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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Precinct MEEIIyo.-The Demo
k,ats Of Coal Bank held . primary
meeting at Tenino last Saturday,
Mr.. A. s. Yantis presiding and Mr..
". J. Huston acting - Secretary.
The following gentlemen were elect
ell delegates to the county conven-
ZION: Lem Whitaker, A. s. Yantis,
:. Davenport, H. Mize, o. Shesd, -
Ward, J. T. Hieklin and VIM. Gar
land. Messrs. Davenport. Whitaker
aud yantis were appointed . pre-
cinct central committee, and resolu-
tons were passed endorsing the
nomination Of Mr.. Cation, for Dele
caie. and Mr.. JudsoE for Prescott
ing Attorney. Mr.. G. A. Reed Vas
nominated for Justice Of the Peace
and W. J. Huston for Constable.
The S,andard and EXPERIMENT were
requested TO pablish the proceeding
Of the meeting.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

The poultry-yard accepted our
challenge, and Mr.. James Mars brings
us q hens egg which measures but
seven-eighths of an inch in length
and five-eighths in diameter. This
is undoubtedly the smallest verita-
BILE hens egg yet produced; but
we wait to hear from the "out side
counties" Rise and eggs-plain.
Since tho above was placed in type
Mrs. Talcott has sent US an egg
measuring one inch by one and a
fourth inches in diameter; and MIR.
M. Jones another measuring one
and an eighth inches and three
fourths of an inch in diameter.
But Mars is entitled to the crow.
When we get a few more eggs, we
intend to obtain the services of some
motherly hen, and "set" them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

How pleasant to live in Seattle
and then TO own property there;
that is, if one don't care what one
says. A petition has been presented
to the city council praying for pro-
perry owners on Third Street to bring
their lots up to grade" requiring
q ill OF twelve feet on one end and a
cut of four feet on the other end.
And then property on front street Is
to be re-assessnd. according to the
terms OF q late ordinance, 10 rsise
funds for improving ssch street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

The following jail-birds have re-
Gently been added to the force in the
Territorial prison at Seatco, from
Walla-walla: Ralph Howard, grand
laceny, sentenced 3 years from De-
cember 18th, 1877. Valentine Nc
Kern, horse stealing, 4 years from
December l2sh, 1877. Wesley Ste
vens, grand larceny, 6 years from
december 18th, 1877. John Hanley,
horse stealing. 3 years from Deem
Der 18th, 1877. William Brown,
grand larceny, l year from December
18th, 1877. Charles Scale, horse
stealing, 3 years and 6 months from
December 18th, 1877. All Aim, bur-
glary, 8 years from May 18th, 1876.
William Murphy, manslaushter, Is
years from May 18th, 1878. Lewis
Holman, assault with intent to com.
NIT murder, Z years from May 18th,
1878.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28
Territorial Convention.

A Territorial and County Teachers, In
n stitute will be held at Good Templar's
Hal: in the city of Olympia, on Tuesday
Oct. LIST, at one o'clock P. M. An important
item Of business will be the discussion of
textbooks to be adopted by the Territorial
Board of Education.
J. p. JU DSON,
School Supt. Of Washington Territory.
The law requires all school teachers in
ThurstOn County to attend the above In
stitutiOn.
J.R THOMPSON,
School Supt. of ThurstOn Co. W. T.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Fnon The proper ststisties Il =
found that Of the 176. 600 tons u
wheat reported 10 have bssa ~
ceived e San Francisco from Ossgoa.
one-iifth or nose Of that sDoant
vas grs~n in Washington Territory.
30 goes our credit With our peodoets.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28
NOTICE.

MY wife, Emma Jane Wanch. having
lu left my bed and board, without just
cause or provocation, I hereby warn all
as will pay no debt of her contracting.
GEORGE l.. WANCH, JR.
Centerville, Sept. q, 1878.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

NOTICE b h<rety e1ven that the under.
IN signcd have lsscn ay3ssinsed sximinls-
trssass upoa the esesse az l<vi Sheltoo- DE-
ceoeA- ta1e of Thurueuu couuey- All pr
sn0s inde1ned % aid eueaae are rcqn<saed
to make imme7inse payweat- end oil
oue year frosn dste ag t1sey will tr foreyer
barred JOHN v. EH ELrOy.
Administrator,
JULIA SHELTON.
Administrators.
Olympia. SeT<. -. ISIS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28
NOTICE.

THE TAX LIST OF 1878 AND TUMwATER
i special Sch,ol Tax List are now In my hands
for collection Of taxes now due.
~ TaX.payerO Will please hand In
their Poll and Road Tax receipts
when calling TO Settle.
J. H. MUNSON,
County Treasurer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

The Port Townsend Argus in al
luding to our Amateur Minstrel Com
pany says that Olympia needs now
only visitation of the yellow fever
to make her misery complete. and
the Oregon ian, after stating the fact
that such an organization exists,
pathetically signs " Unhappy Olym-
pia." 1t is quite evident that the
dolts who edit these journals don't
appreciate talent"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Gun English cousins over in Victo-
ria are trying the taxing method to
verify the Kearneyism that the Z" Chi
nese must CO." On Monday last,
in default of the lawful circulating
medium which John failed to hand
over, goods and chattels were summa-
rily attached. This created a noisy
hubbub an.oug the Celestials and be-
fore the sun went down, not q Chi
nese domestic could be found on du-
ty. All the Johns and all the Marys
arrayed themselves in their holiday
suits and paraded the streets % If the
thing were . rich joke. We believe
they will succumb.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

DC, Daily il laying the foundation
for . good record in the ruzal dis
tricss. Scarcely . Nesting a any
hind il held without Tie sseFs1nry
bsine instructed 10 havs IL pre-
essdings psb'ishsd il sAs Rs''y f.
pvimesf.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

The question of taxing church and
school property in this Territory is
being agitaied with increased ardor
in a multitude of sections. Like all
other things sppertaining to human
Legislation. the question is susceP-
tible Of interesting debate md we'll
sdduced arguments can be brought
10 bear ON either side.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Ar . nsseiag q ~ Railroad
Company hsld ~ night. Nr. l. p.
vsesa rssisnsd IN position - Sse-
Rotary q lie Company. and Hos- I.
T. Reed - daily elsetsd 10 On ~
vneanev.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

PRECINCT MEETrNG.-The Demo
cratic meeting of Olympia precinct
was held in Columbia Hall, last Sat-
urday, DR.. Ostrander serving as
Chairman and w. I. G. Neate Secre-
tary. The following delegates were
elected to the County Convention:
A. J. Simpson, Jno. Meachsi", J. S.
W. Shelton, Jno. M. Murphy, A. J..
Baldwin, w. H. Taylor, S. Bsttman,
J. Chilberg, w. I. G. Neate, N.
Ostrander, Francis Henry, L. Bett-
man, J. L. Cook, Chas. Burmeister,
H. Simpson, and Fred Guyot. Fran
els Henry and VIM. Pix were nomin-
ated for Justices of the Peace and
A. j. Baldwin for Constable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Mnrn. ths PdiseiPal actor in The
Postlasd tragedy. - been held 10
answer 1t the October term a The
Circuit Court, snd TO stand commit
ted without bail.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Tn hanA,spt lsv became Q thing
Il The part On IL &st Day a Sep
tsaher, s,d b1sisso - slsssdy
discsrns hopsful euGlook.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

The Greeks and Romans believed
the Sun to be fiery chariot, drawn
through the sky by prancing steeds;
many heather nations at the present
day worship it as the most dazzling
manifestation Of their deity; mod
ern science has demonstrated it TO
be a globe OF molten Ere nearly .
million of miles in diameter, while
the editor Of the Olympia TRANSCRIPTS
thinks il may be . want. Shocking,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

TIM Territorial Usivsrlty. &C.
cocding to the report of those who
ought know, vss nsver in Q more
prosperous eoadisioa shaa q Ere
cent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

FiRsr CARso or CoAL.-All things
have . beginning or they could not
exist. The first cargo of coal from
Seatco came in by the train Friday;
q circumstance ominous, a. We be-
lieve, of lasting good to Olympia.
All interested parties will do well to
examine this coal and be convinced
Of It's fitness for general utility.
With coal-6elds in near proximity
to out waterfront, inexhaustib!e tim
Der and with an abundance Of grain
and grazing lands to produce the sus-
tanning elements, it strikes us that
only a fair showing of will and de-
termination is necessary to bring
about a realization of all that we can
wish.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

SAD AorDvxr.-D. NcDonald, .
man well Known here. v,s s.siossiy
injured. last Saturday, at Angus
Schnsider's loggins-canp. On Md
Bay. while chopping . tree. He had
climbed mp quite . distasce 10 cut Il
down, When il fell in IN opposite d.
rection from that intended, and TO-
ward the side that he Was cutting.
Being up 10 high, he had no oppor-
tunity TO descend in time TO avoid the
recoil Of another tree against which
it fell. . portion Of which struck the
unfortunate man, breaking his arm
and fearfully mangling it. and COM
pletely separating the muscle Of the
forearm. leaving the hone and cords
hare half its length. He is at the
New England House, under medical
treatment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-29
Buy your SUITS at Emsbeimer's.


The following secret societies have
elected their officers Tor the ensuing six
months:
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 6, I. o. o. F.
Noble Grand, Henry Conner Vice
Grand, Chris. Arnold; Secretary, John
Salsde; Treasurer, Henry &. Bower.
VIM. Tell Encampment No. I, l. o. o.
F.-Graud Patriarch, Henry Ahrens,
High Priest, John Vogel; Senior War
den, Henry Klein; Junior Warden,
Chas. X ink; Scribe, j. Salsde; Treas
urer Jacob Lsndtred.
Marion Lodge No. "a, Independent
Order Workingmen-P President, Porter
Smith; V. p, J. +. Thompson SecIe-
tsrp, y. NJ. Hsrkins; Treasurer, d. f.
McKiuley; Representative to Grand
Lodge, Henry Roemer.
At regular meeting Of Pamela Lodge
No II, l. o. Q. F.; held last evening in
their Lodge room in Odd Fellows Hall,
the following named members were
elected TO serve for the ensuing term,
commencing July LIST: William John
son, \. g.; William J. QuiRr, Y. g.; A.
II. Britt, Treasurer; A. NJ. Harkins, Sec
rotary.
On Thursday night Eureka Lodge No.
IS 1. 0. y. F., elected the following Off
GERS: VIM. II. Blon. n. g.; J. Mac.
Woods, V 6; Z. J. Hayes, Secretary
VIM. Hail, Treasurer, and George Mont
gomery, Trustee.
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kiVer N ews.

The marks at the landing Isst even
ing indicated feet 10 inches and rising.
The Express will leave for Psrkers-
burg at 1880 o'clock, snd the O'Nesl tor
Pittsburgh at 7 o'clock this morning.
The Telephone passed down yesterday
tor Ironton, six hours behind time, hav.
ing been detained by heavy fog.
The Tatum passed up st 4 o'clock last
evening, with good trip.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
at the regular hour yesterday, and will
depart on time this evening on her re-
turn trip.
The Granite State will pass down this
morning.
The Salt Valley and Katie S:ockdsIe
are due up to-day.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 2S.-Rlver feet
6 inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm.
SHREVEPORT, June 2S.-No arrivals or
departures. Raining. River fell one
inch.
LITTLE Rock, June 2S.-Hesvy rain.
River rising. Departed-Hattie New.
land, Memphis.
New ORLEANS, June 2S.-Arrived-
Natchez, VickSburg; Sherlock, Paris;
Brown, Cincinnati. No departures.
Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, June 3S.-Westher clear
and warm Departed Mary Houston,
Vii
s inches in the canal.
CAIRO, June 27.--Arrived-Cosl City,
New Orleans. Depsrtrd-City Of Alton,
New Orleans. River a feet Is inches
and falling. Weather clear; mercury
81 degrees.
CINCINNATI June 2S-River ID feet ,
inches and falling. Weather clear and
hot ArrIved-Graham Pittsburgh; Cons
Miller, Memphis; Mary Houston, Now
Orleans.
MEMPHIS, June 2S.-River 20 feet 10
inches. Weather cloudy and sultryi
mercury u degrees. Arrived Hooper,
Lite Rock. Depsrted-Gsi, Cincln-
natl; Helena, st. Louis; Morgan, Cincin-
natl.
EVANSVILLE, jane 2S.-Cloudy and
warm. River 10 $40 feet and falling.
Up-Idlewild, Maggie Smith, Simpson,
Eddyville Down-Andy Baum, Thos
Guthrie, Silverthorne. Business moder-
ately sctive.
ST. LOUIS, June 28.-Arrived-Goldon
Eagle Keokuk City; VicksburS, Vlcks-
burg; Millsr, Cincinnati; Northwestern,
st. Paul. Depsrted-Keller, Illinois
river; Minnesota, St. Pau; Stone, Puts
burgb; Golden Eagle, Keokuk; MrlIsr,
Cincinnati; Belle Memphis, Cairo. River
stationary, with % feet / inch above
low water. Weather cloudy and very
warm.
NASHVILLE, Jnne 29.- River station
airy with feet on the shoals.
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AmoSG THE CHURCHES.
Where Spiritual Consolation will be
Fauuh To Morrow.

Rev. w. 9. SHodgrsss will conduct
services st the Chspline Street NJ. h.
Church, both morning sud night. Sun
da7 School in the afternoon.
Rev. E. I. Willisus. who IS said to be
8 talented young minister, Of Columbus,
O., will preach at the Disciples Church.
Sunday School a: the usual hour.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
at the West Wheeling NJ. Z. Church to-
night and tomorrow morning. The Sac
rsment of the Lords Supper will be 3D.
ministered in tie afternoon. Presiding
Elder Wilson is expected TO be present.
There will be 10 services at ST. Mat
thew's Church. 1t is expected that SER
vices will be held in tue church each Sun
DAY after to morrow.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, adjoining the
Postofice. Services at lOI A. NJ. and 7:45
p NJ. Sunday School st o'clock. Re
view OF quarters lessons. 10! 4. NJ,
"Chrlsrs Personal Lead 7;45 P. N ,
"The Christian Battle and Victory"
Rev. F. 5. De Haas, D. D., will preach
the opening sermon at the Redwood II.
Z. Church. This edIfce mas been newly
frescoed, reprinted and generally re-
paired.
DR.. George will deliver temperance
sermon at the Fourth Street Church to-
morrow night.
Rev. Schied, Of Allegheny City, Pa,
will preach 10 Zion Lutheran Church,
Centre Wheeling, on Sunday morning,
and Rev. Hcrbs!. Of Columbus, Ohio, in
the evening.
Services at the United Presbyterian
Church at 1890 o'clock A. NJ, and 1:3O
p. NJ. Sabbath School at P. NJ.
Reformed Episcopal Church, a. Wiese!
Usll, Rev. f. II. Jeukyns rector. Ser.
vices at 1890 An Subiec. OF sermon:
Goods Answer to the Cry Of the Ages"
Ia the evening At 7:3O only part OF the
regular Church services will be held,
after which the Sunday School recits'
tions and examination for the quarters
lessons will be conducted by the pastor.
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Personalities.

Miss Ada Nicely, Of West Union, who
attended Mt. de Chanlal last year, re-
t4rncd nome yesterday.
Kennedy Friend returned from Pitts
Durgh yesterday.
Col. Flynn and daughters, o! Atlanta,
Ga left yesterday morning on q visit TO
Niagara Falls and other summer resorts.
George Griggs and Judge Ranney, at
torneys Of the T., Z. IL st. l.. railroad,
lott last evening for Pittsburgh.
Col, Reynolds, passenger agent Of tho
p. g. IL 81. l.. railroad, has been COZ
fined t. his room for several days.
Prot. John Birch is nome again from
the Washington and Jefferson College
Commencement.
VIM. Boggs, who WAS recently taxed
sick with tde typhoid fever, mas been re-
moved 10 MS home at CadiZ, ..
Mrs. Rev. 5. d. Th0mPklns let yester-
day for her home nt Volcano, accompa.
MED by Miss May MyIechou.
We learn that Mss Tracy, who was
recently taken to her home at Elizabeth,
n. } is recovering her health.
Col. Alex Campbell, Of Bethany, is in
the city.
State Cadet Meeks, Of Mason county,
ls IN the city, on his way home from Nor
gsntOwn.
W. f. G5odspeed, j. Z. Evans, L. c.
Hanna, f. Wilson ard K. II. Brown, Of
Cleveland, O4io, were in the city last
night, examlni. z the machinery Of our
Ga,tllng guus, in order to lcsru how TO
work q battery of the same guns ut
Cleveland
John Frissell, who has been very sick
for several days, was, We are glad 10 say,
s.ne better "a. night at II o'clock.
G.. FreyLsn, sole manufacturer Of
GoebIe e Coz pianos, Baltimore, is At
the Stamm.
Our Martins Forty friend "Chup"
Lupton, passed through the city yestcr-
day en- rout, home from the Columbus
Convention.
Capt. John Mcclure returned yeslcr-
day from Morgsntown.
The msDy friends Of Gen. W. w,
Shriver will be glad t. hear thai after =
long illness ho is able to be aboat again
aad was on the street yesterday.
George 5. Eyster, of HslltJwD, Jeder-
son county, this State, will accompany
the Knights Templar OF Pittsburgh on
their European trip. The party will
leave next Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-29
CRY COUNCIL.
FIRST BRANCH.


This Branch met IN sdjournea session.
On motion Mr.. Blsir was called to the
chair. NJ;
Present at roll csll-Messrs. Blair'
Egerter. Stone, Schsmbrs, Hoffman, BoF-
lrg. McAdaus and Halls. Not 8
quorum.
After waiting for half an hour Tor
another member to come IN so a. to con-
stilute q quorum, Mr.. Stone moved that
the ordinance requiring the attendance
OF absent members be enforced, ana
stated his reasons for so doing. Inc
motion was adopted.
An officer was sent for some OF the so-
sentees. and after a long delay he re-
turned and reported that every member
who was not present was either absent
from town, or could not be found except
Mr. Carnshan. who was at his store
sIore, and declined to attend. At this
juncture Mr.. Brice voluntarily appeared,
and the branch proceed to business.
The reading of the minutes last meet
ing wss dispensed with.
The report OF the Finance Committee
was take up. 1t makes the following ap-
preparations, To the Committee Oh
Wster Works, Sl0O00i Committee on
Fire Department, $4,000; Committee on
Lights, 81, 600, and Committee on Streets
Alleys and Grades, $1,000.
The motion being 10 concur in the pre-
yious action OF the Second branch,
it was rejected, and the resolution
of the Finance Committee as read was
adopted.
Ga motion, the report of the Commit
tee Oh Streets, Alleys and Grades, which
was received from the Second BrsLeh,
WAS rejected with the exception OF the
twelfth resolution, which requires the
City Solicitor to draftsn ordinance to be
reported to Conncll st their next meeting,
directing the Street Commissioners in al
cases where plumbers dig into the streets
for the purpose of laying gas or water
pipes and do not properly repair the
same to have the work done under his
own supervision and collect the cost from
the plumber.
A supplemental report appropristing
$4,000 for various purposes in the
Seventh ward was rejected.
A resolution from the Second branch,
authorizing the repair of the lock up,
was amended so as to read, for report
and cost OF the same and adopted.
A resolution from the Second branch
authorizing the building Of h pile bridge
on Caldwelrs Run 1T McCulloch street
Was rejected.
The petition OLA. Morrow asking per-
mission TO establish shooting gallery on
the open lot at the corner of Market and
Sixteenth street, granted by the Second
branch. Rejected.
Adjourned.
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80
Aur EIiNa MnnlfIi

The City Assessor has made the fol-
lowing returns of the assessment Of the
property in the city, except Ritcbie dis
trict, which is included in the country
district, TO be assessed by Mr.. Caldwell:
Wsshington-Resl, 1899 $40; State
tax, 2,69S e2; county, S4047 OF; person
Al, SPAS, O4O; State tax, 81 692 Il; county,
l,O6S u. Capitotions, white, SS4; col.
ored, 4.
Msdisou-Real, SLAP, $50; State tax,
81, S28.58; county, S6,492S9; personal,
S977490; State tax, S8,90447; county,
$4,O9465. CspItstions-white, OIL col
ored, 81.
Clsy-Rea), $2,ls4.4OG; State tax,
St. 5532O county, $9,S29 So; personal,
S2,709,69O; Stste tax, 50 O0SO7; county
tax, Sll, 79l 10. CHpitauous-while, 81;
colored, 81.
Uniou-Resl, $l,S45,5OO, Stste tax,
$4,036.50; county, &c. $3.50 personal,
s492, 500; State tax, $2.374SO; county,
$2,2lS So. CapitatioDs-white, $50; col
ored, IL.
Uentre-Real, Sl2l,SOO; State tax,
81 774.40; county, S4,054.60 personal,
$275, $50; State tsx, $l,lG0.45; county,
S966.54. Capitstions white 543; color
ed l.
Webster-Resl, IS, ABS, 500; State tax,
S4,8l55O, county, $6,47325; persona,
S34S,220; State tax, S2,05996; county,
Sl,569S9. Cspitations-white, 1913; COL
ored, >.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTsBUEGH, June q Petroleum.
Weaker crude St. 81 z24 At Psrkers
for immediate shipment; refined dull
at ll@lltc for Philadelphia delivery.
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to dress IS, with soc per hest Oh, T., e.,
Sc to dress 30; native steers ~ T. f..
55 to l0lc to dress 81. Exporter. too.
200 fst steers, mainly extra KENTUCKY. \,
l04c TO dress 81.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head, making
l5,400 head for the four days srsIDsi
Is 200 head for the same time last week
Sheep continue dull. Lsmbs weaker
Sales &! So 1904 90 for steep and S. On
al so for lambs; few .srcy wether.
for export At SIS Is per hundred pounds.
Swine Receipts $4,000 head, making
l6.450 hesd for the tour days, against
l6.l00 head for the same time las, week.
None for sale alive.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-The Dropsr,
Journal reports hog receipts $1,000 head
shipments 5000 head. Market slow 81
yesterdsy's prices, closing STEADY; choice
heavy sold st 81 1904 so; ligh. 81 00G
4 % mixed SIS 96@4 10.
Csttle-Receipts $500 head; shipment.
8.4OO hast. Fancy steers steady and IL
fair demand shipping slow and hard 10
sell at s. O0@4 80; good feeders sni
butchers steers firm IA. So 2OGi 90; COWS
- SO@@S 70; bulls 81 DOB 4G Tesscs
shade better st 81 SOFAS 81.
Sheep Receipts 400 head shipments
4S0 head. Market slow; offerings mostly
inferior in quality sales st SO oOC94 20.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June 2S-Cattle-Re-
ceipts to-day $50 head, all through stock;
total for four days 20l9 head through and
l,649 head local. No business done a. all
tC-dsy.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 2,2O0 head; total
for four days $3.50 head; Workers 81 10
64 50; Philadelphias 81 50@4 So.
Sheep-ReCeipts to-day none; total for
four days $500 head None selling.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 2S-Hogs-Fairly
Active and shade higher; common
50 7564 10; light 81 20@i IS; packing
81 260i 40 butchers 81 iOG4 30.
Receipts 500 head; shipments G65 hesi.
NJ. Louis.
ST. Louis, June 2S-Hogs-Quiet;
Workers, Bsltimorcs So 1904 10; pack.
ing 81 00@i 10; butchers 81 O0@4 70.
Receipts 300 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-29
CAPITAL PRIZE, sac. 900.
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