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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated s feet . inches IN the channel
and falling.
The MallIe Ragon departed for Park
ersburg at the usual hour yesterday
morning.
The Barnard is doing n very good
business in the Suntish trade.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati
this afternoon.
The Science is the Parkorsburg packet
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The local packets are making their
regular trips.
The G. w. Hernbrook from Pittsburgh
is due here this morning.
The Exchange from Cincinnati en-
route for Pittsburgh is due early this
morning.
The Market Boy leaves for Matamoras
at 1920 A. NJ. to-day.
BY Telegraph.I
PITTSBURGH, August l7.-Riyer 2
feet 8 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, August l7.--Wcathcr
cloudy; rain to to tho south; mercury II
to SO degrees. River u feet and fall
ing, Port List-Up-Maggie Smith,
Arkansas Bell, Lizzie Gardiner, Grey
Eagle. Little business.
CAIRO, August l7.-Arrived- eager
Helena, Nashville; Arrow, New Or
leans. Departed-ieager, st. Louis;
Vanbuskirk, st. Louis; Arrow, st. Louis
River IL feet and falling. Heavy rain;
weather cloudy; mercury So
CINCINNATI, August 17.-River lG feet
and rising. Weather rainy and warm.
Arrived Andes and Glasgow. The +.
NJ. Norton and Fearless and tow pass
cd up.
LOUISVILLE, August 17.-RivGr rising
with feet 10 inches in the canal.
Weather warm and raining. Arrived
Cons Millar, CINCINNATI; Vint Shinklc,
Memphis; Gaylord, Hanging Rock;
Bower, Nashville. Departed-Cons Mil.
lar, Memphis; Vint Shlnkle, Cincinnati;
Gaylord, Hanging Rock; Bower, Pomc.
roy.
NASHVILLE, August l7.-River 8 feet
scant on the. shoals and falling. Ar
rived-Eddyville, Evansville.
MEMPHIS, August l7.--River rose one
inch; now stands Ia feet 2 inches.
Weather clear; thermometer "a degrees.
Arrivet-Psrker, Cincinnati. Departed
Matte Moore and Atlantic and bsrges,
New Orleans.
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According to the returns as above, the
net increase in the population OF the city
during the past year was 1859 The pop
ulation of the city, at present, Is in
round numbers $4,000
Last year the number of youths be-
tween six and twenty-one years was
9.Ol7; this year the number is 1901; in
crease during year, asa.
The following table shows the average
number OF scholars TO the teacher in the
A, b. & and d divisions Of each sub-dis-
trict. The date Is taken from the ENROLL
ment for the month Of January, 1876:
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POLICE CouRT-Judge CraAnicr.-
The following cases were disposed of at
the Police Court yesterday morning:
Robert &. English, charged with dsor-
derby conduct, was fined one dollar and
costs. Paid.
Samuel Robinson, charged with disor-
derby conduct, was dismissed.
Louis Beekman, charged with fore
sailing the market, was fined one dollar
and costs. Paid.
+. w. Balcker, for failing to take away
the garbage from the residence OF Thomas
Owens, was fined three dollars and costs,
but execution was suspended on payment
of costs.
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DIVISION.

The report of the Superintendent was
received and filed.
The petition of G. E. Mendel, asking
permission to tap the Third ward school
sewer, was referred to the committee on
Buildings and Grounds.
SCHOOL LEVY.
The committee on Finance reported
the amount necessary TO run the schools
for the ensuing year. After the state
ment was made, the Board resolved 10
put the tax ut the rate of twenty-five
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REPUBLICAN MEETlNG.-TheR Radicals
had meeting, or rather pow WOW, in
East Wheeling, last night. The attend
ance was about one-third as large as the
Democratic meeting held at their head
quarters. But then the Grads" had
some distinguished speakers present. For
instance, there was Lord-High-Chancel-
lor- Pull-the-Flag -up-a- 94-toot-pole- and
shoot of his -Bazoo-for Hayes kemplc.
And the eloquence that poured forth from
his ruby, ruby lips was wonderful. His
audience became so thrilled and excited,
that in short time his powerful voice be-
came lost amid the deafening applause
1t would do the speaker injustice to only
publish short synopsis of his re-
marks, and as Our columns are so
crowded this morning, we cannot publish
itin full. Some time during the campaign
we will give room for it in crtenso, for
this reason-that it will increase Tilden's
majority in this county.
There were several other speakers who
addressed the meeting, but rs they were
insignificant and to "fame unknown" it
is hardly worth while mentioning their
names.
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HoRRoR.-The evening paper don't
steal newsl No! This morning their
Bellaire correspondent, TO sace himself,
SAWS he knew Of the Bellaire affair some
time ago, and would now give il, sup
pressing the names, while the skid on
the local takes the whole thing from the
REGISTER and gives the names? Little
fellow, you should look over your cores
pondeDce hereafter, and have your
columns consistent.
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SOME people who occasionally con-
tribute to the columns of newspapers are
as particular in their postscript to the
editor about instructing the printers to
"follow copy" in every respect, as fash
ionable lady is in her directions to her
dressmaker. An admontion of this kind
accompanied a short communication re-
ceived at this office the other day, and Il
hasty glance over the manuscript reveal
ed the following errors in ortography:
"Born" for borne, "rosctts" for roscttes,
.trimed" for trimmed, "servises' Tor SER
vices, "quoir' for choir, "ang!cs' for
angels, "murmer' for murmus, ard at
least one specimen Of faulty grammer.
We disobey the instructions of the con-
tribut6r, and the result is, bis matter is
presented in improved shape. He might
have,been slightly mortified had we "iol-
lowed copy" as he directed.
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IT is possible these mornings tor one
to shed his own blood. All you have to
do is to mash the solitary pair OF mus.
quitos that, like young lawyers, have
been admitted to the "bsr," and that have
spent the night "transfusing" your gore.
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BITTEN By A DoG.-Yesterday after
noon, q little girl, who lives in Centre
Wheeling, but whose name we could not
learn, was bitten on the leg by a vicious
dog, while playing on Chapline street.
Officer George Birch was sent for. and
in short time he periorated the animals
body with about ton Of lead.
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House crowded

BASE BALL-To-morrow a game Of
base ball will be played between the
Elm Grove club and the boys from
Roney's Point at Elm Grove. A gam
was played between these clubs last Sat.
urday, which resulted in favor of the
former. On the 25th Of this month the
Elm Grove boys will play the boys from
Haney.Town.
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EARLY CLosING.-We, the undersign-
ed Merchant tailors agree TO extend the
time of closing at 7r. NJ. to September
Both 1876, Saturdays excepted.
GSigned.1 d, Schambra & Sons, Chas
Benter, Ii. Zinkann, J. II. Staliman X
Co., John L.iRice, FL. Budke, Lakin "
Person, II. Lingsn, Thos. Hughes Il Co.,
G. Hess & Son. &. Schrrmbrs, f. A. BEL
brugge, G. w. oesbright, n. Steger,J.
Straub
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The Selvia Circle picnic, at Memmin-
gers grove, yesterday, was not largely
attended, but those who were there had a
splendid time. Rigby furnished the music.
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THIS evening Mr.. and Mrs. Scott give
their supremacy enjoyable performance
at the Thomson NJ. Z. Church, Island.
Gu and see them.
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Time OF game 40.
Umpire-Mr. Frank Curry.
Total bases by safe hitS-Allegheny,1 :;
Standard, q.
Bases on called balls-Venum |. Hasan l..
Earned runs-Allegheny, =; Standard, l..
Wild pitches-Fenum ], Hagan 4.
NEWS AND NOTES.
The Standards only had four errors to
the Alleghenies II.
The ladies turned out well yesterday,
to witness the game.
Did Jim "catch" in the game yester-
day? is the inquiry, now.
Lukens and Summers were the re-
cipients of boquets yesterday.
The two errors of Junkins and Robinson
were severely telt in the game yester-
day.
A good game may be looked for this
afternoon. The Standards will work
hard for the best of it.
Dick Robinson's playing in centre
field was the chief feature of the game,
yesterday. 1t was immense.
The Pittsburgh Commercial says an
lnNeSLlEdIlOu Inns Uccu ulhlC ny IuC lucHi-
bers of the Allegheny club, relative to
the alleged selling of the game with the
Neshannocks, and the suspended men,
beers reinstated.
Games Elsewhere.
Al St. Lous-The St. Louis beat the
Chicagos again to-day, in what is said to
be the most brilliant and best game on
record. Not an error was made until
the last half of the eighth inning, and
only three during the game. The field
ing on both sides was perfect. The bat
ting Of the Browns was fair, but that of
the Whites weak. The game was won
strictly on its merits, and stands as very
extraordinary one. The following is the
score:
Innings. ....-1 2 8 4 5 67 50
Browns ........ 10000 900 3-3
Whites. ...........3 o. 5000 90
At Phlladelphia-MutuaIs, 5; A.hlet.
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THE Tilden and Hendricks boys were
out with martisl music, last night They
gave three cheers 10 the REGISTER as
they passed up Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-18

A comparison of the census returns of
this wear with those of 1875, one year
ago. shows an increase in every SUBJ
district except one The following is a
table showing the increase and the de.
crease:
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TuIRrY-FIvE cents on the one hun-
dred dollars is what it will cost men OF
means, for school purposes, for the en-.
suing scholastic year.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of Education was held last night,
DIR. Baird in the chair.
Present = Baird, Caldwell, Ewing,
Georing, Hupp, Hess, Mcclure, Stewart,
Todd, Wilson, Wheat, (G. r.
=, The minutes of the last meeting were
read andapproved.
The committee on Finance reported a
final settlement with Geo. Q. Blabk, col
lector of the city school fund. The re-
port of the committee was adopted.
The committee OH Accounts reported
in favor of the payment of bills amount
ing to $l30.64. The report was adopted
and the bills ordered paid.
The committee on Building and
Grounds reported in favor OF paying bills
amounting to $l,246.5O. The report was
adopted and bills ordered paid.
Miss Eva Rice was appointed teacher
in Madison sub district. Also Miss Mary
Anderson as teacher in Division A OF
Richie district was confirmed
The bids of the different firms for sup
plying the Board with stationary, books,
&C., were referred to the committee on
Accounts for examination.
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A PICNIC will DO held on the Fair
Grounds tomorrow for the benefit OF the
Catholic Church of Martins Ferry. A
good time is expected.
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ADMINISTRATIVE APPoINTED.-Mrs.
Johanna McHale has been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of the late
Miles 2. McHale. Bond $500.
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WuEELISG's town clock was purchased
by the town authorities forty years ago,
and there it stands like a short
legged gun boat, always pointing to
three.-Piitsburgh Leader.
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THE Board of Commissioners will meet
this morning at lo4 o'clock.
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GREAT BARGAISs-At the closing out
of the immense stock Of Dry Goods and
Carpets of }. w. FEgRKELs,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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CUMBERLAND has just completed a
City Hall costing nearly SS2,OOo. wheel
ing is very little ahead.
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To SEE the census and school enume.
ration of Wheeling, see our proceedings
of the Board of Education this morning.
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CONSUMERS of dry goods may be glad
to learn that the cheapest drilling" is to
be had from mosquitoes and gnats.
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FIFTY pair Of those fine Kid Side
Lace Shoes left. Hurry up il you want
10 get pair, before they are ell gone, al
L V. BLosDs.
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THAT ILLUMINATED o1ock.-our

THAT ILLUMINATED CLocK.-Our
evening contemporary processes to have
done all that was possible to induce the
Council to purchase An illuminated town
clock, but because the requisite two-thirds
majority vote was not cast at the LAST
meeting, it releases Its efforts forgetting
that another majority vote will take it
through tbs Second Branch) and pro.
poses to repair the old clock and put it
in the Capitol building. This would not
do, for several reasons, and which are in
dlcted in tho article to which we refer.
The Capitoi Committee proposes to buy a
No IA clock, which has no iron wheels
to corrode, they being entirely Of
brass. The illuminated dial proposed
for the new building would
be eight feet in diameter, nearly
twice the size Of the present town clock,
and it is obvious that more power would
be required 10 work hands so much
larger, to cay nothing of The action Of the
wind upon them when blowing hard;
our citizens have had too much occasion
to notice the present town clock stops
after the wind has been high. 1t is also
required to raise heavier hammer suit
able for a 1000 pound bell. All this re-
qu,res heavier pendulum, with the rest
of the works in proportion thereto; and
as the tower of the Capitol is in such a
position that it commands more general
view of the city. n addition to the
above reasons. we advocate u clock by
which we really can regulate our time
pieces
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On, Mr.. Koonhart! The crossings
running from Market street to Eleventh,
are in horrible condition.
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Iris rumored that Squire Schultz is
90 be elected President of tho Wheel
ing and Elm Grove Railroad.
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The increasein Wheeling's population
during one year has been nearly LOO.
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So long as there is thirsty mosquito
about, the poorest man may hope for
sucker.
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WHEELING has a population of $4,000,
according to4he census taken last month.
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WHEELING, August IL, 1876.

To tie Board Of Educdtton:
GENTLEMEN:-Aty your regular meet
ing in June, you appointed two persons
to take the census of the city, and the
enumeration of the youth of the districts.
These parties have made their returns to
this office, and the results of their labors
are set forth in the following tables:
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The LECTURE To. NIGHT.-This even
ing Major T. ii. Norton will deliver q
lecture on the Indian question, at the
Opera House, the proceeds of which will
be sen. 20 the widows and orphans Of the
soldiers who fell with Clusters command.
A large number of tickets have been
sold, and we expect to see the Opera
Honsa crowded
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1T wasn't bad game, even:if Wheel
ing was beaten.
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NorIcE.-At the forced closing out
sale OF J w. Perrel, you can get Mus
lin at 4 cents, Calico at 4 cents, Grens-
CINE at cents, and Carpets NJ 10 cents
der yard. Call soon # you want bar
pains.
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BE sure and GO down on the Market
Boy to-day. There will be q cotillion
party on board. Music BY COchrsn's
band. Round trip tickets 500. The
boat will leave the wharf at 1890 A. NJ.
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THERE are 9,5Ol persons in Wheeling
between the ages of & and Il years.
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NEWS from the Indian country is sim
portant, if true" these days.
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ANYBODY wanting nice silk hat can
be accommodated at Harper " Bros
See advertisement in anotherIcolumn.
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REPUBLICAN primary election to-mor-
row night.
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FORCED SALK-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whsteyer they
wlliibring. Must be sold 70 raise money.
j. w. fERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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NoTICE.-Immense stock of Dry
Goods and Carpets at forced sale BY
j. w. FERRRL.
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THE new Atlas Hotel, Pnilsdelphis,
Pa, has the most complete and desirable
arrangements for families.
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FoR bargains attend now the forced
sale Of Dry Groods and Carpets of
J. w. FEEREL.
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DoN'T forget the Allegheny-Standard
game this afternoon, at $3.50.
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THE rain in no way pulls down the
thermometer.
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Go To the Fair Grounds st 800 this
eyening-base ball.
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That portion of Madison sub-district
east of the river is attached tor
school purposes to clay sub-district leav-
ing the Island to be accommodated by
Madison sub-district school house.
Modifying the table to suit the ar
rapgement it gives us the following rela-
tive strength of the sub-districts.
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Go and zee the boss game at $50 this
Afternoon.
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sUpERINTENDENTs REPORT.
Prot. Hervey, Superintendent, submit
ted his report for the month OF July, as
follows:
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Index to New Advertisements.

For observation-disclosures Hudson.
New Hats at Reeds.
Wanted-Situation
Administrative Notice.
Lost-Cow.
Agents Wanted.
Black Silk Hats-Harper Il Bro.
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CLAM Sour at the Office Saloon after
9 o'clock A. NJ. to-day.
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RarnesyiiIe.

The JUDICIAL CoNvESTIoS.-The
Democratic judicial Convention Of the
Eighth district OF Ohio was held in
GAINESVILLE to-day. The district is COM
posed of Belmont and Monroe counties.
The Belmont delegates met in caucus
and orgsnizee by appointing DR.. Voor.
hees Chairman.
There being two sets of delegates from
Pultney township committee on Gre
dentisls was appointed, and reported in
favor OF the Chambers delegates.
The Belmont delegates had agreed in
caucus 70 present the name Of
K. NJ. Eaton as Chairman Of
the convention. The Monroe delegation
assembled in the hall with the Belmont
delegation, before the hour set for the
convention, and proceeded 10 make the
announcement Of chairman, before the
time agreed upon with the Belmont del
cation. The question on electing chair
mSn was put suddenly, and in the con-
fusion which resulted, each dele
CATION claimed that its man
was elected. Tie chairman NOM
il,ted by each delegation immedi.
ately proceeded 70 the stand TO take the
chair, bat as one chsir wouldn't hold both,
rather difficult case arose, in conse-
quence of which the Belmont delegs-
ton withdrew from the convention,
and resolved 70 stand by the report OF
their Committee on Credentials, sp-
pointed IN caucus, which admits the
Chambers delegates, and asked the
Monroe delegation 10 agree to the dele
gstIon from Belmont, IS recommended by
that committee. This they positively de.
clined 70 do, whereupon the Belmont del
egaiion at once took its departure. The
delegation which had been excluded by
the Belmont CAUCUS remained and acted
with the convention, also two ofthe Pease
township delegates.
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THE last Standard-Allegheny game
this afternoon at $50.
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In directing the work to be done, the
Board divided the city into two districts,
making that part of the city north of the
creek, and including the Island, the first
district, and that part of the city south OF
the creek the second district. Observing
this division, we find the result to be as
follows:
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A BETTER game than yesterday, this
afternoon.
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FALL SrYLEs.-Hats and Caps, whole
sale and retail, at Dinger's, No. lO47,
Main street.. g IS
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atAeeling &r9ister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

WEDNEsDAY. AUGUST I6. 1876.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
THE MARKETS.
..s. rr JANUARY 25, 1876.
NEW YORK. a...

.. .,-..-F.rla4 H....s..s. rr JANUARY %, 1876.
. .....f NEW YORK.
LIVE STooK.-Beef Cattle -$9.5O112.5 80. Hogs
Live, S7.6sh@sO0. Sheep-Livc, $5.5O97,12M.
BREADsTuFFs.-Fl -Flour-Good to choice, 5000
$50; white wheat extra. s5.s0175O. Wheat-No.
2 Chicago, 81 .22@1.23; No. 2 Milwaukee spring,
$1.23G1.25 Rye-Western and State, ssG9Sc.
Barley-$1o0@1O5. COrn-M Mixed Western, 62h
G70c. oats-Mixed Western, 451fsc.
PROVISIONS. s.-Pork-Mess, $20.15J2l co. Lard
Prime Steam, 12H6121c. Cheese-6912hc.
WOOL.-Domestic Fleece, 49065c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE STOCK -Beeves-Choice, $5.2j@5. rs;
good, S45O01OO; medium, si.25a4.so; butch
ersl stock, $3.OO03.75; stock cattle, S325a
ais. Hogs-Live, $6.o)0T.25. sheep--Good to
choice, S4.7s05 so. i.
RovIsIoNs.-Butter-- Choice, 24930c Eggs
Fresh, 170iSc. Pork--Mess, S190O919.O5. Lard
-S12.C001205. pf
BRBApsTUFFs.-Flour--W Winter Extra
S4.7o07.50; spring extra, $4O1052i. Wheat
Spring, No. ., 81 .OO01.0Oh. Corn--No. 2, 4SS
04shc. oats-No. 2, s0i5@s1Ac. Rye-No. ,,
67G67Kc. Barley-No. 2, s1@s4c. --4i
LUMBER.-First and Second Clear, $4,000
@42.00; Common Boards, Sl1 1.O0112O0; Fencing,
S12.0001300; "a" Shingles, $3.50 $500; Lath,
$1.750s.C0. D.. -f5 f. r-s .sf .1r
r. EAST LIBERTY. rr5 g..
LIVE STOCK -Beeves-Best, $6.OO06.a5; me-
dium, S5C00S.25. Hogs-Yorkers, $7,1017 30:
Philadelphias, S74o617.55. Sheep-Best, $500
610; medium, $50oGS5.50.