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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25
CAPTAIN JENKS.
Aud the Trouble lie Has Caused
i'm Two Families.

SpeCill Dispatch to the Enquirer
RsrTINoRE, November "a dOmes-
tic scandal. growing out Ot alleged GRIM
inal in ercourSe between Mrs. Campbell,
a la.lv formerly ui social distinction m
Norfolk Young, handsome and wealthy,
and CaptSin Norman +. jerks, formerly
of the United States Navy, has found
its way into the courts here upon
the application oi Mrs. jerks for a
divorce. which has Just been
granted her. She states that she
married Captain jerks when only
sixteen. and has had several children
by him. A few years ago he went to
Norfolk under a contract To execute
some government work, and tell IN love
with Mrs. Campbell His love was re-
ciprocated, and jerks wrote 10 his vile,
finally. urging her to apply for a divorce,
AND LETT Norfolk with Mrs. Campbell.
ThpT went 10 Canada, and after travel
VIZ though the country, came 10 BaltI-
more. Mere, by a singular coincidence,
the twol.s,,es met in the presence OF
jerks. Ti.r latter fled, and his wife at
once sued ita q divorce. The present
whereabouts ~. Mrs. Campbell and
jerks are not hIOwn. Agnes jerks,
the famous Louisiana witness, Is sis
ter-in-law Of Captain jerks, the defend
ant in the present suit.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 24.-Flour-
Very firm higher for best grades; west
ern superfine 81 75(d5 %; do extra S 50
66 25; do family Sc 75G7 %. Wheat
Western higher and very strong; No. 2
western red, spot and seller November,
81 46!; seller December 81 47i(dl IS;
seller January 81 5l@l sit; seller Feb
ruary 81 5+9l 54!. Corn-Western
quiet and frmer; western mixed, spot
and seller November, 6lic; new 57c:
seller December Sc for new; seller Jan
uary 59G59lc; steamer SIC. Oats
Quiet; western white 4764Sc; do mixed
44la46c; Pennsylvania 47CG4Sc. Rye
Quiet at S0(9S5c. Hay-Firm: prime
to choice Pennsylvania Sl7 009iS %.
Provisions STEADY. Pork-Mess-At
$500. Bulk Meats-LOose shoulders
4lc; clear rib sides 6td6lc; do packed 1t
663c. Bacon-Shoulders 5lG5ic: clear
rib sides Sl@ STE; hams l0CGllc. Land
Refined in t;erccs 7ic. Butter-Steady;
prime 10 choice western packed and roll
23Ca pc. Eggs Quiet; fresh 20c; lined
l6(dl7c. Petroleum-Quiet and firm;
crude nominal refined SIC. Coffee
Quiet and firm; Rio carcoes l+(Gl7tc.
Sugar-Firm; 4 soft l0.@l0sc. Whisky
Firm at 81 1901 49,.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November -. - Flour
Steady and firm; NN at s. 1907 90;
extra s. 25(f5 90; superior 81 25td)5 o.
patent process 81 00Cd9 90. Wheat
Active, firm. and higher; No. red win
ter at 81 2Sl; No2 Chicago spring 81 ~.
CJl 10! cash; 81 l9iGl l9I seller Decem
Der; 81 2ls seller January: No. 3 81 %;
rejected Ole. Corn Active. firm aud
higher Al lc cash; 9lc seller December
39sc seller January; 43ic seller May; re-
jectet g. !. Oats-Active. firm and high
or at SSlc cash; 32lc bid, seller Decem.
Der; 81 ic seller January; 36lCh36lc sci.
Ter May. Ryc-firmer at 12Ia73c.
Barley-Firmer at S2c. llogs-Dressed
at - 50taj On. Pork-Demand active,
and prices have advanced, at $40 25CD
10 80 cash: $40 10 seller November, DE.
cember and year: Sil 20 bid, seller Jan
uary. Lard Moderately active and
higher at 81 Sj(d6 10 cash; 81 S. seller
November, December ami year; s. 02a
al o. seller January; - l2l(G1 ID sell
Ter February. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Steady and un.
changed at 81 10.
Milwaukee.
MILwAUKRK, November 24.-Flour-
Dull. Wheat-Frm; opened at de
cline of t., and closed very strong; No.
| Milwaukee hard II -: No. ! Mil
waukee 81 2ll; No. . 81 -; seller Mo-
vember 81 %; seller December 81 cot;
seller January 81 %; No. 3sl 0sI; No. 4
81 o.; rejected @ic. CONFIRM and
higher; No. > IL sc. Oats-Firmer nj
33c Rye-Firm and higher; No. re.
Barley-Firmcr hut inactive; No. .
spring 72c Provisions-Q Quiet but firm.
Mess Pork-Quict at $40 IS; Sll - sell
Ter January. Larl-Prime steam 81 %
cash; s. o. seller January.
New Orleans.
NKw ORLEANS, November @.-Coi-
iee-Quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary Ia
prime liGnl74c. Sugar-firmer but
not quotably higher; inferior blCa6c:
yellow clarified SlmSsc. Molasses--
Dull; common 2jm21c; centrifugal -
CB3ic; icrmcnling 95Gf3Oc; fair 2SCG30c.
Rice--In good demand at full prices;
Louisiana ordinary 10 choice 6lGI7ic. p
Pittsburgh
pIr--.s".,"." Novnn,ha- - ~. Yi..
um-Crude ~ - At Parker's for i'm
mediate shipment; refined slCasic for
Philadelphia delivery.
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WASHINGTON, PA.
wool-stock-POultry-NewC ew Cars--wheat

l-Stock-Poultry- ew Cars Wheat
Evening Reporter
VIM. Denniston, of Union township,
raised $50 bushels OF ears OF corn this
wear to the acre, on new ground.
Two new cars tlats"-arrived in
Washington on Sunday evening, for the
w. x W. Railroad Company. This looks
as ii thecompany would be able to wade
through its financial difficulties not
withstanding the assertions OF some OF
it's true friends"
Thomas Paxton, of CHARTERS town
ship, killed two seven months old Ches-
ter hogs, which averaged, when dressed,
2l0 pounds. lie also sold on the first
of the month a lot of black top Merino
yearlng wethers, bred from Jos. Will
sons buck, averaging 10 pounds.
The public have little conception OF
the amount of poultry sent to market
from Washington county, still less OF
the quantity consumed in the great
cities. On monday the following amounts
were forwarded to New York from this
borough by parties residing in the vlci-
nitv of HillsbOrO:
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DANGERS OF THE DEEP.
Steamer City OF Richmond Dis
abled.

HALIFAX, November 2i.-Ihe steam
Ger CITY OF Richmond encountered heavy
weather since her departure from
tejueenStown aud broke a shaft on Fri-
,SlRy last. She was got under sail, being
plll ship rugged, and got before ths wind.
Wi.he 22i inst. she was picked up by
rcassia of Sable Island, $50 miles
= n taaliiax. The City of Richmond
n io "a .hSarl 81 cabin and 5l1 steerage
III. IA Nuc.,s. who will probably be- trans
-, o,rta GrcaSS'a, and she viii sail
ieilOu i, V,,fr ,'lr New York. Temporary
ra,n;rs I,uny W. h. made To the disabled
i.,i,',,,st.; +, ~sn4 Gle will then proceed ON
St. s'e"''''''' vas. The question OF
IiJ, IT, ~ ~ settled between
sa''"e ~ 80 ID tie two steamers
a., Tbrysd 10 ni.Alt last the Srcou doih
- af the { ny u6 Richmond, Mr. ES-
nor WAS wa, bed overheard 10y the gale
anJ Jrnwneu !. beO'aSed was wldo"er'
ina,.;no, ,al, five e. liSiren. A collection Tor
81, i;t,Ia oruh tas vas taken Up among
H. ssI,on n WSsnzcrs un board the
',,oa,,ar which amObVtel To over sFJO'
stea psF OvsSdue.
C.,,,,cwoon November 24.-The
steamer Waubun o. ~hrh lelt here lor
Pary Sound on "a turday morning where
g. ',yas line yeste rday, had not arrived
On to Tonight. I ears are entertained
fdr her safety. wret Sssd material having
been found in GeOi ISSal bay.
PARRY SOUND, SoFesnber 24-The
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NEW YORK STATE TREAS
URY.
The Accounts All Right.

ALBANY, n. Y, November PA
deficiency OF -, POO which was discov-
cred some days ago in the cash of the
State treasury has, it is said, been made
good. The 1rguS OF tomorrow will con-
tain the following: we have the highest
authority for stating that the accounts
in the State Treasurer's office are en-
tirely correct and the books OF the
Treasurer and Comptroller perfectly
balance. The only incident in the form
er officials department noted at the
State hall or capitol is that Richard Il.
Milks. an old treasury clerk, is assisting
Mr.. Mackin, at the latter's own request,
neither by the act of the Governor nor
the Comptroller in adjusting the books
and accounts for the use and informa-
ton OF the incoming administration. y
week ago several irregularities involv-
ing the employment OF individual
checks as cash to the extent of about
s. 900 were discovered. Mackins atten-
ton being called to this fact these checks
were through the usual bank medium
promptly collected, and out of this cir
cumstanCe have grown rumOrs to which
a New York paper has given publica-
tiOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25

Nor long ago well-known collector OF
curiosities in Paris, who had devoted
considerable money to the gathering to-
gether of bank notes of all countries
and OF all values, became the possessor
OF Bank of England five-pound note
to which an unusually strange story is
attached. This note was paid into a
Liverpool merchants office in the ordi'
nary way of business siXty-One years
ago, and its recipient, the cashier OF the
firm, while holding it up to the light to
test its genuiness, noticed some faint red
marks upon it, which, on closer exami-
nation, proved to be semi-eiiaced words,
scrawled in blood between the printed
lines and upon the blank margin OF the
note. Extraordinary pains were taken
to decipher these partly obliterated
characters, and eventually the following
sentence was made out: "If this note
should fall into the hands OF John Dean,
OF LOnghill, near Carlisle, he would
learn hereby that his brother is languish-
ing prisoner in Algiers." Mr.. Dean
was promptly communicated with by
the holder OF the note, and he appealed
to the Government of the day for assist
ance in his endeavors to obtain his
brothers release from captivity. The
prisoner, who, it subsequently appeared,
had traced the above sentence upon the
note with splinter of wood dipped in
his own blood, had been slave to the
Dey OF Algiers for eleven years, when
his strange missive attracted attention in
Liverpool counting house, His family
and friends had long believed him dead.
Eventually his brother, with the aid OF
the British authorities in the Mediter-
ranian, succeeded in ransoming him from
the Dey, and brought him home to Eng
land, where he did not long survive his
release, his constitution having been ir-
reparably injured by expos ure, priva-
tions, and forced labor in the Dey's gall
leys.
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ENGLAND.
Press CONNER

Press Comments on the Irish Arrests.
LONDON, November 24.-The news
papers agree that the arrests OF Davitt,
Kellen and Daily have had the effect OF
reducing the anti-rent agitators to the
abandonment of incendiary language in
their speeches. The Darby Ne,rs thinks
the agitation will henceforth become
more disciplined and organized, while
the Times anticipates that it will soon
die out, as the audiences will soon tire
of listening to dull speeches. The only
disauieting circumstance concerning the
meeting at Balla on Saturday was the
military order and discipline observed
bv the processionists, which were evil
IDENTITY the result of training.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25
MEXICO
ImpendinR Revolution.

SAN Francisco, November 24s-By
the steaWer Newburn, from Mazstlin,
news of an impending in Mexico has
been received. General Jesus Ramrez
has pronounced, and some OF his force
has been at Rosania Concordia Copala,
about 10 miles from Mazatlin. Near the
lines Of Topic and Sinaloa another
small force has pronounced. About go
men have taken possession OF town,
and after getting possession OF al the
arms left for the interior.
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propossd Irish Demonstration in Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 24.-The Irish
men in Chicago have arranged a meet
ing for next Monday night, at Nc
Cormick Hall, to secure from American
and Irish-American citizens an express
of sympathy with Parnell and his
friends, who are in trouble in
Ireland. IL is the intention to appoint
a committee to receive whatever dona-
tions may be rendered them in main.
tanning the stand they have taken. May
ov Harrison was invited to be President
of the meeting and refused. Governor
Cullom, however, will be present as well
as other prominent citizens of the State
and city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25
RAILROAD COLLISION.
.SeYentepn Persons Iniured.

PALMER, Mass, November PA col
Gision took place on the New London
aud Nurthesn railroad this morning at
Junction Waas on the river road, one
ms l. north uf hsre, between the down
BrUtitt9Ora passenger train and an up
freight train. Both Oi the engines were
demolished. Several freight ears were
wrecked and seventeen persons injured.
The collision was caused by the freight
running on passenger trains time, the
freight conductors watch being h:teen
minutes slow. Both trains We're run
ning al full speed. The seriously IN
jurrd are: Freight engineer, Williams;
fireman, III. y. Bailey; john Cronin,
Patrick Durringan and Dennis COnnerS,
srrtinn men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25
Miners Troubles.

CoLUMRUS, November 24.-The coal
operators OF this city visited the mines
at Straitsville, to day, and had consul
tation with the miners in reference TO
the - cents per ton reduction made on
Saturday. The miners would not work
at the reduced price, and a general strike
is threatened. Many of the miners say
that they will dig for the reduced figure
il the operators will sell coal at the same
price as they did when they paid -
cents Der ton few weeks ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25

tug Willie Grew, sent this afternoon IN
search OF the missing steamer Wanbuna,
mas Just returned. The captain reports
that ne found a portion of the wreck OF
the Waubuna near ''The Haystacks,
five miles northwest OF Moose Point. A
life boat, bottom up, was also found,
but no trace OF the passengers or crew
thirty in all. The tug returns TO resume
the search
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25
rhe Parkersburg and Wheeling Prospect.

Special Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer.
PAREERSBUEG, W. VA, November -.
Mayor Jackson has called a mass
meeting OF the citizens Oi this county To
take such action aS they may think
prnuer i'm the proposed railroad between
parkersl,urg and Wheeling. At the
present time the aspect is very iavOra-
ble toward building the road.
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STEUBENVILLE.
Two Bold RObberles.

'CIN,!SNArI. O., November 2l.-The
Gd.tt.y Steubenville, Ohio, special says:
BurglSss. ON Sunday evening, entered
the dry goods store Of Mcconnell x Son
and stols 81 800 worth Of silks, etc.
This evening, while James Sarratt, Jew
eler, was At supper, his store was enter
ell and 81 200 i'm watches and other goods
stolen. There il no clue 10 the thieves
i'm either case.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, November 24.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods in steady demand and
prices remain very firm. Prints moder-
ately active and firm. Oriental and
Hartel's fancy prints are advanced to &c:
Worsted dress goods in fair demand and
pricee have an upward tendency. Wool
en- goods very firm, and higher in some
cases. Foreign goods sluggish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25

The high price to which wool has
reached should stimulate the wool grow
ers 10 greater efforts than ever before to
improve both the quality and the guam
titv OF their clips. Mr.. Wilson McClain,
of CHARTERS township, has just sold his
clip at IS cents. With such prices, and
prospects rs good for the next year, do
not neglect your tlockS. A little grain
every day will add great many pounds
to your clip next year, and keep your
sheep strong and healthy. We have
Just been shown a sample Of secured
wool, white rs snow, from the fleece OF
a Spanish mcrino ram owned by julius
LeMoyne. The fleece was ten days i6>'
than one wears growth, and was secured
by Mr.. John McClain, at the Washing
ton Woolen Mill; weight OF clean w0Ol
81 lbs. This is said TO be remarkable.
Who can beat it2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25

NoruISG has ever been discovered to
equal Dr. &. McIane's Celebrated Yer
miiuge fOf Kidding the human constltu-
ton of worms. it never iails-is SIM
pie and very inexpensive. Every drug
gist keeps it, but see the name OF
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh on the
wrapper: or you are being deceived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-25
u. S. SUPREME COURT.
What Is Legal Interest after
Maturity of a Note.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November "a
No. AZ. Charles III. Halden, appellant
VS.. Freedmen's Trust Company ct. al,
appeal from the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia. The question
presented by this case is, whether a
note bearing interest at a certain agreed
rate and unpaid at maturity continues
to bear interest at that rate until paid,
or whether in the absence OF any ex-
pressed stipulation as to the rate OF in
terest after maturity, it thenceforth
bears interest only at the rate fixed by
law. The court holds that if the par
ties meant that the contract rate shOnld
continue it would have been easy to say
so. In the absence OF any stipulation
such an intendment cannot be inferred.
The decree below is modified in this re-
spect and affirmed.
Tax on Gas.
No. IS. The Pittsburgh Gas Com
panv VS.. the city of Pittsburgh in error
to the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
Section 81 of the internal revenue act
of 1864, levying taxes on Illuminating
gas TO be paid by manufacturers, says:
"All gas companies whose price is fixed
by law are authorized to add the tax
imposed to the price per 200 feet on the
gas sold, and all such companies which
have heretofore contracted to furnish gas
TO municipal corporations are in like
manner authorized to add such tax to
such contract price" This, in the Opin-
ion of this court, does not make muni-
cipal corporations liable for tax in case
where a gas company, for valuable con-
sideration, contracts to furnish cor
poration with gas free of charge. The
Judgment of the lower courts is affirmed
with costs.
Virginia Miscegenation Case.
WASHINGTON, November "a. Chief
Justice Waite to-day granted a writ OF
error to the Supreme Court of Appeals
of Virginia, i'm the case OF John &. Lins-
ley, cOlOred, VS.. the Commonwealth OF
Virginia, involving the cOnstitutionality
of statute of that State which prohibits
marriages between white and cOlOred
persons. Linsley, plaintiff in error, came
to the District of Columbia about a year
ago and married white woman. Upon
his return to Virginia he was arrested,
tried for the offence, found guilty, and
sentenced to the penitentiary, where,
pending this appeal, he remains. Per
sons interested in the final settlement OF
the question of the constitutiOnality OF
the State law, prohibiting the intermar-
rage of the races, have brought the case
to this court for its decision.
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PRODUCE.
New YORK,


NEW YoRK, November 24.-Cotton-
Quiet and steady at l2sCGl2io. Flour
Quiet and steady; receipts 5000 bar
rels; superfne State and western - %
(15 so; common 10 good s. 60Cd5 So;
good TO choice s. 90Ca7 75 extra Ohio
s. 75Cd)7 80; white wheat extra - S0(G)
9 %; st. Louis g 75(d)8 90; Mime
sofa patent process 81 00CGS 50. Wheat
Demand active; receipts 2S9, 600 bush
els; rejected spring 81 II; ungraded
spring II 0iC9l 37l; No. 3 spring 81 81
al 80; No. . do 81 80; ungraded red
81 32Idl 40; No. 3 81 80; No. 2 81 AZ
al 4Sf; No. / do 81 4SCGl 4sl; mixed
winter 81 43iGDl AZ; ungraded amber
81 4l@l 464; No. amber ii 46!Cg
/ 47I; No. 81 47l9l As; ungraded
white 81 376l a; No. do 81 40CG
4ll; No. do, sales 5000 BUSH
els, at 81 i5Cgl AZ; No. 2 red, seller
November, sales 5000 bushels nj
81 47l9l 4s; seller December, sales
232, 200 bushels, at 81 Fl0gl 40; sell
Ter January, sales 10000 bushels, at
81 5IG1l 52,. Rye-Firm; No. 2 western
S9Cd90c. Corn-Stronger; receipts 05,-
600 bushels; ungraded 59Ca,GOc; No. 2
white 65lc; No. 2 seller December 6lfc
bid; 6llc asked; seller January 63c.
Oats-More active; receipts ~, 200 BUSH
els; western mixed 44!@47c; white
western 4Gd4Sc. Hay-Quiet and un-
changed. Hops-Nominally unchanged.
COffee-Quiet and firm; Rio cargoes a
ollie: Job lots l4Gl7ic. Sugar-Dull
and nominal; fair 10 good refining 81
6g!c. Molasses-Dull and unchanged.
Rice-Steady and in fair demand. Pet
roleum-Dull; United l7la204c; crude
7I@,SIc; refined SIC. Tallow-Quiet
but steady at 7@7tc. Rosin-Dull at
81 G5c. Turpentine-Dull at 81 4llCs
! 42I. Eggs-Firm; western lSaj22c.
POrk-Weak; mess at sll 25to,ll 30.
Beef-NOminally unchanged. Cut Meats
Firm. LArd-Weak; prime steam
at 81 -. Butter - Quiet and firm
western lSG3Sc. Cheese-Steady; west
ern at SCgl3c. Whisky - Nominal at
81 lGC9l II.
CIScISsArr, November "a Cotton
Quiet at llic. Flour-Stronger at 81 20
G6gO. Wheat-Strong at 81 2Sa,l 32.
Corn-Quiet; demand good and tend
ing upwards at 49,; new 40Ca43c. Oats
-Firmer at 34C935c. Rye-Qufet at
Sc. Barley-Firm at 9OS95c. Pork
Firmer at Sll IS. Lard-In good de-
mand at full prices at 81 sos 80. Bulk
Meats-In fair demand; shoulders Ste;
clear rib 6!c. Bacon-Scarce and firm
with little offering. Green Meats
Demand fair and market firm shoulders
% 75,a,4 90; clear rib sides 5 20; hams
6fG7.c. Whisky-Demand light and
holders firm at 81 90. Butter-Quiet
and firm: choice Western Reserve $50
2sc; prime Central Ohio 23S24ic;
prime choice Central Ohio 2ic. Lin
seed Oil-Steady at SOC.
OH City.
OH CRY, November 24.-The market
opened with sales at 81 20, declined 10
81 Ia, advanced to 81 2lt, declined and
closed at 81 10! bid for old. Shipments
-, 900 barrels. averaging 10000 barrels; I;
Transactions 100000 barrels.
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East Liberty.

pllCtB-N(uOlCA dl o4NtIANi loiibo ~
&c. Receipts, sheep and lambs, 2.34O
head.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, November 24.-Cattle
Receipts since and including Friday
l,347 head of through and ,6l9 head Of
ward stock; total for the week ending
this day l,S06 head of through and 3,2l7
head OF local stock, against l,S0S head
of through and 800 head OF local stock
the week before. The supply has been
good with good demand, especially for
York grades, which were bought up
readily at an advance of about bc over
last Monday: common grades about the
same, and only taken to-day by the re-
tail trade. Best 81 00CG5 20; fair to good
81 0O@4 30; common 50 25G3 10.
Sixty loads, or ], ,020 head, were sold to-
day, 10 of which were lor the New York
market.
Hogs-Receipts 277l0 head; total for
the week $3.50 head, against 1880
head the week before. PhiladelphiaS
81 1904 20; iorkers S3 S0(d3 %.
Sheep-Rcceipts 600 head; total for
the week 10, 700 head against $500 head
vIIt, waolS before. selling al 81 0UCd)J 20,
for common 10 best.
New York.
New York, November 24.-Beeves-
Receipts 1900 head. Demand strong.
Market active; prices fully lc higher in
the extreme range; native steers 7I(g
IO3c, outside for two cars of extra Ohio,
LOO pounds; Texas and Colorado
steers rosie; about $50 were taken by
exporters at 9l@l0Sc. Shipments for
the week $40 head of live and q, 80 quar-
ters.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000 head. Sheep
firm at further advance and sold free
ly at 81 00(G5 % per 100 pounds, with
a carload at s. 45 and carload of fancy
wethers, l3S pounds, at s. rs; lambs
s. 25(96 %. Shipments for the week
60 head of live and | ,4S0 carcasses.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head. Market
a shade weaker; ordinary to good, live,
81 00G4 55 per 100 pounds.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 24.-The DrOUers
Journal reports hog receipts Al 600 head /;
shipments 5000 head. Market dull and
5Gl0c lower, but closed stronger at
Saturdays prices; quality poor; mixed
packing g 7093 S5; light s. 1908 0Oi
choice heavy s. 1904 10.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments ! 200 head. Good to choice firm
and fairly active at s. 9O@5 %; common
to fair 50 5OG3 70; butchers strong;
cows 81 OO(d)3 20; bulls g 80; stockers
81 35G3 10; Western and through
Texans g 00(93 10.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head. Market
strong and active at 81 20R4 s. for ll2
to 1919 pounds.
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, November 24.-HOgs-
Active, strong and higher; common
81 2563 60; light g S5dj4 90; packing
81 OOCa,4 Is; butchers 81 1904 20. Re-
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 46j head.