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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-24
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river is declining with remarka.
ble slOwness. last night the marks on
the wharf indicated IL feet S inches, a
fall Of but inches since Friday even
ing.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday forenoon, and wlll return to-
day, leaving at SP.A. she 10 one OF the
most desirable packets on this part OF
the river to travel or ship on, and in.
tending passengers or shippers viii ind
out all about terms, &c, by inquirihg
ON board OF at the old reliable wharf
boat Of Booth a Co.
Tae Pres Ellison's new pilot, Eb.
Kline, does not take the whole riyer
10 turn in, a., according to the BellAIre
Tribs.hS, the old one did, but he can put
about in as little over q boats length as
any man al the wheel. lie Is q skillful
pilot, though = Young fellow.
The Emma Graham 10 due mp thi,
morning
The Salt Valley, for Ironton, and the
Katie StOckdale, for Cincinnati, passed
down from Pittsburgh last night
The Relief took down q mixed tOs
yssierdAy, leaving one barge OF frs
brick ircm New Camberland here.
: Aboate O'Clock Yesterday morning.
barge in some way broke loose trom
Wilson A Dunleyyi landing, and aoatet
! down stream. She collided With IL.
Pres Ellison Al the wharf, snd demolish
ed that steamers stationary lender, ana
kept on her dosnvard co1rse till soG1.
| one caught her af Benson's Ferry
Whence the Ellison fosed her hack 4
her original moorings issi evening.
A barge sunk some time ago belong
ins 10 ne Bslls Primes, has been toues
70 the docks and 10 lying there water
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ders, John R. Gov, James Garrsll, and
others will also light out for the Ststs
capital this morning, TO look after coun.
ty seat matters. The committee will
hear our representatives to-day.
Col. Poorman appear for Bellairs
and DR.. West Tor st. Claisville.
All the township supervisors are eI'
pected TO meet at the Township Clerk q
office on March lst, TO make the yearly
settlement. -.
We hear OF several black fags placed
on the door knobs Of several OF the
houses recently vacated by the miners
on writs OF eiectmont and IL would 70
quire the prescience OF some OF the wise
men OF old to interpret the import OF
the signal.
Eighteen families from the Heather
ington coal works and eight from Rock.
ershousen's, have been served with writs
OF fejectment, and Saturday quite num-
ber OF the evictei had to take up their
beds and walk" Under the rulings Of
our courts those served with writs of
ejectment have only ten days Of grace.
The miners, as well as the operators,
are determined, and il is difficult TO tell
when laborer and operator will join ami
cable hands.
John X. Cow, formerly of the Leader,
has been kept very busy sending spec
ials since the accident on the Bellaire
and Southwestern railroad. Night be-
fore last he was in receipt OF telegram
about every hour until midnight asking
them from New York, Baltimore and
Cincinnati, His reports are very cor
rect, too.
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HOUSE

The following bills were introduced: !:
By Mr.. OoffrSth-OYSniTing Court
of Pensions, To consist OF chief justice
and four assistant justices, who shall
receive an annual salary OF 8 ,OOO each.
By Mr.. Kelly-ro provide for the in
,rainction and cultivation OF the ein-
cbona plant in the United States
Nv Mr.. Muldrow-Placing on the free
list paper suitable for books and news
By Mr.. HIl-FoT the appointment OF
q select ioint committee to inquire into
The causes OF the present grain blockade
and report 10 Congress what legislation
can be hal TO remedy the evil,
Nv Mr.. Black the
tsx On tobacco, also reducing the tax
ON distilled spirits TO % cents ON every
prooi gallon. .;..
AT the expiration Of the morning
bour. public business Was suspended
snI memorial addresses were delivered
upon A. NJ. Lay, OF Missouri.
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DRAMATIC DOTS.

Mad. Anderson the pedestrienne, has
turned her attention to singing serio-
comic songs in variety theaters.
The Pathfinders lost the path, and
failing to find il have closed their sea-
son. This is sad.
A plant has been discovered in South
America that will cure bashtulness.
This will be big thing for the advance
agents in the show business 10 use.
Paul BOyton has been giving lectures
in Florida, and swimming in its lakes
and rivers.
While the Chsnirau Combination
were in Chicago, Mrs. ChAntrau Was
robbed OF over $50 worth Of iewelry by
the hotel thieves. This will give Clit
Tayleure a chance TO write a new play,
and Frank an opportunity 10 do some
tall swearing.
Haverly's Juvenile Opera Company
is at Burlington, Iowa; DenmAn
Thompson at sprinheld, Mass. Wealth
ersby and Goodwin at New Orleans; Joe
Murphy at Charleston, $. C.; Joe En-
met, Albany; Annie PiIley, EAstonr
Ia Nus IuiilPs WHY poA " W
lumbus, Ohio; Robson and Crane,
Cleveland; Richmond and Won Boyle,
Jersey City; Buffalo Bill, Williams
burg, Pa; Minnie Palmer, Louisville
Minnie Cummings, New York; Milton
MOBILES. Montgomery, Ala Renu-sAnt'
lev, Philadelphia; Donnavin's Tennes,
scans, Sterling, Illinois; Barlow and
Wilson, Indianapolis; salisbury
TroubadOrs, New York; Lilliputian OP'
era, nlion, New York; John McCuE
lOch, Shreveport, la; The Fiorenoes
Springfield, Ohio; Pat Rooney, Albany
Tony Denier, Brooklyn; Maggie Mitch
ell, Fan Clare, Via; Mary Anderson,
Lancaster. Pa Lawrence barrett Al
snssa, Ne; Cdterian Comedy Company
Chicago Colyils Folly Company, Den
yer, Col.
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Lynch Law in Texas.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA.
The Negro, Grant, Held to An
swer-Deaih of Van Knight
Alleged Highway Robbers Cap
tured I'm Ritchie county.

PARKERsBURG, February 22.-The
negro, Grant, charged with the robbery
of q considerable amount OF money and
a valuable gold watch from Mr.. John
Bradley, was given preliminary exami.
uation last evening, and in default OF
bond was sent to Jail.
Van Knight, the fireman on the Z.
and ii. railroad. who was so severely in
jured few days since, died of his inju-
ries the other day. at Harrisville.
The Ritchie Democrat OF yesterday con-
tains the following: Thos. ID. Tibbs,
Jake Glover. j. Currant and man
named Hostetter, were arrested by the
Sheriff OF Richie county on warrant
charging them with the highway rob
berry Of Mr.. John Harbinger, the cattle
dealer, who was robbed and beaten
nearly 10 death, near Smithville, an ac-
count of which was published at the
time. These men were lodged in Jail
until day before yesterday, when they
were tried before a justice OF Ritchie
county. Three OF them, Tibbs, Glover
and Currant, waived an examination,
while Hostetter went TO trial. In de-
fault OF bond of $1,000 he was sent to
iail.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The PLACE FOR HOLDING The CON-
veNTI0k.
The Queen City Triumphant-SOme Talk
About the Candidates-Ths Influences
Of the lOcatiOn-The Situation in
the Old Dominion.
NO POLITICAL sIoNFIcANcEp
MorzAntown to Have = Military Instruc-
tor-Commerclal DELEGATION from PhilA-
halnhia

hoApAlas
Special Dispatch 10 the RegiSte<.
WAsHINGroS, February @.
The hotels are quiet and the excite
ment has subsidrd. Ohio men say that
Cincinnati Was selected as the place ior
holding the convention on It's merits,
and that the result has no political sig
nihcaner. 30 say Mr.. Tilden's friends.
The republicans claim, however, that
Mr.. Tllden was beaten and that his op-
Ponents have gained their first victory.
President Hayes has addressed let
ter To Senator Hereford and Representa-
tive Martin, in which he states that in
resp>use to-their request an army ofIi-
Ger will be Il, tailed as professor at the
University ot West Virginia at Morgan
town.
An Immense Philadelphia delegation,
which is here, was addressed tonight
by Sp, aker Randall, Senator Wallace
and o,her Pennsylvania Congressmen.
They % before the House Committee
on Commerce, tomorrow, to ask for a
hall million Tor Delaware river and bay.
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ENuLAH ID.
The Diamond Making Proosss.

The Diamond Making Proves.
LONDON, February 2a-Profsssor Ros.
coe, Of Owens College, Manchester.
says he regards the evidence thus fsr
submitted by J. BaslAntyne Hannsy
a. insufficient 10 establish the conclu-
sion that he has discovered Q process ior
making diamonds.
Immediate Dissolution Of Psrliamsst
Probable,
LONDON, February 23--The Sandnri
says: Rumors were freely circulated on
both sides OF the lobby last evening
that an immediate dissolution Of the
Parliament 10 contemplated. Tho
!Sdndard adds These reports are st
present premature, but u the business
of the house continues to be systsmsti-
cAlly obstructed. the Government will
have no alternative but % dissolve the
Parliament at an early day.
Boat Haos
LoSi0s, February 23--in hs boat
race to-day ON the Tyne, Iia~don de-
fested KemI~ier by two lengths
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CABLE CHRONICLES.
TERRIBLE RAvAGEs OF DlPhIHERIA
IN RUSSIA.
Forty thousand Deaths Since November
tast-Ths Winter Palace Plot-hlhl-
list Thrsats-lmmediate Dlsso-
iutlon Of British Pahia.
msnt Contemplated.
RUssIA.


W StHssoS
vienna, February 2S-Diphtheria is
raging In central Russia- II has carried
of since last November over 1000 per.
sons in the provinces Of Chsrtof and
Psltaya alone, and In the neighborho0d
Of WaikiIwhols villages have almost died
out.
The Winter Palace n,Tplosion.
LONDON, February 23.-Alexandsr
of Hesss, in q letter 10 his wife. from
st. Petersburg, says: I'VE were pro-
ceeding through the large corridor 10
His Majesty . apartments when sudden
lya q fearful detonstiou wss heard, the
flooring Was raised ~ by an earthquake.
the gas extinguishe,l, and We were LEFT
in total darkness; at the same time
horrible dust and the smell OF gunpov.
der or dynamite filled the corridors-
Some one shouted that the chandelier
had fallen in the saloon where table
was laid for dinner. ] fastened thither
with the CEaTwitch and Grand
Duke Vladimir, while Prince Adler.
burg who, was In doubt ~ 10 what
might happen, held back the Emperor.
We found all the windows broken and
the walls in ruins. Dinner had been
DELAYED half an hour for my arrival.
and Il WAS owing TO this circumstance
that the imperial family had not yet as-
sembled in the dining hail.
ST. PEr.RsBuRa, February 23.-An
official messenger announces that inqui-
~ into the Winter Palace explosion hal
the result Of rendering Il 10 some ex.
tent certain that the crime Was commit
ted by = persOn who passed ~ . work.
man, and that there ID reason t0 sualscct
a connection between this person and
some individuals who were arrested
previous to the explosion.
Nihiiist Threats.
General Gourko, governorgeneral OF
| 81. Petersburg; General Drentlu. chiei
OF the imperial police, and General
Se6uroff, project Of the police OF NJ.
| Petersburg, have received notices from
. Nihilist corlmtttee, informing them
that they need not trouble themselves
| 10 make arrangements for the illumina.
| ton ON the occasion of the Cars ami.
| yersary, as the revolutionists are pre-
pairing such an illumination - hos not
been seen since Nero burned Rome.
ST. PKrYRsRuRG, February 23.-Ths
government has decided 10 increase the
number OF house porters, who will 10
instructed to be ready 10 guarl against
any emergencies, especially on ths ami.
versary OF the Cars accession 10 tho
\ t,rone.
LosDox. February 23.-& Telegram
from 1t. Petersburg reports, in yiew oi
q possible explosion the police have or.
dered the citizens 10 De- prepared con-
stsntly with = sufficient supply of watsI
for two days. The Nihilists have issned
q proclamation threatening 10 set fire 10
the lApi>al on tie ID VI hArch.
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Pennsylvania, the resolution was
amended so as to permit an informal
vote to be first taken.
Pending the adoption Of the resolu-
ton, Mr.. Goudy, OF Illinois, quoted a
paragraph from the Chicago TINES, set
ting forth the facilities that Chicago can
offer and assuring the committee that
they should have the editorial support
OF that journal.
John q. Thompson, in response,
stated that the Gakette and Commercial,
Republican papers of Cincinnati, as well
as the Enquirer, Democratic, are pledged
that the committee shall receive fair and
impartial treatment il the Convention is
held in that city.
The resolution of Mr.. Campbell, as
modified by Mr. Scott, was then adopt
ed. An informal vote was taken, re-
sultlng as follows: Cincinnati, IL; Chi
cago, 10; st. Louis, 4; Washington, 4;
Baltimore, 2; Philadelphia, /; jackson,
Miss, l; Eugene City, Oregon, l blank,
/. Total, 80. The formal ballot was
then taken, with the following result:
Cincinnati, "a; Chicago, 8; st. Louis, 4
Washington, /. Total, IS. Twenty
votes being necessary for a choice, Gin
cinnati was selected.
Mr.. Goady, OF Illinois, moved that
the selection of Cincinnati be made
unanimous. Agreed to.
John q. Thompson, after thanking the
committee for their action, moved that
a committee be appointed to confer with
the Cincinnati committee, TO arrange
the details. The motion was agreed to,
and the chair appointed Messrs. ThOmp-
son, McHenry, Bates, Miller, Ham,
Priest, Goudy, Barnum and Prince.
The question OF reconsidering the res
olution by which the 22d of June was
fixed as the date for holding the Conven-
ton, was again raised and the roll called
thereon, resulting as follows; In favor
Of a change, IA; opposed, %; blank, l.;
total, 80.
The services Of the Washington Gazette
Publishing Company were then ac-
cepted, and vote OF thanks rendered
for the use of the hall and the committee
went into secret session.
During the secret session some dis
cussion aross on taking measures TO
harmonic the different factions in New
York, but no definite result was reached.
The Executive Committee will meet
at noon tomorrow, to prepare the call
for the Convention.
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Proposed Amendment of Internal Rev
enue Laws


WASHINGTON, February 23.-The bill
introduced in the House by Representa-
tive Vance, of North Carolina, TO amend
the internal revenue laws and prevent
abuses in the administration of justice
in the courts OF the United States, pro.
vides that on the conviction OF any per
sons for illicit sales OF spirltuOus IL
quors, or unlawful manufacture of the
same, the District Judge shall have pow
or 10 punish. at his discretion, by fine
or imprisonment, or both; that no sim
gle violation OF law shall be an lndict-
able Otiense, but only where the ac-
cused is guilty OF repeated acts OF sale
for money or profit. Ii also provides
that no marshal or deputy marshal shall
have power to bring defendants before
any other United States Commissioner
than in the county where the otfense is
committed; that no marshal or deputy
marshal shall have power to arrest
any party accused OF illicit distil-
latiOn or unlawful retailing OF
spiritous liquors without warrant en-
dorsed by creditable witness, stating
that he knows or has good reasons to
believe that the law has been violated;
and further that no attorney prosecut-
ing for the United States in the Federal
courts can enter an Indictment and pro-
secute the same against any person for
violation of the internal revenue laws
upon mere information, but that the in
dictment must first be submitted to the
grand jury who shall pass on the same.
Irish Relief Bill.
III
House Committee on Foreign Affairs in
structed its chairman, to-day, 10 report
favorably to the House the resolution
making an appropriation for the relief
OF the suffering people Of Ireland. The
resolution was amended by the com
mittse, increasing the appropriation
from 100000, the amount originally
proposed, to $4,000.
Relief OF Settlers on Public Lands.
The House Committee on Public
Lands has agreed tn report favorably to
the House of Representatives Mr.. Val
entine's bill for the relief of settlers on
public lands. Ii provides that when
a pre.emption homestead or timber cul-
ture claimant shall file written relin-
quishment of his claim in the local land
office, the land covered by such claims
shVll be held open to settlement and
entry without fuIther notice ON the part
of the Commissioner General OF the
Land Office.
The EIodns Investigation.
WASHINGTON, February 2S.-Before
the Exodus Committee to-day L. X.
McCoskey, lifelong resident Of Terre
Haute, Ind, aud Republican, testi-
fled to the surplus OF laborers and me-
chanics in his section OF the State, He
svore that the colorel mail agent,
Walker, in conversation with him at
Terre Haute, said that at the colored
convention held at Nashville last au-
tumn, he Walker had made arrange
ments TO run 10000 colored voters into
Indiana to carry the State for the Re-
publicans.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
WOMAN BRUTALLY OUTRAGED IN
TEXAS. y
The Psrpetrator Lynched-MOb 0utrages
in virgina--Premature Explosion
of a Cannon-Gih Burned
TO Death.
Mob Outrases In Virginia.


NORFOLK, February 23.-John Dozier,
farmer near Deep Greek, made himself
obnoxious to his neighbors by enforcing
the fence law. On Thursday night his
house was surrounded by mob who
kept up a fusilade until Doxier and a
colored man left the house by rear
door, attempting to escape to the woods.
The colored man was struck by ball
and killed. No arrests.
Serious Accident.
CINCINNATI, February 23.-While the
Fifth Ohio battery from Dayton, o., was
firing a salute to-day in honor OF the
opening Of the Cincinnati Southern rail-
way, August Herman had one OF his
hands severely injured by prema-
ture explosion. His thumb was shot
off, hand badly lscerated, and the bones
of the forearm fractured.
Terrific Tornado.
MEMPHIS, February 23.-Last We'd
nesday night tornado visited Chapel,
a small town in Harden county, sixty
miles northeast of here, which did
serious damage, blowing down several
houses and seriously injuring seven
persons. Three dwellings took fire dur
ing the storm and burned down. Loss,
$4,000.
Lynch Law in Texas
GALVESTON, February PA Ne,s
special from Jefferson, of reliable in
formant from near Linden, Cass coun-
ty, gives the following: Mrs. Clarke,
a respectable married lady, living in
Garry neighborhOod, was yesterday
brutally outraged and then murdered.
Three men were arrested, one OF whom
confessed TO the crime. lie was horri-
bly, mutilated by mob, and his cloth
ing saturated with coal oil and set on
fire. lie was aiterward hanged. In
tense excitement prevails.
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Fire
P.rnsll and Dillon In Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 2S.-The recep-
ton tonight OF Parnell and Dillon was a
spontaneous ovation. They arrived at
the Michigan Central depot about
eight o'clock, but il was nine before
the large procession, which contained
several thousand people in regalia and
supplied literally with banners and
transparencies, had escorted them TO the
Exposition building. The meeting
broke up at midnight. The receipts are
estimated at not far from $4,000.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COM
MITTEE.

Cincinnati Chosen as the Place iOE 'ne
Convention-Time June "A.
Associated Press DisPateh.
WASHINGTON, February 2S.-lhe va, Va,
tional Democratic COmmlttee assem- O.el
I'm WIIan,i's Hotel at ~ O'Clock to-day
to select a place and appoint the time
for holding the National Democratic
Convention. -, 4,
Considerable discussion ehsned as 10
the time to be allowed persons present
ing claims by their resPechCe a.,;ao s,sass ~
the place 1O Of holding .aTs5 SGS 20 allow twenty
minutes, to be divided among .l'.e 80 nri.- ~
Tssentatiyes of each delegation " Pie
sent their elsima
The roll Was then called ior tns Pult, y,
pose Of ascertaining the nunlOei "
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New York Republican state Convention

NEw YORK, February 24.-The Iimcs
this morning publishes the returns from
every county in the States, and gives
the strength Of the candidates in to-
morrow's Republican Convention:
Grant, 25I; Blaine, l23i Scattering, II;
Unknown. 20
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Phe Exodns Investigation.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February %.
SENATE.

Mr.. Bayard moved in respect to the
memory OF George Washington that the
Senate adjourn.
Mr.. Mcdonald announced that he
would tomorrow ask a tnal vote on the
pending ''five per cent bill.
Mr.. Bailey gave notice OF an amend
ment admitting free of duty clothing
and other contributions from abroad for
the relief OF the cOlored emigrants.
Adjourned.
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norm.n,sm IN Ksn,aeky.

CINCINNATI, February S.-Ihe Innc'
has a specisi from Csttlettsburg. Ny,
s.yins that q genuine Mormon colony
h.d hsen discovered on Big sandy rivsr,
Nth sbout fifty members and tvo young
men preaching the doctrines OF the Latter
Day Saints
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Jennie wssfhssshy vill sssiss issa ~
ssap ss the end q tkis ssasnn- fhis
Viii give Chsriis bursAan . ehaass b
play the ''isiSy." -. r
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POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.
Girl Burned to Death.

PoINr PLEASANT, w. Va, February
22.-Yesterdsy evening, colored girl
living with John A. McCulloch, about
four miles from town, was burned to
death by her clothes catching fire from Il
crate before which she was standing.
She was buried to-day.
Fire.
PoIST PLEASANT, February 2.-This
morning the residence of Adolph Hess,
on Want street, this town, caught fire
in the dining room from defective tiue.
Ii was extinguIshed before much dam
age was done to the building. Loss, S75
10 500; insured in Etna.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, February 23.-Cattls--
Receipts since Friday ,326 head Of
through and 3o2 head OF yard stock.
Total for the week ending to-day 8,b7s
head Of through and !, ,258 head OF local.
against 1854 head OF through and l,379
head OF local stock the week before. The
supply for yard sales Ia very light, and
from appearances, will continue no;
quality, generally common to medium |;
shipping grades are scarce and very lew
sold. Business has been mostly Ia re-
tailers and the local buyers. Trade
prices are much the saIne ~ last week /;
best s. O0ta5 IS; fair 10 good shipping
stees 81 25(dy4 So, common IS $50
g rs; bulls, COWS and stays s. 0013 50.
Sales to-day only 247 head, ~ far.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1880 head.
Total Tor the week 1900 head, against
l9, 600 the week before; Workers u 81
"a 20; Philsdelphias - 9Ots5 10.
sheep-Receipts to-day 400 head.
Total Tor the week II 700 head, against
$500 head the week before. Telling allow
and fully DC of from the first Of last
week.
NEW YoRK, February 2a-Beeves-
Receipts yesterday and to-day +,ln
head. Market extremely dull and q
fraction lower, with very bad finish,
including 700 fat steers consigned direct
10 eKporters; about 300 head were
used for foreign markets. Shipments
for the week ending saturday go live
cattle, 6,IsO quarters pf bsef, 100 ear.
casses OF mutton and $50 dressed hosz
sheep-Reoipts $3.50 bead. A faiI
business Was done st former hgures. of
8 80 10 ~ 25 for medium To lair sheep
and ~ 20 10 81 30 for extra, Sith 2l
fine Ohio wethsrs, l4l pounds, at Is 62i
some fair 10 choice yeariing lambs si
g. OOsa7 20.
Hogs-Receipts 10, 800 he'd. No alsl
live weight but dealers report o hrmel
feeling and quote ordinary 10 good corn
fed western At "a sSs,5 10 per 100 pounds
Baltimore
BALTiHoRK, February D.-Beei Csttls
Market very SLOW and prioea ttzte al
Very best 5it.-5tc; FRA quality 4Sfs5te
medium 3tts4ic; ordinary 2(e3c; mos
Of the sales we're af t,(z5fe. Receipt
|, ,s0i head; sales ,043 head.
swine-1be market was iaihy schve
| Quotations GlzStc. Recsipts ,G36 hsad
sheep-Reoeipts ,22i bead. Qao<s
tons, 4ies6ic.
Hsv Ors~anA
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