-
dilions 10 the work in consequence of the
numerous slides during the unusually Sc
we're weather OF the past season.
While itis.true the condition OF affairs
is somewhat Embarrassing, irmpst alBQ be
admitted That dndef dll the circumstances
the construction OF your road has been
conducted as economically as possible.
The work Is well done and especially all
the masonry Is OF the most durable and
Substantial character. -. * .
With the prospect Of fair weather the
entire road can be finished ready for the
track in three months, and It is confident.
" believed now that with the amount
above stated all the remaining work can
betlnSly completed to 4he, Satisfaction
and acceptance ol4he p. @. q b. L. BY.
Co., according to the terms Of their agree
ment. Very respectfully yours,
n. ]. BROKER,
"' "'' CHIT EngfAser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
"a CHICAGO Market.
CHICAGO. August 1s.-Flour-

CHICAGO, August 18.-Flour-Qulet
and firm, 8heat=IYegulAr and aS'iYe
~ SlS Sl' e. d. | go 'dsT
August SI91i. Corn-Firm; high mix.
ed 40ta40tc; No. 9 sold freely OF 40c car
lots; rejected 30c. 0Ats-Easier, but
steady at 274a27tc cash; rejected 24fc;
seller August 27tc. Rye-Firm; 07c cash;
oslo September. BaTley-Active, excit.
ed and higher; 81 05 cash; No. 2 sold at
$lsl0 to be delivered next week. ProVis.
ions Qhi6l andznot much business. Mess
Pork-Easier at $40 90 cash. Lard-7is
&c cash; rejected 79c. Summer dry salt
ed shoulders 7Easci ribs OiaOic loose;
y. P. hams 04a9Ec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19

STVe sat here about an houI, nOuCllg
EhS-moylpg scene before US, oesltouS OF
eiyin9 10 accurate and correct descEip-
hon of occurred as possible. we
Eslso hleaaog1ity OF having during mat
4 b6ts ddn1V Ia sVne Of these immense
Impfs OH ,D4all hQugh unaccustomed
TO drinking hs9lla noiqs, leII no more n !s
effect from i then S9qlu nag Ihe nulu
lmbEbod been glll " water. II a person
were 10 sit d9sn tlt egpsy Two or three
oil these mngS IN o. ~ might In
tOEicale, and pfo6 gl y. does Dbl among
the Thousands hqre seinbleq l1efe was
not ONO taAt w sven 1efEy oYsr ms
cups, hpt Q go any once fQ snpu
on him 20 ipqtlllrd 1a5ni q
drunk sfst ~ lgSkeo
like men 9ddiel. To ltrkius. Z There
were no bio4ted iGces aefl 6esotted eopp-
tensnces, and II We xfpt Two o.. i1lSe
old men and women, tie tp9 ot their
noses rather highly coloredl j ihsre vas
nothing among them 10 denote ~ sthey
did noeall belong %, the cold WateE army.
OIL, = THE TARRoOlS. u
A dorr to-t5e IA ifbs IA
% = 1b ~ ~, :, S,o ~ !, e IA
c NJ ny W 'ss.ss'ss a F. Ri
SGoIs St,sIE ~ "a o 4 81 %
s.,s,S X Il n, n [STfsFi- I'M 61ce
t,,.,,''t = 81 ~ Stii N 6aF-
~ ~ n ~ !, 4 4 : +, M and loi 46e
,ot :, - ~ IN i{iiAIiine lFntcr,
anJ : r %% oT sheISes with EMMY beer
,-,,,.s ;,n,,, iSSm SInSt III tbevbad been
SSs SS ~ .,,, az tSbIeo without beIDr
t DaU "a "a ~ ~ SiSsns5iS Sny ma who desired
y H'u n ~ bssS Ins,sl sStsr tbe room, lake
on AZ SS fss mt,Ss and wash and Clean 4
bJmseI naTrv'{ r n the counter. and hand
a. I't ~ al. n X men A. Inc sb,SpotS Il
being filled, Il Is handed back 70 him.
when hepaySI his eight kreutzerB and
hunts q seat and table where he can cit
down and. enjoy H.. There are no WniteI8
Of any kind about the place, except o few
old women, Who In TetuEn,l or the priYi-
leRe Of SellfiE I'D hes in thu CONT YASd,
are required to hringyin the empty mugs
and place them on the shelf IN the tap
room, Here we saw well. dressed gentle.
men and. lGbOring men on an equality,
the officer and the private soldier, the
lady and the sewing girl, not only sitting
aide BY side and drinking their beer, but
rinsin1 and washing theft own mugs Of
the same trough. The prince and the
bepCar are here on an equal footing, and
As GOOD beer. better than can be had
elseWhere, Is served out TO all alike: pride
or noSition can claim no special priv ilepes
Siter entering he court ysrj Of he ROYAL
Brewery. There are also rooms on Inc
lower floor Of tbe Ieft wing Of The brew.
erv hnildin0 nrovided Win benches and
tables snfieient for four or five hundred
nerSons
CASE IN POINT
1.,-,..,,.,",,. \ ,.o.t - =, ,.o uo,,o.,
hmeelsse y IIOn. u ., ~ me IO " Ia
yOGns CoIpie nUm We aIf SroS.o ~ az az
uI,1a sn9 mle. no We e. NJ 80
sl!nss VI AZ WV metS nT LILY ~ Nv w
IorS 3H5ic III " rsf,nswsDt and S SsP
mshu inul SS Ss,H ~ ust.S.S H 5oi;oNT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19

The expenditure already incurred, the
unpaid balances, and the amount still re.
ouired will make the final total cost Of
your road foot up TO SS76,7S8 AZ, an ex-
cos over the original estimated cost Of
In explanation OF this excess, It Is but
proper 10 call to your mind the fact that
The work, although not let to the abso-
lutely lowest bidders, was given 10 parties
whose aggreiFate figures fell fully $50, 600
below the proposals Of parties whose
prices corrcsponded more nearly 10 the
real value Of such work. The result has
shown that out Of the Is sections Of the
road only have thus far been completed
by the original contractors OF their con-
tract prices; 0 sections are still in the
hands Of the original eontActofS, ad.
vances having been granted tothem upon
some Of the sections. Tho work On the
remaining IS sectio6s hAA All beea Sban.
doned by tho original ! Contractors, and
had 10 DO re:let d largely advanced ratcs.
Unfortunately, theS0 A66hd ID ctionl
contain the heaviest work, thd the I'd.
vanced prices, applied % IhtgS quantities
show corresponding BY large aggregates,
A statement hereto GttAched shows the
original contract prices on 81 the sections
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
baltimore Market.

BALTINoRE, August 19.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-FiEmI Ohio and
Indiana red ol,55a1 90; Kentucky 81 Goa
/ 65. CornEDull; mixed western 5sic,
Oats-ActiVe and firm; western mixed
4lc: white Acc. Rye-Firm at 95ca$l co.
Proyislons-Firm. Mess Pork-$1S co.
Bscon-Shoulders 10c; NIB sides l0tAl1c
clear rib Halle. Hams-Sugar Cured
i5SI6ic. Lard-Dull and nominal. But
ter-Steady; good to choice at 2Oa2Sc,
WhISky-SCaFce and higher at 9sassfc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19

NEW York, August Is. AFlodr- Less
active; superior Western and State, IS 90
a6 90; common 70 good, SO 15I845; got q
to choice, 80 50a7 %; white wheat X,
81 45aS 40. Wheat7-Higher; No, 8 spring,
81 4Oa1 80; Northwest SPRING. 81 6Si Iowa
spring, 81 SET; poor to good winter red
Western, 81 GOAL 6G No. 70 milwaukee,
81 SO; No. 1 do, $l'GI. Rye-Dull. Bar.
ley-Quiet. Corn-Dull; steamer West
ern mixed, .53a59c; sail do, Gle Oats
Moderately active; Western. mixed, asa
43lc. COfee-SronG Rio, 19ts2ltci
Sugar-Active; fair TO good refining, Ga
8 5,1Gc. Molasses-Quist and firm. Rice
-Oarolna, 9ia9tc. ~ Nv , V
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19

Making total liabilities to April 50. S2sS,7Ss u
From q detailed estimate Of the work
remaining unfinished, which Is hitherto
attached, It appears that the amount still
REQUIRED to complete the road in accord
ance with the agreement existing between
your company and the ?. @. & St. L, Rail.
way Company is as follows:
Amount cquired. ..........: ....t'- OOO 70
Adding to this the balances due con-
tractors aS above. Say -
Makes. ....................,...eg 1,ll9 IS
Tomect this amount still required you
have:
Cash bGlanC In the treasury Ol....... SsG,935 a
Urcolleeled private subscriptions. 1893 %
Leaving deficiency of........... 2LRf1 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
New YoII 4 DIV Good Market.

: New York, August s4Buaihess Il
rather less active, owing 70 the rainy
weather, The market for cotton goods q
stro6si and steady. Fine end medium
bleached shirtiugS arc in unusual short
supply and many brands Hse Isoldito ar
five. Cotton fannels are selling freely
Garner & Harmonys glazed cap6Tics arc
reduced TO seven cents. } Prints and
worsted dress goods are very active 10
fiHFhGndG Wool 'fAnnels, and blankets
are brisk, but other wooden goods are less
active. - ~ ,-snt.t l-.lI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and STOCK Markell
NEW YoRK, August 1s. -MoNEY-More
active early In the afternoon, but closed
easy at 3iA4c.
STERLING, ExCHAN0E.-Dull and low
er. at 1O8talOSE for 6odays, and 1O9a1O0t
for sight.
GoLD-strong and higher, on a fair
business at l15Ea115s, closing at 1l5i.
Loans were from 2 to 4 per cent for car.
tyiug. Clearings, $S6,OOO,OOO. Customs
receipts to-day, $47sOOO. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed 100000.
GovERNMENTs-Stronger, in sympathy
with The intprovtmentiin the London
market. Demand active; supply limited
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19

TOLEDO, August 1s.-Flour-Market
steady, with q moderate demand. Wheat
Mo. / white Wabash 81 80; No. 9 do
81 II; No. 8 do o. 80; Amber Michigan
b 4St; No. 3 red 81 A. Corn-High
mixed 44tci low mixed 44ic, 0Ats-No.
/, S8fc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
No Gases Treated that cannot
ba Cured or Permanently
Benefited.
| G.ss''i' Eas,TITlLE
The Cost Of Treatment Within the
. Reach Of All.

Every facility tor the certain Diagnosis and
skIllfui treatment Of all Chronic Diseases,
A Powerful GAlVHnic Battery containing 81
cells with Rheotome, CommulAtOr, Rod, Nova
ahIo Disc, Fork, Hydro8lat, Indicator, Combined
Current and Polarity Changer, and many otter
Electrical Instruments for tho treatment OF Dis
cases OF the Bye, Bar and Nervous System No
Nervous Dlsolse should DO considered incnrable
until Electricity has been well tried.
Physicians not having tho necessary instru'
mentS and time for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend thoir patients with
those ailments 10 DR.. Longdon with the assur.
Gnce that hs will apply Electricity and Magnet
ism In tho most Scientific manner. EectIo'ther-
NAL baths administered when indicated.
A new Compound Microscope, an instrument
OF WondrouB power, enabling the physician 10
detect with absolute certainty many obscure
DiBgas@ Of Ihe Hear, Blood, Kidneys, Urinary
Organs and Nervous System. Specimens OF
urine examined and . PotilIrely e0rTtet diagnosIa
DR.. Longdon e consulted daily on all forms Of
Chronic Diseases. Much Of his practice 10 do
voted 70 tho bOOFt orqp6 and O11kln1S mdEddttS
WhI6h 6aO,llNE Beldbg hdpG failed 10 cure.
In describing your disease give name, age,
symptoms and post ONCE address Enclose = fee
Of, IS aud your eas0 VIII ho carefully examined
and the necessary medicines for one months
treatment with PpeciAl letter OF advice prompt
" forwarded TO you by mall or express. Many
long standing and inveterAto ailments may be
cured In this way at WAY MODERATE ExFHNsI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
Great Westerns uny 0Iks
l1s snrrnr1Ip ST., PIrr.BuRau, Pa.

8 .l79 sNITHPTILD ST., PITTsBURGH, Pa.
Rroechs Loading Shot Guns, StO TO 600. Double
ShukG Gina q 70 et60 Single Guns, S9to 80.
Ridia = = : Revolver, IS 70 So Pistols,
I'm 1teTiGl, FiGOtng Tackle. &C.
80 ltdLSFS b. clubs. Army 9unS,
RiSdiFl, bought or iTaded for. Goods
,D,Ia e w. 10 DO 'hA~ln'a O''0''
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?. ". &K. Railroad.

Engineers Report-.PTesent Status OF
the Road. ......
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May "a, 1878.
To The President and Directors Of the p
". q KY Railroad Company.
GENTLEMEN: I'm compliance with 6
resolution passed by your Board, at their
meeting Of the 18th inst, l have prepared,
and hereby submit, the following report
oil the condition Of your road, showing
the expenditures up to date, and the
amount required for lts final completion.
The original estimate Of the cost Of the
road, based upon preliminary calculations
Vi quantities, and upon the prices sub
mitIcd by the contractors to whom the
work had been awarded, was rs follows:
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and in comparison exhibits also the prices
paid 10 The present contractors. Besides
the actual Increase OF cost by the ed'
TlhG 1lpflceS, abe Ielly ipeidsnt 20 ~
n let Ding ~ work vas Attended u - -
rious loses, such as damages by Hoods Of
unfinished portions Of the work, which
would have been secured against accident
II no interruption had occurred.
Extra allowances must now be paid Tor
overhaul on nearly all tho sections, the
original contractors having derived the
benefits Of short hSulsge at lha tRgi1nthg
Of the work, while their q tee SEQ 1e
compelled 10 transport the remaining ma
terial beyond the estimated limits. Extra
haulage had 10 be allowed also on account
Of the contracted limits Of your right Of
way, which frequently compelled the
transportation oil borrowed materials
from greater distance than estimated.
| Toenpmerate every single item. whieh
constitutes an elemsntol uhe general eHT
Cess ot>the cost Of your road over the
original estimate Is impossible within the
limits Of time allowed me for this report;
but upon careful calculation / am able
TO distribute the difference IS follows:
increased coat Of right Of way and real
cbtALe. ...........,..s.s.... ,'...''' SS'OVV "
Increase In the advance Of prices on
grading and mAsonry. ........s..s.s, lB,4l8 o.
Recess In quantities OF material, differ
ence In classification, loss BY foods,
BlldeB and overhaul. S9,6A9, u
Expense account a. per statement OF SSS
Secretary. which was not provided Tor
In preliminary examination. .......,. al 20
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31
DIED.

At his residence in Moorsfeld, on the goth
instant, after a lingering illness, Rev WILLIAM
CHAMPION of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
north in about the SSH year Of his age.
On Monday, the 18th instant, at the resdence
Of Richard Rue, in Licking county, Ohio
Samuel Laiimorc, agOd - years.
lie was born in Hampshire county, Va, in the
latter part Of December, 1888, and was resi-
dent Of that State about sixty years In October
Of ls4s, he removed With his family to Ohio
and spent the remainder Of his life for the most
part in Burlington Township
he was the last survivor OF a family Of eleven
children Of whith he was sixth lIe was man
active, energetic and cheerful; and was pos
sesscd Of remarkable physical powers and endn.
rance. lie was great lover Of his country and
was noted Tor his vigorous defence Of his prin-
ciples lie was a soldier in the war Of lsl2.-
lie was n member Of 'he Presbyterian church for
about fifty years and ives always found trusting
in his Saviour during those long years Of trials
and tnbuIations. lie leaves multitude or
friends and relatives who foudiy cherish and
reverence his memory. Adeocat>.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31
The Tide of Emigration Turned.

Seekers FOR new homes are pouring into South
west Missouri, attracted by the cheap Lands Of
The Ati7nrc s P0cife Rat Rad Company.
This Company offers 200, 600 Acres n the
fines, lands in tho world, Al from 81 to Si2 per
acre, ON seven years time, and with free trans
portation 90 all purchasers
This Road N,r,r B1octa5ed 5y Snor, is des-
tined TO become The national highway between
Ner York and SIN FtgHci,co and to the indus.
trous farmers Of older States we earnestly re-
commend This land Of cheap homes, sure that
sowhere can The poor man dnd more grateful
climate better coil. or greater productivcness
For full Information. With Maps md Pamph.
Iats, address AMOS TUCK, Land Commission.
sr. % South Fourth ST Louis
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31
Baltimore Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, Jan. 23, 1873.
BEEF CATrLs The mayket was not as active
nor were prices as high as last week though
carly IN the week they were better than towards
ue close Of the market. The quality Of the Of
ierings was q shade inferior 20 last week e. there
beng fewer tops the majority consisting of The
middle grades while common stock was fairly
represented, aud these were triie better n
quality ihtn last week. Medium and common
cattle ha'InE e. be disposed OF almost wholly for
TINS market prices for them fell of fc while
tops were ic - ID lower a few car loads will
bc r"sh'rpc3 Eist az owners risks
fHccs to-day for Beet Cattle ranged as FOL.
lows Best Reeves az o OOGI 81 -. that GEN
era'iy rated FIRST quality 7jMs6 90; mcii-
um or good fir quality 75MN4 IS: ordinary
intu steers, Oxen and Cows 3 00rS3 a.: in-
rf'"r Hnd lowest grades Of Cattle % OOGIO1 Co.,
general average OF the market to-day 60 S71.
extreme range Of prices O0C 60 -. Most Of
iho sales were from 8 so Go So 90 - loo Ihs.
N' lnc receipts 1910 head came from Ohio. 20s
from ~ tsi 'iruuit COS FROM Virginia. us
from NortIant, and S. from noe District VI Co...
Iumhia- total receipts for the week l741 head
against 1I.- last week and 1866 head same
time last ycir ~ the offerings sac head were
aNtn by baltimore butchers Goa head sold Co
SPECTATORS Tor Eastern markets. 90 tO Washing
ton city dealers. aud 70 20 country dealers-t1tal
sHles Tor 'he week 1900 head. against 1902 last
week, and 1851 bead same time last year
~iFFr The fu.I receipts This week, after the
'HLT rNPpIf OF lasi week have had "a weakening
effect on he market, aad prices are fu' Dr. love
90. Ihe anticipated arrivals have a further ie
pressing effect on The market, and sGll lower
figures may reasonably be expected We quote
.Nr TO good Sleeps t 500 Cts aud good 90 cK-
lf' az tll' rs q ib gross--vcry few sheep se.l.
ms at ilo after figure az the close. Receipts
t.s week 3I'G bead, agsiost 1909 last week. Odd
100 mead same Time iHst year
up's.-Ihc market has been gradually adj
FaIcnE s.u.c last Friday, after the close If our
report ana though the receipts are in excess of
'ast week they have not tern sufficient ~ meet
,Ne demand Prices Boo the West and in phf.-
'ephia being favorable have iubleuced our
MARKET nud our quotations are hcffrr Wc
quote i1I ends at moss s7l better grades
p. ~ -, prices ranging generally At % I1lN
81 ~ Too Ila net. aud tending upwar5 The
pens 1e'ag nearly bare OF stock Receipts ibis
wee. 900. bead. against $3.50 last week and 5J43
'.'i same hme last ysar.-SDu.
BNrNoEE, Monday, January 2S.-
.'HH- Howard street super, OHNeG -J.-
HE'T. prices firmly maintained Sales 90 good
..t R'. II|'HlI5 cts-cHlIce white 90 ZZ0r p
ler DUshe. Corn % 600 bushels received TO-
Lf! Whit" sold AZ sG@e1 cB-yeilow at fanf
'' - fer bgshel Rve-sslss at 9SD 100 cents
per bushel. Oats--sales az t3N,s3 cents
NEW 1oaE, Jan. 20 Geld l.l53