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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-11-18

A colored woman in Lexington, Ky
who is now drawing pension of IS a
month from the government, recently re-
iccted an offer of marriage, remarkng, by
way of explanation: "lf does, dc gubmcnt
will take my pension away, and nary
niger in Kaintuck is wuiT IS a month to
mp,h
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-11-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Apples before breakfast, well masti-
,ated, are an aid to the digestive or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The marks on the guage last evening,
indicated depth ei feet q Inches in
the channel and still falling slowly.
PITTSBURGH, August 27.-River2 feet
: inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm.
New ORLEANS, August 21.-No arri-
walls or departures. Weather partly
clear. Thermometer 81. Light rain this
morning.
EVANSVILLE, August 27.-Up-Graf.
ton, Schench, Josh Nethroop. Weather
clear; mercury %. River . feet inches
and rising slowly.
ST. LOUIS, August -. Arrived
Port Eads and bsrges. New Orleans;
Bowen and barges, Ohio river. De.
parted-Cherokee Pittsburgh; st. Gene
We've, Memphis. River stationary,
with 10 feet and inches by the guage.
Weather cloudy, very warm and the
indications tonight are rain.
CAIRO, Angus, Observation-Disclosures
Rule, CincinIati; Hickory, -. Louis.
Departed-My Choice, 81. Louis River
S feet and inches and rising. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer, 81.
LOUISVILLE, August 27.-River fall.
ing with : feet2 inches in the canal.
Weather clear and hot. JOS. ID. Parker,
Cincinnati 10 Memphis; Alex. Cham.
hers and tow, Rising sun, Joseph Cook,
Joe Walton and Dick Fulton, with tows
10 Pittsburgh ard return. Golden
Crown due up tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
PERSONAL POINTS.
'ertinent Savings and DOings.

ssA"
Max, A. Beuter, an old Wheeling boy,
who formerly worked with Trimble "
IIornbrook, but who is now foreman OF
a large plumbing establishment in Wash
inyton City, has been visiting his friends
in this city for a month past, returns
home ON the early train Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. W. X. Isham, vi Wheeling, who
ha, been visiting frienrs la and near
town, returned nome Thursday.-iW'r
ind,pcmfrm.
Major W. l.. Bridges, the genial
Superintendent OF the MOundsville Peni'
tertiary, was in the city Tor a short time
Yesterday.
Mr.. John Beuter, OF this city, who
has for some time past, been working IN
Williams North Wheeling drug store,
severed his connection with that estab-
lishment last night. Mr.. Ii. intends at
tending the Philadelphia Pharmaceu-
teal school this fall. lie starts this
morning for short pleasure trip through
Ohio.
Prof. Carl Hermann has returned
from the East, where he has been Tor
some time past. -,
Miss Sallie Kells, OF Steubenvilie,
who has been visiting in the city for a
iew days, returned home last evening,
Mr.. q. G.. Bright, oil Steubenville, Is
visiting DIR. A. +. Gasnire, OF this city.
MIR. Andrew NJ. harkins, the polite
and polished Assistant Superintendent
OF the Delivery at the Postoliice, will
leave to-day for an extended tour OF the
North (Greene county, Pa While alb
sent he will by special invitation stump
the county of Greene.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
CLARINGTON.
A Small Budget from Monroe County,
Mostly Political

A Small Budget from Monroe County,
Mostly Political.
The meeting of llancock's club, at its
last session, was enliyened by speech
from Prof. Will +. Wise.
Some nights since, the Republicans
made an effort TO enthusr. having as II
speaker Mr.. DAVIS, their candi late for
Congress in this district Ii was rather
a tame affair, corsistiag OF an audience
of mragrr dimensions. including the
Democrats. The speaker thought
when Hancock cOlamI"d.i al Get.
tys0rrgh. AL praise was due tie
soldiers, but where Garfield happened
To be he was the specially.
Our ie low citizen. &. lOh,ns'cin, who
is on visit u Vienna, Austria, with
his Youngest daughter. on account oi
the death OF an Older daughter, the wife
OF DR.. Wchnan, are expected home
shortly.
A hail.storm i.W days agp damaged
the giOwln. crops and broke Il larr"
amount OF glass in iiIr I'd aeon, neigh.
horhood Il passed west ot this place.
A trip to,hr village al Chriipcli, son.
twenty miles southwest from This place,
for two days past gave an excellent OF
portunity to judge of the swcltrring
heat, which was very oppressive To
man andbeast.
A sudden gust which gave ~ occasion
to stop for a short time, seemed to give
present relief, bu: after travelling short
distance we found stream which 1t
was necessary to cross swollen TO the
extent that awaiting OF some two hours
was necessary before We were able 10
cross.
The roads generally are in very bad
condition, caused by the wash from the
sudden hard showers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
MULDOON'S MADNESS.
lilo Attempts to Cash His Checks
and Quit LIES Game.

THURSDAY morning Judge Cranmer
had before him at the Police Court SEES
sion, a man named John Muldoon, who
WAS not "solid man." He was very
strongly addicted to the flowing bowl,
aud His Honor gave him six months.
He was then removed to the bastlle on
the hill at the head OF Eighth street, and
placed in his dungeon cell. In
the course of few hours
SUPERINTENDENT Maloney heard a shrill
veil, and rushed along To where the
bunk was from which the sound had
proceeded. He there found negro
prisoner pointing towards Muldoon,
who had Jagged piece of looking glass
in his hand with which he was saving
his neck, and had made 4 fearful wound,
iron which the blood was gushing
iuriously. Maloney shouted TO him To
sop. which he did, drawing the glass out
and letting it fall to the floor. DIR. Ed-
wards was immediately telephoned Tor,
and i'm a few moments was on hand and
bound up the wound, which was very
bad one, and came near being a
very dangerous one. Muldoon was
handcutfed and placed in such posi-
ton that rendered it impossible for him
To do himself further injury.
At the time he expressed his sorrow
over the fact that he Tad not killed
himself. lie lost large quantity OF
blood and was very weak. Last night
he was resting quietly AMI stated that
he had no recollection OF the affair.
The man : reason is evidently some
what upset, by too much bad whisky,
and that black hole OF Calcutta,
termed " heeling workhouse, will not
nv any means assist in restoring one to
health and sanity.
The suicide business in this vicinity
is becoming alarmingly frequent and
and offers chance for some scientist
TO investigate the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
POLITICAL POINTS.

The boom is booming.
Hancock is still ON the crest OF the
wave about here.
The Island usually turns out the finest
drum corps. What will it do this time:
II. K. Ferguson, Esq, had quite an
ovation at Wellsburg, rs is detailed in
another place.
The Goli speech iell upon Radicals
hereabout in Way that was stale, Hat
and Improbable.
1t was predicted by a Republican,
Yesterday, that Kaiser Wilhelm Schultze
would b. defeated this fall.
The Eighth ward Hancock and Eng
lsh club will, so they say, turn out the
largest uniform line in the city.
The nobby Young Mems Garfield club
has gone the inevitable way.
4 communication from "a Soldier"
will receive attention Monday.
The Democrats are Strengthening and
solidiiving everywhere in the county,
and the chances OF electing the entire
ticket were never better.
The Fifth ward Garfield club excurted
to Steubenvile, yesterday evening, on
the new ferryboat Climax. Naas' band
accompanied the boys.
Mr.. Moody Randall. the rag.money
evangelist, cxhorted an audience in the
Eight ward last night.
The disciples of Peter Cooper are
preparing to hold their country con-
ventiOn.
General Woodiord, of New York, and
George &. Sturgiss, the next Gov.
ernor" according to Isaiah Gotl, the
prophetl, will address the Republicans
at the Capitol tonight.
The Eighth ward Hancock and Eng
lish club held large and enthusiastic
meeting last night at koch's Hall, Presi-
dent Wait in the chair. Several matters
of purely business nature was trans.
acted. 1t was decided to uniform and
couip the club at Once. Good work will
be done in R,tche this fall and the dis
triCt will be for Brown and the county
Ckct.
A gentleman OF this city has recently
returned from a trip through the west,
principally iu Indiana. He says the
Democrats are confident OF carrying that
State in October and by alarscly increas-
ed majority in November. He relates
one scene as follows: 81 was in
one of the counties-the one Richmond
is in - and was sitting at the door of an
inn. A small crowd collected and be.
gan to talk politics. Presently the
landlord said: "l'll bet 500 ! can name
thirteen Republicans who will vote the
Democratic ticket this fall A bystand.
or said: Il can 20 YOU better than that.
III make the same bet ! can tell v, u
twenty Republicans, right he:e
in this priscinct, who vii! vote ( r
Hancock. asked this man how the
State would 90 in the fall election. He
said it would give the Democratic State
ticket from five to eight thousand ma
ioaitv and would double that for Han
cock and English" Indiana is all right.
There are four Democrats who would
like to succeed Jimmy Nicholl in charge
OF the street brigade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
Pole Raising-A Prisoner
Jaiied-Heavy Storm.
ST. GAINESVILLE, o., August 9th.


ST. CLAIRsyILLE, o., August 9th.
The principal topic OF local interest
here is the proposed annexation OF con-
tguous territory to our town. The
council have resolved upon annexation
and have made a survey OF the terrific
~ to be annexed. The extension OF the
corporate limits OF the town will add
considerably TO the population and taxa
bic property OF st. GAINESVILLE. The
property holders, whom it is proposed
to bring into the corporation, are kick.
ing vigorously and propose to resist an
nexatlon. At the time the people OF st.
Ciairsvillc voted to tax themselves $50
0O0 to build the proposed line OF rail.
way to connect with the Tuscarawas
Valley X. r., the people who now
squeal about annexation were the fore.
most to urge the levying OF that tax.
Now, when they are asked to come IN
and help pay the tax, they ought to be
the last to object Ii was fine thing
for the people OF the town to shoulder
this enormous tax, and their nelghbors
(who dessire equal benefits from it,
have none of it to pay. Now. 1t
makes mighty sight OF diff
ference whose OK gets gorcd. But it is
altogether probable that the rich subur-
ban residents will pay their share OF the
railroad tax.
The Democratic BOYS OF this place
have raised two Hancock poles and talk
OF putting up another on Downing s cor.
ner.
Edward Biakely. OF Mead township,
was lodged in Jail last Tuesday, charged
with the burglary OF Whites store and
the postoiiice at Key, on the line OF the
Belaire and Southwestern railroad.
The John Turk farm, near this place,
was sold by the administrator a few
days ago, to George Barnes, for $50 GO
per acre.
Wednesday afternoon We had one OF
the severest storms that ever visited
this section. South and southwest OF
town considerable damage was done to
the crops.
An old colored woman named Hester
Wooten, who served as cook at the It.
Clair Hotel, was found dead in her bed
this morning.
Our town is exceedingly dull. There
is considerable political talk, but the
weather is too warm for anybody toeet
excited over that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
Church Notes.

Preaching services at the Third Pres
Lyterian Church to morrow by the pas
Tor. Rev. i. q Lvlr. morning AMI ev' :
ulnr. sabbath school at > z. N.
There will BE- preaching IN the t.rst
prrsbvtrriAn Chulch ton orrow by the
pastor, Rev. ID. \. tuuuu CHAM, ID. ID,
at i0,%D A. VI,
Fourth Street VI. r. Church, Rev. G..
p. Masien, pastor. Preaching ut 1850
4. VI. and 80 i. VI.
The pulpit oi the Chapllnc Street NJ.
I Church will b. occupied bv its pas
TOT. Rev. +. 4. Hughes, both morning
and evening.
Services at the L. L. Church to-mor-
r,w at 1880 4. VI. No evening service.
sabbath school at =. VI.
Rev. y. Steele will preach in North
street Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow at 10. O'Clock in the morning;
subject. Regeneration. In the evening
at - o'clock; subject, Be Not CONFORM
r,l 10 the World. SUNDAY school at > =.
". Superintendent. Mr.. Vim. 4. VIII
soE assistant, Mr.. J. &. Morrison. All
in North Wheeling ave invited to these
services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
cALrExpyE'S GEORGIA NIxsTRELs,

CALiENDEE : GEORGIA NlNSfRkLS.
This well known organization will be,
IL seems, the first regular company On
the road To open the amusement season
IA this civ. They will appear In the
Academy 1T Music, il being impossible
To procure the Opera House. The COM
pany is too Well Enown To have anything
iurther said Of it. Among the musical
selections that will Dc rendered will be
"Mornin' by the Bright Light" that is
said to be simply immense MS rendered
by this company OF c0lOred artists.
The New York Hgruid in speaking of
this troupe SAYS: 1.-The Georgia's far
excel their darkey imitators in many
points. The new melodies find in them
the iittest interpretations. They have
wealth OF plantation sayings, you look
in vain Tor among the mere pretentious
delineators of negro characters. The
little extravagansas are very rich in their
fidelity to negro life, and they are full OF
natural, rollicking fun, in which there is
10 faint of vulgarity. Their audience
was large and fashionable one, who
were enthusiastic over their perform.
ances."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28

were opened to the light and his head
was piilowed on the great throbbing Re
publicau heart, and he was sent to the
barems of the great Ottoman Empire
to initiate the Musselmen In the
beauties OF divine reconstruction.
And Kew was drawn through the re-
construction mill and his rebel sins
were made white as snow or wool by
the blood OF the Radical lamb. He be-
came good enough to sit in the Bible
class councils OF Hayes Cabinet and
hold his little portfolio. And Misther
Burke, of the county oil Monroe, the
man who will fall before the blunt and
bluff honesty OF our fellow townsman.
Col. O'Brien, he, too, was saved from
the wrath to come and was given shelter
i'm the Republican fold. And there is
still another
while the lamp holds out 10 burn
The vilest siuner may return
and this is little George Sturgiss, the
sacbem from Monongalia, the worst
rebel OF 'em all and now the meek' st
lamb i'm the Radical fold. III OF the
were welcomed and over them was
more rejoicing than over the ninety
and nine that went not astray.
|, is impossible, in this brief outline,
b give any adequate flea OF the speech,
or the force with which it Tell upon the
audience. The language was grand, the
figures, powerful and original. His
story OF the gospel OF hate" as shown
i'm the Republican policy toward the
prosrrate South, and his tribute to
Mother Virginia, bowed with her regal
brow i'm the dust was touching in the
extreme. In concluding that subject he
said: And now having shown you the
argument of the "Solid South" i now,
with disgust and loathing that is un.
utterable, cast it aside as l would
fostering corpse had dissected.
In conclusion he took up that immor-
t,l document, the Radical platform,
adopted at Grafton, aud held it up to
view, plank by plank, on the point oil
keen scalpel. Forcibly and unanswera-
bly he shattered it and finally dropped
it, consigning it, in the m nj ri every
nearer, TO a grave from Whence no res
urrecting angel will ever call It forth. In
comparison with its misstateneits, he
exhibited facts and figures showing the
change IN the State since the Radical
maiori,ies had been wiped out and West
Virginia redeemed. Especially worthy
of note is the fact that during the past
three wears, there has not been one dol
lar lost by delinquent sneriifs.
lie was applauded to the echo and at
the conclusion ended meeting, small
in numbers, but which was character
lied by two oil the finest speeches de-
liyrred this campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
GENERAL MARKETS.
baltimore.

Baltimore. ,,
R.rrxosr, August T.-Floar-gsu.
md IN huyer's favor; western suPeln;n1 ss
90 saI on ~ rs: extra 81 00@4 70; family
60 HNSS ~ Wheat-Western lower
and dali: No. 2 western winteI vince 20.
snot. and seller August 81 Vtsso Ho,
S SapIIsr September 81 O6t(Sl 0et; se,le.
S Se 81 0slal OS}; seller November
81 O9@l oct. Corn-wesIeIn ..ilet An.
ed: western mixed, spot and s eIIes "a
gust 52Ic: seller September o.iS .iv.
seller October 53G53lc. OatsIGS .:ss =,
western white 3S939c. Rye-Quie. a.
S5c. Hay--Steady; prime 10 c" ,"u
PENNSYLVANIA $40 OO(a,2l w pei .o
Provisions - Firm. Mess FORK
SID 756I7 90. Bulk Meats . L? 9.s
shonldrrs. none offering; clear RIO sl1es
none Offering; do packed 6l@stc. ia, "a.
conN-Snoulders &c; clear rib sides Ioc;
hams l2i@l3Ic. Lard-Rehned tsrcss s
q. Rntfer-Ouiet: prime to Cn0ice
Wa western packed Ii320c. Eggs-hisher
and firm at Ice. Petroleum.Cruoe
NOMINAL. refined &c. Codee-StronR'
Rin can,oes ordinary to choice l3(g,9tc'
Sm,sy--Verv strong; A soft lose. Whis'
ky~Higher and firm at 81 IA.
Chicago.
Cs,cAeo. August 27.-Flour-Steaay
and unchanged. Wheat-ln iS,t nc
mand but at lower rates; NO. : CnIcasv
sprinc SHE cash; SIZE seller Septeinoe.,
Spc SELLER October; 9Oc bid seller Novem IN
her Corn-Unsettled and lower at Sos
S3S3c cash; 39(639sc seller September
IN, seller October; S9ic seller November.
0ats~Steady and firm at &c cash .osc
seller september: 26i@26ic seller Octo-
her, Rye-Quiet and unchanged. par
iev-Dull. weak and lower at &c: FORK
Demand fair and prices hlgher, al a,
sl7 90 cash and seller September; Slo oo
Cll6 is seller October. Lard-Easier
sts7 Is cash: 81 SO(I7 S2l seller Sep
,smber. s. 9OG37 92i seller October.
Rnlk Meats-Steady and in fair demand |;
shoulders s. TO: short rib IS 50; SNORT
clear IS so. Whisky-Active, firm anu
higher at 81 ii.
To,rpo. August 27.-Wheat-Essier;
M z white Wabash csc; No. white
Michigan csc; amber Michigan $500;
No. . red Wabash, spot, 96sc; seller Au'
oust 96,c: seller September @ic; seller
October 91,c; seller November we;
rejected Soc; No. . amber Illinois 81 w.;
80. > red mixed Ole. Corn.Dull; hiRh
4 mixedi3!c; No. 2spot and seller septem.
her 4Sc: seller October 43.c; No. white
SIC; rejected ic: damaged 3S!c. Oats
steady; No. ., spot, and seller August
] nj,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
NUTSHELL NOTES.

ALrrrLE social affair is booked for the
North End tonight.
The prospects for q first.class paw
paw crop are excellent.
THERE will be q large amount Of
money in circulation tonight.
The heat was such Yesterday as to
again compel the mill men to quit work.
TIE employees Of the Central Glass
Works received their hard cash yester-
day.
PRor. MULLEN will open his dancing
school in this city on the 10th OF next
month.
Payday to-day at tine Riverside, Bel
mont and Top mills and the South
Wheeling glass works.
Tue new fire alarm gongs were tested
at the Atlantic engine house yesterday.
They worked splendidly.
The Central Glass Company will ship
a large quantity OF glassware on the
steamer Sidney this afternoon.
A GOSPEL temperance meeting will be
| held at Parker's hall tomorrow alter
noon at 4 o'clock. Everybody invited.
PRoF. WI. BAKER. the Wheeling ma
gieian, as recently returned from til ,
| through the state. He reports having
had good time.
Tux pastor OF the Church oil the lm-
maculate Conception. Rev. Father
Schleicher. is at present confined 10 MS
room with spell OF sickness.
TuERE Was a very pleasant little social
affair given in North Wheeling last
evening at the residence oil Mr.. Thos,
Siers. The company present were nice
| ly entertained.
Brrvery little was done in the Num-.
cipal Court Yesterday. In the case ol
James II. Ferguson VS.. Cowan x 20
i'm assumpsit, an order was entered COM
promising the case, and court ADJOURN
ed until to-day at l0A. NJ.
ANDY, the little son OF James Colts,
of North Wheeling, who was prostrated
by the heat day before yesterday while
riding his hobby horse, tainted away
ayain Yesterday, and remained ior sew
eral hours in a state oi unconscious
ness.
RANDALL, the Greenback expounder
who has been laboring in the city fol
several days, held forth in the Eighth
ward last evening Tonight he finishes
his course by giving 4 speech at the
Fifth ward market house, and the mana
gers expect big crowd.
OFFICERS LEE and Wilcox yesterday
arrested man named Coolahan, a
"How.eytOwn," charged with lunacy
Ii might be stated "llowleytown' is or
the hillside, near the Upper Riverside
mill.
Ar | O'Clock this morning, Martin
Thornton lost his only son, Marrle, ;
bow OF nearly three years OF aye. Little
Martie was an exceedingly bright hoy
and gave great promises Tor the future
His death is a blow to his father, anC
will be read with SORROW by host o
sympathizing friends.
YESTERDAY morning Squire Miller
bound Albert Price over 10 court IN the
sum of 500, which he could not turn
ish, and was sent to jail. The charge
was stealing a coat irom man named
Hutton. Price claims he bought th'
coat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Wheeling Female College.

This institution will open its Fall
Term "Wednesday, September LIST.
Miss Lille Courtney Cook, OF Albany,
y. Y, has Teen secured to assist in the
musical department.
Prof. Carl Hermann, OF Studtgardt,
will remain in charge OF the Conserya.
tory OF Music.
Miss Annie Logan will take charge oil
the French school. Miss Logan has
been studying the past Summer at the
Chautauqua University under Prof.
Lalande, the acknowledged best French
scholar in the United States. Miss 10.
gan will Introduce and teach entirely
the natural method.
The College has been thoroughly rem
ovated during the vacation, and its ex'
terror and interior appearance is neat,
elegant an! attractive.
Board OF Trus,ces-Hon. &. ID. Hub
bard, President; DR.. I. II. Logan. Sec
rotary; b. c. List, Treasurer; Benjamin
Davenport, Esq, A. W. Campbell, Esq
II. h. List, Esq, Augustus Pollack,
Esq. J. 5. Rhodes, Esq, Samuel i. Hill.
dreth, Esq Hon. A. J. Sweeney, q. X.
Wheat, Esq, Joseph Bell, Esq.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEW YORK. August 21.-lteeves-
Receipts 800 head. The quality was
lair to prime, with number oil calves
and some very fine steers. The market
WAS fairly active, and prices were u
per head to ic per pound higher; extra
native steers S@l0lc. with 10 extra
steers, |, 500 pounds average, taken Tor
expectation, at 6lN,1c. Shipments to-
Jay. 100 liz. cattle o 20 out tomorrow.
$50 live sheep, APO quarters Of beei,
and $50 carcasses Of mutton. American
refrigerator beef sold in London to-day
at I'll per pound.
Sheep-Rereipts 800 head. Sheep
were more plenty and closed easy, but
all were sold out at good enough prices,
including common to choice ut IS ID
per 100 pounds. Lambs are doing bet.
Ter and the pens were cleared at ~ 300
: 30 per 100 pounds. with few tops at
81 90. The quality was not generally
good.
Hogs-Receipts 800 head. Market
quiet and unchanged, with about four
car loads sold alive ut - ~ per 100
pounds, and three other car loads on
sale, but holding of for - 3O@,5 30.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Drorers
Journal reports hog receipts ri, 200 head |;
shipments 5000 head. Market opened
weak and closed lower; mixed packing
- coal %; light IS 10; choice heavy
- 00ido -; many unsold.
Cattic-Rcceipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 1900 head; best active and firm.
"r; common To fair shipping dull at
- GOtri 70; good to choice 81 5O(hf 50;
export 81 Y5mj 10: butchers ut 81 OO(d
$50; grass Texans firm at 81 40CGa SO;
Nebraska and Texans ut - 80; natives
3 30: cows - 7j(a2 so; stockers' active
at - 25Gb3 W.
Sheep Receipts 400 head. Market
firm; butchers 50 60tGi 10; shipping
- lOh / -.