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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31

CrxuvxA71, October -Cotton-Dull at
oHc. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Dull and dropping; red and white at SSassc.
&c. Rye-Steady with good demand ut Soc,
Barley-Quict; No. 9 fall 1t 81 0Sa1 10. Pork
Duh and nominal at 81 50a775. Lard
Fair demand but at lower rates; steam IS IS
as 9S; kettle 6ISa7c. Bulk Meats-Dull and
lower at 3ai I+a4 Nc. Bacon-Quict and weak
at 4a5a5I faSII la59Ec. Butter-Steady; fancy
creamery 25ao6c; choice Western Reserve la
15c; choice Central Ohio l2ll3c. Linsced OIL
Dull at 5ia55c. Whisky Steady with a
good demand at 81 oS.
Hoas-lnaetive and lower; common at Sc 40
az rs; light So 00a3 0Ji packing s. seas 90;
butchers $3 00a3 10.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, October 3O.-Flour-- Good demand
ut full prices. Wheat-Fairly active and q
shade higher; No. 9 red winter Sic, No.
Chicago spring soc cash; S0hc November
S2>1c December; No, 8 Chicago spring .67a6sc ;
rejected SIC. Corn-GoOd demand and prices
q shade higher; iIc cash and November 49, &c
December. oats-Good demand and prices a
shade higher at 1917 cash; lOjSal09Ec Eovem,
Der; l9Xa20c December. Rye-SteRdy and
unchanged. Barley-nnll and prices shade
lower al a0c; extra No. q 5la52c, Pork-Fair
demand hut at lower rates; SO 75a6 771S cash
and November; Sa 00a6 02Js December. Lard
Fair demand but at lower rates, IS 50 cash ;
IS SAX November; IS eNaS 02k December,
tHe, WhiSky-steady and unchanged, o. os.
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THE Tow.BoAr PoRrRR,-The tow-boat
John A. Porter, which attained q world.
wide fame both by the misfortune OF her
crew, and the desolation she spread along
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, arrived al
Pittsburgh on Tuesday evening. The Dis
patch says: "she has been thoroughly
iumigated, and everything in the way Of
carpets, curtains. bedding and upholstery,
that might possibly retain disease germs,
burned. All the bilge water has been
pumped out Of her hold, and she is now as
safe as any other Vessel aaoat, especially as
the frosts OF the past week have knocked
yellow Jack, in this latitude. Acrew was
sent to bring the Porter from Gallipolis,
and none oithem took sick. The boat will
remain here until rise sufficient TO float
loaded barges comes, when she will again
90 South" ff' 9! ia
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AN juspRstABLE TRuEn.-You deserve 70
tufEer, and Il You lead miserable unsatisla,e.
yo,ir own fault,-your unreasonable prejudice
and lskepticism, which has killed thousands
Pertonai knowledge and common sense reason.
ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Liver complaint, or
Dyspensia, with all It's miserable effects, such
rs sick stomach, habitual costiycness, dizziness
of the head, nervous prOstration, low spirits
&c It's sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not Druggist but
will tell you of It's wonderful cures. You
can buy u Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve. eod&w
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PERSONAL poISrs.-Mr. 7. 7. Sorgler, the
well known dealer in millinery and fancy
goods, is reported very w.with the con
sumption. ,.-. .l.F iaar y,
Nj. James Atunroe, County Clerk Of
Harrison county, was in the city yester'
day.
Charley Cowan, prominent Eighth
warder, is jolly over brand new'son.
Judge Cranmer has suffered a severe re-
lapse, and Is again confined to his resi-
dence on the Island. .-... ~.
Hon. J. II. Miller, an ex-Judgc OF the
Circuit Court OF Jefferson county, o., is al
the st. James.
Capt. Hanson Criswcll, of Moundsville
is at The st. James.
Hon. j. c. McGrew and J. W. Parks
Esq., of Kingwood, registered ut the Nc
Lure last night.
F. II. Blake, q prominent NoundsyillC
merchant, autographed at the Stamm last
night.
tered at the stamm last evening. Mr.. %
is the gentleman who punched Ben. Viii
sons head recently at Clarksbnrg.
Rev. R. II. Swope, of Cleveland, G. the new
rector OF st, Matthews Church, arrived in
the city last evening, and is stopping at the
McLure House. ~
We should have added yesterday in con
nection with the reference to Mr.. Andy
Long at the Weston Asylum, that it was
no wonder the visitor who talked with him
was impressed with his sanity, inasmucll
as in all matters save those OF n domestic
character he is perfectly sane. He is not
deranged inthe ordinary sense, but simply
suffering from monomania. At Weston he
Is quiet and tractable, and his friends feel
encouraged to hope that he will soon be
perfectly restored to health.
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BELrAInE I.otciAiIs.9Collncil met las
night, The Committee on Gas and Matei
Repairs reported that they could get globe
at the Belmont Glass Works at$10 pei
dozen, il one turns work, equal to about
six dozen, were taken. Report RECEIVED
Committee on Bridges reported that the
Street Commissioner had repaired the
bridge on Hamilton street, near tho Bel
mont Glass Works. d .s.GIa. ANi
On motion, the matter OF the street
lamps before the churches was referred Ia
the Solicitor 10 report ut tho next meeting
Charges Of gross neglect OF duty were
preferred against James Harrison, night
watcllmanin tho Third Ward, the same to
be Investigated at nextmeeting. ~ t"
Messrs! Curren and Criswell, policemen,
were attempting 10 execute n warrant o.
arrest, for shooting with intent to kill
upon Eustace Knight. Knight was al
Grella's saloon on Gravel Hilllit being a
notorious place. Welearn that Currcn went
In at the front door while Oriswell was
guarding tho back door. ,Criswell was
fired on, the ball grazing the top. OF his
head, inf1icting q slight scalp wound. Had
the ball struck an inch closer serious re-
suit would have followed. Some one, At
tempting to offer assistance to the Siicers,
threw loaded cane, striking CurTen,
through a mistake,on the head, inilictine
considerable injury. So great was the ex'
element that Knight succeeded in getting
away. ~ 49,
By the accident reported in yesterdays
Commercial, as happening at Allegheny
City the previous morning, one OF Mr.. Nc
Gowan's brothers was killed and another
40 severely injured that doubts are enter
tanned OF bis recovery. Mr.. MCGOWAN was
telegraphed for on Tuesday morning. and
Immediately took his departure for Pitts
burgh. 4e ~.
Among the goods sold at Constable's
sale to-day, belonging to Peter Manley,
were seven barrels Of whisky, which sold
at 81 20 per gallon. Thomas Garrett, the
auctioneer, had, some difficulty In getting
matters to go smoothly, rs some attempted
to dictate tohim while the whisky was be
ing sold. Considerable interest was man
Tested by the motley crowd such articles
brought together.
Miss Jones, OF Jacobsburg, was visiting
Miss Sella Snively, of Rose Hill, or
Wednesday, ~. l' ~ 1
The Literary Society met Tuesday night
effecting permanent organization. The
Committee on Constitution and Bylaws
consisting Of Miss Fitton, Miss Lille Kirk
patrick, Mr.. Jack Kelly and Mr.. George
Grafton, reported. '1 "f'' q
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TOLEDO. October sO.-Flour-stcaly. Wheat
Steady; No. s white Wabash eO1Sc; No. l
white Michigan OlIsc; extra white Michigan
o5Xc; amber Michigan cash 90Isc; November
soc; No. 9 do cash ssc; No. rcd Wabash
!2I<c; No. 2cash and October Of Nc; Sovenl.
Der and December 901Sc: No. 8 do SIC: No. 2
Dayton and Michigan 90c; rejected Wabash
II jIc; amber western 90hc; No 2 amber ILL
nois 0Gc. Corn-Quiet; high mixed 374c;
No. cash and October 36l1c: new S21zc: No.
9 white 3s1Ic; rejected S5Nc. oats-Dull
No. 9, Gle: white 2iHc. Clover Seed-Choice
50 90; prime s. so asked.
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CHARGED WITH MALICIOUS LtpgL.-Mr.
W. H. Starkc, a shoemaker on 18th street,
was before Justice VIM. Phillips last even.
Ing, upon warrant issued at the instance
of Mr.. F. A. Britt, who alleges that Starke
"unlawfully and maliciously did write,
print and publish certain false, scanda:
ious, malicious and defamatory libel Of and
concerning him the said F. A. Britt, which
said libel Is US follows, that is to say,
Dead Beat List, Francis A. Britt So ",
meaning and intending thereby that the
said Francis A. Britt was Dead Beat,
and that he did owe to him the said Starke
the sum Of 50 o."
Il seems that Mr.. starke displayed in
the window OF his shop q paper upon
which were written number Of names OF
persons whom he claims are indebted to
him, together with the amount Of indebt:
edness under the head, '.Deadbeat List, "
and that Mr.. Britt's name appeared on this
list. Mr.. Britt was represented ct the
hearing by Mr.. Good, and the defendant by
Mr.. Stiiel. The Justice required Starke to
give bond in the sum Of 500 10 appear ct
Court and answer. ~. $50 I.lE
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BARRgrr.-This celebrated actor will ap,
pear at the Opera House on Monday and
Tuesday evenings Of next week. The
Brooklyn Eagle refers to Mr.: Barrett as
follows: tF
"Ifanything was wanted to demonstrate
the greatness OF Mr.. Barrett as m actor, il
was furnished on Monday night by his
performance OF Hamlet. His interprcta'
ton of the melancholy Dane" was
greeted with great enthusiasm by very
appreciative audience. Again and again
he was called before the curtain, and the
APPLAUSE was showered upon him. He
fairly wrested, by the magnificence OF his
acting, by his fire and intensity, the en-.
thusiastic plaudits from entranced listen
ers: We have no hesitancy In pronouncing
him the best Hamlet OF the day." Vi
Sale OF reserved seats commences this
morning at Lucas music store.
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You cannot resist having sympathy for
the sick and afflicted; ut the same time you
often feel that it was by neglect OF the
proper means within their reach that they
were suffering. We have recommended
I.awson's Curative frequently in cases OF
Diphthcria and Sore Throat, and have
never had cause to regret It; and have al
80 seen the most wonderful results at
tend It's use In cases OF Rheumatism and
Neuralgia. Take early steps on feeling
the first symptoms Of any disease % check
for family medicine that We cannot too
strongly counsel every head OF house,
hold TO keep It on hand. I'd. %
Large new size bottles 50 cents and 81 90.
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PHn.pELruA, October 3O-Flour Nomi
nally unchanged Wheat-In fair demand
No. g red 90,sac; white 81 o2al o5; No. CHI
capo 9in95c. Corn-Steady; yellow 4sa4siEc
mixed 47a47kc. 0ats-Quict; white western
2Ga2ec: western mixed 24a2Gc. Mess Pork
IS 25aS 60 Becf-lndiN mess SIS %; smoked
hams aaloI!c; picked sas4c; green 354aCc
Quiet and steady; New York State anC
Bradford county, Pas extras lsa20c; Western
Reserve l5al7c. Eggs-Firm; western 92a93c
Cheesc-Easicr; western full cream sI!a0Ic
Petroleum-Reiined &c asked; crude nc
Whisky-Western 81 10.
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DETAINED YoR PosrAdE.-Letters ad-
dressed as follows arc held for postage at
The city postoffice: Thos. SlcGoyern, Nc
Galley, Ohio; Frank Stokes, No. Decatur
street. between 9Th and 7th, south OF Mar
ketlbstter directions); Charles E. Warren.
Mcclure House, city; Oliver Belyille, city;
Miss Annie g. Conant, care Joseph BE-
dillon, city; Miss Annie Minners, Adair,
Missouri; sampson y, Levy, Aplture
House, elty; +. Q. Piier, city; X. + Knapp,
stamR House eitSS i,1 VI EEatsls saggs,
Harry 1. Stone, John v, sPalter. n. y.
II. Russeler, VIM. Gordon l2l, Sidney
Guynn, P. Z. Reitsnyder, Charles West,
III 8. THIRTY WA. +. Hamblln, city. r
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TnE other day while some workmen
were engaged In clearing the Board Tree
tunnel, on the B. 80. Road, Of aecumu.
lated debyis. they came across o rusty pair
ofhandcufis. II Is thought that the brace.
letswere worn bya soldier who jumped
from q train and made his escape a this
point some time in 1885, Mr.. p. Norm,
Supervisor OF Trains on the 3. & o., brought
tho tlarbiesto this city, and they are now
in possession OF Mr.. P. W. Bosley. 't
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TnE river from Parkcrsburg to Wheel,
ing is lined with produce boais that will
start for tho South on the first rise. George
Hammett and VIII. Sheets arc putting
1000 barrels Of apples in boat, and will
start for New Orleans about November Is,
They do not expect to mako any money,
but they hope for lots OF fun. Old bache'
lors should be thinking Of more serious
things than fun on produce-boat.-PMs'
bur1h Dispdtch.
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East LtRERrY, October 3o-CArrLE-Re
ceipts TODAY $50 head OF through and $40 o
local. Total for days COZ OF through and /,
no Of local. Thirty loads sold to-day. Bes
81 o5al 90; medium s. 75a4 90; common L
fair So 0oa3 so. Feeling not good.
Hoas-Receipts today 9, sos head total fo
days 7.645. Workers IS l5a3 20; Philadel
phias $3.:i0a3 50.
SHEEr:Reccipts to-day 700 head total for
days $500. Selling at s. 25ai %. Run ligh
ali wool
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Wgsaw a mule shy at "beef.eater" on
a pretty girls head the other day, and the
milkman says when he got home that night
the shafts and front axletree, with piece
Of onp OF the wheels, was all that was LEFT
Of the wagon belonging To HIN. Mlles arc
''shaky" when they see an elephant, hut {.
''beef.eater" fills EN- full OF scare, and
makes 'em Eighty. VS..
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The streets in many places are in very
bad condition, and some one must BIO
responsible for It. Crosswalks are not
cleaned, and in some places actual mud
holes must I've waded through to cross
streets. The proper authorities should
look 10 these matters. "''+ r
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come AND. So!

, A.S full line Of r.dls. and Gents Hand md
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OSCAR sEELRY, tho South Side plumber,
commenced operations Yesterday upon the
sewer at the corner Of Virginia and South
Front streets, Island. concerning which
loud complaints have been made recently.
Atrap will be put in the sewer, and II Is
hoped that there will be no cause for COM
plant in the future. - fln II
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TnE CouR4s. = oGncrrT CouEr. Judge
Atlrm.-In this Court yesterday the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
Louis Hartman, native Of Baden, and
james Junkins, native Of Ireland, filed
declarations OF their intention Of becom-
ing citizens. y
admitted to practice law in this Court: -
The testimony in the case OF n. Wells
ys. the p. W. & Ky. Railroad Company
was resumed and occupied the remainder
Of the days session.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
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! INpoErAxr TO LAYER PArtESrs,-When
you Ssk your druggists for aMsl'ans,s
Celebrated Pulls mind tosee those ider'
deal words, with the name Of "Flcming
Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, propFietors," u
actually printed In blue relief on the gov
eminent stamp, halt eneircling the box
al others varying the slightest In these
particulars arc spurious limitations,
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FIRST NATIONAL sALooH.-Fresh shell
oysters received every day at the First
National Saloon, No. 1912 Main street, two
doors below the Grant House. Genuine
imported Hungarian Wines sold at ten
cents glass. Cold lunches served daily.
Imported Schweitzer Cheese, the finest in
the city. Fine stock Of cigars, choice
liquors, and Reymann's lager. Call and
sec NE. .I..., n, LOUIS ScliwALB.
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Tue various organizations invited to par.
ticipatein the ceremonies attendant upon
the unwilling OF the Paxton Fountain are
not crowding each other in their eagerness
to march in the procession. So far only
the military companies have responded to
the call OF the Council Committee.
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CHICAGO, October S0,-The Droyers' Journa
reports: oo
Market 1oc lower; choice heavy s. l5a3 Is
light s. 90; packing s. 90aS 10. 80
Quiet and weak; natives s. 60a4 40; butchers
steers s. s0a3 80; cows g 0oa2 20; bulls 50 00s
9 40; western unchanged; Texans steady a
s. 40a3 90.
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niEnE are great many things in this
life that arc mysterious TO mankindIbut
We have got yet to learn whya country
fellow will drive q two!horse wagon to the
city through thirteen miles Of yellow mud
and stop the hind wheels right upon q
street crossing, a'-'f Ai ~ t'' ST.
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NV YoEK, October SO.-BuSiness continue!
quiet in all departments. Cotton goods are ir
light demand, and some leading makes o.
rolled jaconets arc reduced to SC. Prints art
moving slowly. Stock Merrimack D fancy
prints have becn:cloScd ont alta reduction Of u
cent. wooden goods in light demand. For
cign goods arc sluggish.
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C1xcIsSArr, October 3O.-River 10 feet
4 inches and stationary. Light rain and
cloudy; clearing tonight and colder. De-
parted : Thompson, Pittsburgh; Mary
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Axl1th street shoemaker displays in his
window the names OF parties who have
contracted debts with him and failed to
li1uidate the same. The paper is docu-
ment Of more than mere passing interest
to'a good many young men about town.
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves trind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhaa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy. 25
ce1la a bottlk. NV daY
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GERMAN AT WrEsRL HAll.-The German
was, enjoyed ut Weiscl Hall, last night, by
some twenty couples, OF our best society.
Kramer furnished the music. The affair
was gotten up in honor Of several young
lady visitors in the city at present.
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The supply this week Is not quite as heavy
as It was last week, nor Is the quality quite d,
good generally, though there arc few bunche,
OF as good hogs as there were then, and these
have brought The top prices, being shipped out
Of the market, Prices may be quoted shade
oil, quality considered, the bulk OF the tors
selling at ~ cents, and sales running down
TO ! ccnts; 1850 head were received prior 10
Saturday morning, and the balance, 1000 head,
since, then; Tho market has only been mod
crately active.
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rnr military eompanieg Of Mannington

TuE military companies of Warrington
and Moundsville, having been invited to
visit our city on Saturday and participate
in the public demonstration in connection
with the unwilling Of the Paxton Foun.
tain, have notified His Honor Mayor
Sweeney Of their willingness to accept,
provided they be furnished FREQ transport
alton over the b. 4 o. Road to the city
and return. An effort will be made TO Sc.
cure their transportation over the road free
Of charge. MN
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ouR young friend Alfred Rheinstrom
was yesterday admitted tothe Ohio county
bar. All. is a clver young fellow, and well
qualified for the practice OF the law. He
will make his nlark-make no mistake.
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ONCE, Nos. % aud "a Fourteenth street


children's Bedsteads-Zink & Morehead
Auction Sale OF Paintings.
For Sale-valuable Farm.
Bound Volumes Of Daily 1ntclligencer
Chain-Friend & Son.
Wallpockets, Brackets, &c.-J. Friedel
Gents Scarf Rings-Turncr 4 Dillon,
Cheap Furniture H6use-G. Mende
/ Co.
Extension Tablcs-Arbenz & Co.
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EAILrRs' CoSvRSTioS.-The nailers' con
yentiou, to which reference was made In
these columns few days since, will be
held in this city to-day. The convention
was called for the purpose OF considering
the subject Of wages, IN connection win
the abolition OF the sliding scale" which
has been determined upon by some Of the
manufacturers, the thirty days notice to
that effect having been given some three
weeks since.
Delegates from all the mills west Of the
Alleghenies are expected TO be present at
this convention, which will be held in'the
Nailers Hall, over McLains' drugstore, on
the corner OF 18th and Market streets.
The convention will be called TO order at
|9A. N. by Mr.. Ed. T. Tracy, Of Ashland,
Ky, President OF the Nailers' Labor
Union. -aHr.<W. Newt, Mnch, of this city,
is the Secretary. The proceedings will Of
course be OF secret nature, but oil that Is
OF any interest to the public at large will
no doubt be furnished 10 the reporters OF
the press. Y
Several well known iron men, and
number OF delegates to the convention,
arrived in the city last night, among them
the following: Ed. 7. Tracy, OF Ashland,
KY, President OF the Nailers' Labor Union,
who has rooms at the St. James; Thomas
Bashears, OF Ironton, o.; Joseph Wheeler,
Clifton, W. Va; John Lewis, Bcllville, III;
and the following at,the Mcl4ure:, G. II.
Anderson, X. s. Getty, W, A. Upton, II.
Hill and j. Baumbaugh, Pittsburgh; Dan
lei EIcndrie, Philadelphia; W. H. Wright,
indianapolis; L. Bonell, Youngstown, o.;
S. Briggs, Newcastle, Penn; G. w. Tai
bitter, Niles, o.; G. H. Emminger, Mans.
field, o.; ]. Hasbrook, South Orange, n. ].
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REMARKS.

The receipts have fallen Oft in numbers, and
they arc OF an inferior quality, generally, 70
last weeks offerings but the numbers are fully
equal To-, and in excess OF, the demand, par
ticularly for butcher ShceI-which We quote
at Ball. cents, iew-and those extra only
selling at the latter price. Stock Sheep and
Lambs Of good quality are In most active
demand We quote Lambs at las cents, as to
quality; stock Wethers 3,<a3A cents: Ewes
s. 2ja3 90 each; common stock Sheep 81 IS
each
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erar celebrated Cash Combination may
be an expressive; as wellas original method Z,
Of abiding to the company when n, w y.
shortly produce IA Celebrated Case IN
ourcity put We doubt its efficacy q an
advertisement. Manager Reister should
give tho RtSiaer reporters q bennett
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pol1cr corrr,Judae Ctannlkr.

There were three cases before. His Hon;
or yesterday morning, viz: ls..a --,,,
Mollie Snyder was fined 81 for disordeEly
conduct. Execution was suspended on de-
PENDANT paying costs.
George steinocher paid a fine Of 81 and
costs for disorderly conduct.
John Potts was fined $40 for assaulting
Elizabeth Baker. In default Of payment
he was committed TO jail. y0|s. --l..