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MR.. FRYE SECONDS BLAINE.

Mr.. Frye said: once saw a storm at sea
in the night iime-an old ship battling for
it, life with the fury of the tempest; darkness
everyw here, the winds raging and bowling,
huge waves beating on the sidss Of the ship
and making her SILVER from stem TO stern.
The lightning was flashing, and the thunders
rolling; therp vas danger everywhere. |
saw al the helm,--caln, bold, courageous,
lmmos able-a commanding man Ia the tenn
pest. Calm IN eommotion, IN dlsmay hope
ful. saw him take that old ship and bring
her into harbor, into still water, into safety.
That man was a hero. [Applause]
saw the good odd ship Of state, State OF
Maine, within the last year, fighting her way
through the same darkness, against the same
dangers She Was f.eighted with all that is
precious, with principles 0. our iep.blic, with
rights of American citizenship. with all that
is guaranteed to American citizens By our
institutions. The eyes of the whole nation
were on her and an intense anxiety filed
every American heart lest the grand old
ship the state Of Mai.c, might 90 down be-
meath the waves forever, carrying hes pree.
ious freight with her; but there was a man
at the helm, cheers calm. deliberate. COM
handing, sagaeious be made every foolish
man wise and courageous; he inspired them
with courage. Hopeful, be gave heart to
the disma,sd, and he brought that good old
ship safely into barbor, into safety, and she
floats to-day greater, purer stronger for her
baptism Of danger.
That man, too, was heroic and his name
was James q. Blaine. Lond cheers Maine
sent US to this magnificent convention with
the memory of her own salvation from i'm
pending peril fresh upon her to you repre-
ssntatives of fifty millions Of American peo-
PIE, Yto have me, here to counsel how the
Republic shall be sssed, She says, Repre-
senta,iyes of the people. tske the man, the
true man, the stsuneh man for your leader,
who has just saved me, and he will bring you
TO safety and to certain victory" Renewed
vociferous applause.
RESULT or FIRST BALLOT.
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Mir. Secretary Sherman is tall, 1.-THE
and well formed. with 4 kindly. cordial and
equabse temperament, am MANNER Of lIan-
simplicity and sweetness.
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-Congress. during the past week ha-
been somewhat retarded in it, proceedings
by the absence Of quite number of IT, men
bers at Chicago. The Senate has passed a
resolution Of inquiry into the removal Of
cen.us supervisors, i, being claimed that the
President had DO night TO do so while the
Senate was in session. but the law provides
that he may remove supervisor, for iEcom-
potency at "any time" The Senate has
passed the agricultural and Legislative aDpro-
priAtion bills with amendments, which the
House refused TO concur IN. and they will
go Go conference committees, The House
ma. passed the general dehcienc! bill with
an amendment that the amount appropriated
be used 10 pay L. :. Marshsls for election
purposes Adjournment is not expected to
TO take place before June 10Th or June 18th.
The majority repor, on exodus claims that
the movement was instiga,ed By republicans,
bu, the minority report shows that It orig
mated in the oppression of the blacks.
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And no one having a majority of votes,
there is failure TO nominate.
The Grant men checrel because they had
come out ahead on the first ballot.
SECOND BALLOT
was ordered and commenced at - -
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Nutrition improved. strength restored and
disease arrested by Malt Bitters.
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RESULT OF FIRST BALLOT.

As tie last state and territory responded,
there was futter Of tally papers through
out the hall, murmur here and there, and
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a general whispering of the result. Presi-
dent Hoar rose, and announced the result
as fnllnms
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There was brief debate on the civil ser
vice resolution added a. above. Flanagan
Of Texas opposing it on the ground that &C
cording to the democratic maxim ITO the
victors belong the spoils;@ and Cessna OF
Pennsyly ANA, endeavoring 10 have the plat
form recommitted. The civil service amend
ment sa- adopted by large majority; and
then then whole platform unanimously
adopted.
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e. &. burrill, Agent.

fg'y,t!fh Semi A"nual Statement Of Assefs,
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was ordered and commenced at II ~
o.clnck U O'Clock Maine iimel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-12
New York.

New YOEE. January 10.-Cotton weak at
IL l3l6Il2 .6.l0; futures heavy. Flour dull;
receipts 10000 barrels; superilne western and
StatA IS 00a5 30: omIno 10 good S. 60aG 90;
good 10 choice SO 00aS 80; white wheat extra
SO 5naS 90; extra Ohio s. 90a7 70; st. Louis
s. 0OaS %: Minnesota patent process IS 90
us Is. Wheat dull and heavy receipts 1890
bushels; ungraded winter red 81 4Sa1 4SH;
No. . do 81 62Ha1 53H mixed winter Sl47x
al 48; ungraded white 81 4.ISal 30; No. 2 do
81 48; No. l do sales $4,000 bushels at
Si50kat 81; No. 9 red January, sales A. ZOO
bushels at 81 52I4a1 63H; February, sales
LA, 900 bushels ut 81 55al k5IS: March, sales
100 900 bushels ut 81 56Aal SIX. Rye dull;
No. 2weStcrn 03 Ha9iHc Corn dull: receipts
$4,000 bushels; ungraded 66a564C; steamer
5Sa5SI4c; No. 259HaOOc: No. = January 69Aa
69kc; February 50Ha59kc. Oats, demand
active; receipts $1,000 bushels: western mix
ed 4Si40c; white wc,tcrn 4Sai9c. Hay de-
mand active at 7Qa75c Hops dull; yearlings
7aisc; 4 sea and Western 30a3S; New
York Siatc 30a40. Coffee quiet and firm Rio
cargocs II lSalG&c; job lots i4kais&. Sugar
strong; fair To good refined 1NnSc; New Or
leans steady at 43a50c. Rice nominally un.
changed. 'Tallow quiet and firm at 6Aa
8 1870. Il sin firm ut 81 G5al 10. Turpen.
tine iirtncr at 46Hai7c.. Eggs inactive at Ia
.l7a Wool, demand fair and market firm;
washed 1Sainc: Texas 2la3sc, Pork quiet
meats quiet; long clear 7sEc; short clear 7sSc.
Lard strong prime steam IS 02Has O5. But.
ter quiet and firm: western 16a2Sc. Cheese
irmer: western 10a13Ac. Whisky nominal
at 81 is Leather weak; liemlock sole 2Sa
Ala r"E. .Hr# .# .tf AIS. .""
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TnE YALlEY.
Fully 1856 Miles of Road Running 10 In
Ohio River.

Fully 1856 Miles of Road Running 10 IN,
ohio River.
Cleveland Herald Of Saturday,
Concerning the Cleveland, Tuscarawal
Valley and Wheeling Railroad, . leading
travelling gentleman said: This impOrtanI
business feeder to our city is pushing Its
way from Uhrichsyille to the Ohio river
as rapidly as the weather will permit The
road is about all graded, and tunnels are
finished between the above two places,
and by the LIST OF May next atfarthesta new
and direct line to Wheeling will be open
ed. This will be a main line OF 1876 miles
OF road, all OF which should and can be
made tributary to our city's interest"
"What will be the principal advantages
to the Forest City,"
"It opens up the fertile and rich coun.
ties ofTuscarawas, Belmont, Harrison and
other counties to Cleveland enterprise.
This sectioc OF our State has given their
trade to Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and other
Eastern cities, all OF which should be un.
der the control OF Cleveland. These coun-
ties are very large wool growers, which
product has been sent East by the Pitts
burgh route. As the extension Of this
road runs directly through this section II
will readily be seen that a grand opportu-
nifty is afforded our business men 10 go in
and occupy the land"
would not Cleveland become the mar.
ket for the mineral product"
1.-THE coal and mineral resources of.
these counties are %unbounded, and from
geographical reasons alone should here
find their natural market, Oak and other
hard woods abound here, much OF which
will, ;.in Cleveland, find u ready exchange
for the pine lumber from our Michigan
districts. During the past year fifty.fve
miles OF steel rails have replaced our iron
and a sufficient amount has been pir.
chased and paid for to lay nearly ninety
miles."'
"How has the business OF the road pro-
crossed the past year?"
"The road the past year has done a fine
paying business, opr only drawback being
The miners strikes during the fall months.
Much Of the popularity Of this route il due
to the obliging and courteous conduct OF
the management, none of whom stand
higher in the estimation of the patrons OF
the road than their efficient and active
general manager, Mr.. Oscar Townsend.
The road is owned and controlled mainly
by citizens OF Cleveland and is emphati-
cally Cleveland road"
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1soELLANY.
COOP lux what Edison deserves.

Coop lux what Edison deserves.
A TREE cut down lools c%hoplallen.
TIE true remedy for the Ute-Jute.
NoBoDY was ever killed by a train OF
thought,
DAY: cracks about $50 o'clock, but 1t
doesn't break until nearly z.
The Edison light will make counting
both difficult and dangerous.
No MAN hard.up enough to accept the
Russian mission has yet been found.
GRANTS manipulators have again
"launched upon his head tue curse OF
roam"
Ducks are so thick on the North Caro-
lima shore that the fishes have to take TO
the woods.
JULES SIMON tells his fellow.citizens:
1--WE are living at a time when nobody
can take a rest"
Bur few men can handle a hot lamp
chimney and say there is no place like
home at the same time.
ONE Of the cheapest things in the world
Is pheasant smile.- HnckeTSdck Republican
II you are "asked" 1t Is.
MAREL's sitting In the freight,
Waiting for her lover true;
All the room !, hlled with darkness
IT'S the shadow Of her shoe.
A PoRrEss says: ~ fling my past be
hind me like q robe" That Is right
Always wear the past as you oyour pan
nier-behind.
AN Indianian said to young man who
chaffed him upon his bald head: "Young
man, when my head gets as soft as your
/ can raise hair TO SELL"
II MacTear, the Scotch chemist, sue
ceeds in making artificial diamonds, II vii
be apt to max tears come to the eyes o
hotel clerks and negro minstrels.
A GIRL who can shed tears at a critica
moment and follow them up with q quiy
ering sigh, can marry all around q blond
who does nothing but try to blush.
OMAN" says Victor Hugo, twas til
conundrum OF the eighteenth century
! woman Is the conundrum OF the mint
II teenth century" An American editc
!, adds: eve can't guess her, but will neve
give her up-no, never"
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
CURE
R For a
x CATARRH -

This may certify that l have been o subject
of that terrible disease, Catarrh OF the lead
and Throat, for some 80 years, caused by TAX.
ing cold in the month of June, 1925. The
attack at that time was SO severe that the
doctor aud my friends thought l must die.
For years and years | have been so sick that
life has been q burden 70 myself and friends.
II Is useless for me 10 say how many doctors
1 have tried, how much medicine l have
taken, during all these years OF endless SUI.
fering, but those who suffer as l have suffered
will know that I never ceased TO look for re-
lief, and to try every remedy that promised
II. . . ~.
In September, 1876, l began the use Of
sASFoRp's RADICAL CURE FoR CArARRu. No
sooner did I begin to use 1t than my symP.
tomschanged. Itcleared my throat, 1t cleared
my head, It cleared my mind. 1t operated on
my system in u way that nothing ever before
given me by doctors had done. How radidly
| improved under the influence OF this won
derful medicine those who have known ME
for years can testify. And now, sirs, TO make
q long story short, l will say l would not OK.
change the goodit has done me for the whole
world and ul itcontains, Mymemory, which
was nearly all gone, has returned again, and !
could tell Of Affections l baye endured, too
great for some people to credit. l can with o
clear conscience and the strongest faith attest
to this on the Holy Bible. God bless the man
that found out this remedy.
SAMUEL sPINNEY,
Meadow Vale, Annapolis Co., Nova Scotia.
Nov. %, 1877.
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Be 1t known to the good people OF Ohio
county and vicinity, thatwe, the undersigned,
keep for sale ut our drug stores In Wheeling,
W. Va, that old established and reliable rem.
edy, Wistar's BalSam Of Wild Cherry, and
knowing that Its great popularity Is the ma
tural result OF honest merit alone, and not on
account of widespread advertisements, we do
most cordially. recommend 1t as one of the
very best remedies known for the cure Of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma and all
Lung diseases. Wistar's Balsam IL put up in
large pint bottles, and the price is 81 90. ga
word 10 the wise Is sufficient" II you con-
tinue to suffer and die, II Is your own fault,
for 1t has saved the lives OF many and never
fails to Immediately relieve all soreness OF the
throat and lungs.
Very respectfully,
LGuGHLIS Bros. & Co.
LOGAN, List & Co.,
pGw Wholesale Agents.
Sold in Bridgeport, o., by West & Gilmore.
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PHILADELPHIA. January 10.-Flour-Quiet;
Minnesota extra family medium 80 so: good
10 IS; choice 81 90; Ohio family good 81 l2H
al IS; St Louis do, choice fancy 81 oOa7 76i
flour, inquiry falling Off at S so. Wheat in
little demand: rejected, 81 AZ; No. 8 red,
elevator, 81 ASK No. 3 red January 81 ASK
bid, 81 40 asked; February 81 80 bid, 81 50%
asked; March 81 6S9S bid; 81 63@ asked. Corn
firm; high mixed, track 501ic; sail, mixed
January $50 bid, $50 asked; February, Sc
bid, 6SKc asked, March 5skc bid; 6shC
asked. Oats, moderate inquiry stained 47xc;
mixed 4Sa4sfc; white 49a40Hc. Provisions
quiet and steady. Beef, mess Sl3 90. Pork,
mess Sl3 so. Hams, smoked 10a11c; picked
sXa0Hc. Lard 73EaSc. Butter firm; New
York and Bradford county. Pa. extra 27a2Sc;
creamery extra, 32aSic; Western Reserve ex'
ira 24a25c; GOOD to choice 1Sa2sc. Eggs, dull
and unchanged. Cheese flrmer: creamery
I2kal3c; good llal2c. Whisky dull at 81 u
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-o AnYFRTISERS--end 10 cents for Jour 100
nasc rsmbhicl, ali about Newspaper Adyertilhng'
Address 0E0. r. RsWELL 4 CO.. 10 Spruce a4SS''
~ 41
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IIenIih nnd IInnniness.

II seems strange that any n will suffer
from the many constitutional arrangements
brought on by an impure state Of the blood,
when Guysott's Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla
will restore perfect health and physical organ
iZation. 1t has proven itself to DO tile best
blood purifier ever discovered, effectually
curing Scrofula, syphilitic disorders, Weak.
ness OF the Kidneys, all Nervous disordersan
Debility. 1t corrects Indigestion, etc, reju-
'yenates the old, exhilarates the young, and
invariably drives out Of the systemall the ills
that human flesh is heir to. Price of large
quart bottles 81 90.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Laughlin Bros. &Co., and Logan, List &
Co., Wholesale agents. D&w
Sold in bridgeport, o., by West & Gilmore.
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Oats quiet at 4Oa4lc. Rye quiet at ssasOc.
Barley in fair demand at 90c. Pork firm at
1880. Lard In good demand at$7 50a7 %.
Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 69sc: clear nib
% 20; clear % So. Bacon, firm; shoulders
6Hc; clear NIB Ike. Green meats, quiet;
clear 7Ac. Hams 9al0c: shoulders &c; sides
.BHc. Whifky dull ~ sl0s. Butter quiet and
firm choice Western Reserve 23a26c; choice
Central Ohio 2Oa2lc. Linseed OH dull and I'm.
changed at76c.
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BALTIMORE, January TO- Flour quiet; west
ern supcrfine$5 00a5 81: extra IS 76a6 Is; do
a as%' ISyws :? No. 5Sa1 : w. Western @aIes @Iut ge's ssa, s Ss,t
and January, 81 AK; February 81 51a1 SIX;
March SlaNa1 SIX; April 81 57al SIX.
Corn, western mixed spot and January Sc:
February 6S7Ga5skc March, April and May
6SXc; steamer 56c. Oats 47a4sc; do mixed
iGa47; Pennsylvania 47a4Sc. Rye quiet at
o5a07c. Hay unchanged at ST. Goals 20 : Pro
visions quiet. Mss Pork $l3 so. Bulk meats,
loose shoulders 4 Xa6G; clear rib sides 6Ha7ci
do packed 5ka7kc. Bacon, shoulders &C.
clear rib sides SIC. Hams l0allc. Lard SIC
Butter quiet prime TO choice western packed
23a28c; roll lower at 1Sa22c. Eggs dull al
16a17c. Coffee firm Rio cargoes l4Hal6Ac.
Sugar firm A softoXc. Whisky dull at$l III
nj u.
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IT may be observed that no attempt is
made to hunt up out Of the way or I'M
known places to lind names to endorse
Simmons Liver Regulator:
Hon. Alexander Il. Stephens.
John W. Beckwith, Bishop OF Georgia.
General John .. Gordon, U. s. Senator.
Hon. John Gill Shorter, Ex-Governor Of
Alabama,
Rev. David Wills, D. D., President ogle.
thorpe College.
Bishop Pierce, of Georgia.
Hon. James jackson firm Howell, Cobb
4 James .Jackson), attorney a tlaw, Macon,
Georgia.
Jno. B. Cobb.
Il. L. Mott, Columbus, Georgia.
MWP6W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-12

For UPWARDS OF Thirty WARS Mira.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves uvi1d collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diarThaa,
whether arising from teetliing or other
causes. An old aud well-tried remedy.
% cents a bottle. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-12

Do you know that there are strange people
in our community, we say strange because
they seem to prefer to suffer and pass their
DAYS miseabIy, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when Shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed TO cure them.
Sold by II. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Meenkemoeller, corner Main
and TWenty.second streets.
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Five nundrcd Thousand strong.

In the past few months there has been more
than 100000 bottles Of shiloh's Cure sold.
Out Of the vast number Of people who have
used Il, more than 1000 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence II Is that
everybody speaks in Its praise. To those
who have not used Il, let us say, uyou have q
cough, or your child the Group, andyou value
lie don't fail to tryIt. For lame back, sidcor
chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster. =,
Sold by L. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaS. Mocnkemoeller, corner Main
and Tweniy.second streets.
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PIMA, January l%o.-pnRoLEux--


New YoRK, January 10. = Tie general
market continues quiet, but prices are very
firm. Cotton goods In light demand but
steady. Shifting prints are doing we'll and
medium fancy prints more sought for.
Wooden goocs IN irregular demand and firm.
Shirts aud drawers are active and In light
supply. The Bulletin says: "Cocheco fancy
prints will be opened on Monday at 7Xc."
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 1o.-Flour dull. Wheat
dull, weak and lower; No. Cred winter 81 2s;
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 2Sh cash; 81 20N
February; s. COX March; No. 8 81 1871; re-
iected O5c. Corn In fair demand but ut low.
or rates at 40c cash; 40Nc February: 45c bid
May. Oats quiet and weak at $50 cash;
$3.50 February; S9Hc May. Bye easier at
7sc. Barley steady aud In fair demand at
SIC. Dressed hogs easy at IS oOa5 IS. Pork
dull and prices q shade lower at $iS 40 cash;
$l3 so bid February; sl3 67Xalay70 March.
Lard dull, weak and lower at 81 90 cash;
81 TEX bid February: 81 S21fa7 IS March.
Bulk meats quiet and unchanged. Whisky
steady aud unchanged at 81 10.
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49,
WOOL.
The Market stiII showing strength-Ad
Vices by Mail and Telegraph.

The Market still showing Strength-Ad.
Vices by Mail and Telegraph.
N. Y. Bulletin Of Saturday.
With the exception OF an occasional ex-
preston OF doubt about the influence Of
ruling high rates upon consumption and
the suggested possibilities Of early compe-
tition from foreign stock Of a character
calculated to jeopardize the chances for
any further gain, there is nothing to be
found on the market permitting OF an I'M
favorable construction. In fact, the very
general feeling seems to be just about as
strong and well fortified as at any time
during the entire season, with no fears en-
tertained but that the entire supply is
likely to be placed upon the market, either
OF domestic or foreign growth, will be
wanted at full rates before the next clips.
This view will apply 10 all grades, as the
consumption and reduction OF stocks has
been uniform, and the benefit Is felt from
the lowest to the highest quality. All for
eign accounts have OF late been very firm,
and generally appear calculated to give
strength to the position here. The opera
tions this week have not come quite up 10
the expectations Of the trade, but, consid-
ering the season Of the year, and under the
ordinary comparison, they are really full.
There Is also decided evidences OF increas.
ing interest among all classes OF buyers
and as we close several negotiations OF con-
siderable magnitude are pending.
by Telegraph
NEW YoRK, January l0.-Demand fair
and market tlrm-Domestic fleece 42a5Si
pulled S0a5S; unwashed 1Sa4O; Texas
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FROM numerous cases Of Dyspepsia and
Constipation, cured by the use Of Fellows
Compound Syrup OF Hypophosphites,
after every other known remedy had been
used in vain, It's efficacy in restoring the
functions Of Digestion and Evacuation is
manifest.
Sold BY Logan, List & Co. MwFAw
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CHICAGO, january lo.-The Droyers' Jour.
nal reports:
Hoas-Recslpts 6,OOo head; shipments i.
800 head. Market active, generally at 5al0c
higher; mixed packing 81 3Ia4I 90; light
$446a4 IS choice heavy 81 66ai IS.
CETrLE-ReceIpts 1900 head; shipments
2 200 head. Market higher oil round. Ex'
ports, quick, sales at IS 00u5 30; common
butchers COWS g 0OaS 10: bulls s. 0Oa2 90;
steers s. s0aS 90; oxen 81 IS al 90; feeders and
Stockers s. 40a3 90.
snEEr-Receipts 100 headi shipments 200.
Market nominal and firm.