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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISGToS, March 3.
SEN ATE.

A communication was received from
the Secretary Of War giving the mum.
ber, age rank, &c, Of the officers retired
from the army since the act OF June,
1873.
Mr.. Thurman, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported adversely on the
bills for the removal Of political disabli-
ties OF individuals.
On motion of Mr.. Mcdonald, the
Committee on the Judiciary were dis
charged from further consideration OF
the memorial of John r. McLane, relat-
ing to the taking OF illegal fees in the
United States Clerks office in the Cir
cult Court OF the United States for the
Southern District OF Ohio, and praying
the appointment OF a committee on the
subject.
On motion of Mr.. Bayard, the Senate
passed House bill to amend Section
5000 Of tue Revised Statutes, 10 read as
follows; Section 5000. Where firearms,
scales, balances, shovels, spades, axes,
hatChcts, hammers, plOWs, cultivators,
moving machines and reapers, manu-
iacturcd with stock or handles made OF
wood grown i'll the United States. are
exported for the benefit OF draw
b Ick, under the preceding section, such
articles shall be entitled To such draw
back in all cases whele the imported
material exceeds one-hali Of the value of
the material used; and where cans man
uiactured in whole or in part OF I'M
ported material and filled with products
grown or produced in the United States,
are exported for the benefit Of such
drawback, the same shall in all cases be
entitled to the drawback provided form
the preceding section, where the i'm
ported material used in the manufac-
ture OF such cans shall bo not less than
40 per cent. OF the value Of all the ma
terial used in the manufacture thereof.
Mr.. Wallace, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported with amend
mcnts the House bill to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriations ior the
transportation OF mails on the Star
routes for the fiscal year ended June
3Oth. Ordered printed and placed on
the calendar.
The morning hour having expired,
Mr., Logan resumed his speech on the
FitZ John Porter bill.
At $50 o'clock, Mr. Logan suspended
his remarks 10 resume tomorrow.
Alter an executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
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Personal n sws Items
THETARIFF MEN DELIGHTED
BY the Action OF tho Ways aud Means
Committee.
Special 10 the Register.


WAsHINCrCN, MarCh ).
The tariG men oi both parties are lie
lighted at the action OF the Ways and
Means Committee yesterday, and say
that tariff revision is dead So lar Is the
FOIty-Sixth Congress Is concerned. Free
traders aud tariff reiormes oi both par,
ties lay the blame on Speaker Randall,
aad charge that in forming the commit
mittee he hal an eye to protection Tor
PENNSYLVANIA. said one Oi them to-day
"What DO General Johnston and Gcn'
eral Beale, Oi Virginia, ami other
Southern Democrats who voted against
Blackburn Tor Speaker, think nowg'
They seem 10 forget, however, that
Richmond, in General Johnston's
district, has a large iron interest and
that Manchester and other PLACES also IN
il have cotton factories. They also Tor
get that the Senate iS very Tar IRON be-
ing a unit iOr "a tariiEiOr revenue ONLY,
and is becoming less and less 50 every
year. Why, Randolph Tucker, Who has
been an apostle OF this doctrine, yes
ferday. IN committee, moved that the
duty on steel rails be fourteen dollars
instead OF ten, aS Was proposed. He
did this IN obedience To the growing
sentiment IN his district IA favor Ot pro
lection Tor iron. This Is caused BY the
development ot the large iron Tegion
near lynchburg.
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The Charge of Seduction Against Senator
Hil

hlll.
WAsHlNGroS. March 3.-Miss Ray
| mOud, in whose behalf Mrs. BcIva Lock.
wood yesterday filed papers in this city,
IN tho suit against Senator T. III. Hill
TOR alleged seduction, furnishes to-day
the following statement:
WHEREAS, A suit has been filed by
Bclya A. Lockwood, an attOrney.at-law
in the District at Columbia, in my name,
against Benz. III. Hill, the same being
an action OF damages for seduction
and support OF child, now, OF
my own free viii and
consent, without pay or reward, or
promise thereof. declare that | have
uu claim whatever against Benjamin h.
Till, and he is not my seduccr; that the
papers filed by said Lockwood were filed
without my knOwledgo or consent. aud
against my solemn protest; that they
were never read over 20 me, or by me,
aud their contents were unknown to me,
and no oath was put TO b., or taken by
me IN said case.
lSisued1 JESSIE RAYMOND.
The Star Mail Service.
WASmNGruN, March 3-The Senate
Committee on Appropriations today
took action on the House bill To- provide
Tor the Star Mail Service deficiency.
An amendment proposing To- Increase
the amount granted by the House from
Sl,01O, ,OOO tn 81 ,JO0,OOO was lost by tie
vote, understood Ia bc as follows:
Ayes Blaine, Booth, Wallace and Win
dom-I. Nays Beck, Davis OF West
Virginia, Eaton and Withers-I. Alli-
sl L.. al. nt
tending another committee. The hrst
section OF the bill Was amended to read
a. follows That the sum of S9IOOOO,
or so much thereof as NAV be necessary,
bc and same is hereby appropriated ont
ui any money in the Treasury nos other
wise appropriated to meet the expenses
oi the inland mail transportation ON
the Star routes, for the remainder OF the
fiscal year, and no further eXpediting ot
service on the Postal Star route shall he
made
The second section. appropriatlng n
further sum OF SlOO.OOO, Was amended
% read To enable the Postmaster Gen
eral To place the new service rs author
lied by law, provided the Postmaster
General shall not hereafter have the
power o. expedite any contract, either
now existing or hereafter gwen, to 4
rate OF pay exceeding ~ per centum on
the contract rs originally let
MIR. Beck then moved the following rs
"A preamble To the hill:
WuEREAS, Therp is a deficiency in the
appropriations made by Congress Tor the
Star service Of the United States Tor the
fiscal year ending June 20, 1880, caused
10y The PoStotlice Department disregard
ing the law which prohibits the eIpen-
dituVC ut money IN excess OF the appro-
priatioUs, OF making contracts which IN
vOlyr the government for the payment
oi money in excess OF the apprOprla-
tluus. aud which deficiency, unless sup.
Piled, threatens 10 deprive the people OF
the necessary mail service to which they
are entitled. therefore he II enacted, AZ.
The preamble, after au animated DIS
ruSsion. was adopted q, follows. Ayes,
MesSrS Beck, DAVIS, oi West Virginia,
Eaton and Withers; noes, Nessrs. Blaine,
Booth and WimiOnL
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The quality shows falling otf In grade,
most most Of ,hs Offering. being q 2 common
that on the part OF butchers quite limit
ed, the market in all the yards 10 report.
ed very duh. We quote common
Sheep ut &s4 eta; hlr 10 good at 5(s5t
cts. and good " extra, oil which there
are but few, at 6t@6l cts. Lambs ia
81 cts.
New York
Nxw YolK, March 3.--Beeyes-
ceipts for two days $3.50 head. All
readily sold at further small advance,
including 900 lat steers taken BY ex.
porters. Extreme range Si(Sl0ic. No
fancy or premium steers on sale. Gen
ersl sales ot fair to good steers at 9t(s
Ole. Shipments TO British ports for the
last two days 500 live cattle, $3.50 quar-.
ters Of beef, l,650 carcssses Of mutton
and $50 dressed hogA
Receipts for two days $3.50
head. Market stronger and more ac-
tive, with on early clearance, At &t(s6tc
for poor 10 choice shep, and 6t(s7tc for
yearling lambs. The bulk Of the trans.
actions was at 6Ia6ic.
Hogs-Recsipls for two days ll,2%0
head. No demand to speak OF for live;
one car load of fair Ohio hogs 1t ~ 80;
aud dealers nominally quote ordinary 10
good at q 65tGi o. per 100 pounds.
East Libsrty.
East LIBERTy, March 3.--Cattle- Re.
ceips to-day ll9 head; all for this mar.
ket; no through stock; all first hand
cattle sold out; pens clear, except of ~
tail stock. The supply has been very
light but fully equal ~ the demand:
prizes have been just shade higher
to-day than this day week ago. Nery
lew good cattle on the market. Best
ID 0Nd5 25; fair TO good ~ 0OtS+ 10,
con.mon IS 25(a375.
Hogs-Reccipts l,l55 head; Workers
81 l0CdI 60; Philadelphias 81 SOtsli b.
sheep Receipts 600 head; selling al
~ 00(aB 90 for common 10 extra.
Cnioaso.
OHICAao, March 3. - Tho f,rours'
Journal reports hog receipts q, 900 heal:
shipments 1000 head. Market quiet.
slow and easier. Pork packers pariicu.
larly weak; mixed packing 81 25(di ~.
choice heavy ~ ibtGi 20; light a 25t9
1 35.
Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments 800 head. Market slow aud
weak, but fairly active shipping steady;
Others dull sales at 81 OOtd.5 75; butch
~ O0(a3 10; stockcrs and feeders un-
changed.
sheep-Receipts 200 head; ship.
ments zoo head. Market moderately a..
tive at ~ O0(s5 30.
Cincinnati.
CISCISSATI, March 3--Hogs-Dull,
common 81 25td,4 20; light 81 25Cft 10;
packing - 30(p4 65: butchers 81 G5ta
10. Receipts Z, 800 head; shipments
700 head.
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STEUBENNILLE.
Misunderstanding Notes-A Word
for Blaine.

SrEUHENyJLLE. MarUh = Blast Eur
mace No. >, oi the Jefferson Iron Works,
Was blown in yesterday, after being idle
for several years. All the blast furnaces
in this county are now in iull operation,
except the one at Irondale, which ls in
volvei in litigation. The strikeSOf the
boilers at the Jefferson Works, growing
out of the quality OF iron, has been
amicably settled, and the men resumed
work this morning.
Steps are being taken towards the or
ganizatiOn OF new pottery company in
addition to the one already formed.
Colonel Moore, Oi the State Central
Committee, is in town to-day. He
boOms strongly Tor Blaine, and Is conf
dent that the plunled knight vill secure
at least a portion OF the Ohio delegation
10 Chicago.
Wool Growers
SrEURKNvILLE, o., MarCh 2.-At a
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Wood
Growers Exchange. held IN this city
this afternoon. the following named per
sons were elected officers for the ensu'
ing year DIRECTORS for three years
John Maiill. jefferson county, o., and
Al. H'mln. OF Brooke county, W.
Va. Auditor for three years-Samuel
Johnson, Steubenville. Secretary-
Benjamin Griffith, Brooke county, W.
Va. A large number OF gentlepen in
terrsted in the wool business were pres
ent. al.
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In.,rnn,ni fnr Blaine

AUGUSTA, March 3.-lhe Republican
members Of the Legislature met tonight
and chose the following delegates 20 the
Chicago COnvention: Eugere Hale.
James r. BodwelI, r 7. Gilar1, AlInor
A. stnouL Alternates, 0ryills ID. Baker,
Fredenck NJ. Doy, Wa Ii. simpson
and A. c. HAmlin. Resolutions were
adopted reafhrming the prilGplss Of the
Republican party and urging the nom
nation u Blaine
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Wood moved to dispense with
the morning hour for the purpose OF
going into committee Of the whole on
the Iefundng bill. The House, how
ever, refused to dispense with the
morning hour, and resumed considera-
ton Of the bill regulating the removal
OF causes from State to Federal Courts.
The morning hour expired without final
action on the bill, and the Senate reso-
lutions relative to the late Senator
Houston, Of Alabama, were taken up.
Eulogies were pronounced by Messrs.
Wright, +. Wood, Cox, Forney, Lowe,
Williams, Herbert, Herndon, Lewis,
Sanford, Shelley, House, Atkins and
Harris.
The House thon, as mark Of respect,
adjourned.
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THE SITUATION.
EArnsst DsmOeranc Presidential TalE.
special % the Register.

EArnsa DsmOorauo Presidential Talk.
special 10 the Register
WAsHINGroN, March 3
enconntered. last night, one OF the
best politicians know, aud one Of the
best takers at Washington, and | dld
not have TO ask leS,iing questions 10 OBJ
tain his views as to the situation. said
he: al was Just thinking ii the Demo
cratic party, with its perfect ability to
win the next Presidential light, viii be
guilty OF the supreme FOLLY OF suPPOs-
ing that the North can be carried on a
sentiment. Why, the people Of the
North are the most practical people in
the world, and the Democrats party has
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Propo-.l, for BonIis.

NEw YoRk, March S.-There were -
proposals 10 sell bonds TO the govern
ment at the snb-Treasury to-day, aSgre-
eating SIS, Ii, ,6O0, at 1855 to log. - Tor
6's OF 1851; l04 to l04.25 for 6's OF 1850,
and 1850 10 l04 for SIS Of 1851. Score
tary sherman has accepted proposals Tor
=, ,5l6,0O0 Of SIS OF 1880 and 1881, at lO4
for The former and 1880 20 $50 for the
laffar
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ANOTHER SUCCESS
OF Striking Coal Miners I'm OBJ
tanning their Demands.
Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
NEwBURG, W. Va, March 3.
The Newburg Orrel Coal Company
have acceded to the demands OF the
miners and given them an advance Of
twenty cents per ton, making fifty cents
for loading instead Of thirty. Hence,
they will recover from their destitute
circumstances, as spoken Of some time
aun
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Sale Of Ore Lands.

Cumberland News
Mr.. +. X. Seymour has sold the right
Of operating a portion OF his ore lands on
the upper end Of the Anderson place,
in West Virginia, to parties who vi!
open up the ores and ship them To fur
naces in Pittsburgh Ii is said that a
number OF miners will be put 10 work
on the property next week.
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FOREIGN.
RUSSIA
Aiiemptad A.aaasination.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 3.-General
hilikof. chief OF the new Supreme Ex-
ecntiYe Commission, was fired at by a
young man siih revolver this alter
noon, when alighting from a carriage at
his residence in Grand Moscai street
General Milikof Vas not hurt, and the
man MAS At once seii4d by COssAck.
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PRODUCE
nnWauksa.

MILWAUKEE, March 3.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Opened quiet
and closed dull; No. Milwaukee hard
81 %; No. Milwaukee 81 22i; No. ?
Milwaukee 81 20; seller March 81 ~,
seller April 81 2lt seller May 81 25i;
No. 3, 81 O6; No. 4, 81 OIL; rejected
90ic. Corn-Firmer; No. 2 3sic. Oats
Quiet; No. 2, &c. Rye-FIn. No. ],
75c. Barley-Quiet; No. 2 spring &c.
Proyisions-Quiet but stealy. Mes
Pork-Firm at ell IS cash; Si2 ~ seller
April. LArd-Prims steam e. 10 cash;
s. . seller April Lave Hogs-Dull
and weak at sfs2Si IS. Dressed Hog
Dull and unchanged.
Toledo.
ToLEDo, March --Whsat- Qalst:
No. 3 white Wabash 81 81. No. white
Michigan, 81 29l; amber Michigan spo;
81 %; seller April I'll 55i; 30. 2 red
winter spot 81 81; seller March 81 33i;
seller April 81 81, seller May 81 36t;
seller June 81 35i. Corn-Duil; high
mixed +lic; No. 2 spot 4ie; ssller May
$3te; DO. white i2se; rejected 4Gc.
Osts-Dul; No. 2 36ic. Clover Seed
Mammoth 81 20; prime 81 10.
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DRY GOODS.
New YoTk.

NEW ioRK. March 3.-Dry Goods
Business more active with commission
houses. Cotton goods very firm. Prints
in moderate demand and several makes
oi shirling prints rose 10 1lc. Dress
goods, lawns aud II CHAINS active and
very firm. WOODEN goods Ia steady de.
mand aud very firm. Foreign goods ia
good request.
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THE SUPREME COURT CASES.
What tho Recent Decisions Mean.
Special to tho Register.

Special to tho Rc.is,sg
WAsHINGToN, March 3.
asked one OF the b,st Constitutional
lawyers IN Congress, to-day, what hc
thought ui tie decisions oi the Supreme
Court in the West Virginia, Virginia
and Tennessee eases, AMI hc replied.
"Thcy give a white man, ii ac happens
To be q revenue Olhcer, the privilege, II
he kills man, upon his own oath, To
have his case removed from State to a
Federal court. They also allow a negro
the right to have his case removed from
State to Federal courts, but allow white
men not revenue officers no such priv
ileE.. Ii this be- not class iiscrimina-
ton, ALON not what ~. The result ut
these decisions u 10 destroy our Fed
eratiye system AMI to establish a
consolidated government What
do YOU think uI Judge
Fields diss 'ntins opinions about
which everybody are talking TODAY?
"Why, they are uOt only luminous and
strongly put but they have about
them a judicial cluJusncc, which ~
minds one Of the earlier days Ol the Su-
premc Court fhey will furnish raj
lying ground Tor the defenders ui the
rights Oi the Statrsi ia thc contest against
those who Wuuld reduce the States tO
the level Ot counties or ordinary MUM
cipalites" This wCll-kuown lawyer of
the House Is uut alone IA hls estimate
OF Judge Field opinions, aS no utter
ancus from the supreme bench iur many
a day has created 50 marked a sensation
in Washington or OCcasiOEcd such uni
yersal comment.
Personal N News Items
Vim. L. Bridges, superintendent ui
the West Virginia penitcntlIry, ,s here.
Gen. tjtz John Porter occupied a
seat in the senate gallery, while Ucn.
Logan was speaking.
Senator PendletOn has agreed that
Robert Boiling. OF Petersburg, Va, may
appear before the Census Committee
and defend himself against charges
which caused his rejection as Supcryi-
sOr Ol Census He has been r,uDmi-
mated by the President
The withdrawal oi Piuchback's npmi-
nation as naval officer Tor New Orleans
has created no little stir.
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NOTHING TO WEAR"
30 Poor He Didn't Have Congressional
Garments
special 10 the Register.

WAsHINGruS, March 3.
The Special Committee to investigate
the cause of the removal OF tie Ponca
Indians from Nebraska TO the Indian
territory wanted white Eagle the
POnca Chief, as 4 witness, yesterday,
but was informed that he had no clothes
suitable to appear in before a Congress
siOusl committee. lIehad arrived night
before last, and Senator Morgan said he
thought it very singular that he was
sufficiently well clad to paya visit 10 the
Indian bureau early yesterday morning,
and have an interview with Secretary
Schurz, and vet could not come some
hours later 10 the Senate Commit &c.
The Senator evinently thought there
was some more important reason for
keeping him away than the want n a
suit of al fitting Chatham street gar
mCnis, such as are usually put OH the
lords OF the forest when they come here.
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Labor strike.

CIsCIssATI, March 3.-Thiry-siI OF
the workmen Of the straub Mil C0mpa-
ny struck to-day. aud they say they er.
pcct more 10 follow them. The canse IL
the refusal OF the proprietos 10 allow
extra pay for time above ten hours q
day. There are about two hundred
men employed.
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WOOL.
Boston,

BosroS, March 3-Wool-firm aud
prices gradually strengthening; holders
not disposed to sell except at very full
prices; Ohio and Pennsylvania bj(s6Oc;
Michigan and Wisconsin b2Cd5Sc comb
ing delaine DNab2ic; pulled lSa87c.
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Pound Dead.

wLNISGroS, DkI-, March 3-Henry
Pepper, Law partner Of Senator BAyard,
Was found dead in bed this morning.
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Suicide.

CoLUMuUs, March 3-Mra Julia Ann
jenkins suicidcd at Mt. Vernon this
morning. She tied her lower limbs to-
gcther and jumped into q cisiern while
her husband and children were absent.
No cause assigned.
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THE BULL CREEK FEUD.
COnkle's Curious CannOnade
Quite Costly.
pecial Dispatch 10 the Register.

spoclaI UIsphIgh % IHe htkhVs'
PARKERsBURG, March 3.
VIM. Conkle, alias Swenck. the Bull
Greek artillerist, was to-day found guilty
OF firing into the house OF Rufus Rails
ton, with intent to kill. He gets four
years in the Penitentiary. This ends the
Conkle- Ralston feud.
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jail Delfveu.

BnvIDKxk. n. J., March A--The prs
oners in jail here attacked and over
powered the keeper, and nine escaped
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THE FITz JOHN PORTER CASE.
Southern Mem bers will n OF Join the D,s-
Cussiop.

WAsHiNGToS, March D.
| hear OF no uthyrn Democrats IN
either Ill use who propose to take part
in tac discussion Oi the Filz John Pur-
ter case Indeed. there was surprise
AMI sum, regret when Senator Beu
HILL, OF GcOrIia, Yesterday interrupted
General Logan during hjs speech tJ ask
hun some questions.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money at 5 to 6 Per Cent-Goyernments
Quiet and lOwsr-Flour Steady and
Unchanged Wheat Firm
Hogs Dull.
FIN AhCE.
N ew York.

NKw YORK, March 3. - MoSrv -
At sos per cent closing at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6@5i per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 4s4; sight
exchange on New York 4S7.
SILyER-At London so 7-l6 pence; bar
silver here ll2l subsidiary silver coin
3(9l per cent. discount.
GoyERSMENTs-Quiet and shade low
er. A report, which could not he veri.
fed, was in circulation that the Secreta-
ry OF the Treasury would accept several
millions of the bonds offered to-day
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All the dealers report the market slow
throughout, from the beginning 10 the
end Of operations. Prices are generally
considered a full q of on nearly all
grades: in some cases | Il. lover. EI-
treme tops, which were SCARCE showed lit
tie, IL any. change from last week. Com
mon cattle were not numerous, offerings
consisting chiefly Of the middle grades.
Quotations, 2s5t cts, few selling st
either extreme. most a the sales being
recorded between 4iC55t cts
MICH COWS.
Trade Is extremely dull at iorner quo
taiiOns, S2O(s,St0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

The run 10 quite light ssyUL han
dred Ices even than lsst week 3 o6erinsA
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LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore.
BALrIAoRE, March !, 1850.
RECEIPTs FoR the WEEK.
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REMARKS on BEEv CATTLE.

REMARKS oS BEET cArTLK.
The arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to 1857 head, against ] ,s0i
last week and l.002 head the corrrspon-
ding week Of last year, and the sales
during the week amounted TO slO
head, against I,0i3 las, week and g3i
the corresponding week Of last year, and
were a. follows:
To Baltimore butcher. rs............-........... rs
10 pDultFl J'sliefs ~
To eastern buyer .- ..-... lA
To Washington city bgthers............--...
Total saio~ Vig
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REnARKA.

There 10 some increase in the receipts
and little improvement IN their quail.
~. Prices vary little. II any, from thoss
u lat week, with the demand reported
iafr in most oi the yards and good only
In one Of them. We quote common
rough ho2s, such ~ stags and sovs q
6lsSt ets- and the better grades 6i66f
cts-, with seiections st % cts, not many
selling st the latter price.
saKxP AxD LAKE. M
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@Saa's::z::;ifs'sssisi;=s :!3!:: .: g
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CScNsArI, March 3--Hogs-Dull
common 81 2Nd4 20; light 81 25Cst t6;
packing - 3ota4 ~; butchers' 81 O5ta
Z 10. Receipts 400 head; shipments
100 head