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, 1879-03-27

JAHEsvILLE, Wis, March 26.-'l'ic Ropuhlic-
ans held their e!ts convention this afternoon,
uni nominated the following ticket: For Mayor
Samuel c. Cobb; Clerk, NJ. a. Norris; Trcas-
u1cr, F. 8. Lawrcncs; Attorney, Ed. +. Chr
pentcr; Justice al tho Peace, j. II. Balch; School
Commissioner ut Large, J. G. Eckl!n; sealer,
Herman Kpoff. llle ticket Is considered q
strung ono. Tho main issue hero Ia upon tho
question of watcr.works, atM1 In tho Second
md Third Wlr.is ite Republicans have ,lom-
mated candidates for Aldermen who arc pledged
10 opposo the building Of water-works. Tho
Democrats will nominate candidates In favor Of
the!E hgIng built,
, 1879-03-27

Queen Victoria IL reported to ha7o taken leafo,
Of lis Psiucc Imperial with almost matef91a' 1a,
solicit.ldc. Wtu,i he nppsared ahu received ~ n.m
with tnuchlng ktullnc*s,; thauktng Elm 10 7
trotnulolls yp(cp ur lila Interest ln ENGLAND ai'u
It's army, During the Interview the rE!nee sas
Vpon lie tofa, 10 wh!ch the Queen had dtaMnt dt',t'
li,, anu a. hu wss leaving tic room shs toe1 o1
upnn hin, bidding him wear It - marx o. nss
REateful regard. Thu Ittues IL said to aA4e
Gsep yIs!blY affected BY this k!ndness.
, 1879-03-27

RICHMOND, March 28.-I'he Senate to.daycon-
CURED in the House amendments to the Seuato
bill providing for the sctslcmcnt Of the State
ttabt known rs the McCu1toch Compromlso bill.
II now goes to the Governor.
, 1879-03-27

10 tho ruin Of soms parties. Other companies
will follow suit IL Is fcnrcd, and loss anl suffer.
Ing will be widespread. This Is the lrst fruit Of
legislation against bloatel bondho!dcrs and
corporations BY this Assembly.
, 1879-03-27

rnE LAW DEPARTMENT I
vas as follows:
l. Music,
z. Prayer.
!. !. Geonatctifine e1asii OF degrees.
O., Address to the class by tho Hon. Austin
!: i;ss;5'ss'0n. s,s;s
The degree Of Bachelor Of Laws was conferred
upon tho following graduates OF tue Law senool'
%sm %'ll!s hssq; sSq; has% As1n 9etss Mastass in
Eth"n 1cjdan Allon. Maquoksta H.
Iossph Amor A'sSEHsy' o,ssfssa'S N,fafasS Detroit
Ffsdsrlck Ffed. nsvS cherss 1t6snz, Whcsae, Va
aa siS% A,hsS Kill AttssHsSi AMsssssivis ss.Ds g.
anssvs usts seta tl'st1ss nsrtel', Denyet, t;ol:
Trhcu1uro Mc14o Uatca. East Glesclhnd, u |
James William, nca:ll. Asncoes' 1n,ans
Thomas Ilcn.cn blackwell, EAnda'!a, u.
s;d Ei}sa@ S!%s,s .ss' .Hs' l. 'us IT, psasvlls NJ
;5an,es iissbcrt Dlooa. Denver. Col.
Ehsyies Esses eots e isos.on, IT, A., Attorney, Psn
''s;Iii William nj. Logan 1rakcnrldge Nochc1ter:,
nryiite, sandfota l,rumback. u; A., Van Wert'o
Joseph cosnslua Dnrk, kcoknk. a.
sI rsE,s Rassgs ut's5 cssaSss Ss xsfs sefsts d f.
Wsafes Sasa'ss csspsu!st, c j.: st; psal, Milan.
'sa }ohn sfs.Ga Psulatas Gesi; caia5s;s oskpor Tax
idvy Cnambosla!rl, E!khas'' ,,ats,, 1nd, NJ.
Clarence Eageen,s ckppaa'i 1and mesaG1 N.nld,
1a1!EaIss 6eases snsoa Cobb: j. J.. Andovs5, n.
Gha,ss, Ss ,lodes T. eot5s, Gel;,n ox Attorney Pontiac.
, 1879-03-27

Legislation and cr,b!aya the Hopuh)!c Who Yon can
ossssea IN aislsaors s rsases n }oar eSdts iiIa a
thp children Of tho datucd, will curse your rne,n-
ory for being fatsc TO freedom, and Tor eelng too
able to maintain and pespotnhte to future ages ths
Eor!ons Itcpuol!c : given to sou In caarge By the
. qntb LITTLE EPISODE
tn the 1lnnse caused considerable Of 1utter,
mud looks nnd nods OF appreciation from various
st!nnEhulAR OF virtue upon tbs floor. The Com.
,ntltce will c announced today a,nl Mill e1tter
upon Its work with determination. no doubt, TO
iMsl M lhe ssns.inWarstness Of things ~ It c1ists
Il'cro 1s an abiding confidence In thc .n!nda Of
many that tile trail will le discovered and the
game traced to Its cover.
THE COMMITTEE.
Following, arc TIC nnn,cs Of the gentlemen
announced By the Speaker a. composing tho
Gon''tsr: f;, " srty Of cook Wright, II noons
VI Christian. 4 secret meeting of tue Com.
M!ttee WIS held at .:30 oc!prk D. III. TODAY 10
aEraugu the prellnslnar1cs Ut ths Investigation.
| FISH.
a!r. Lowell this morning presented the poti.
t!un Of a. D. Fts'l, !. z. Ellsworth, anu over a
hundred others, asking that tho tai Ut our !aaca
be protected aealEst fishing through ho1es IN
| thu leo III tic winter, in cnallng tic Intention
81 tEe House to this matter, Nj. Lowell ttsted
that two or three bills looking toward thu propa
Gatton ot tsh III our inlani waters. ~ we'll a.
tiie!r preservation from wholesale capturc during
tllr su1ntNes scasuu, were already wei! advanced
Ill The present Legislature. But II wna uaelesl
10 e1pel money for the Introduction VI ist
alu1 shc!r systcnaat!c propagation with vlew L
Increasing thu supply vi cheap unu yaluabl,
food II 'le llsh thas raised, - well as uur nat
tiral supply, WeFo tu he allowed 10 b. taken |,
the quantities. they uow are through holes Il
The lce Ths petition ytatcs that ths lsh Kathe
In schools about ttesc ho!cl for light and aIr
anl arc then taken by wholesale without reg41i
to slze or value, aud large quantities, TOO sulal
alone, during the pfetent wlntar, not less tha
sixty tons hive been taken In thla wAy. II th!
, 1879-03-27

OCCURRED Wednesday evening, when tAu follow
tng programme Was observed:
i. Music.
=, Prayer.
y. Muhtc.
4, Comforting Of Degrees.
8. Addtcs to tho graduates BY the Hon. J. d.
1lnorc, State hennsor.
IT, nlusic, ....
4 ValcdIctosy addrcss bv Prof. Z. c. Franklin,
n. p, Dean Of ths Homeopathic College.
H. Music.
0. 1icncdtetion.
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Church was "doing more for the moral
guidance and improvement OF the opera.
tives than any other" being especially
active in temperance work; next came the
Methodist and Baptist Churches, while
the Unitarian Church confessed itself I'M.
fitted to their needs. Thesplrit Of skeptic.
ism or Scientific thought was strong
among the older operatives Of Protestant
origin, while the reformers ~propagated the
Ctudest labor doctrines, such as the pro-
priety Of Producing the hours Of labor 10 six,
in order TO prevent overproduction. But
there was very little sympathy between
the capitalist and tho employed class, Ill
though the employers were personally
men Of great kindness and consideration,
The chief value ofthis article lies In the
fact that 1t recognizes the essential virtues
the New England operative class, and
attention to the great lack III the
provision for conserving and cult
their good qualities and making
them contented and prosperous, US well as
law.abiding citizens.
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Foreign Grimm Market.

LONDON, May T.-The Mark Lane Etpres,
says: Advices from Norfolk and ten other
counties are discOurAging. A large quantity
OF wheat has been plOughGd In and the land
resOwn with spring corn. The estimated acre.
age OF wheat in these districts this year will
scarcely exceed half the average growth.
Barley and oats have come up fairly. Farm.
ers continue TO market their reserves, Wheat
Is very freely at country markets but business
Is dull; buyers 2pathetic' and prices slightly
declined. At Mark Lane the offerings were
moderate and previous prices maintained
with difficulty. The imports of foreign grain
into London last Monday were $4,000 quar-.
ters. Subsequent arrivals to Friday were
1900 quarters. At the commencement Of
the week the sellers showed considerable firm.
ness, but the return of fine weather and
weaker reports from America, deprived the
trade OF Its buOyancy and sales were difficult
ut previous quotations. Business was fairly
active during the week as the retail wants Of
millers kept the sellers employed and the
finer growths OF American spring wleatwere
in fair request, Maize has improved Cd per
quarter since Monday and considerable guam.
titles sold at that advance, but other varieties
Of feeding corn sold at former values with
small arrivals at the ports. The trade for
wheat was dull and prices declined Cd per
quarter. Maize, with limited inquiry. was
SaGd per quarter lower. barley was steady.
The sales OF English wheat last week were
6S,672 quarters at Ais i'd per quarter, against
1854 quarters Mt 51s ID per quarter the
corresponding week of the previous year,
The imports into the United Kingdom for the
week ending May 18th amounted to AS. Isl
cwts. wheat and 256, $50 CwtS. flour,
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NEW KINp OF oNGRES
What u Nall Machine Suggested TO u
Thoughtful Man.

hhh u MAIL mnchtnea suggested 20 q
Thoughtful Man.
Burdette Of the Burlington Hawkye has
been visiting a nail factory in Ashland,
KY, and was so much impressed with the
wonderful ingenuityand accuracy OF the
machinery that he wrote as follows:
"Why, the machine that. makes the nail
ought to be allowed to vote. 1t ought to
be sent to Congress. II ever n OF the
machines in the Norton Mills runs for
Congress | will come back to Ashland and
vote for It. 1t would make u good Con.
gresham. 1t al make good nails, and
can made them to perfection, md 1t
dosen't try to do anything else. l watch
ed one Of them for an hour, and It went
on all the time, making good, useful,
perfect Mills It never once talked
politics, II never went out to take q
drink. 1t never wanted 10 introduce u
bill to make the Government issue
four hundred billions OF kegs OF nails, and
loan them to people who want to build
chicken houses. 1t didn't say that it
thought nails should be remonetized and
made q legal tender for the payment OF all
debts, public and private. II didn't say
that the country would never be prosper
GUS until we had an inconvertible currency
OF single nails, secured by a bonded fund
of railroad spikes. It Just made nails.
And 1t made them we'll. 1t knew 1t could
make nails, and so it just went ahead and
made them.
Now, I1ORcei knew man who made
shoes. He could Cobble a pair OF old
shoes, too. He could sew on an invisible
patch with yellow thread, so that It would
look like sunrise on the Ohio. How he
could make shoes! Well, sir, one day
that man dropped his wax in q painful Of
pegs, laid down the hammer and got
to telling what the Government ought to
do, and what Congress ought to do, and
what he would do il he were there, and
the first thing he knew they sent
him 10 Congress. He used to
charge only ten cents for sewing
on q patch as big as a fifty.Cent piece, and
only twenty cents for a new heel, and fifty
cents for haltsoles. And he pounded
leather all day for about one dollar and
e~ighty.ive cents. And the very first day
he was in Congress he introducedza Bill
for the free coinage OF 81, 100000, 100000,
OOO, 1000, OOO,OOO,OO0 in one dollar green
backs, with a provision that the amount
should be doubled lit should appear that
the amount originally specified in the bill
was insufficient to meet the demands of
trade.
"And yet that man could make good
shoes. ,tkG
"That's what I liked about the nail ma
chine, 1t did what it could do best.
Therefore, suppose now every man in
Congresswas a nail machine, and could cut
about five thousand kegs OF nails per week,
as well and perfectly as these machines ut
Ashland. Who would care forthe revolu-
tionary plans of tho friends OF the sixth
section? The Government could sell nails
enough in q month to keep the army go
ing for a year."
"The more l look at the nail machine
the more thoroughly am l convinced that
1t would do better in Congress than did
my friend the shoemaker"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

P%HILApELPlIA, May @.-Woo Demand ae-
tive; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Viz.
gtnia XXX and above S0aSsC; extra S6a
S6ct medium 30a3Sc; coarse 30a3Sc; New
York, Michigan and Indiana western fine
SOaSSC; medium S6aS7c; coarse 30aSIc; comb.
Ing washed 3Sa42c; unwashed 2sa30; Canada
coarse and medium unwashed 2SaSIc; tut
washed S5ai0c; extra and merlno pulled SOa
S6ci No. aud superine pulled GOaS5c.
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RAILROAD B~oNps-Actiye.
ArARP nnvna-nOlI

SrOCEa-The speculation on stock ex-
change to-day was characterized by much &C.
tivity and fluctuations were wide and fire.
quent, In early dealings q firm tone was de-
veloped throughout the general list, which
advanced XalH per cent. During the after
noon, under the influence Of more stringent
money n selling movement was lnaugurated,
and Louisville 4 Nashville broke from 68X
10 ", but recovered to OK Wabash, which
was adversely affected bv reports that the
company had %reliRqulShed It's plan to build
an extension to Detroit, fell from 30h to
SIX. The general list declined Na2 per
cent, but In final dealings there was q frac.
tiotHl recovery. American District Telegraph
advanced from cot 72K ami reacted TO Tx.
At Baltimore to-day the shares Of the B. &
o. Company opened at lOSH and closed atlO0.
Transactions aggregated 27,0 OO shares; H..
900 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, 10000 Wabash,
$3.50 Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
5000 St. Paul common, 5000 preferred,
10000 Lackawanna, l2 900 New jersey Cen.
trail, 1900 Michigan Central, 1000 Hanni.
bal 4 St Joseph, 1000 Ohio 4 Mississippi,
5000 Western Union, 10000 American bis.
triCt Telegraph, 5000 Pacific Mail, 400
Nashville, Chattanooga 4 St Louis, $500
Louisville & Nashville, 1900 Iron Mountain,
lnd 1900 klnSlS CitY & Northern.
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RAos-l3fc me-. mound.

RAos-lNc pee pound.
sAlT-peF barrel, Ohio river, 81 iOi Pitts
burgh 81 90.
s8pEE KGAur-$2 copper half barreli whole
barrel, go.
sEEDs-Timothy seed, 81 40 per bushel
clover, 81 90; Kentucky Blue Gras, perbush.,
66a75c; Orchard GraS 81 25ai so,
TALLOW-GAa6c for country.
ToBAcCO-Navies, 5Oa56ci Twists 65aGOc,
vISEGAR-Per barrel, s. 6Oa8O 10.
WItGELING SrOGIEs-Per 1000 $40 6Oall %.
WHITE LINE-Per barrel, Doc.
WoOi-Quotcd ut SOC for choice washed,
and one-thirl Off for unwaShed. Marketdull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

Nav YoRk, May T.-Business continue.
fair with wooden goods commission houses,
and prices remain firm. Cotton goods N
steady demand and very firm. Atlantic
brown sheetings advanced by agents. Prints
and gtnghams quiet. Printed lawns and lress
bunting. doing well. Holsery and under.
wearing in good demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

EAST LIBERrY, May observation-disclosures,
to-day 1870 head Of through aud 92l head ol
local. Supply fair, with active retail trade,
Only four loads sold for shipment; several on
hand yet to sell. Prices u shade Off to-day;
s. 70at 25.
Ho~Os-Receipts to-day $50 head; Workers
50 6QaS IS; Phlladelphias g 85aS IS,
SnEm-ReceiptS to-day 1900 head, selling
very slow at SAL 20 for fair TO best,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

PrTsBuRGH, May q. -PErEoLEuM-Quiet
crude 0i4c al Parker's for shipment; rsinet
Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, May ELECTROMAGNETIC
opened quiet and steady, with 74Hc bid; ad
vanced TO Zoe, ut whlcliprice It closed. ship
nents 5000 barrels, averaging $1,000. Trans
l25,0 900 barrels,
ANTWERP, May 9.-PETRoLRUX-2OHd.
LONDON, May 3.-PETRoLEuX-7Ha7Nd,
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CHICAGO, May 91.-Ths Drovsrs' Journal
reports:
AoOs-ReceIpts %, 1000 head; Shiptnents4.OO
head. Market active, firm aud advanced &C.;
coarse heavy - 35a3 10; good mixed packing
s. 60aS IS; light bacon IS 4Oa3 70; fancy
- 00; choice fancy s. 0Oa3 G5. Market closed
quiet and rather tame,
CArrLE-Reccipts $500 head shipments
2,4O0 head; yesterdays advance was lost on
account OF the heavy supply; export cattle
81 coal OS; one fine lot held at - co. good
shipping q GOAL 70; butchers COWS 81 GOA
4 20; bulls 81 70a8 80.
sEEEP-Receipts 1900 head; shipments 24O
head. Scarce and wanted.
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S5aSGci do mixed SSaSAc; Pennsylvania S5aC8c.
Rye-Quiet at 6aaG0c. Hay-Steady and un.
changed. Provisions Steady and UNCHANGED,
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. ENa-Erm
OF l2c. Petroleun-Dull and nominal. Coffee
Outlet and unchanged. WhLsky-Dull and
unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

BAlfrMoRE, May 97.-Flour-Frm and un.
changed. Wheat-Western lower; No. 9
Pennsylvania red 81 l64; Noe western win.
tera red, spot and May, 81 l2Aal I2X;
June s. l2hal l2sG; July 81 llNa1 llX.
firm; western mixed, spot and
NAY 4SHaiSsGc; June 4SMa4akc; July 4SHa
Oats Firm and shade higher; western white
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Tnlarhn

ToLEDo, May 2L.-Wheat-Firm; amber
Michigan spot SlOOl1 asked, 81 OSX bid; July
81 05; No. 2 red winter spot 81 1OX; June held
at $lGSH, 81 OK bid; July 81 OK; August
heldat 81 %. Corn-Firm high mixed held
at SSNc, 3slSc bid; No. 2 May SSXc; June
$50; July held at SSXc, 3sNc BID. 0ats-Dull:
No. 2 held at $50, 3lc bid; No. / white $40,
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By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK May 27.-MoXEY-Market &c,
tive at 4a7 per cent, closing at Gao per cont
Prime mercantile paper SHa6 per cent
Sterling Exchange Bankers bills at 81 81
Sight Exchange on New York 81 S0|.
Produce exports for the week 5,3I3,OOO.
GovERSMESrB-Welk and lower.
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NV YoRK, May 27.-Cotton-Dull ut Is
alSTc. Flour-Dull and prices unchanged,
WhGat-Moderate trade; rejected spring 75c;
No. 8 do 9la0lI<c; No. = do 81 OF; un.
graded Minnesota red 81 12a1 10; No. . do
81 l5Aal lOH; No. | do 81 lOal lGA; un.
graded white 81 l1al II; No. do ST l0Xa
| NJ; No. / do, sales Of $500 bushels at
81 l2Xal -. R%ye-Firm; western store Gle,
Barley Dull. Malt-Dull and unchanged.
Corn-More active; ungraded 41a44ISc;
steamer 42Nai3IEc; No. Z, 43Aai4c; No. .
white 5lHc. 0ats-Dull; No. ) white 37a
she; No: 2, 37Na3sHc; mixed western
S5aSGHc. Hay-Nominally unchanged. Hops
Quiet but steady; yearlIngS 2a4c. Coffee
Dull. Sugur-Qnlet and unchanged; fair to
good refining GMaG11c, MolaSes- Steady.
Rice-Nominally unchanged. Petroleum.
Dull and unchanged. E~ggs-Firm; western
l0alSlSc. Pork-Dull old mess 50; new mes
$lGnlO lex. Becf-Quiet. Cut Meats Unchang'
ed. LArd-Activc; prime steam SO 25aG 80.
Hutter-steady; western Calico. Cheese
Unchanged. Whisky-Dull; 81 OIL bid, 81 0S
asked.
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John Robrecht and others.
The undenigned special commissioner hereby riye
notice that BY virtue Of the authority vested In them
will on "'
Saturday, the 3Ist day Of May, 1879,
Commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction
a the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County.
West Virginia, the following described real eslRte n
the city o. Wheeling, y est Virginia, or 70 much There.
o. ~ may % necessary 10 pay the Hens EcCited In said
decree Of February 5th, 1919, and the costs q mid Suit
and the expenses Of sale, tO-wIH The pmperty known
formerly IS the KeIm House, now called the "Central
HOTEL situated At the corner Of Water and Four
teenlh streets, aud bounded as follows: Beginning
Ut the northeast corner Of Water and Fourteenth
Streets thence north With Water street ons hundred
ieeti thence east BY a line parallel with Fourteenth
with the west line Of said open Space south
twenty-five feet; thence east by a line parallel
with Fourteenth street 10 an alley; thence south
win ne west line Of said alley seyenty.eisht
hne Of said Fourteenth street 10 the place Of Begin
ming: together with the right TO use EAld alley on the
east AIDE 81 said property, 10 common with other as
Nsuees Of James and James X. Baker. Said commits
stohen In making sale Of said real estate will oder Tor
sale hTst that part Of said real estate upon which The
hotel building y erected and Tho ground 10 the rear Of
aid hotel building and 9. equal width Herewith 70
the alley, th1t Ia 70 say, all oil said real estate lying
south Of line commencing on Water street at the
northWest corner Of the main hotel building on said
real estate anu running east parallel with Fourteenth
street 70 the alley; and II 4 sufficient amount OF money
shall he bid for said. part Of Eald real rstate 20 6St o.
iered 70 pay OH the said liens, costs aud expenses, the
undersigned will sell said part and no more Of said
real csttei but Il such sufficient amount Is moi bid for
euch part then they will sell the whole OF said real e..
tAle Inst above deeTibed, or 70 much thereof as shall
% necessary 10 pay aid liens, costs aud expenses, TO
the higheyt and best bidder, together with the right 70
use aid alley.
TERHSoP SALE.-OneLthlnl Of the ~purcl,ase mopoy.
and As much nure as the purchaser NAV elect 10 nav
In cash on the day Of sale; and for the residue Of tia
purchase money bonds shall te given to the Commits
9lonerS By the purchaser, dated on the day Of Eale and
bearing Interest from that date, each for one-thlrd Of
Eald realdue, and payable In w I've, eighteen and
twenty. four months alter their date, with personal se-
cuEity therein approved by tho undersigned; lie lille
70 10 retained until the whole Of the purchase money
Is paid.
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C1NCINNNr1, May q. -Hoes-Quletand easy:
common 81 S5as is; light s. 20SS Is; packing
. 2taS 80; butchers s. 5Oa3 O5. Receipts
Las head; shipments 1000 head.
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d. IonIs HOE MnrkeL

ST. LOUIS, May 27.--Hoes-Higher; rough
heavy s. 10a3 25; Workers to Baltimores s. 70
SS %; smooth heavy to Philadelphia s. 5Oa
8 60. Receipts 200 head.