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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-18
CINCINNATI.
The Baldwin Murder.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE police
have not vet succeeded in unravelllng
the mystery surrounding the death OF
Harry Baldwin. Schaller, who was sup
posed TO have fired the fatal shot was
released on $1,000 bail. The pistol he
used was 80 calibre, while the ball ex-
tracted from Baldwin's head was only
22 calibre.
The Newport Lynching.
The body of Kline, who was lynched
back of Newport, last night, was lett
hanging by his lynchers until frozen
stiff. The coroner went after it early
this morning, but it had disappeared,
and it is supposed to have been stolen
by parties in the employ OF the med
ical colleges in this city There are ru-
mors that the Kentucky authorities will
proceed against the lynchers, who made
no great effort to disguise themselves.
A Political Breeze.
Considerable excitement in the city
to-day, over the reports that the Demo
Gratis have been gathering evidence to
show that ButterwOrth and Young,
Congressman elect from the First and
Second Districts of this city, were
elected by unlawful means, and that a
large number of atiidavits have been
taken and will be used in Washington,
tomorrow, to prevent the seating of the
above named gentlemen. 1t is charged
that many OF the atlidavitS are signed
by fictitious persons and will not bear
close scrutiny.
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Consumption Cured.

An oh physician. retired IRON prac-
ticc. Laviu, had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula OF
"a simple vegetable remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure Of consump,
ton. bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and
all throat and lung affections; ais" a
positive and radical cure ior nervous de-
bility and all nervous complaints, after
having tested IL wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases, has iclt 1t
ni, duty n make II known tu his suffer
in, fellows. Actuat,l bv this motive,
ami desire t. relieve human suffer
ids. will sent. free oi charge, 70 all
who desire it, this recipe w!h full d.
rrctions for preparing AMI using, IN
German. French or English. Sent 10y
mai. hyaldrrs,ing with stamp, naming
this u4p,r. W. IS. Shcrar, li9 Powers
Block. Rochester, Y. y.
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MIDDLINCS PURIFIER CASE
Verdict for the Defendants.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE United
states Circuit Court to-day decided the
cases OF the American Midliings PUri-
fier COMPANY agglnSI lh,', ,"IiIrr> .'' -, -
CIV III iavOr Of defendants, on the
ground that the Rcissued patent does
not conform to the original, and there
fore it is malil. The Minnesota cases
follow the ST. Louis cases. The plaintiff
will probably appeal to the United
States Supreme Court.
ST. PAUL, March IA decision was
rendered in the L. 5. District Court
here, to-day, in the case of the Amcri-
can Middling Purifier against John \.
Christian, ct al, being the Minnesota
branch of the patent cases lately tired
in II. Louis. The decision by
Judge Dillon, is that the
patent originally issued covered
a process for an improvement in the art
of manufacturing flour, and that the
claim made under the reissued patent Is
expanded to cover process Tor purify
ngmiddlings. This not being described
in the original patent, the claim il un-
tcnablc, and the patent, 50 tar aS II re-
frrs To the middlings purifier, Is void.
The Court does not enter into the qucs-
ton OF infringement. Jndgc Nelson
COnCurS.
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CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

Ex-U. :. senator Geo. Golithwaite,
of Alabama. died suddenly, sunday, at
Montgomery.
Subscriptions 10 iour Per cent. loan
since saturdays report, Sl,Sl',35O.
The damage at Szcgedin is estimated
at one million and hall pounds s,er-
ling
\ Rome dispatch says Carlo Mori-
chini. Bishop Of Albaus, Is dying;
aye "a.
The caucus of Democratic CongrCSs-
men. last night, nominated Randall for
speaker on the first ballot. The Repub-
Ecans nominated Garfield.
The situation in Alaska is critical.
Massacre OF the whites by the Indians Is
momentarily expected.
The case Of Widow oliver against
simon Cameron, Tor breach OF promise
Of marriage. came up IN the Washing
ton, u. c., Circuit Court, yesterday.
There was the customary Observance
OF y. Patrick's Day throughout the
country.
The Greenback members OF Congress
have decided % cast their votes Tor Hen
drick h. Wright, OF Pennsylvania, ior
Speaker.
There WAS shower Of sulphur a.
Reading and Allentown, Pa, yeSter-
day.
The miidhngs purifier case, which
has been pending in the Courts for a
long time, has been decide,i in iavor OF
/ the defendants, the millerS.
Madame Anderson has stopped walk
inc i'm Chicago, having Jailed in her task
7 by twelve quarters
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Charrea With Embeaalement.

IT. LoUIs, March l7.-Geo. III. llcaf-
iord, general passenger agent oi the Mis-
souri, and Pacific railroad. prior to last
April. was brought here to-day from
New York, 10y Deputy Marshal Cail, on
the charge OF cmbczzling large sum "i
money from the railroad company, IN
dictmcnts 10 that ctlcC; having been
found against him. ChaS. l.. White, 4
former auditor of the road, was all" IN
Gir,ed ior the same oHcnsc, but he has
not been arrested Vet. ileattorl has
been passenger agent OF the fcnnNvl.
yania Central road in New York and
Boston. during the past year. The
amount alleged 10 have been embezziet
bv Heaford and White, i estimated
from $4,000 to 5000.
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ST. PATRICK.
HONORS TO OIReLAND'S PATRON SAINT.
How the Day was Observed at New York
City, San Francisco, St. Louis,
Cleveland, Toledo and
Other Points.
New York City.

I've" OIh WY
New YORK, March l7.-Nothwith-
standing the mud, fog and occasional
showers there was the customary obser-
vance OF st. Patrick's Day. In this city
the procession lacked the numbers OF a
few yearsag In Brooklyn, apparently
not more than a thousand men were in
line. The exercises in the Catholic
Churches of both cities were well at
tended. In the evening banquets, balls,
panegyrics and private parties took
place. President Hayes reviewed the
procession in Washington.
4 snow storm in the East marred the
pleasure OF the march.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, March l7.-Notwithstand-
ing the streets were overtlowing with
mud and sush occasioned by the thaw-
ing Of snow which fell Yesterday, the
Irish OF this city celebrated st. Patrick's
day in their usual fine style, by parade
OF all their civil and religious societies.
Bishop Ryan celebrated High mass at
st. PatIick's Church and Father Me-
Cabe deliveredapanegyric on st. Patrick.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. March l7.-SSt. Patrick ; day
was duly observed here by the st. Pat
rick, Hibernian, and other societies,
assisted by the delegations from sur
rounding towns. The street parade,
this afternoon, and banquet, speeches,
music, &c., tonight, make up the pro-
gramme.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March IA beautiful day
brought out an unusurlly large process
sion of Irish societies, which paraded
the streets, making Il fine display for
two hours. Tonight various banquets,
&C., are in progress.
Ottawa.
OTTAWA, March l7.-Thcrc WAS no
procession to-day. This evening the It.
Patrick's Society and the st. Patrick's
Literary Society gave concerts. His
EXccllcncy the GOyernor-General and
Her ROYAL llighncSs Princess Louise
will be present at the latter
San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, March l7.-St. Pat
rick : day was celebrated by the Irish
societies 10y the usual parade, literary
exercises and social festivities.
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, March l7.--St. Patrick's
Day was duly observed 10y procession
in the morning and banquctS and balls
i'm the evening.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March l7.-Flour- Quiet
and firm; western superfine s. 5O(G4 90;
do extra 81 2594 IS; do family IS 0OS
5 so. Wheat-Quiet; No. 2 western
winter red, spot and seller March 81 lat |;
seller April 81 l4i@l l4s seller May
81 l4l@i l4i. Corn-Western dull;
western mixed, spot and seller March,
43sc; seller April 43f65Sic; seller May
4It(a44sc; steamer 39lc. 0ats-Firm
and higher; Pennsylvania 33(a3+c;
western white 32634c; do mixed 3l@
33c. Rye-Firm at 5S(d60c. Hay
Quiet; prime to choice Pennsylvania
Sll 00@l2 90. Provisions-Steady.
Mess Pork-At 25(d 10 75. Bulk Meats
Loose shoulders - IS; clear rib sides
81 -; packed - s.. Bacon-Shoulder
81 IS; clear rib sides 81 90. Hams-At
9al0c. Lard-Refined in tierces : lc.
Butter-Steady; prime To choice west
ern packed 10000; roll lj(d lie. Eggs
Scarce and higher at l6(al7c. Petro-
leum-Dull; crude 7lGSlc; refined 9lc.
Coiiee-Nery firm; Rio cargoes l0l9
l5c. Whisky-Dull at 81 01@l 0.!.
Now Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March l1.-Cofiee-
Quiet; jobbing ordinary 10 prime, l0i@
l6c. Sugar-Steady; inferior TO good
common iia5.c; common to good CON-
mon 5!G35ic; yellow clarified 6i97lc.
Molasses-Dull; common 22G23c; fair
2+@26c. Rice-Quiet; Louisiana or
dinary To choice js@6lc.
Oil City.
On CRY, March l7.-Market opened
active, with sales at 81 81 declined to
81 Sll, advanced TO 81 81! at which price
the market closed. Shipments 1900
bbls, averaging 5000 bbls; transactions,
80, 200 bbls.
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ALASKA.
The Situation Extremely Criti-
cal

SAN Francisco, March 1.-THE Otii-
Cial report of the commander Of the
British gun boat Osprey, now at Sitka,
has been received here by telegraph via
Victoria. lie describes the situation at
length, showing that there are about
32O whites at Sitka, of whom Is are ca
pable Ofbearing arms. The Indian vii
lage adjacent contains at no time less
than 800 warriors, andgenerally 800 and
upwards, while within dag or twO's
travel in canoes are several thousand
closely connected by ties of kindred.
Since the withdrawal of the troops,
the Indians have torn down Il
good deal of the stOckade guarding
the town, and at the time Of the arrival
OF the Osprey, the young chief who had
gone to raise the neighbOring tribes
10 sack the town, WAS mOmentarily cX-
pected to return. The report concludes
as follows: "ln conclusion, beg 10
state that | feel certain the presence OF
Oliver WalcOtt and his ship has avertcd
Il serious calamity, and that it is my
firm conviction that nothing but perma-
nent protection and some sort of gov
ernmcnt having authority, will enable
white people 10 live here without mo-
lestation from the Indians to carry on
their trade and develope the resources
Of the country.
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Cattle Export Trade.

NEW NoRE, March IA petition IN
relation 10 the cattle export trade vii
h sent to-day 10 Secretary Evarts. u
i signed by many railroad presidents,
insurance and bank Presidents, AMI
prominent merchants. The petition
Sussests that certain sanitary VreCau-
tiuns lie adopted by the British GuvcTa-
ment. acting IN concert with this GOV
ernmcnt, whereby no danger n-,-l be
appphended from the expectation Of
American cattle. AMI whereby the pres
ent burien>ome eiici may IL removed,
or AZ least robbed Of many u lis opIres-
Sive features Eyarts Is urEed - >e,ur,'
the relief asked iOr in the petition Al the
earliest possible moment, a. the ques-
ton Is one Of national importance AMI
threatens the destruction OF one of our
greatest commercial enterprises.
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Madame Andersen,s WAX.

CHICAGo. March l7.-Maiame Ander-
son stopped walking shortly before 10
o'clock tonight, when she should have
completed the 2,O5 quarter miles IN
consecutive 10 minutes. In point o,
fa,t she has taken three rests during
her walk. and has failed 20 walk twelve
of the quarters. This sPoIls the rec"rd,
but her friends claim that OWN. io a
triling overlen-,h Of track she has done
an amount Of walking more than equal
to her task, Notwithstanding her rests
her last quarter was done IN - and
she j. IN good condition. She begias
walking shortly in New York.
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FOREIGN.
English Labor Troubles.

! LONDON, March 1.-THE operatives
at Blackburn are greatly incensed at the
/ proposed reduction in wages. A troop
OF horse and some companies ofinfantry
| were held in readiness at Preston Fri
| day and Saturday.
Riot in Belfast.
LONDON, March l7.-At Belfast, to-
day, the police were stoned while en-
deavoring to prevent the Nationalists
from entering prohibited districts, and
several OF the police were injured. The
police finally fired on the procession.
BELFAST, March l7.-During the cele-
bration of st. Patrick's Day fight
occurred between the police and Ma
tionalists. Fire arms were used and u
number were wounded.
The Szegedin Calamity.
ZzEGEDIN, March 1.-THE Emperor
Francis Joseph arrived to-day and was
conveyed in boat through the ruined
town. About $4,000 inhabitants have
been removed. Those remaining are
amply supplied with provisions. The
Emperor, in replying 10 the address,
said his heart was deeply panied at the
calamity which had beiallen the inhabi-
tants. The people must not be too
much distressed; help would come. The
Emperor was much affected. He
started for Vienna this evening.
SzEGEDIN, March 1.-Two thousand
farm houses in the surrounding cOun-
try have been destroyed by the flood.
1t is believed that the waters will not
have entirely subsidized before July.
German Reichstag.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE Reichstag,
to-day, discussed the report Of the eX-
planatory action of the Government in
institutinga petty state Of siege in Berlin
Herr LicbkneCht, Socialist, strongly
Consured the measure, which he pro-
nonnccd wholly unjnsttied. He de-
clared that his party was a party OF re-
form, not revolution. He defended the
course OF the Socialist Deputies in not
rising from their seats when cheers were
given for the Emperor.
The President OF the Reichstag, amid
cheers, remarked that this conduct
offended the moral sense Ofthe Chamber.
Herr Liebknecht continued that "if
a Republic is established i'll
Germany" ,lIe was unable 10
finish the sentence in consequence OF !
the uproar which the words provoked. |
The president threatened to deprive him
of hIs right OF speech.
Count Won Eulcnburg explained that |
the governments reason for proclaim |
ing the state OF siege was that Berlin |
was in great danger. 1t was the home
of the Socialist agitation. Referring to |
what he termed the assassination and |
murder epidemic he said the inveSti-
cation showed that the instruments OF
crime were prepared in Berlin and East
Prussia.
The Rcichstag took formal cognizance |
of the report concerning the state OF
siege.
French Political Situation.
PARIS. March lit is believed that |
Waddington cannot remain PRIMER.
Fournicr is mentioned rs his successor.
Opinion gains ground that Gambctta |
must assume the Premiership. Jules |
Ferry. on Saturday, introduced bill |
Terfnr&@tftsee EtaiG7 tBhSs power pI@, OF % CON
shipS members of ftifpuds |
societies and rcorganzing the Council OF |
public instruction, so rs to eliminate the |
clerical element. Gen. BOrel, Minister |
of War, under the DcBroglic govern
ment has resigned command OF the |
ROuln army corps.
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SULPHUR SHOWER.
Singular Occurrence I'm PennsSl-
yania.

READING, Pa, lit commenced
raining here last night, and continued
until about noon, to-day. All over the
city can be noticed strange yellowiSh
deposit resembling sulphur, supposed
To have come down with the rain.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, March l7.-Thcre
was found this morning beneath the
snow, which fell last night, a substance.
in some places an inch deep, strongly
resembling sulphur. 1t has the color
and smell, and a quantity OF il was
scraped together and set on fire. II
burned readily and emitted the same
iume as sulphur.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In ia. District Court of the United States. for the
District of West Virginia. In BANKRUPTCY. Ia
the uuHtt'T of Dams l.. Hubbard. bankrupt
Notice j. hrr,hy given that petition Las bccu
to wit: nn the sth day ~ MAph, ls19, filed in
said District Cont hv Dana /. Hubbnri Who
has been heretofore duly declared n bankrupt
under the Revised statutes IT the United state
TIL" Bankruptcy" and that the 2gth Of March
1872. ut II o'clock \ ", ~ the oficc oi ], J.
Hugus, REGISTER IA Bankruptcy. No. u Twelfth
street tupstiirsi In the city of Wheeling, ia sai
district ar the time aud place assigned for th.
show cauSc Ii Any you have. Why ihr prayer uf
the sild PETITION should not be- granted.
JASPER \ MOORE
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In the District Count oi the United states, Dis
trict of West Virginia, in bankruptcy, Ia the
matter oi Joseph ". frfrcll. bankrupt.
Notice l. hereby given that Istition has been.
10 wit: uu the l2th day III september A. u. ISIS.
filed in said District Court by Joseph ". ferrll,
who has been heretofore duly declared bank
rIpt under the Revised Statute, of the init~i
StRies. title bankruptcy" And that the 18th day
oi March. ls79 at 10 o'clock 4. ~ al the Office oi
T. J. lIugJis. Register iu BANKRUPTCY, M. Il
Twelfth strcct up stain in the city of wheel.
ing IN said district. arr the time And place n
signed for the hearing. when and Nhefr YOU may
attend and show cause, " any You have, Why the
prayer oi the petition should not bc granted.
JASPER \. MOORE.
Clerk oi the nit,,l States District Court inr the
Dist riot of West kinfnia mTigDaWs
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The Chinese Lecturer.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA Chicago
dispatch received to-day announcing
the lecture tour of Chan Pax Kwai, the
Christianized Chinaman, under the
management OF II. &. Hansbro, creates
much amusement in journalistic circles
here. where the true inwarlne~s ui the
aaair i, understood. Chan PAX kwal' :
mission originated in the fertile brain OF
Chester {. Hull, better known 10y his
d'ids of the Monumental Liar OF the
United States, and the former writer q!
kearney' : speeches, who, in conjunction
with certain waggish reporters, including
Hansbcro, wrote up lectures for Chan
Pax Kwair, and with Pecuniarv all from
the Chinese six companies started him
on his travels, expecting 20 reap
a rich harvest in the lecture field. Ger
tain complications among the origsua-
tDrS OF the scheme as 10 the division oi
the spOils resulted in the iaCts comm.
to light among the newspaper men OF
the city.
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Railway Collision.

H,RRIsBrRG, March 1.-Two freight
trains on the Northern Central railruad
came in collision, this morning. neSr
Cumberland. Both engines were wrecked
and thirty cars thrown into the sus4ue-
hanna river. Charles Delaney, fre-
man, had his leg torn of, and one con-
ductor was slightly injured.
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WAR and gold-A hotel rdr based on
gold prices. In order Ia accommodate
both classes Of travellers, the Grand
Central Hotel, on Broadway, New York.
is now kept on both plans, the Ameri-
can at $50 Ia $500, and the European
at Sl.OO, and upwards, per day. An
elegant Restaurant, at moderate prices,
is conducted hy the Hotel.
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DRY GOODS.
NsN YORK.

New YoEE. March I7.-lJy GoO1s--
The iobbing trade continues fairly ae-
tive. Cotton gU.zls in steady demand
and firm. Prints more active. Apron
prints selling freely. Ginghzns in bet
Ter request. Dress goods doing well,
and woolen goods quiet The Bsilof,T,
savs that 800 piec.s oi dre-s silks will
be sold az auction next "Wednesday.
Foreign gods in fair rt-gue~t.
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The Kheaive's Financial Troubles.

CAIRo. March 1.-THE khe,hve has
requested the Ro;hchillS "a acCePt the
Modification of securities agrel on Tor
the new loan. The RoihchIils de-
clinei. and have gwen notice Of their
intention to suspend advances. The
Khe,iive threatens them with legal pro-
ceeiings.
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Ticket Office Robbed.

XANEsyILLE, March l6-The Cincin-
natl and Muskingum Valley ticket office
was raidcd last night by trdmpS, who
pried open the shutters and windows
and walked of with about $2j in cash.
Officers claim to have knowledge OF the
parties.
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Tramp Lyuched-

CINCINNATI, March l3.-Klein, the
tramp who committed an OUTRAGE on
Mrs. Truesiall, near Newport, ny, a
few days since, was hanged last night
by q mob, 10 a tree short distance from
the scene Of the outrage, AZ a late hour
this morning. The body is still hang
ing.
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Ordnred TO Sitka.

SAN FglNClsCo, March 1.-THE
United state, corvette Alaska, recently
arrived from New York via Panama,
has received orders to 20 10 Sitka. She
vii! sail as soon u she can take stores
on board
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March l7.-Flour-Stcady
and unchanged. Wheat-lrregular, un-
settled and generally higher; No. !?
Chicago spring regular S9ic cash and
seller March; gilt edge 90tc cash; 9Osc
seller April; 9l!m94ic seller May; No, 3
do. Sic; rejected G6!c Corn-Fairly
active and shade higher; fresh 334c;
regular 81 lc cash; 32c seller April; 36sc
seller Nav. Oats Demand light but
holders firm at y ccash. Ryc-Firmer
at 4jc. steady and unchanged
at 75,a SOC. Fiaxsccd fairly active and a
shade higher; good to prime crushing
81 32lCal 10; choice clear sowing II GOA,
lG5. POrk-Active, firm and higher at
so 90 cash; $40 0OGIl0 02l seller April;
$40 4OMlOl2l seller May; SO - seller
June. I.ard-Dcmand fair and prices a
shade higher at - j2l cash; 81 52!6g
+ 81 seller April; 81 6OgG 81! seller
Nav; - t7lcaG 20 seller June. Bulk
Mcats-Strong and higher at - 9OCa.
} lOM5 -. Whisky-Quict al 81 Oi.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.


East Liberty. March Cattle
Rcceipts since Friday SSl head OF
through and 22l head Of local stock.
Total Tor the week ending this day,
1872 head Of through and 97S head OF
local stock. against 400 head Of through
and 80 head OF local stock last week.
Market lair az last week. prices.
Hogs-Rccript, !, 80 head; total for
the week l2.2,,j head, against .lG,HiO
head last week. All sold; Workers - ~
a. 90: Philadclphias - iOhi4 90.
sheep Receipts 800 head; total Tor
the week l., ,4oO head, against ll,2JO last
week. selling slow at 25c of from last
week : prices.
New York.
NEW YORK, March E.-Bccves Re
cripts 600 head. Quality not gcncr-
alIv good. Demand fair. Market a shade
further advanced and all spld. Extreme
range Tor lots slC,lO!c; general sales at
s.m 9lc. including four car loads therO-
kce steers at ~. About l,OJO tat steers
were used by beef exporter At "ltg lOr.
Shipments tur the week j.pJJ quarters
Of beef. against 1850 Last week.
sheep Receipts 5000 head. Market
0uict aud rather weak at about former
prices. or at - las - for ordinary 10
extra grades. with a car load Of choice
Ohio W,,hcrs. l34 lbs. average, az :, -
Ter 100 To-. -Four car loads were taken
bv exporters at - 7jtaG y. Ship
ments Tor the week ! 400 carcasses.
Hos.-Receipts 300 head. Market
duh and nominal; no sales, live weight;
Onlv 3 70 per 100 lbs. oferet for good
corn ied western.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Dnouers'
Journal reports hOy receipts : 30 head I;
shipment. $500 head. Market active
ani Jl5IOc higher. Mixed packing - ~
Ca3 80.
Ca,,le-Receipts 900 heal; ship
men,s ! 90 head. Market steadv; snip
ping - I0a.j 10. butcher ...,r- - ~
al Is; COWS - 7jlo ~; -'ncScr- 500
G4U0.
Sheep-I.eocipts 60 head; shipments
go head. Market strong at - 1Ja3 -.
Circinnsti.
CrxcTxxATI, o., March l1.-HIr-
Oui-t bot firm: common :: IIt5 %;
Iiyht - GOES -, r'arElng : - %;
butchers' - l21gi -. RrceiPts -
head: shipments ~ be2,L