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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-01
JUDGE JERE BLACK.
HE IS INTERVIEWED AT YORK, Pa,
BY A REPORTER.
What He Thinks Of the Presidential Candi-
dates-Speaks Highly Of Hancock,
and emphaticaIly About Gar
fields Tariff Record.
EFFECTS or REPUBLICAN, MISRULE.

Notwithstanding Judge Blacks well
known aversion to seeing his opinions
or sentiments in print, a reporter oi the
Philadelphia Pies has visited the emf
uent jurist AMI statesman at ''Brockle,"
the stately, o,d-time mansion near York,
Pa, in which he resides, and obtained
from him, in most interesting shape,
his views upon the men and measures
involved in the present canvass, from
which We make liberal extract.
Among other things spoken OF was Gar
fields tariff record, the Judge express
iny great surprise at his being quoted as
in favor OF anything but tariff for rev.
euuc, and saying: I'll there is man
in this country who is an anti-protec-
tiouist, that man is Garfield Judge
Black comes home in every way I'M
proved and rejuyinated 10y his trip, and
brings with him many rare and curious
books and articles OF virtu to add to his
already choice collection, and enhance
the tasteful elegance OF his beautiful
home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-01
A SMART SHOWER.
Richmond on the Jeems Visited
by n Terrible Rain Storm, Ac-
cOmpanied by Much Thunder
and Lightning.

RICHMOND, August 3l..-This city was
visited last night by one oil the tiercest
storms ever known in this section. For
two hours the rain fell in torrents, &C.
companied by almost incessant thunder
and lightning. The rush OF water in the
streets was so great that Shockie creek,
in the lower part Of the city, was swol-
len TO an angry torrent which overtlowed
It's banks and flooded the whole vicinity,
many cellars filled and the buildings
bordering the creek inundated. The
occupants, mostly colored, were awaken
ed by the rush OF water in their houses.
The scene in the neighDorhood Of
the swollen stream was terrible. Wo-
men and children were at the windows
holding lamps and screaming for help.
The night WAS pitchy dark, and often
cries we're heard from points where no
one could be seen. Men waded about
in the water saving the lives OF members
OF their families, while their property
WAS being washed away. Merchants
also sustain considerable damage by the
flooding OF cellars. In other parts Of
the city the streets are badly washed
and several bridges in the suburbs
were swept away. The lightning struck
in several places, but no serious dam
age was done, and no loss OF lie is yet
reported. The storm covered IN ex q.
tensi,e area oi country and did some
damage. The rain fall was 3 27-l00
inches.
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DROWNED AT PRAYER.
A FLOOD THAT SWEPT THROUGH AN
irish CHAPEL.
Communion Services Interrupted by a
Mountain Torrent Breaking Into
the Church "A Scene That
Beggars Description.
THE SHIFTS TO PREVENT DROWNING.

Mindful OF the Scriptural injunction,
the Roman Catholic congregation at
Gweedare, County Donegal, Ireland,
did not build their house upon the sand,
but they erected it over water
course, which has proved to be loca-
ton quite as insecure as that mentioned
in Holy Writ. As might have been ex-
pected the first storm of extraordinary
severity brought from the noun
tains quantity OF water, mud,
rocks, and deLr. OF every descrip-
ton beyond the capacity of the arched
tunnel beneath the church, and the re-
suit was that four hundred worshippers
were surprised at their devOtons by a
flood which, bursting through doors and
windows, swept through the excited
and struggling mass of humanity with
resstless force. Five persons-iour
men and one women-were drowned
before the terrOr-stricken crowd sue.
ceeded in escaping from the building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-01
MURDERED HIS UNCLE.
A wealthy Michigan Farmer
Killed During a Dispute About
Eighteen Dollars.

DETROIT, August 3l.-John Hamilton,
a wealthy farmer of Ionia, was shot and
instantly killed by his nephew last
night Hamilton was rs years old and
VIM. ii. Mckenny, his assailant is but
Is years OF age. His father is a wealthy
resident OF Brooklyn, n. Y. The boy
wanted to become farmer and his
iather Drought him West to spend the
summer at his uncles. He remained
there until few weeks ago, when he
became dissatisfied and went to neigh.
boring village to work in mill. At his
settlement with Hamilton's son
SIS was due him, and procuring
livery rig last evening ne drove to the
farm OF young Hamilton, who not being
at home, he demanded the money OF his
uncle, who told him his son would set
tie as soon as they threshed the grain.
This did not satisfy McKenny, who
became abusive and threatened to attach
the wheat. Hot words ensued, and
Hamilton ordered him ont of the house,
and he started to put him out, when
Mckenny drew revolver and shot
twice, the second shot passing through
llamilton's heart, causing death in few
minutes. Mckenny gave himself up to
the officers, and is now in Jail.
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FOREIGN.
ENGL ID.
Parliamentary Matters.

LONDON, August 3l.-The vote by
which the House OF Commons passed
the Irish cOnstabulary bill, last night,
was los to %, the Governments majOri-
ty being 76. Two Englishmcn, Joseph
Cowen, the member Tor Newcastle.on-
Tyne, and Chas. Bradaugh, the member
for Northampton, both Radicals, voted
in the minority. About twenty Con-
servatives supported the Government.
There was no attempt at obstruction.
LONDON, August 3l.-The House OF
Lords, this evening, passed the employ
ers' liability bill, as amended in that
body. A motion to reinstate the section
emitting claims to be preferred against
an employer in case oil injury caused by
negligence on the part OF any person in
the service OF such employer, was mega
tived without division.
The Savings bank bill was read the
second time
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THE WILD WINDS WORK.
A TERRIFIC BLAST FROM OLD
BOREAS' BELLOWS
Sweeps Over the Island Of Jamaica and
Spares Nothing, Either Upon Land
or Sea-PIantations Ruined,
Houses Swept Away and
Vessels Sunk.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.

Captain Bassett J. Smith, OF the
steamer Dover, which arrived at Phila-
delphia, Monday, with cargo OF fruit
from Port Antonio, Jamaica, tells a
graphic story of the destruction oil prop
erty by the terrific hurricane which
swept over the island on Wednesday,
August 18th, only very meager accounts
of which had been received by cable up
TO the arrival of the Dover. Tho firm oi
Warner 4 Merritt, fruit importers, to
whom the vessel was consigned, have
received letter from their agent at Port
Antonio, saying that the storm would
put back the island two years, ard that
it was no use TO send any more boats
there for fruit Everything was de-
stroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-01
SENATORIAL CONVENTION
Oi the Eleventh District-NOm-
nation OF Joseph Van Meter.

Ao,EEgErD, HNEpy Co, Aug. 70.
,rna turos rH, R,.,i>yy,.
..n Senatorial Convention OF the
Eleventh. District, was called to order
a- Iar.,c, a. sL. by :. l.. Flowmoy,
ls .. Chairman OF the Executive Com
-..,.., Who called % the chair a. tetu-
.ary q. lrmau, W. +. Dyer, Esq, OF
ala, county. On motion G. W. Dali
u1 ,hr Democratic editors OF the
district, present, were elected Sec
.'ar.r~. aul James z. NeallS,
.a.r. Clerk, The usual committees
H.r appointed and the Convention
lisa recess until l:3Or. NJ. On reas-
n.s reports oi committees were
.-.r.H.ttl- Convention permanently
.a..E.H, tie temporary officers De-
q. .utuu.i a. permanent. The Con
..... rru.geGrt % ballot on the
..-. Oa tine tenth ballot Jo-
-.. SO. Meter. of Har ~, was nomlna-
.... ..' afterwards his nomination was
3D.. !. unanimous. The Convention
.u... resolution endorsing the plat
.. ..i randidates OF the late Cincin-
..a...aI Nlrtlnsburg Conventions, and
..s....| th.t the proceedings should
ya. .s..iin the Democratic papers
,.- District and in the Wheeling
Esgs..R. W. F. DYER,
u W DULEY, PrsndsRt.
S.Sycsar.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-01
THE TURF.
Preparing for the Fall Meeting
of the Chicago Jockey Club.

Chicago, August 3l.-AithOugh the
entries to the fall trotting meeting OF the
Chicago Jockey Club are less numerous
than for the summer meeting, the mum
Der being about sixty, the excellence Of
the horses entered ami the certainty OF
close and exciting races, more than
COMPENSATE the numerical inferiorlty.
It. Julien, Hopeful, Harris, Bone
setter, Voltaire, Monroe, Chief,
and Il large number OF others equally
as good, OF their class, are booked, and
it is certain that with good weather this
will be- one OF the most successful and
interesting fall meetings ever held.
The Secretary, u. :. Hall, OF the club,
has been in the East for some weeks,
and has been untiring in his efforts to
secure the best attractions, and that he
has succeeded IN the face of the rich
prizes offered in the Eastern circuits, Is
proof ol the growing popularity Ot the
Western track with drivers and owners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-01

seller August 5O!c; seller September 60
@50ic; seller October 5li@52sc; seller
November 52i@53c. Oats-Fairly &C.
tive and shade higher; receipts At, 900
bushels; western mixed 36l@ 3Sc; white
western 37@4lc. Hay-In fair demand
at full prices. Cotfee-Quiet and steady
Sugar-Flrm. Molasses-Quiet and
steady. Rice-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-Firm; United 90sc; crude
6l@7lc; refined Sic. Tsllow-Steady
at 6id7 7-l6c. Rosn-Steady at 81 45
al 80. Turpentine-Steady at SAC.
Eggs-Stronger at l6t@lsc. Pork
Firm; new mess SIS 90Gl6 25. Beef
Dull. Cut Meats-Steady; long clear
Sic; short clear 9.c. Lard-Strong and
higher; prime steam s. 25(Gs 80. But.
ter-Firm and unchanged. Cheese
Quiet at Il l0tdl l2c.
chicago.
CHICAGO, August 3l.-Flour-Steady
and in fair demand. Wheat-U nsettled
and generally lower; No. , red winter
Ole; No. . Chicago spring S.GS.t tc cash.
81 seller August S,sc seller Septem-
ber; >S3c seller October; S9.c seller
November; No. 1SGS0. Corn-Fairly
active and prices a shade higher at 500
80 c cash; 39ic seller August: 39:c seller
September; Sc seller October; rejected
31ic. Oats-Fairly active and shade
higher at 26sc cash; Pc seller August.
2Osc seller September: - g. seller Oc,o
Der: rejected 22c. Ryc-Easicr at 75ic
Blrley-Firmer at 7lc. Flax Seed
Steady and firm a. Il 10. Pork-In
good demand and prices a shade highel
at slI OOG l. % cash; 81 l0Ml' Il
seller September; Sl6 ,5CG l6 so seller
October. lard-Ac,ivc, firm and higher
a. - 81 cash;s7 - bid seller September
Bulk Meats-t nchang-i. Whisky
Steady and unchanged 4, II -.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August a. Wool -
quiet; Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA and West
Virginia NN and above iiG Ioc; extra
i4g 46c; new i1@ iSc; coarse 40c,
New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western tine at 3S(a 42c: medium Al
q, ,i7c; coarse 40r; washed combing aud
dc!aine i2@ j2!c; unwashed do. 81
m36t; tub washed Il IG0c; pulled 800
lOc.
Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH, Angus: 81. 5l.-Petroleum-
Very quiet crude easier at 81 10 at Par
ker's for shipment; refined lirm VI
9,r Tor Philadelphia delivery.
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VICTORIOUS TURNER'S.
The Trophies they Bring from
the Tournament ut Frankfort
on the Main.

New YORK, August 81. .--On the steam
ship Herder, expected to-day, is Il COM
panv oi victorious American Turner's
on their way home in Milwaukee,, from
Frankfort. on the Nam, where tney took
part in the international Amateur Gym
nastic Tournament. Among four hun
dred competitors from England, France,
Italy and all parts OF Germany, the
representatives OF the United states
Turnerbund secured the second, third,
fifth. sixth, thirteenth and ninety-iirst
prizes, and the first prize in wrestling.
The Vareins of this and neighboring
cities will entertain the victors, y torch
light procession and banquet to the
cOmers are on the programme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-01
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Its Session at CharlestOwn.

CHARLEsTOwN, August 18th.
The Court oi Appeals tor this Judicial
district, embracing iull court oi four
Judges, has been in session since the
4th OF August, and many causes OF pub
lie interest have been argued from this
and other circuits OF the State. The
Court has now passed through the
docket and adjourns TO meet in Wheel
ing at its October special term.
The only causes OF any special inter
est 10 the public or TO The profession
which were argued, We're the cases OF
James VI. Mason against the Har-
per's Ferry Bridge Company and OF
Ezra Herring, against ChIs. l.. Lee, &c.
The iirst one was the interesting ques.
tion whether !under our existing Con-
stitutiou and Statutes Il bridge may be
erected so near a ferry franchise as 10
destroy its values without iull cCmpen-
sation to the owner for the loss suS-
tanned. This point was argued 10y
Mrs. Mason in her own be-
half very ably and elaborately, and
was replied TO by lion. Chas. J. Faulk-
ner and VIM. II. TraverS. The next
case, that ol Herring Us. Lee, was iuliy
argued two years ago, but the Count re-
quested a reargument of the case because
OF the novelty and difficulty ol the
questions involved. Some OF these grew
out OF our late civil war, anu possessed
u high and general interest. 1t was
fully argued by Holmes Conrad, OF Nir-
ginia, and Daniel B. LuCus, on behalf OF
the Lees, aud 10y Chas. j. Faulkner and
VIM. II. Travers on behalf OF Herring,
the argument occupying three days OF
the term.
The Judges were kindly and Hospitality
entertained in our town. Their lntelIl-
gent conversation and pleasant and
agreeable manners make them iavorlteS
in our society. PvBLIrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-01
OURAY'S SUCCESSOR.
The Grand Council Choose Sa-
pOyOnari to Rule Over the Ma
rinn

Los PINoS, Col, August 29.-At the
Grand Council held yesterday, Chief
Sapovonari was elected as Ouray's sue
cessOr. There were only two other APP
plicants for the position, Gucro and
Peah, the former claiming it by right OF
promotion, being second in rank, but
his known hostility to the whites
prevented his promotion. Sapovon-
ari had no desire whatever to be
head chief, but wanted dual
combination, he and SapovOnar to rule
jointly. This the Utes would not per-
init, Sapovonari is fifty years old. He
has considerable force OF character, a
large following, and had the confidence
OF Ouray to such an extent that he was
left in charge last winter during his abb
sence in Washington. While he is the
best man for the place he is far from
being equal to Ouray.
The Utes have killed five OF Ouray's
best horses that they may accompany
him to the happy hunting grounds.
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ANXIOUS FOR PEACE.
The Crisis i'm Ute Affairs Past.

WASHINGTON, August $l.-A dispatch
from Col. Meachcm, OF the Ute Com.
mission, dated Los Pinos, August y,
states: The crisis in tie affairs has
passed. Seventy ncompaghre and
White River head men and chiefs have
placed their bands under the direction
of the agent. They have accepted
SapovOnari as their chief They have
agreed to preserve Ouray's property in
tact and proceed at once TO complete
ratification and enrollments. You need
have no fears. Agent Berry is equal to
the emergency and has the confidence of
the Utes ati.os Pinos and White River.
They are anxious for peace.
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great encouragement to iberty-loving
Americans.
"Do you give President Hayes anv
credit for this?'
"Oh, he has done as well as his party
would let him, and better than one ele-
ment wished him to do"
"Is he General Garfeld's equal?"
"He is not, but he has this advantage
he has caught his fish and can hang
up his net,
Garfield has ais Fish TO Catch.
Now, | shall not talk any more unless
YOU promise me that you vii! not print
1t. Ii You do say anything about this
interview, say that said nothing worth
printing, and tell the newspaper men
that there is no use OF any more of them
coming to interview the, and will give
you little partir@ advice. Ii you write
anything and see ANYTHING good in it,
cut it out, and YOU will be surprised to
see how that will improve your article
Judge Black talked with as much tlu-
ency and charm as ever, and his bright
blue eyes have lost nothing oi their
original sparkle.
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POOR 4" FRITZ
A Warrant Issued for Joe En-
met, Charging Him with BE-
ing a Habitual Drunkard.

New YORK, August 3l.-On the APP
plication OF the wife and son OF Joseph
Emmett l"Fritz"l 4 warrant has been
issued for his arrest on charge
OF being a habitual drunkard
and neglecting to properly care for his
family, in order that he may be confined
for a short time in some institution TO
correct his habits. No performance was
given at the Grand Opera House on
Monday night owing to the inaollity oil
Emmett 10 appear.
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The Society oithe ARMY Of ths Cumbsr-
tupl

TOlEDD, -. August 3l.-EXtensivc
preparations are rIaking Tor meeting
oi the SOricty oi the Army Of the Cum
beilani ia this city, September 23i and
9th. \ committee "f prominent citi.
lpns viii visit GaI,na and request Gen.
eral Grants attendance. and representa-
tiyes from the several Posts o. Ohio have
been ordered io c"uv"n" here on the
23i for consultation. Arrangements
have been made with the railroads lor
hall fare
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HARMONY THE WORD.
The Call for a Tammany State
Convention Revoked.

NEw YORK, August 3l.-tor the Pur-
pose of uniting, harmonizing and con-
solidating the Democracy, the Nelly
State committee chosen at Shakespeare
Hall, Syracuse, on the 2Oth OF April
reyokeS its call for State convention,
and ratities the call OF the Faulkner
State committee for convention at
Saratoga Springs on the 2Sth OF Septem-
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A FOUL BLOW.
"A Belialre Man struck on the
Head by Some Unknown Per
son and Fatally Injured.
special Dispatch 10 the Register.

BELLAIRE, O., August 81.
Clyne Hamilton, brother OF
:. q. Hamilton, the drug
glst, was very dangerously
injured by Il blow on the head this
evening ut ten O'Clock. A large
b)wlder was thrown by
some unknown party from a dark
alley, striking him in The tenn
pie. His recovery is exceedingly
doubtful. lie is still totally unconclOus
and bleeding profusely from the nose
and mouth.
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FRA NCE.
The War on the Jesuits.

PARIS, August 3l.-Three large Jesuit
schools in Paris have been entirely
evacuated and the authorities have
walled up the doors OF the establish
ments. The new civil directors have
already been installed in the vacant
posts. With regard to the other schools
affected by the March DEGREES, it is ru-
mOred that the government and the
various Unauthorized religious contra
terni,ics have agreed upon the terms OF
the letter. which is to take Tie place OF
the demand for authorization, hitherto
rpuuIrrd by law.
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DRY GOODS.
Now YORK.

Ngw YORK, August 2l.--DrY Goods
Jobblng trair continue active and bus.
mess IL iair with commission houses
Cu,longooi, in steady demand and gen
crally firm. Prints tairly active, and
dress goods and .iHghIms in good re-
quest. Clothing wD"lrns continue slug.
rish, bu' 4 l,nnrls and blankets moving
steady. Foreign goods ia better lie
uanl
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Inauguration of the First Rail
way Mail Service i'm Arizona
Territory.

WASHINGTON, August 81. The trans.
portation of mails has been ordered over
the recently completed portion OF the
Southern Pacific railroad from Yuma,
Arizona. to Benson, Arizona, nearly 300
miles. This completes the continuous
route OF the mai transportation by rail
from san Francisco through the entire
length oi California and nearly across
the Southern portion OF Arizona, dis.
tance OF over 1000 miles. The trans
portation OF mails over the Arizona end
OF the route begins September 2d, and
will bc the first railroad mail service
ever performed in that Territory.
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GERMAN Y.
Split in the Liberal Party.

BERLIN, August 3l.-Twenty-eight
members Of the Reichstag and Landtag
have published declaration announc.
ing their secession from the National
Liberal party. They declare it to be
their intention to uphold the political
liberties already achieved, the free
dom OF commerce and reform OF the
Imperial taxation by the. abolition OF
oppressive indirect taxes. They also
insist upon religious freedom being
guaranteed by legislation.
Bismarck's F'atherly Advice.
BERLIN, August 3l.-At the interview,
Yesterday, Bismarck urged the Prince OF
ROumania to maintain good relations
with sAustria as Roumania's best bui-
warK against agitation on the Balkan
Peninsula.
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Enioined from Issuing Bonds

CHICAGO, August 3l.-Judge Burton,
of Iowa, granted an injunction on the
27th inst. against the Missouri, Iowa
and Nebraska Railroad Company from
issuing any more bonds for the eNten;
sion of their road. The service Was had
ON the company yesterday. This will
block the extension of that line till jan
nary lst as in any event the injunction
cannot be removed before that time.
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Bismarck's Fatherly Advice.
TURK EY.
Critical Situation of Affairs in Albania.

CovsTANTINoPLE, August 81. - The
Albanian Chiefs declare that when
ships appear at Cauans, they will enter
Montenegro and retake PodgOntza.
RIA Pasha, the Turkish Commander,
reports that the state OF affairs are very
critical and the Albanians are much ex-
cited. Ria Pasha's house is guarded
bv fifteen hundred soldiers.
\ correspondent writes that the Al
banians are arriving in Dulcigno in
small numbers and there are about p
500 now here. He believes the Powers
will have to land troops to make set
tlement
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LIVE STOCK.
W heeliug.

Wheeling
About - head of Caiil" were re,'rn uJ
at the stock yards Yesterday, and these
with the stock on hand make herd ol
about 100 head there this morning,
The hog receipts during the past Wcek
have been in the nrighborhood OF 400
head.
Very lew sheep and lambs have been
received.
Pr!ccs have been ranging as follows.
llogs-Thc market has been rather
quiet at - - for good packing lots.
Cattle The market isin good condition
at present. The quotations are as iol-
lows: loung cattle from $40 Ia 600
pound, at 2!m3,; l2nO pounds, 3ta ir.
bulls pc.
sheep Market very quiet. price,
ranging 1T pc for !aIr, 10 ic lOr good
Some very rhoirr grades would sell al
4lc.
Lambs MAXI, is veal and but "a
lie. doing. tn" p,'rr Tor the past week
has been iHiic.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August Gl.-rhr UrVrsr,'
Jo'uroi report hog receipts l3,OJO head
shipments 800 head. Market stronger.
on 81. best grades irom , to Toe higher
.rdssrrs, inferior 10 good - 2jldi 80.
common Ia good mixed packing - 7jtg
/ 10: light - pO0j 10: mainly - o..
choice heavy - OlC'j -; chiefly y 20
a. ~: all sold.
Cattle Receipts 1000 head, ship
mcnis 300 head. ,iood 10 choice "a.
port and shipping scarce at - GotG5 %.
common To iair shipping quiet and firm
a, :; SOdi 30; hu'chcrs Stronger NJ
- 2U,d3 90; 10 fair Western here
Kansas, Texas ami ha!i-br,cls ~ - o.
as 10; grass Texans - ,JC2 -.
sheep Receipts 900 head Market
advanced e. Lambs - jOCn3 %, com
mon To- medium - 2jhLi 00; good 10
choice II 2jc g..
East Liporty.
East LIBERTY. August Il. -Cat'l, Re
cepts to-day l3G head oi through and
,292 head Of yard stock. The supply is
full with good demand and nearly ali
sold at Yesterday : prices.
Hogs Receipts 3GSi bead, Workers
II 1j@i 30; phIla!rlphias - 2jCa
! -
Sheep Receipts 800 head selling Al
=, 2jfaJl 10.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA. August 81. Cattle
Market fair; receipts $50 head
prime - jotoj 20; good 81 S7!@J 31i
medium - l2!mi ~; common - "!