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DISGIsACEFUL ROW
In a Pittsburgh Presbyterian
Church.

PrTsuUEGu, March 29.-Thc Oak Al
lyy Presbyterian Church was the scene
ul another dlssracclul row to-day be-
tween ,hc WuudSldc and the antl-WoOd-
s,dr factions, the presence OF the Mayor
and police being found necessary lor the
preservation OF the peace. Both factions
had called meetings for this morning to
elect trustees. The Woodsiders an
LounGed thai lhey would hold theirs
la the church, and the opposition,
10 avoid trouble, called theirs
IA the house Of the ianitur.
When the latter arrived there
th,r ipuul the Woodsidcrs in pos
session. The anti-WoodsiicrS asserted
their rights aud insisted on holding the
election. The scene that cnsucd baillcs
description. Tables and chairs were
dragged about, both forces sometimes
protesting with all the vlgor and vchc'
mence they could command Finally,
with the all Of the police, order Was re-
stored. the auti.W WuOdsiders Withdrawing
b. the office ui their lawyer, where the
voting wus carried on without further
mulrs,at,uu. The Woudsidcrs also
opened polls at the church. Both sides
now claiu the election OF their Candl-
dates as legal aud more trouble is APP
pretended.
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Iutcres,iug piscovery

kugANNING, Pa, March 2S.-One OF
the largest caves discovered SINCE the
Mammoth, ct Kentucky. was found on
the iarm oi Casper Flick, Madison town
ship, armstrong county, Pa, by some
ore dicscrs in the early part OF last
week 4 party Of twenty from this
place explored II to day, and pronounce
Il one ui the greatest natural wonders ot
the axe. the entrance 10 the cave Is
between two large rocks, and 1t Is al
most impossible Tor man to creep IN.
The height ranges from SIX 10 twenty
feet The cave i divided into rooms,
the partition being crvsialized limestone,
ii which the ROOF Is also hanging full
Five balls ut tNIue were unravCled, 50
that tue party exploring could not lose
themselves. 1t is thought 10 be four or
tive miles in length. A party from this
place win explore it to the end this
week
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Coal Trade Matters.

Yesterday stNlbcTtAAl News
Coal agents were very reticent Satur-
day about the results, II any, OF the con-
ference OF coal operators at Baltimore.
IL was reported from a semi-ofhcial
source that the companies had decided
to pay no mere than 6i cents q ton for
coal, and to extend the working hours
from to II. one operator said that so
many Of the large spring contracts had
been lost bv the strike Of the miners
and the uncertainties OF trade that they
were not anxious TO begin operations.
Business has been made very brisk IN
the Mryerslale region since the strike,
and the demand for this coal al Locust
Point has been 50 STRONG that local or
ders cOuh not be filed in some cases.
4 foundry man here, who has been
short pi coal, stated Saturday that II he
coul1 not get some by tomorrow be
would close his works
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HOUSE

Under call OF States, the following
bill was introduced and referred:
By Mr.. Herbert 10y request Pre-
scribing and defining the manner Of
guaranteeing % each State a republican
form OF government ltproyides when.
ever the Presid mt shall ascertain that
there exists a controversy between two
organized bodies, each claiming 10 be the
legislature of State, and such contro-
yersy cannot be determined by the law
fully constituted authorities Of State,
without resort TO military force, he shall
communicate the fact TO the Senate,
Whibh shall determine which Of either
Of the two bodies Is the Legislature Of the
state
The morning hour vas dispensed
with, and the House went into Com.
mittee oi the Whole. Mr.. Converse in
the chair, on the consular and dipio
matte appropriation bill
The pending amendment, striking out
the clause APprOpriating $4,000 ioI
okayco dGfdir, and diplomatic officers
abroad. WAS defeated.
Without disposing OF the ball the com
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
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An OLD srAGEK.s
Predictions About Lcg,slatiou.

s2s BAD Geo ,us E,s,,,yr
WA,UINGyUN, March -.
ASKED thoughtful old mcmbcr OF
Congress to-day, whose opinions are rc.
spryt at both ends ut the Capitol,
VIA lr thought would be- done at the
Trrs.Ut session, aUi hr replied. III |
S.r. correspondent | would state that
,.. river aui harbur biil viii pass, not
BECAUSE @ ought % pass, toritgiycs some
600 ylIr ltlr rivers, among others, what
tary .se Iut entitled &. | would then
.,y tur appropriation bills will pass
"Ut course they Will | replied, "bC-
r,.s. tu,v provide iur your salary
"IU.u would further rrmgrk that
uH,ug- material will bee done IA regard
.jar iJuH
q have already so stated.
.BIt. said hc. lit will bear
u.us repeated, but YOU may
|ait that alter another census
Republicans aud Democrats alike will
ur tF,.i tp mu.lIly materially tUc pres
yul tlul laws amt make rapid stTydvs
tlAara Tree trade. "Nill the Wood
iuuilag bill pass Congress aud become
law2" asked. he replied, This Is a
Presidential year, and each party is
anxious 10 put oR what will Keep. and
that viii until next December. What
about ;Lr Mexican war pension BILL
s,i T.. "NuW, don I bothtrmc further,
d. guYIls!. as Uy bultyd ui.
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A PITTSBURGH SENSATION.
Mysterious Disappearance OF u
Pauper.

PlTsRUEGH, March 29.-The startling
disclosure Was made to-day that John
Gochriug. Il paupcr from Wesimorcland
county. Who WAS sent some time since
t1tuc insane department Of the Allie
ghcuy city poor farm, had been ulur-
dcrci ly some one unknown seven
weeks aso. th, officers Of the iustit ution
huyyiu. the body. 1t is alleged'that
me killing Was done by the supern-
tcndrut Di the insane department. The
curuuer Is now investigating the mat
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SATURDAYS STORM.
Considerable Damage Done.

appears, from reports that are coming
in, tp have been most severe IN cen
traI Illinois and Missouri aud eastern
Indiana In some places considerable
damage has been done, hut mostly IN
the way ot broken irncrs, glass aud
roofs Champaign county suffered a
loss asgregatlng nearly $1,000. The
farmers report the fences lcveled and
land under water The wires have been
in difficulty throughout Iowa, but re-
ports from that State do not speak OF
any damage inflicted.
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TaE CHKIsTIAECY CASE.

The GOssips Turning their Attention 10
tUa Woman In tue Affair.
S,.ria, ,u ,bc Register
NsuINGTOS, March ~.
ru,r Tenn iui, IN thc scandal mar
A.t .., .sr .s Juc Ucn are concerned the
sY,slps taye opened their batteries
trrsH uqHU i'IIiy Mrs ChrisIiaucy, who
tyrs wlts her mother at a boarding
trgsr. don't care whether she Is
guilty u, Uut, have Up sympathy with
Abolish u.i man, with death aud decay
bH.. Nut,u- o. iurrriJSo the mortgage
tUr, have uU uIu, Who mJrygcs a Young
.lgi uut ogt 90, L,rt'yu-, aud then cx-
i..t, Uvr tu bc a 'ovjus, faithful vile.
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Nominations Confirmed

WASmSGToN, March 81. The senate,
ia executive session to-day, confirmed
the following nominations: 20 Toe l.
;. CDusuls-Brct llaEtc, Ghwguw, u. &.
Marstuu. ul Illinois, at Malaga, 1hu5.
T. Prrutiss, Oi Vermont, at Port Louis
". T.. Maugum, oi North Carolina. at
Ten Tsiu. \ &. Jones, of West Nlr-
giu,a. ut Nu.ISakl. Paul lange, ul Iowa,
at Ia Rochelle, 10 \. CouJut, OF Michi-
gan. at Naples. WIN. I. Rice, ut Massa-
rLusrttg at IVulDru
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Cold Bloodod Murder

ST LOUIS, March 29-What proves to
be- another cold-blooded murder was
commitck here last nigt. jim Burns,
u negro, recently from Mississippi, beat
and abused his wife, and she left him
about three weeks since. lie then made
several attempts 10 induce her 10 return
to him, but she refused. Last night he
went TO the house where she was work.
INK AS a servant, aud shot at her through
window, inhicting fatal wound. She
diei this afternoon. The murderer was
arrested this evening as he was leaving
on the steamer for Nicksburg.
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Roy F.tallY Burned.

WASHINGTON. Pa, March S.-Two
children OF Mrs. Daniel Fagan, a boy
and 4 girl, aged respectively siX and sew
en- years, were horribly burned al
Brown syil,e. They were left at home
alone by their mother, and they built a
fire IN the stove, throwing on carbon oil
l. make il born briskly. An explosion
followed with the above result, The
bows BODY in front was 50 badly burned
that the skin came off. he cannot re-
rONpr.
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in the country worthy OF connection
with, and that is the Republican party.
] 20 further still, and you can state it,
that Virginia, like New York and Penn
sylyania, will 90 for Grant
la reply 10 question as to whether
Grant viii be nominated, Senator Conk
ling said:
III have already made myself clearly
understood, and that do believe 50. II
the English language is apprehended by
me ! use language intelligible when |
say that Mr. Grant will be nominated
that nc will he elected, and am in
trusely iur him"
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RUSSIA.
Poss, bility of War with China

Poss,b bility OF War with China
ST PETERSBURG, March 29.-The pos
sibility OF war with China is freely
discussed here. A dispatch from Berlin
says: To keep the Chinese from kuldja,
the Russians are endeavoring 10 induce
the King OF Burmah to join the pro-
posed Japano-Siomese alliance against
China. A new Japanese envoy will
leave Toxic for st. Petersburg, in April,
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DIZZY GOODS.
EeU YofE.

NEw IoRK, March 2g.-Dry Goods
Business continues light with oommls-
sion houses. Cotton goods in moderate
demand at first hands, and steady. Prints
quiet, except wide prints, which are
fairly active. Ginghans IN good de-
mand and 6rm. Cotton Dress goods &C
tive and scarce. Mems wear sooIens
quiet and firm. Foreign goods IN mod
eratc demand
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New York Democratic state Convention

AIBiSY, March 29.-Thc Democratic
state Convention for choosing delegates
10 the Cincinnati Convention, will meet
at. Syracuse April 20th. The call in
yites the Democratic electors OF the sew
eral Assembly districts aud all others
who intend 70 support the nominees OF
he Democratic National Convention, 10
tend delegates to Syracuse.
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PenAltI for seduction.

I.oUIsvllLE. March 29.-The Lower
House Of the General Assembly, to-day,
passed q bill aaking the seduction OF
any unmarried female OF good rspute,
under 2T years OF axe, under promise oi
marriage, felony, and fixes the penalty
at from one 70 ava ysars in the Psnitsn'
tiary.
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ITALY.
Illness OF the Pope,

RoNE, March 29.-Oyer-work, want
of exercise, and a salubrious air are tell
ing on the Pope disastriously.
Dispatches from London stata that
the English Catholic aristocracy will
provide an asylum for the Jusuits who
may be expelled from France.
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Couldn't Agree.

LrSCHBURG. Va, March 29.-The
Jury IN the second case Of the United
States against the county judges for vio-
lation ot the Constitution, that Of Judge
Gnfhn, failing 10 agree. were dischsrgvd. .
The Jury stood IL 10 Tor acquittal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

RAILROAD BoNDs-llulet but general
ly firm; Denver and Rio Grande irsts
advanced | per cent
STATE Boz Ds-Dull.
SroCKs-The market was irregular
throughout the day, and prices declined
Holt per cent. in the general list, while
Houston and Texas fell of and Nash.
willie and Chattanooga 81 per cent. At
the close Houston aud Texas showed u
recovery Of 2 per cent, and the balance
OF the list tG3i per cent, the latter
Western Union. st Paul and Minnesota
aud St. Paul and Sioux City advanced !
a. per cent. IN the early dealings, but
closed at reaction OF lot per cent The
earnings OF the Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids aud Northern road increased Sl5, 900
for the third week in March, and Wa
bash Pacific gains $4,000 for the same
time. Union Pacific earnings for the
FIRST 20 days of March increased 1896, 900,
the largest gain yet shown by this road.
The transactions on the stock. Fix
change aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which 400 were A. 4 7. Telegraph Com.
pany, 600 Burlington, Collar Rapids
and Northern, 200 G.. G.. & |. g., 3
600 Central Pacific, 100 Canada South.
ern, 2,400 g., g., G. K l., 1900 Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 1000
Delaware aud Hudson, 1900 Erie,
500 Hannibal and ST. Joseph, $500
Iron Mountain, 800 Illinois Central,
1900 Kansas and Texas, 10000 Lake
shore, 1890 Lake Erie and Western.
$500 Little Pittsburgh, $500 North.
western, 800 Nashville and Chattanoo-
"a CLOSING at 7SN, 1900 New York
Central, $4,000 Northern Pacific. 1900
Ohio and Mississippi, 200 Ontario and
Western CLOSING at 26i), $4,000 Pacific
Mail, 1900 ST. Paul, 5000 st. 'Paul and
Sioux City, 400 81. Paul and Min
neapois, 1000 Union Pacific, $500 Va
bash and Pacific, and 10000 Western
Union.
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lHE ADJOURNMENT OF CON
GRESS
KaowinE Clerk has Bet Cigars on an
Early One.

n "a. i' tIt Register
WAsmNGroN, March -.
n uy dispatches | have several times
liri that Mr.. Randall hoped Tor an
\ y adjournment, aud that the House
fpr1pration Committee have been
@rSlns harl with vicw 10 tins end.
SSc,i a Congressional clerk to-day,
has been here for twenty years,
ben he thought Congress would get
pushC and he replied, Il have bet
Us on an adjournment before the
ot July, and | am afraid will lose.
Judgement is entitled To weight.
Personal News Items
Z. Morrison, Of Illinois, Of the Ways
Means Committee. WAS a private az
pattle Of BCena Vista anda colonel
be late war.
oH that Senators Edmunds and
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PRESIDENTIAL POTTER
Jrlut la Massachusetts and the south.

d-lut lu MassaCLu usotts and the south.
..... tufU. k".t.t,T.
WA,uINGTuN. March ~
I.,r, is uut much boam at the head
.u.,Jsulauy ui thr Presidential as
ita,uts, p.moyratla ur Republican, just
.a.a. tue Eimuuds diversion has not
set hai ,ts ruu,aud Republicans Of posi-
.u.u assure mc that ho IL supcrsrdlug
sherman Ia New England as heir to
r.,,tN s. support, and, in fact, that the
t.s. people ut "Puritauia' a. are tur him.
n IS. Il SD happens that the best people
.ut..t section have such a Way ut drIUS
d.. wrist things possible, politically,
t..yt don't see why they may not De
H.,ui iuT OTaut, and IN course 90 time
.I.. Na,,Irhusctt, 10 make Bcu Butler
.t,.,.u.g The Grant men sr"W o. br
.t..i 20 present. "a waivulug 'uc
..s...,t rI uJs operations IN the south
a..i s. .sylu. assurances that hc 'S % hc
q. it...tr tUc UumuuS tu the contrary.
D, ...u- o. tlr GialuI,rs are, rs hereto
b iY th, elect that tuv'r usJEuyt"
h.t.g.ru Is the choice li tUUrC-hithS
,Uc people OF the North AMI
! ID, 0. ,ur machine will only give hun
...r ur will be- the nominee. Mr.
; ..,.,u ls losing ground evidently,
b 3 u.- srlp on THE solid south Was
b .. a., strong "a hc supposed, Tor over
d Virginia, Tor example, Grant and
j, u... are rarrVug counties IN the
D .t.ru II delegates tO the Stauntun
q ss.atluu that were regarded as
& .a.s lry the Secretary ui thc Treasury.
y la. a.,t active Presidential work Just
, .N o., iuuc los thC friends 0i
Field and HsuoocE.
-mrr are using the dissenting
q ...u. aud the splendid judicial rec.
q B .. their idvuriie, while the latter say
J., % Grant Is the man the Democratic
D.. uuiy needs rs its leader a diStln-
4 f..i patriotic soldier, IN whom the
.r country has confidence, The
\ asi movement lacks management,
D. .s It a stand still The eminent
y .aarc senator, does uut,s however,
y Importers among the people. Mr..
II .guIu runs his Judiciary committee
.gr,jy rs ii hc had never been men
j .uI ur the Presidency, but hls friends
aui with good reason, that hc can
/, ruut in Ohio. and that Ohio aud
isuI. with the South, cau elect hlm.
ag, hshtlng MIR nllrn, but not bit
y The Old mans friends really be-
Bee up will be the nominee, and those
SEYMOUR are perfectly sure that II
Ujuatcd hc can win.
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SWITZERLAND.
Accidents in st. Go,hard Tunnel.

GENEVA, March 29-Tho lumber OF
men killed hy accidents in ST. Gothard
Tunnel, from the commencement Of
the undertaking to the end Of February,
1880, amounted to l20; wounded, no.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
SENAIOR ThUSAAN Ill, BUT WILL
81 BtITER TO-DAY.
A Ry,..y ,i the Present Presidential Pros
pests go Cbustlncy Scandal
A. tary Close OF the S,s-
S.CH Predicted.
ssNAroR TuURMAN's CoNpI-
IIDN

SU1guaua FvuCss- GOV. Mathews In
Washington.
$3.50. u.,pa,,b to toe Register
NA>HINOToN, March -
pr. GWr.tt says tonight that Srua-
ps I.uTwSu vail, IN AL probability, be
well ru1U GA Tomorrow to take his seat
IA tLc nate, hut he does not intend To
prruut h,m 10 ito 50 because he is un.
NdEu- tNat his distinguished patient
shall rUH aHy risk
secretary sherman goes o. Ohio, to-
M4Trrw, trUcr Wtuiing.
Governor Mathews,
I'd West Virginia, AMI Stanley Mathews,
90 ohio, were on the floor oi the senate
TO-DAY.
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Wnl,an,oa Indicted.

Srw YoKK, March 2e-E1sene Fair
iax williamson, the writer 0i the an
noyins lettsn 70 Rev. Dir, has hesn
indicted.
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PRODUCE.
ev Y ork.

New YoRK, March ~. - Cotton
Dull and easier at l3ttSl3tc; futures
barely steady flour-Dull and heavy,
receipts IL 900 barrels, superiine western
and State 81 j0Gj 90; common Ia good
- O0(d5 So good to choice - bOCaSW;
white wheat extra s. S5(a6 20; extra
Ohio 81 60m7 %, st. Louis ~ j0ts7 10;
Minnesota patent process ~ OOCa,b %.
Wheat Steady, receipts 29i,OO0 bush.
els, ungradcd spring 81 q; ungraded
red IL 35Cnl 40; No. 2Sl ilc9l 4ll
mixed winter 81 3St, No. 2 white 81 -
GEl 3it. No. do, sales 10000 bushels,
at 81 36(al 81 No. red seller March,
sales I7,O00 bushels, st 81 ili6i Az;
seller April, sales 2o6, 900 bushels, at
81 IOi seller May, sales 10000 bush.
els. at 81 36iGpl 80; seller June, sales
1900 bushels, at 81 35lSl ai. Corn
Active trade, receipts 10000 bush.
els ungraded j2(a53tc, No. $50
53lc; steamer j3la,5ic, No. old jiic :.
yellow western jjCdj5ic, No. 2 seller
| March 53iCr54c, seller April bl tCa52c
Oats-Heayy, receipts ~, 900 bushels !;
western mixed 3gi(9iOc. white western
iO(1,t6c. Hay Demand fair and market
firm at 70c. Hops - Firm aud un.
changed. Cohee-Quiet and firm. Su-
gar-Dull aud nominal; lair 10 good re-
fining 7iG,7,c MOlasses Steady ior
the grocery trade. Rice- Demand fair
and market firm; Carolina 6iGGic. Pc
troleum-Dul and nominal; United
Ssic, crude 6ils7tc; refined 7tc. Tai
low-Duli at ole Rosin-Quiet ats 90
! al IS. Turpentine-S Steady at i5tCa,
igc. Eggs-Dull, western 9(Gllc. Pork
Dull aud heavy; old mess Sll Is; new
at sll TOCsll rs. Beei--firm. Cut Meats
Fairly active, long clear &c. short
clear . !c. Lard-Weak; prime steam
old s. IS. new 81 20. Botter-Nomi.
nally unchanged Cheese-Firn at II
@lIc Whisky-NomInal NJ 81 loo
| IL.
CHICAGO, March 29.-Flour- Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat - Active but
lower; No. 2 red winter 81 1871; No.
Chicago spring 81 III cash and seller
April; 81 i5i seller May. No. 3 81 AZ
oil O3 Comm fair demand but al
lower rates for fresh, 35ic regular; 33ic
cash aud seller April: &c seller May
% - Htiitf suut. oab>- boH ahu D"''
ior fresh, 29tc regular; 27c cash and
seller April; 30ic seller May. Rye
Steady and unchanged at Gsi(S7l ic Bar
ley-Easi.r q, 74fafJc. PORK -strop,
and higher at $40 50 cash and sellel
April $40 s5 seller May. Lrd-Un
settled but generally higher at 81 G2.
cash and seller April; g. l2i slleI
NAY. Bulk Mests-Strong and higheI
at 81 1906 55ls6 50. Whisky-SteAd,
and unchanged at 81 Co., Timothy Sex
Dull and lower at & 20lz2 %. FlAi
seed-steady q, 81 jolSl S..
Toledo.
ToLKDo, March 2s.-Wbeat-Firm
amber Michigans 81 25i; No. 2 red vinte
spot 81 Z5I; seller April, 81 %; selie
May 81 26i; seller June 81 "a; sslle
July 81 29t; No. . red Wabash 81 ls
No. 3 Dayton and Michigan red 81 10
No. 2 amber Illinois 81 261; No. 70.
mixed 81 22j. Corn Steady; hgl
mixed ale, No. 2 spot tO3e; ssller Ma
! 4ic; 10. 2 xhits fz4e; damaged N}s
Osts-Quist; No. . 2tSe. Clover sssd-
; Quist; mammoth H0; choice wv
prims = %.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wr3 3UhioAo.

CHUAao, March ~. - The Drop~s
Journal reports hog receipts 900 head;
shipments 5000 head All grades strong
cr aud firm ut 5al9 higher; mixed
paeking.si - AZ %; light chiefly ~ 10
(alI 5j, some common Ia medium nj
81 D(gi 40, choice heavy u 6Otay4 ~.
Market active; all sold early; quality
poor.
Cattle Receipts 1890 head, ship
ments 1900 head. Market higher. good
and stronger. common steady shipping,
good to choice at s. OOla5 7j, common
to good 81 O0d,i 20; butchers strong and
unchanged. cows 81 OOtai 10. bulls
~ 2,say3 40; steers - OOls,i ~. stockers
steady nj = OBa)3 "a
sheep Receipts 500 head; shipments
80 head. Market not quOtably lower
than - 0Vd1 30.
EasI Liberty.
East LIBgKTY, March 29.-Cattle-
Receipts since Friday 563 head oi
through aud az head Ui yard stock, 10.
tai for the week ending to-day 4, 1921 head
OF through and ,OJS head OF local stock.
against 3,774 head 81 through and ,2gt
head Of local for the week before supply
soulca hat less this week i0r yard sales
than last, bat quite enough Tor the de-
mand: all the good to extra. about ten
load, we're picked up ior the York mar
ket, and the balance Oi the common w
fair 10 the local butchers and retail trad.
ers here. The range oi prices run about
as follows: Best shipping - OODtb 20;
fair to good butchers ~ 00Ca+ IS, CON-
mon and light stud % lJta3 %, stockers
81 JDa,s 30; sales At s3 0ots,3 10, sAlea
to-day $40 head.
Hogs Receipts to-day 1900 head;
total ior the week 10 $50 head against
~. 500 head Tor the week before, iorksfs
s. 5OlpI 20, PhiIadclphias "a sjts5 %.
| sheep Receipts today 300 head;
total for the week 1890 head, against
| III. go mead for the week before; selling
fairly active ATS O0eyo - ior Common
~ extra
New Yort.
NEW Youg. March 23-I,c-ves -
Receipt. 4, ,sd0 bead. making u, 10 head
for the week. Market a shade brmes.
| With iair trade and early clearancs.
Poor 90 good steers .ttyic. prine and
extra DO lOaI0ic, fancy aud premium
llGlIic. the outs je for " Missoui
aecrs. 800 pounds. shipmsnts ior the
week l,ljO bead Of live cattle. 200
quarters 81 bcci. . 2?j cAroaSses of NUT
ton and Z75 drex-ed hogs. From To-
DAYS fresh arrivals 80 tat steers we're
rsssryed iDr en- eIporiatinn.
sheep-Eeceipts 900 head, making
=. 90 for the week. There su . 6un-
er i.eiing and traction advance rom
the Ow narck Ci las, satBriAp. shssp
ran,rI iron - ~ TO 81 ~ per loo lba-.
yearling lambs 81 ~ 10 8 %. aud spring
| lamb. from a % % s. o. yer bead.
| Hcgs- Receipts I2IDo head, making
| ~ ,gyO head for the week. Drmand very
light at - oOe4 81 psr 100 Ibs-
Baltimore
| BALrixoKr, March -. Beef Cattle
Market slow aud prices shade oh: very
be,, Itee5ie; fnt quality +6s4tc; medi-
um Js,se: ordinary &c; lDost ot tbs ssies
sere Al 4iS ltc. Receipts i.1Sj head
saies i,Ots head.
swine-Msfket moderately active st
6lsS;c Eeoeipts $50 head.
Sheep and I.4inbs kooeiPts 3,SS7
bead of.beep; prieesH oos7 o. I~mes
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