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THAT Gold Watch.
4 Card.

Captains with jealous dispositions arc
dangerous Gentlemen had better not
squint ut all, especially between Steubcn-
vile and Wheeling, on the cars.
Il. &. WARNICK.
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ANOTHER BIO DRIvE.-Best style
dark ward wide chintZ for 10 cents per
yard at ). w. fERkEL'
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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A HORSE attached To farmers
wagon, became frightened in front OF the
postotlicc, yesterday, breaking the wagon
tongue. No other damage.
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Ell ,EETION NOTICE.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST
| Virginia, at Wheeling.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Of this Bank ana the Election Of Directors,
will b. held at the Banking House, on
Tuesday, January 9, 1871, between the
hours on and iP.M
JOHN WAGNER. Cashier.
WHEELING, W. VA Dec. j., 1876. del3l
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Go TO Lelch's Restaurant, Bellaire, o.,
for meals. The best the market affords
always on hand. Also wine, beer and
cigars.
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SPECIAL TERMS AND Prices IN
PIANOS AND OKGANs.-Wc have now on
hand u magnificent assorted stock of
Pianos and Organs--trom the very
cheapest to the most expensive makes
which we otter at exceeding low prices
and on most liberal terms. The public
are respectfully invited to call and eX-
anime our instruments and learn prices
and terms. ADAMS " Lucas,
1927 Market street.
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\ LITTLE boy named Cots, living near
the water works. was badly burned yes
tcrday while playing in the kitchen.
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RESIGNSD.- Gc"r@" J.. Boyd Lcs."r-
day rendered hts RESI-" n:.tlun 10 the Gov
ernor rs notary pub. IN this county,
which was accepted.
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The steamer West Virginia, sunk by
the ice gorge at Point Pleasant, this
State, last week, will probably be raised.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15

The st. Mathews Mite Society will
meet at Daniel Lambs residence to-
night.
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sat, 900 worth of Clothing must be
sold, regardless of cost. 10 quit busi-
mess. GOLD BROS,
10Y Main street.
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The Circuit Court will not convene
again until the Sd day Of January;
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JUST received, fine lot Of ladies side
lace shoes for 50 %, at
l.. V. BLoND'S.
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THAT Gold Watch.
A Word from Rellaire.

BELLAIRE, o.. Dec. -, 1876.
Editors OF the Register.
Having noticed in the columns Of your
valuable paper that our former fellow
citizen, Mr.. Anderson A Fulton, is a
candidate in your city for the office of
City Sergeant, AID feeling deep inter
est in the success of one whom we feel is
entirely worthy of the confidence and
support OF your citizens, we beg the
privilege of saying in your columns that
we have known Mr.. Fulton favorably
for many years, and always found him
to be honorable ana upright in all his
transactions, and an industrious, reliable
and trustworthy gentleman. We hope
he may receive the hearty support OF
your citizens ut the approaching nom
ination.
MANY CITIZENS OF BELLAIRE.
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ONE marriage license was issued by the
County Clerk yesterday.
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MORE light on that dull. dozed" Til
den money this morning. A bad case.
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The bunders at the Opera House last
night were eXccrable.
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NoTICE.-lmmense stock OF Dry
G GODS sndCarpets at forced sale by
j. w. FERREL.
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The bai masque was INDUCED in at the
residence of Mr.. A. NJ. Phillips, North
Wheeling, last night.
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Go SEE another heavy reduction in
Carpets and Dry Goods at corner Main
and Twentieth streets j. w. FERgEL.
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THE Stout dwelling is about rebuilt,
and the roof was being put on yesterday
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OF the twenty.tour dollars assessed by
the Police Court yesterday, tw Hty-two
dollars were paid.
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The flag stones will be aid on the
capitol ground without being dressed.
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THAT Gold Watch.

The WHELAN LITERARY SOCIETY
The entertainment of the Whean Lit
erary Society was we'll attended last
night, and the audience was peri ectlY
delighted. OF course the parties en-
gagged were amateurs, but by careful
training they become so familiar with
the parts in the entertainments given by
them, that one cannot fail but to be
pleased. The programme presented last
night was as follows:
Overture ........................By the Orchestra
SalutatOry. lr. JOIlu DIa' N
Essay-Holidays at Home Mr.. WIN. Bosiey
POEM Before the Battle. MIR. Chas. Bosley
Music.
DeclamatlOn-Wm. Tell. Mr.. Jas. Burns
Essay--Egoti Sm...................M Mr.. y. hclster
Declamation-The Battle OF Lexington
Mr.. John Nolan, Jr
Music.
A Descriptive Essay-iosemite, las seen
on canvass), Mr.. John Myles.
Closing Address-Sketch OF w. Il. =. HIS
tory, Mr.. George Mathison.
Music.
The performance concluded with the
DECLARATION of Independence" with Il
cast of nineteen persons. The play was
well rendered, and all present were
agreesbIy disappointed, and will anx-
iously await future announcements OF the
WheIan's. Miss X. Jamison and Prof.
Birch furnished the music.
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Tue Whelan Literary Society give an
entertainment nj Convcn. Hall, corner
Eot and Fourteenth streets, this evening.
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THE boiler is being reset and the fiues
rearranged at the csptol building.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, December 14.-MoEEf-
At 4@5 per cent, closing ats per
cent. Prime Auercantile~pa paper 5{9L per
cent. The Assistant Treasurer dis ourseo
$4,000. Customs- receipts $lS! wv.
Clearlngs S25,OoOooo. Sterling quiet at
4sl3@4s54. , -, ,o-,
with sales in the interim at l07s@lO1s.
Carving rates to 5per cent.
~ xu~-ra Eirp,ar
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INDUSTRINL.-We observe that j. l..
Lewis has on the floor another of those
$1,000 pound steam rail shears, which is
TO 90 10 the .ELna Iron and Nail Works,
opposite Wheeling, w. Na.-PatsJ~rgh
(,LunieL.cINl
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HADN'T SteubenviIe's Returning
Baard better Simer(al) down.
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PUBLIC OPINION,
Editors Of Register:

Editors of Register:
In going through the bet swindIe
YOU left out of your article the promi-
nent man IN the affair, Mr.. Samuel b.
Campbell, treasurer of the Miners and
Mechanics Savings Institution. lie held
$3.50 of Mr.. Boyds money, and made a
decision in tartr Of his brother, who was
betting against Boyd. Give the people
the whole thing. A. Z.
Ste11jenriite, q.
ain addition We desire TO say that the
gentlemen were in very big hurry
shout paving over the money, If the
result is determined at all it is in favor
of Tilden. For in the State of Oregon
alone, if one electoral vote is not for
Tilden. there are but two electors, which
will make the great result tie. 1t
looks very much like sculduggery."-
.Sts,tjenriue Gazette.
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ONE committal to the city prison yes
terday.
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EIennegen, Bates Il Co.. Will
have their GRAND OPENING
on Saturday. Everybody In
welcome.
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LADIES seamless side-lace shoes, at
l.. V. BLoNDs.
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THAT Gold Watch.

The cheapest and incest Fitting side
lace shoes, at l.. V. BLoSD's.
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Fox bargains attend now the forced
sale Of Dry Groods and Carpets OF
J. w. FEEREL.
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THAT Gold Watch.

LADIES fine side-lace. box-toe shoes, al
l.. V. BLoND's, 1875 Main street.
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Two courts in session yesterday.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Less active but,
generally strong.
STATE BoNDs-Firm for Missourls
and weak for Tennessees.
STocKs-Strong, with an advance OF
from to 1t per cent, which was most
marked in New York Central, Lake
Shore and ST. Paul preferred. New Jer-
sew Central was ieverish and lower on
reports respecting the appointment OF
receiver, althous n before the close these
reports were known to be unfounded
NThe transactions to-day were $4,000
shares, of which 5000 were Pacific Mail,
1000 Western Union, 2,4OO Rock
Island, $500 St. Paul, $1,000 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, 5000 New York Central
1000 Michigan Central, 5000 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, and 1000
Nav Jersey Central
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WAnMZIN7n

For business pursuits or government posi-
lions secured at Washington Business
College, in the national capital, the most
attractive city in America, and one OF the
least expensive for students. For free
circular, address ID. &. SPENCER, Pres,
Washington, u. T., age
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S5OOA MoN SnI TO A Ao1I,ns R s1
No press or water used. SampI" cpIp
worth 500 FREE. send stamp for rlfcu'
lar. EXCELSIOR MI g. 60, ~ MahtGb
and 10 nsarkgru ~ EnIpaVp bFtD
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For Rent---Frank Walters Two
M,ro uouro

HEREBY INFORM Ny FRIENDS hNp
| the public thai hay" renovated ana
frpscO.d my Hall In elegant style, hhI hli
prepared "a rent tie sam. Ia priyhi" par
Ties for Balls. Weddings, Sc. ! also have
"A Private Entrance aud Sid" Rooms az
Joining the Ball Room. Suppcn hnd h''
freshments will be fnrn shed az REASONABLE
rates. Omnibussrs can also b" "ng's''
from m" for any occasion.
Respectfully, FRANK WALTER,
Proprietor Of Two-Nll" lipu~.
p. S.-Thc wheeling and Elm Grove
RIA Ilway passes my house. d"c'-a
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EMERSON tonight.
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BULL-DOZlNG TlLDEk
MONEY.
A Feeble Wall I'm the Way ofDefense
from the Seer OF SteubenviIle,
Who Looks Into the Flu
ture and Predicts
the Next Pres.
ident.
Both sides of the Story and a Liberal
Expression Of Opinion by
Outside PARTIES

The following is communication
from John A. Simeral, of Steubenville,
o., in defense of his action in paying
money, be. on the general result, over to
Republicans, thus counting in Hayes:
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a = FANCY CARDS All Styles Viii
ID name l0c, postpaid. j. u. nus J ~ ~,
Nassau. kens Co., y. !. hP'"
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CARDS. AGENTS OUTFIT lOc AND
v stamp. ~ Plain Cards lOc. - Extra
Mixed sc. MELLENyILLE CARD CO.,
Mellenyllle, Col. Co., n. Y. no5b
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MCCLUsKEY y LARAMIE.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28
A Beautiful White Swan.

For several weeks two or three large
birds of singular appearance have been
seen in Lake Winnebago. south Of this city
attracting the attention of sportsmen and
others. On Tuesday afternoon, Martin
Madison,a young man residing in the town
of Black Wolf succeeded in shooting one
of the birds and found it to be swami
Two of the beautiful birds were together
at the time, and The ether after valnly call
ing to its dead companion, flew away and
was seen no more. The one killed was
four feet high, with the magnificent arched
neck SO characteristic of this fowl, and
measured seven feet from tip to tip Of its
wings. In color it is of the purest white
except its bill and feet, vince ale black as
tar. The feathers and p!nmage ase fine
and soft, and, altogether, ii is capture of
which a naturalist might be proud
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Hunters Paradise.

A former Danphin eountian, writing
from Stockton Muscatine county Iowa,
under date Of Nov. 10, to sportsman in
this city says:
You can shoot half a dozen mallards
any evening just before sundown in as
many minutes. The finest varieties Of
ducks are sold in the Davenport markets
at 81 per dozen. I killed fifteen prairie
hens one afternoon, and finished my after
moons worl, on the river at sundown by
bagging eighteen wild ducks. Any prac-
ticed sportsman can kill as many as he
needs during .he sporting season in the
spring and fall months, and nobody care,
to destroy what he cannot use. i x
Right here, at Stockton (Fnlton Station,the
second station from Davenport on the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific EaiIroad),
you can shoot all the prairie chickens,
ducks, brant, wild geese, snipe, rabbits, and
smaller game you need during the shoot
ing season. As for fish, why sir, you can
buy the best varieties at five cents per
pound, or catch them by the barrow load
with hook up line. etc We have sturgeon,
buffalo, pickereI, salmon, cat, and other
fish, some species weighing from five to
fifty pounds each. This is no cxaggera-
ton. Refer to any responsible parry in
Davenport, Muscatine,' or elsewhere in the
State for the truthfulness of my assertions.
This is truly the hunters paradise. .-Har-
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PhHsaIeEpHtE Ersscae Report
SATURDAY, No 7embc

EAFURDAi, NO?eMOHr u.
Cotton is in limiie ed request, but firm, .
re. for NJ iddling Upland, anu i2Lc for New
Orleans.
Coffee is in moderate request at torn1eT
q aeionS. ~aies a'e rerOrted Of 3 . baYs
.ttio al l7>s@lS1lC; 20 bags Maracabo at s4c
81 bags Laguyra at b4c.an 100 ba4s Santos
at l73ac. all gold.
sugar-rhc supplies o! raw continue to be
light, and prices nominal at 915@iDM,. foi
fair and good re1ining CUBA. -, DDls fine
grocery Porto Rico sold at 1910. i1efueA
sugars are tea0Y at i3Mc. for cat loaf, ~
for crushed, !2}ac for powdered aad granu-
lated and l2c for a.
CloverSeed Is in active demand with sales
at l3nl5c.
Timothy has weakened.
Flaxseed is scarce ano is wanted at Il So
Rye Flour is steady at s. 50ai rs.
COru Meal Is inactive.
For -four there is fir inquiry from the
home trade. and Families are held fImly
'ialas Of2,CU0 barrels, inc udiDg Minnesota
Extra Falni y al %b Is; 30 do y Uu 1T tG II
do de-, choice ut Il seas G!lz; DO 90. fancy al
6 rs; Pennsylvania 40 90, fair at W ,bi2M:
do. 10. good AT = % = B Westerl far y
at 81: southern a. IS ~ and Mtddlings al
Corn. under light! caoints and active de-
mand is held ii r'niy at the late advance --
Sales ofl0O0 bushels, embracing Penusyi-
vania and Southern Vel ow at 6Oc; Western
damp. at IS 5D,.Sail is wanted at 5Sa59 {.
The receipts and offerings of W eat are
light and ,r,me Red and Amber is held
with frmness. sales Of 5000 ou.. EN- bracing
Pennsylvania I'd, I'll 2iat lS. Western
Amber a, 81 81; Pen syIvamia do. choice at
81 IS; and Southern co., st $i3;
Oars are III enA ~ iui t!sures. sales
of OOO bushels, tnciudin% Western white
fair and pri,us AT 31;llou, Iowa, cnoice at Ii
al2I@c. md olank. mtx'd and unSound at 30.
Whiskey is d IL and treey offered at 81 l.
for Western iron bound barrels. 100 barrels
sold at this figure.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28
INDIAN SUMMER.
w. W, MARSH, IN zIoN's HERALD.

w. W, MARSH, IN zIoN's HERALD.
ar Maud, hear across the morn
! blue-jay calling in the corn.
in ny heart I tread, today
bng our old, cool, woodland way,
II hear within the shadows still
! acorns dropping on the bill.
hawk sails on by silent wings:
a far, low whirr of partridge wings
lines faint ripple on the air;
IS restful silence everywhere;
still, that from The naples crown
haar the red leaves eddying down.
| CLEAN Of silver far away
he river lies asleep, to-day;
le single shallop lettering by
Iems poised between the wave and sky
!, haste is rounded into calm,
nd earth and shy are swathed in balm.
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T'a II AAS3A g..

ELLmlNaT0h, November q,
GOLD AlD EoND QUOIATA0Na.
E.apGrted by Craige, Johnson ~ Co., Baug,
3Is and Brok ers, sixth aud MarAe et St8.
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MEDICAL.
EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron,

1t has never been known to fail in the
cure Of weakness attended with symptoms,
difficulty of breath ng, weakness, horror Of
disease. night sweats, cold feet, weakness.
dimness of vision, langnOr, universal lassi-
tude of the muscular system. enormous ap.
petite with oyspeptic symptoms hot hands
flushing of the body, dryness Of the skin,
face, purifying the blood, pain in the back,
heavines ofthe eyelids, frequent black spots
flying before the YES, With sufuslon and
loss of sight. want Of attention, etc. Sold
and office, 259 North Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. Advice free. Ask for E. F. Kun
KEEL s Bitter Wine ofIron and take no other
make. Genuine sold only in 81 bottles.
NERV, Us DEBILITY.
Debility, depressei irritable state of
mind weak, nervous, exh austed feeling,
no one ergy Or animation. confused head,
ses, mental overworlS. This nervous debil-
ity finds a sovereign cure in E. F. Kunkers
Bitter vine OF Iron. 1t tones the system,
d!spe $ The mental gloom and spondency
and rejuv mates the entire system. Sold
only IN 81 bott es. Get the genuine sold
by all druggists. Ask for Il f. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other.
Genuine sold only in 81 bottles. or six bot
ties for So. All ask is a trial of this valua.
BILE medicine. It will convince The most
skepical fits merits
NEVER FAILiNG WORM SYRUP.
f. y. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fails
to destroy PIN, -eat and stomach worms.
Ir. KuukeI is the only successful physi-
clan VINO removes APE Worm ii two hours
Head and ali cOmp!et4. ali e, ano no iee
til head passes. Common sense teache> #
Tape Worms can be removed, all 9th
Worms can bereadily des royed. SEND for
circular to DR. E. f. Kunkel, $50 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa, or as your
druggist for a bottle of KunkIe's Worm
Sy rup. Price 81 per bottle. It never fails.
Used oy Chill rem Or grown persons with
. rfect safety,
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II UNkt LIS MAGIC

Y UNKt LIS MAGIC
IL HAIR RESTORER.
Restores gray mixed, red. light, or faded
heads OF hair, boards or moustachek to q
heau iful brown or black, in f ON Que to
four app!ications. 1t is free from sulphur,
lead, acids, me curry. silver, or anything
Injurious to either hair or beard,
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF:
Expressed to all parts on receipt of one
dollar. or six bottles f,r five dollars. At
the wholesale and retail depot, No. 9l8
Vine street, Philadelphia. de 24-ly
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28

sighed, then putting this in his pocket
with the manuscript he proceeded to his
task. In an hour the remains were buried
in the grave on Coffin Island.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28

nR. WALES. has returned to his resi-
D dence, Cor Eighth and King streets.
nR. J. ?. MALCOLM.
~ No. 303 Taylor Street.
mi If
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28
PHILADELPHIA MAIM EEE.
Stack Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2J, 1876.
Gold lO9%@lO955 Pittsburg, Ti-
g S. 1881 ll7MMit728 tusvllle and
"5-uDs 1866 no a, - Buffi,loRR S151-----
July1Sf5 1I3 sales GOLD VALUE.
July 1867 ll6 @ilG4 Eng SOY 4Sl0 rs
"Iuly 1863 llTAt9 - :. silver 4@@ iS5
"l0-4Os ll+4(@ ---- 20 Rcichsll E1@ t$
New SIS li2l9 sales *0fracs( Nap 3SsM393
City6 sNew ll412@ll4M 2'ME0ners $50 G'h35
U.Cos., M, l3i NnlT Prus thai 650T
t'enna r. R.452G9 i5T Roubles, GOLD 70@7j
Phiia d Read
RR, 221GGa 221%
',ila & Eriel M il
Lehigh Va A. "a 1875
: Nav Stock267SG Il
Hestonvijle q sales
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Cattle Market.

MONDAY, ,November27.- - she Cattle market
WAS dull this week, bat prices were un-
chaNQei.
5000 h ad so d at 52laG%c for extra Penn
sylvuuia and Western steers. lHia5%c Tor
fair to good do, and 40IMc per ID gross lol
common, as to quality.
The following sales were reportet:-
Head.
lO2 Jlnns s. Kirk, Western, 165M
y l.. Horn N'eS ern t0io
81 X. Chain, @e,t"rM, "A d
laj owen Smith, Western "a q ~
500 James Mcf'illcn. Western, 5 @Hs
81 A. d j. Christy, Western . Gn6
go Martin FULLER a. Co., western tGh
49 Philip Hathaway. Western g !
II McFilen d +ro., Western, { "
l0j b Mooney, Western, ! ct
425 X. MayneI Western 81
so NcArdle d Miller, Western, 4N@i
~ James Clemson, WeSttrA II?
l0 d Smyth, western C 81
l5o g. 5chamberg 500, Western @Glg
lao i Moone y, WesterA as
4B / Mooney, Western, N&6A
IS Fl Cham, Jr., Western az
1f0 Frank LOwen,iein &Afdier. w .4%h6%
Sheep were in fair de DsDd. 900 head so d
at 4%G06Ec per pound gross as to condition
Hogs Were rather lower. 1850 hea sold
at$7 s as o. Per huldred pounds net.
80 fresh cows at S60aS0 per head
ARl ,logS SO. Il at $Xa6 60 pr hun. lbs. net.