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Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
EW ADVERTISEMEN
TOLIDAI GIFTS!
CLOSING OUT SALES
Oh
FINE TRIPLE SILVERWARE.


MERRIGK x DRAKE'S AUCTION ROOM
Sl4 M ARKET STREET.
Every article must be closed out this week.
Ladies' are esrecially invited to attend this
sale. Sales at 2.30 and 7.30 O'Clock. THIS is
an opportunity seldom offered to buy fine sill
verware. MERRICK & DRAKE
uczo-3t Auctioneers
NpTlCE. Those wanting to maze
~ Christmas.presents can buy the follow.
lowing goods very low, for they must be sold.
rs the undersigned, VIM. H. CHADWICK,
Nos. 2o7 and 2lS W. Fourth street, is moving
to Atlantic City:
large assortment of Patent and other
Lamps and Fixtures. Gas Globes and fixtures,
30 OF hodgcr's Gel brated Pooketknives ID
gross of Pipes, 10000 Cigars, 10 ioz. of chi
neSe Shells, Shoes, Soaps, Peifumpry and
Toilet Sets. 500 SILK Neckties, lot OF ,Jewery,
one good tune rosewood Pi itno md other musi.
rA instruments and all the fixtures. and hun
dreds OF other articles His Museum will be
open to the public with new curiosities tor the
mondays. dc23-tt
DkoPOSALS.-Sealed Proposals Will be
l. received at the Office OF The Clerk Of
the City Council, until Thursday, 10Th inst,
a. O'CLOCK, p. IN. |lor printing 100 or 300 copies
OF the imprinted Or finances. Of the city
Cory and styles can BIZ seen, ard all other in
rllatlon obtained Al the office Of the CLERK
O' city Council VIM. b. NORTON,
dc23-5t Chairman of Printing Committee.
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REIIAIRE LOCALS.

Dipthoria and other throat diseases Of
A less dangerous vet serious nature arc
prevailing in the city. \ large proper
ton of the sufferers are children.
Some time during the war the ladies
oi Bcllairc organized a Soldiers AID
Association, aud while the need ol such
an organization existed, they did u noble
deed OF charity. When, at the close of
the war, such charity ceased In be
necessary, the society found nearly 500
in its treasury. Several times u propo-
sitiun has been made TO appropriate
the money 10 some Use, but nothing
was ever done with II till few
days ago, when II was voted to the la
dies Home Benevolent Society, an or
ganization having for its object the re-
lief and aid of tho worthy who are IN
destitute circumstances In our own
midst. 4 few of the ladies' have ex-
pressed some feeling on the subject, al.
though hut two votes were poiled
against the transfer of the fund. IL Il
said that project existed to erect q
soldiers monument, hut soldier with
the right feeling would arise and kick
off "A ninety-six dollar monument IN
scorn. The living have prior claims,
and much suffering may be prevented by
a judicious use Of the money. IL should
he understood, at any rate, that the
charge that the present society made the
transfer, is untrue. The mcInbersof the
Soldiers Aid Society were amply noti-
fed Of the meeting at which the transfer
WAS voted for, and those OF them who
desired TO be were present. No person
voted that was not member OF the or
ganization, in whose treasury the money
was. Some careless person has clrcu-
lated reports that miTepresent the mat
ter, and ut the request oi the ladies
concerned, We make this explanation.
The owners oi the land through which
Indian Run flows are cutting a new
channel, and will thus reclaim several
acres oi valuable land in the heart OF the
city.
The Cincinnati Eaquier, urged 10y the
recent sensations here, has secured q
special news representative In Bellaire.
James Harrison, policeman in the
Third ward, was exonerated on Tuesday
night. by Council OF the charges brought
against him VI direlection oiduty.
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ENERNBODY'S WAR.
Miss Willard ut the Fourth
street NJ. 4. Church..

There was goodly and influential at
tendance at the Fourth street NJ. r..
lhunh last evening, to hear the above
talented lady temperance advocate, OF
Chicago, on the subject oi "Everybodys
War" Miss W is highly educated
and refined lady, who has travelled ex-
unslyclv is the possessor of u probes
sshipin Granston University, Illinois,
and is. indeed, "A powerful agent III the
rause oi temperance. The Rev Dr.
Gtorge took the chair, and with a few
Iertinent remarks introduced the lady
10 her audience. The able manner IN
which she entered into her
subject. without the all W
manuscript "r even notes, immediately
demonstrated her mastery over her sub
lUt, and during her eloquent discourse,
delivered III clear musical tone al
voice. she clearly demonstrated that the
Gusc oi temperance demanded the best
interests ul every one, from those high
IN the cuuntry's government TO the
Aumhlcst, while specially was 1t the
mission uI women, and worthy the
UNNl H'llNt Ib-bINIllN'ii ti tItc 'iiuilh'
Shc hal over cherished love Tor the
nagoi uur nation, hut strongly empha-
.,eihcr grief to observe at the centen-
Dg.l that II WAS adopted unsparingly to
rOat over the drinking saloons. Refer
rUStothc immense influence otdrink III
car great nation, she remarked that
there we're no fewer than four million
liquor houses In the country, and three
times more money spent for drink than
mr clothing, while there were eight "a
"ons Ia every church, and eight bar
lenders to every minister III fact, IN
'mc such cities as Chicago, the average
Sould aggregate nearly twenty. The
iNrturc may fairly l'c termed ono Of the
most eloquent ever delivered in this
hiy Was listened To throughout with
marked attention, aud while every ono
present will long experience lingerings
&" It's admirable teachings in their ears,
rMe assured u unanimous wish will
animate every mind to hear the cstiIna-
hIe lady again on her noble and inter
'sllng themc.
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A SENSIBLE JUDGE AND
JURY.
"senex" speaks from Experience
and Takes Issue with Us.

Correspondence of the Register.
Past experience has taught me that II
is not always wise to join issue with an
editor-he can always give you two to
one, and rs many more as he pleases.
But with all due respect | must differ
with youin regard to the case of corporal
punishment" reported in yesterdays
REGISTER, not only ast the merits ofthat
particular case, but upon the general alb
stract principle
As to the case OF the New York teach.
er, the only issue presented was "Did
she exceed her power" The jury, hay.
lug the evidence before them, decided
that she, did not, and rendered
their verdict accordingly, have
reason To know that tho statements
Of parents and friends, in such cases,
are almost always exaggerated, and some
times outrageously SO. II ltiswell, there
fore, that the poor teacher, and especial
ly the principals who are eyerybodys
foot hall, including editors and boards
OF Education should have the Judges
and juries Of the land to protect them.
There seems to be gross injustice per.
vading the whole country In regard to
teachers.
On the abstract principle, think you
quito as much at FAULT ~ III the special
case. With me- il is settled conviction,
that most of the decentralization that
now overspreads the land, aud that is
dctaAcd oil adls6nm in the
public press, has its origin In
the neglect ol corporal pun
ishmcnt ON the part OF parents, and the
publicity which is given TO crime by
most Of the secular Journals OF the day.
| think your transpostion ot the Ian.
guage oi solomon, spare the rod and
spoil the child" is neither good Scrip
turc, nor good philosophy, and II GER
tainly is not sustained by general expo
riencc. Ii the Proverbs OF Solomon
were studied aud observed more by all
classes, am sure il would gceatly i'm
prove the moral tone Of society. You
will, Of course, not understand me as
justiying excessive punish hment, but
such moderate bodily chastisement a.
the wisest and best oi men, III all ages,
have found II necessary to infiict.
SESES.
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Ventilation OF bedrooms.

The lancet says; II II man were de-
Oberately 10 shut himself for some six
freight hours daily in stutiy room,
with closed doors and windows (the
%Ns not being opened even to change
we air during the period of incarcera-
uoh, and were then to complain OF
Ae"tarhe aud debility, no would be
as'ly told that his own want of intel
usShi foresight was the cause OF his
suffering. Nevertheless, this is what
Te great mass Of people do everv night
"Weir lives with no thought of their
n"PrNdcnce. There are few bedrooms
u which Il is speriectly safe to pass the
TSht without something more than or-
T@Ty precaution 10 secure an inflow
VI H'sh air. Every sleeping apart
"eni should, OF course, have fireplace
.m an 0pen chimney, and In cold
'@'hGr 1t is we'll it the crate contains
a'mall fire, at least enough to create an
-rs' current and carry of the Vita
NMr OF the room, In all such cases,
""SeVcr, when q fire is used, il is ncces-
A! 10 SEQ that the air drawn into the
t'"'0 comes from tho outside of the
TSrusc' By an easy mistake il is posi-
% .% |" place the occupant of q bedroom
', "'h hrc IN closed house in q direct
s"I'ent OF foul air drawn from all
FM" ct the establishment Summer
Ma Winter, with or without the
;a "@ OF tires, II is we'll to have a free
"s'ess rS ior pure air Thisshould be tho
ssUGuls'ors first concsrn. Foul air will
sGI s an exit II pure air is admitted in sui
..eht quantity, but il is not certain pure
mNul hedrawn inifthe impure Is drawn
1y' way 10 far as sleeping-rooms are con-
"ea, "r, II Is wise to let in mir from with
0S OS The aim must he to accomplish the
IUieSl ,sI without causing a great fall oi
%%Perature or draught. The windows
Gas as Do drawn down an inch or two at
"o.np %o nMp with advantage, and fold oi
@Snn ln will form "yentilatorn to take
0". =" we feeling Of draught. This, with an
SFe'Iahreplace, will generally suffice, and
srou ~ouucG no unpleasant consequences
boa brn when the weather is cold, II ia,
hr.s.yeI, essential that the air outside
y,;" Sa'd no pure. Little Il likely "a he
Tis, ' ny letting IN aiog or even town
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PoLY6AMOUs MARRIAGES.
Argun,ent In tho U. 8. Supreme
Court.

WAstii SGToS, Nov l4.-The supreme
Court, No. ESQ, assigned Geo. Reynolds
plaintiff in error against the United
States ID error to the Supreme Court OF
tho Territory of Utah. This was an in
dictmenk In the district court for the
Territory OF Utah, under section 1856 of
the revised statutes OF tho United
States, Is. the prisoner, Geo. Reynolds,
for contracting q polygamous marriage.
Having been convicted in the Third
Judicial District Court, no appealed
to the Supreme Court OF the Territory,
and from that court, In which the
Judgment from below was affirmed,
sued put writ OF error to the
Suprerte Court OF tho United States.
ArguYIent was begun, and errors as
signed in the case are very numerous,
bnt only one of them involves ques-
ton u general public interest, viz,
whether the United States Congress has
constitutional right 10 prohibit polygi-
nous marriages in the territories. Ii
WAS tontended by counsel Tor the
prisoner that polygamy Ii cnjoined as
religiois duty, and held M an article OF
faith ky the sectto which the latter
bclonA, and that Congress IL forbidden
by tho first amendment TO the coustitu.
ton tolmake any law respecting an cs-
tabliettmcnt of religion, or to
prohibit free exercise thereof. At
iorney General Devcns, ot counsel
ior the United States, urged in reply
that Ri Interpretation OF the Constitu.
tion which would restrain Congress
from attaching penalty To the crime OF
polyfainy on account Of its being an ar-
ticleadf religious faith would also re-
strain II from attaching penalties to any
other crime which might be sanctioned
by religion; that under this rigid inter
PRECISION of tho Constitution q sect Of
East Indian Thugs who should settle in
the Territories might commit muir
der With impunity on the ground
that Il Was sanctioned and cujoined by
their gystem oi religion. lie closed with
an sltquent and impressive reference to
Mountain Meadows mas
sacr6by the Mormon Avenging Angels,
as an Illustration of ianatical extremes TO
which men unrcstraned by law might
be carried under mistaken conviction OF
religious duty. The argument will be
continued Tomorrow.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

RoaEsoS IL in. Now for "the rest Of
u.s." including Belknap, Chicago Times.
CHANDLER has called, Cameron has
called, Conkliny will call on His Excel
lency President Hayes. STOPPING to
conquer. Enquirer,
TUE Washington Poa is afraid that
Butler means to run for President IN
1880 any way, and will thereby destroy
Democratic chances Of success. .7Npr,ng-
.Geid Republican,. ...
BArARD, Herman and Mcclellan ara
the Democratic leaders who stand iusti-
fled by the recent result. They took the
true Democratic ground, and, like Dem
ocrats they held it.-BostoH Post.
Com in highly paying quantities has
been discovered in the Madras district
of India. As We are about to resume
specie payments this may be- classified
as good news baltimore Gd:ettr.
BETWEEN Uncle Dick Oylesby's efforts
to keep in that Senate chair, ami John
Logan's attempts to get into II, there N
likely to he more music in Illinois than
ever Uncle Dick evoked from his fiddle
in his palmy days along tho sweet San.
CANON valley, = Iiashi,gton Post.
JouN X LILY was beaten as political
boss oi New York because he was too
vain and piggish to learn anything, was
very abusive OF IN opposition, invited
nobody to coucsel him, aud was, in the
nature Of things, opposed toa reduction
Of salaries and thinning out OF officials.
--"Gdth."
TmE New York detectives have struck
n whole lot Oi clews in the Stewart case,
all Of which seem to lead to the conclu-
sion that the body OF the late millionaire
was stolen by some parties unknown.
This much established, the rest IN very
easy To New York detective - Ihia-
dtlphia Times.
THg rcpeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise and the attempt to naturaliZo sla-
very were not more instrumental in
creating sectional political division,
than will be the policy OF the men " ho
aim To yet control of the administration
nf the country upon tho basis of n solid
South. .CiacinHah Commercial
JquSSY DAVENPORT, ~ he is called,
did more toward smashing Tammany
than any other individual. In spite Of
threats he kept thousands Of Illegal
voters from the polls, aud blocked many
nice little game to help Tammany on
to victory The United States govern
ment took quite important aud unex.
pected part in the late canvass. Ne"
York Letter 10 Boston Herald.
IL the Democrats secure the indcpen.
dent voters they can carry the country.
They had large proportion OF them in
1876, AND the result IL well known:
They had more of them in 1878, and
made important gains. But it is now
evident that good many independent
voters left the Democrats aud went over
to the Republicans this year, enabling
the latter to carry u majority ot the
States. The Democrats must win these
voters back or take back scat in 1880.
The Republicans must keep them or 60
to the wall. Boston HcrdH
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Cincinnati.

CIScISsArI, November l1.-Cotton
steady and in good demand ct g..
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat,
demand fair and market firm; red and
white s5(as5c; receipts 1900 bushsls;
shipments 5000 bushels. Corn dull
and prices q shade lower at Ole. Oats
quiet and steady at 20(Sa4c. Rye dull
at 4sc. Barley dull and nominal.
Pork Arm: old 7(@7tc; new SIC seller ell
the year. lard higher; steam B 20;
kettle nominal. Bulk Meats tirmer;
shoulders 2 80; short rib 5 e5 bid. W
asked short clear nominal. BOX
Meats In fair demand sales Of shoulders
3 so seller December; 3 10 seller for tho
first half ot the month Of December;
short clear 10 seller November.
Bacon in fair demand at Stle+j(s4tc.
Whiskey steady and in fair demand st
l0i. Butter quiet and unchanged.
Linseed Oil firm at 56ta5sc.
Milwaukee.
MILwAaEGE November l4.-flour,
quiet steady and in fair demand. Wheat
quiet, opened aud declined tc, and
closed firm; No. | Milwaukee hard l o.;
NOl MllNuuhct CN N'. oitA, oNh~s
November SHE; seller December Sstc;
seller January sStc; No. 3 I0c; No.
83ic; rejected 56tah7c. Corn, firm; No.
, seize. Oats, quiet aud steady No.
l9jc. Rye, frmer; No. ! 44c; barley.
dull; No. 2 spring seller December
size. Provisions, quiet and 6rm. Fork,
quiet; old q 81; new s Is. Lard, prime
steam 8 IS.
ToLRpo, November i+.--Wheat steady
amber Michigan spot g4c; Ne Ivi
winter spot 9Slc; seller Noyemher -
seller December 03!ce seller Jene2y
a4c; No. . Dayton and Michigan Hei
western amber Y5c. Corn casisr; hise
mixed Sale; No. = 36lc. Oats duil and
New Orleans.
Ngw ORLEANS, Nov. it--Sugas
inferior 10 good common
1 4l(d5c; common Ia good commo9 "
aisle; yellow clarified 6t(a7ac. Others
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
HOx. GEORGE j. ARNOLD.
Its Position on the Money Ques-
tiOn. -
Correspondence Of the Register,

Correspondence Of the Register.
wrsroS, W. Va, Nov. ~.
Inlyour classification OF the members
of the House Of Delegates, you place
ieorgc J. Arnold, OF this county, a. g
Gnesbacker. Mr.. Arnold is no Green
hacker, and never was, according to tho
modern meaning of the term. lie an
old time Democrat Of the Andrew
Jackson school, and clings 10 he mone,
Of he Consultation, rs the only legal ten
der money in time OF peace, to.wit: gold
aud alrr.
In defining his position on the
subject he said, that "he was in layor of
gold, silver, and paper money bearing
equal value, aud in such quantities as
the public necessities required for car
rying on it, business, its trade and com
merce."
Ii this statement makes him Green
backer, he it 80. lie Was a candidate,
because the Who'e people desired him 10
he their representative. And
tuey cieNttu Hllu ny o-V ih"Joii-
". Mr.. Arnold made no contest
He simply said to the people, "if they
would elect him regardless OF party
preferences, that ho would serve them
10 the best of his ability" and they did,
and that too for very good reason
Mr.. Arnold is one oi the wealthiest
men in ,hc State, and at the same time
one Of the most hb,rdi AID humane. All
recognize him AZ the poor mans
friend" "a man ofthe people; ;""a home
where the "latch string hangs out, and he
door "a open 10 generous hospitality" lie.
sides which, he is one OF the best land
lawyers in the State, and hest doctors oi
physic and doctors free u chdrgr, and
furnishes he medicine.
Such Democrat is hard Ia beat.
o. P.Q
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BODY sNATCHING.
Remains Of Four Prominent Cit
liens OF GAINESVILLE Stolen.

ClxcIxNlrI, November l4.--N Zanes.
Vile. Ohio, at four o'clock this morning,
the policeman ON the bridge had his sus-
picions aroused al the movements OF
party in wagon. and when they
reached the bridge he ordered them TO
halt, but the driver whipped his horses
into gallop and escaped. The police,
man procured assistance and followed
them some fourteen miles before he Was
able To catch them. Attempting to ar.
rest them, the whole party jumped
from the wagon and escaped TO the
woods. The wagon Was found 10 con.
tain the bodies Of four prominent citi-
zens, who had been buried in the Wo"i-
lawn Cemetery since Monday Police
man Still received pistol wound from
a man in the wagon during the chase.
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The Rnmor Unfounded.
woman sunrsxs Convention.

lSpIASArulis, lSD., November IA
The American Women's Suffrage Con-
ycntion meetings, to-day have been large
" attcaied, and the time both day and
evening was mainly occupied by reports
Of the delegates and speaking hy prolni-
neut members oi the association. This
evening the following officers were elect
ed: President, Mrs. Rebccca Ill. flaz-
zari, of Missouri; Vice President, Mary
Liyermore, and VIM. Lloyd Garrison,
Massachusetts; br. 4. {. Avery, Col
urado, Hon: Gcorge VIM. Curtis, New
York; Mrs. VI. Y. Loughlcy. Ohio;
Bishop Gilbert, Haven, Georgia I;
Hon. tieo. ". Julien and Mrs. Gover-
nor Wallace, Indiana: Hon. \. 4. sar-
dent. California; Mrs. Beverly Allen,
Wisconsin; Governor st. John, Nan
sas; Chairman Executive Committee,
Lucy St,ne. Foreign t'orrcsdonding
Secretary, Julia Ward; Home Cores
pomding Sccrctarp, Henry b. blackwell;
Recording Secretary, lillea +. Partridge
Myra Bradwell, Treasurer. +. A. Hinck.
lev. Rhode island Nicc President, ind
a ncnlar al the Executive Committee
from each state. a
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HUMANE SOCIETY.
Last Days Session.

B.lrIMoR., November ll.-Thc Amer
lean Humane Society reassemhled to.
day and elected Edwin l., Brown, OF
Chicago, President, and long list of
Vice Presidents. The following societies
pledged themsclycd for the amounts
annexed: Massachusetts,, 500; Illinois,
$50; Pennsylvania, SO; Penusylvania
(wolnen's branch), $50; Delaware, so;
}. +. flushing, $50; California, $50; Mr..
lleywood, 80; Detroit, so; \. Firth,
S,.6N. 4 resolution was adopted in
structing the executive committee Ia
procure from Congress charter OF asso-
citation. Chicago was selected tor the
next meeting ot tho association ON the
SECOND "Wednesday In October, 1879,
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Chicago.


CHic AGO, NoveInberi4.--Fionr stcxiy
and unchanged. Wheat unsettled but
generally lover; No. 2 rel winter sTct
No. 9 Chicago spring sose cssh; NJ 1
aslI seller Deceuber: s2sc SELLER
Jsnnary; No. 8 706soi; njected ~,
Corn active, firm. higher aud unsettled
a, 3eic cash; 3lie seller Dccemisr and
January; reiectei sle. Oats IN good
demand and prices q shade higher al
lastaisic cash l9ie seller Dceember;
islfae eoc seller January; rejected l7e.
Rye quiet and unchanged. Barley
steady and unchanged extra; No. . al
Csc. Pork, unsettled: opesied strung
and higher. add closed at inside prices
AZ s. 75lss 80 cash; 6 IA seller Deoem-
Der; Is seller January, Lard ia iair
demand hut At iower naes at - 81 /!
cash and seller December; ) gTits6 90
seller Jannary. fBallk Meats In hir de.
mand at lower rates; shoulders . l2a
short rib %; short clear 4 31t, Whisky
steady and 10 fair demand Al l G.
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

Ngw YoRx, November IA Becvesr-
None offered, dressed beeves hriner anu
a traction higher; free sales at otstri
Texas and Colorado sides 8l@7tc; sI'
ports 40 quarters. :.
sheep -Reccipts 1000 head. MAEkel
dull and unchanged al ) oOtSa 20 Goa.
mon ~ good lambs not NJ plenty, bus
shade stronger al WNa 900, Sutpmen's
no carcasscs,
Uogs-Rcripts a,O00 head. Market
a sha,ie firmer With M upward tendency.
The sales oi live include cars OF Ohio
at 3 3Nd3 II; | ear Of Kentucky ut 20
Hast Liberty.
E.sr I.InKnry, November a.. Cattle
Receipts to-day l,5l0 head oi through
stock aud Il head Of local; total for three
days. Ivo head oi through stock and
.Ssl head oi local. Only two loads un'
sold, with no buyers and no business
to-day, except at rrtail. -,
Iings Receipts to-day e,s0s head;
total lnr three Anvs, 1850 head; fhila'
,lelphias ~ l0ta 5 10; Workers $2aSs'
2W.
Sheen Rrripts to-day none; total
lor throa Lays, $500 head. Nothing
doing.
Chicago.
Cue, ,ao. November IA. Tho hUNs
Journal reports hoy rcccipis ~, 900 head
shipments 100 head. Market steady
and unchanged; choice heavy 800
> IL; light 2 ia ~; mixed ? Wa" w
Market closed quiet
Cattle reccipts $500 head; ship.
m.nts 1000 heal. Market quiet and
weak: shipping , I0ta I ~; feeders and
stockrrs Z lOkd3 0o; butchers firm;
cows 2 OO1s %; bullsl sOta2 70, steers
2 7Isa3 ~; Texans 2 +Na3 "a.
sheep rroeipis 90 head: shipments
$50. Market firm aud unchanged I
2 10ai On.
81. LOUIS.
~. Loris, November IA Hogs strong
sud actiyc light shipping and YORK,
ers 9 Rsa2 %; IackIng and Bortoas
2 sNa 3 ~; butchers and PhiladelpLiss
2 sNa 2 10; rveipts O,'so head, ship
tnents la head.
Cincinnati.
CIx,iNS.u, November ". - Hogs
hirl, sctiy-snh shade higher; common
2 25ta,e Is; light 9 7O'a2 s,; packing
2 75ta2 10: butchers aSs3 m. Ne.
ecipts lO.,t, head: shipments 2,yU
head. E..