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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-18
The Judicial Matter.

There has been quite a stir among the
mem ers OF the bars OF the four COun.
ties comprising this Judicial circuit in
regard to the matter OF the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Hon. Thay-
err Melvin, one OF the Judges.
Each day the Governor office
has been flied with lawyers,
citizens, ETC., who went there "tO advise
with him in r, gard to the matter Of the
successor. These visitors have consist.
ed of representatives Of both parties,
and the claims OF both parties have been
yariously set forth, The Republicans
claim that the office belongs 10 them on
political grounds, as this is Republican
district and as Judge Melvin is Re.
publican his successor should also
be one. On tie other hand,
the Democrats urge that as the
Governor has the naming OF 4 successor
be should uame one who Is OF the same
faith as himself. The Governor in the
meantime has been listening to all who
come, but so far as We have been able
10 gather has indicated to none OF
:he visitors whom he shall name. From
the most reliable authority however,
short OF the Governor, a REGISTER re
porter learned last night that the choice
had fallen on Ex-Governor J. J. Jacobs
OF this city, and this part, our .intorma,
said, would be made public to morrow. A
petition, numerousIy signed by members
of the bar OF Ohio and Marshall Coun-
ties, will be presented to the Governor
to-day, requesting the appointment OF
Dir. w. j. W. Cowden, OF this city.
This petition recites his attalnments,
his knowledge OF the work, &c, and also
urges the fact that he is a Republican
and thus entitled to it.
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Wrue 10 Her Trust.

Too much cannot be said OF the ever.
faithful wife and mother, constantly
watching and caring for Ter dear ones,
never negleciing a single duty in their
behalf. When they are assailed by dis
ease. and the system should have a
thorough cleansing, the stomach aud
bowels regulated, blood purified. mala-
rial poisons exterminated, she must
know that Electric Bitters are the only
sure remedy. They are the best and
surest medicine in the world, and only
cost fifty cents. Sold by Logan Il c..
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RI Err N VS..
Movements CT Boats, Local and Other

Movements CT Boats, Local and Other
wise.
Water feet 9 inches and falling.
The Bachelor went up yesterday.
The Courier went to Pdrkersburg yes.
terday.
The J. A. Wood passed up the river
Yesterday.
The c. y. Lucas is doing her work
splendidly.
The Scotia passed up Yesterday morn.
ing Tor Pittsburgh.
The ModoC is lying at the wharf, and
is having one of her cranks repaired.
The Return and Diurnal will be the
down river packets this morning.
The Joseph A. Stone passed down
yesterday with a light tow OF coal.
The Heatherington passed this point
yesterday on her way to Pittsburgh.
The regular Packets made their usual
trips up and down the river Yesterday.
The Sydney is due from Cincinnati
to-day, and Will start on her return trip
to morrow.
The Dauntless, the Drxier, the Chas.
Brown and the Hawk ali passed down
yesterday with light lows OF coal.
The Emma Graham passed down
from Pittsburgh last night. She was
dre here at > O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, but did no. arrive until last night
on account OF delay in leaving Pitts
burgb.
The Jennie Campbell came down
to New Orleans She will lie at the
Wheeling wharf until next Tuesday.
Mr. Henry Seaman will give the rates OF
freight.
PITTSBURGH, November l7-River >
feet 4 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy.
CAIRO, November 10. -Arrivcd-Com-
monwealth, ST. Louis. River 30 feet +
inches and rising. Weather cloudy;
thermometer go.
CINCINNATI, November l7.-River II
f.et 6 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy, threatening and pleasant De-
parted-Hudson, Pittsburgh; Ariadne,
Tennessee river.
MEMPHIS, November l7.-River rose
inches. Arrived Nint Shinkle, City
OF Providence, st. Louis. Departed
John a Scudder st. Louis; Ida South,
Gencvieve, st. Louis; K. K. Springer,
New Orleans. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, November 1T.-Rjver fall
ing; feet 10 riches in canal, feet 10
inches in the chute on the ia Is. Bust.
ness COOL. Weather cloudy, pleasant
and showery this afternoon. Departed
Jas. d. Parker from Cincinnati to
Memphis; Golden Crown, from Cincn.
natl to New Orleans; Storm No. 3 and
tow from st. Louis to Ashland. The
john l. Rhoades is due up tonight from
st. Louis TO Pittsburgh.
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Protection from MALARIA

The preventive is the far famed
Southern remedy, Simmons Liver Reg
ulator, purely vegetable tonic, cathartic
and alternative. 1t acts more promptly
in curing all forms OF malarial Diseases
than calomel or quinine, with out any OF
the injurious consequences which fol.
low their use. Take the Regu 'ator and
it will keep your liver, bowels and kid.
news in perfect order, and you will nevt r
have an experimental knowledge OF the
meaning OF the word malaria.
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TO-MORaOW's BOAT RACE.
Articles CT Agreement Between Haoer
field and Mills.

fiela and Mills.
Tomorrow afternoon James Mills and
Joe Haberiield will row two.mile race
in working boats over the upper course.
Both men are in good condition, John
Ritz having trained HabeJli Id, while
Mills has been in good hands. HaDer-
field has the prestige OF having badly
beaten Golden once this year in race
over the same course, and is quite u
good oarsmas. Mills is pluCky, manly
fellow, strong and very young. Both
men are employees at the Top Mill. Fol-
lowing are the articles:
Articles of agreement in the Mills and
Haberfieid boat race.
We, the undersigned, agree to row a
wei king, boat race, one mile aud return
on thu uppei course ut Wheeling, w.
Va, November -. 1881.
Article THE SAID race shall be for
the sum OF $50 a side; starting point tn
he on line with the blast furnace and
Hosting House, TO row one mile up
stream and back to the place OF starting.
ART The starting boats to be
thirty five wards apart aud upper stakes
boats To be twenty-five yards apart or
as near that as possible, each man &c
be allowed two judges aud said judges
to select referee.
ART S.-The said race to take place
between the hours OF two and foul
| O'Clock. Smooth water is required, and
the referee is to be the Judge Of the water
Each man is to turn his buoy boat from
riyht to left, the men to he started in
| the race by the word 'go"-the said
word 90 to be given by the referee.
ART. 4-Thc referee to accompany
| the men over the course il possible. Any
boat swerving from direct course so al
to impede the progress OF the other tC
! b. ruled ont OF the race. The leading
boat to show one boat length OF cleal
water between the stern OF his boat anC
the bow OF his competitors before he
can be entitled TO choice OF water.
ART. 5-Ou signing these articles We
will deposit the sum OF SIS each, said de
post to be placed in the hands o
WIN. Gundling, who shall be tina
! stakeholder, the balance OF the money
to be put up on November l9Lh, by
| O'Clock =. The men 10 toss for choice
vi positions before starting in the race
ART. i The said race 70 be rowed ii
boats belonging to the Monitor Boa
| Clu5 that were purchased from the Rol
Club. Any parties failing in the atov'
articles to forfeit what money is up
The decision Of the referee to he hna
aud binding on both parties. Mr. llab
brlfeld is 10 have the choice OF boats.
JANIS MILLS,
JoE HAkBERFIELD.
Witnesses-JOHN RITZ,
y T.. COCHRAN.
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GEN ERAL MARKETS.
Wheeling.
WEDNESDAY, November 10


The local market for the past week
has been dull and prices have been a
shade lower. The demand for the bet.
ter grades OF stock is fair, but light and
rough grades are dull.
CArTLK-The receipts for the past
week have been light, the Wheeling
Stock Yards reporting lS7 head. Prices
ranged for common to good 3@3!c;
prime 3i@ &c, and extra good, with few
on the market, 4GL4!c.
Demand good, with light stocks
on hand. The receipts for the past week
at tie Wheeling Stock Yards were 3I6
head. Prices have fallen off shade,
and we now quote common to good
shippers at 5!ld6c.
SmEKp-Reccir,s - head; demand
light, with sales at @t@,+c.
LAMW-Receipts light and in good
demaud at nc.
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A World of Good.

One OF the most popular medicines
now before the American public, is Hop
Bitters. You see it everywhere. Peo-
pie take it with good effect. 1t builds
them up. 1t is not az pleasant to the
taste as some other biIters, as it is! OF a
whisky drink. 1t is more like the old
fashioned bone set tea that has done a
world of good. If you don't feel just
right try Hop Btters. NIIndd Ns'rs.
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Intelligeucer Enterprise

The Information IN regard to the
strike in the Kanawha Valley, contain
ed in Yesterdays httiEgpccr, was not
in any wise attributable to any enter
prise on the part Of the descend
ant OF AnnaniaS who h,CheS news
Tor that paper, neither was IT
the Joint product OF the massive intel
lects OF his two assistants, but it was
stolen from a copy Of the RsGISTEE Of
Yesterday, which the above named
worthless remained up all night to Oh
tain. The desperate straits that the
above named individual has been in
lately 20 obtain any readable matter has
been a subject OF much concern to him
self, as well as TO the Jun.
Tor proprietor OF the concern,
II information obtained from first hands
down there goes for anything. Not
content with Itching the coal miners
article, he goes further and steals a pri-
vate dispatch from the REGISTER in re-.
gard to the murder at Charleston, and
runs it up as SPECIAL TO the
iHteiigenCSr" (?), whereas, they had
never received any special OF any kind
that night. Other matters also that had
never found their way into his paper
through his enterprise, were gladly APP.
propriated, and went far toward supple
menting his usual notice OF the Academy
and the phenomenal singing OF Miss
Rose Hall. Patrons of the Fourteenth
street paper will understand how it
came that they did not get their paper
until nearly eight O'Clock, as the press
had TO be stopped to allow the setting
up OF the stolen material. Country
subscribers OF the paper were the only
ones excluded, as the "irst edition" did
not catch it at all.
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" NpSStS-JOIIN NTIHI
y T.. COCHRAN.

"THE IDEAL" is the name of new
music book just issued by Mr.. Emerson
for use in singing classes. The ability
OF the author is unquestoned, and he
has hal a large and varied experience
with musical societies. The new publ
cation will therefore no doubt meet with
success. The prize is - cents. Pub
lished 10y Oliver Ditson K Co., Boston,
Mass
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A General Stampede

Never was such a rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at Logan & Co. s
for a Trial Bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons afflicted with
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs, or any affection Of the Throat
and Lungs, can get a Trial Bottle Of
this great remedy FREE, by calling at
above Drug Store.
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Bucklen's Arpica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. 1t is
guaranteed tc give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan j. Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Tue Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public"
UNION Mills, FLURIANNA Co., VA, |
April 2, 1881. (
LaughIa Bros. & Co:
GEHTLEMEY send me at orce
Xix dozen oil your Worm Syrup. The
cures are wonderful, and it is the best
vermifuye ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought lG3 worms from one
child, and in three other cases from 6O
10 IS worms. The children had been
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
are now in good health.
Respectfully yours,
DUDLEY K. BosToS.
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WAsHINGroN. November l., NJ
For Me Tennessee and ONO Valleys,
rain, followed 10y colder and C.earns
weather, sou,hrr.y winds shifting To-
west amt northwest, falling followed -!
rising barometer IN tie eastern portion.
For the lower lake region, colder,
southwest to northwest winds, partly
cloudy weather, preceded by rain IN
lower lake region, lower temperature
.,..' rs-.:s Barometer.
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Second Edition ofJoh.

Mrs. Ogden, y. Division street, Eui
ialo, says. 81 cannot he too thankful
that was induced to try your Spring
Blossom. was at one time afraid
should never be able TO get ont again
| seemed TO be second edition of Jol
without his patience; my face and body
were one vast collection OF bOlIs and
pmples; since taking one bottle OF your
Spring Blossom | am quite cured, all
eruption have Disappeared, and feel
better than have in long time.
Price 30 cents, trial bottles 10 cents
Laughlin Bros. x Co.
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A MUS EN- ENTS.
HI-MPTY DCMPTY.


The well known Nick Roberts Hump
ty Dumpty played to full house last
evening at the Opera House. The three
clowns are immense, the Hnmpty
Dumpty full OF fun, in fact all the spe-
cialties and every feature OF the show ID
tirst-ciass. They will appear to-nlghtln
SteubeRville, and We commend them TO
the theatre-gong people OF that village.
An kIqToMIIED IDEA OF "FCRNIsHED
ROOMS"
"Furnished Rooms is an original
Farce Comedy, by Scott Marble, which
portrays the troubles and tribulations
of the many who live III rented apart.
uneuts. NJ: Peterson Sold, DESTROYS OF
nyin. "a life OF peace and quietude,
purchases an elegant house and fur
nishes it in an elaborate manner. Mr..
Sold is impressed with the idea that he
can, by renting his furnished rooms to
proper parties, gather about him set
of people, who will so harmonic in
their tastes and ideas, that his establish
ment will become 4 sort OF Home,
Sweet Home" He secures as tenants
latter much consideration an artistic in
water co!ors, composer OF music, an
author, physician, book agent, 4
college student, and young lady who
ohiciales rs copyist and accountant for
him. 70 superintend his household he
rrocures a garruous old lady Mrs.
Grumpy as housekeeper. This venera'
bic soul, inspired by feeling OF curiosi-
ty to know lust who the dodgers are"
rifles the authors trunk and discovers
what she thinks is positive proof that
the authot has murdered Miss Chand-
ier's father and mother, and is bent on
summarily dspatching the entire house
hold. With this idea in her head, she
sets all the tenants by the ears, and be.
fore her mistake is made fully apparent,
the house is upside down, everybody
and all playing at cross purposes, and as
the peculiari'ies and eccentricities OF
each and every rumOr crop out, Sold
finds his pet theory OF "Home, Sweet
Home, most effectually demolished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-18

Go to your druggist ior Mrs. Free
mans New National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability OF color, they are
une1celled. Color from . to ) pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price
Is Cpnts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-18

the State Institute, said contests to he
renewed every year. Adopted.
DR.. Jepson made statement IN re.
gard to the heating apparatus oil the
Third ward school, and the Board in
structed the Com .lissioners to close the
school until the necessary repairs in the
heating apparatus can be made.
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Cincinnati.

CISuSSATi, November lT.-Cot.Gu-
Quiet at II !c. Flour-Quict and firm
Wheat-FIrmer; No red winter 81 20
Corn-Frn; No. go Oats-Qulrl
but firm; No. mixed ~. 81 I7c. Rye
Quiet at 81 0o. Barley-ln fair demand
No. } fall 81 -. Pork kasiera; &c 20.
Lard-FIrmer at Sll 10. Bulk Meats
Quiet; shou.Irrs -; shcr RIBS ~.
Bacon QI',t; shoulders o.; siOu rio
He; clear iii lI4r. Whisky-Active
aud firm st 81 10; csnbinGuou sales oil
finished goods, Sl5 barrels, on basis OF
81 10 Butter Steady and unchanged
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"NY biscuit never fails to be light and
white. use Morning Glory Baking
Powder. advise all to try it.'-Homs'
keeper.
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Fell Down.,

NJ. Albert Anderson, York street,
Buffalo, fell down stairs and severely
bruised his knee. A few applications
OF DR.. THOMAS ECLEcTRIc Or entirely
cured him. Laughiin, Bros. x Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-18

ALL good housekeepers are using
Morning Glory Baking Powder. Try it
and you will use no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-18

ASK yonr grocer for Morning Glory
Baking Powder. 1t cannot be excelIed.
G. S. FEENEr, Proprietor.
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THE CHAMELEON COAL MEN
Another Dispatch From the Seat of War
From the Colonel in Command.

Another Dispatch From the Seat of War
From the Colonel in Command.
Tie REGISTER oil yesterday contained
all the information accessible IN regard
TO the strike at CanneltOn, which ntor-
nation had been furnished exclusively
to It's reporter. Only one telegram was
received yesterday by the Governor
and this We give as follows:
CHARLESTON, November II.
Cor. J. &. JGckson:
went to Canne',on to-day. The
Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney be-
lieve there will be trouble and the
Sheriff has summoned the Hawks Nest
Rifles 80 CanneltOn TO preserve the
peace and has telegraphed Col. Apple
ton TO have other companies ready III
case OF need. directed Col. Appleton
TO notify company commanders to be
ready for orders and himself TO go To
Canneton Ia ste what might be needed.
| did not modify your orders TO st. CLAIR.
y. l. RCFrNkE.
There is now i strong probability that
there will be 4 settlement OF the matter
without any further show OF hOstllties.
Some OF the miners who are engaged IN
the strike are men of education, and 1t
is said they are oppos' Il to the manner
Of resisting the employment oil other
miners now being resOriCd to 10y some OF
the more impetuous of their ranks, and
are willing to leave the adjudication OF
their affairs to the arbitrament
OF Joint committees. II tie
ideas Of these men are followed out tie
necessity for troops will be obviated.
Ii on the contrary, the interference
with the operations OF the mines is per
sisted in by the strikers, the Governor
will afford every facility to insure the
maintenance OF order, and protect the
operators Of the mines in their rights.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
st James Hotel, November IT, 1881

81 James hOtel, november II, loSl.'
FIX. Stewart ard lam ". A. Carney, Chicago
liz city J. SHuit. PCnna
A R!,e city. T. &. Schou. IT. Pleas.
". l.. Stnlshcrv. Grin u I. q. Smith. Park Sb'g
Linn Wilaams, City. J X. Parkerson. Phil
l. G. Pollock, Gin. G. V. Riprcnger b go
[ l. pay Phils. I.Stalcy. W f&fam rittS
A A. Farra Columb's K Huntington, Pitts
J. VI. Mitchell, Mata. Nick Robert, Humriy
l.. T. Phillips, Pits. Dumpty Company.
: NJ Bruwuing, riits J. II. Cragg,
". L. Slack IOoi, city Dick Reno,
". 4 Mitchell. HankS. Andy Morri,
G. K Tracy, city Miss Ida NausSsy
C. {. Dugau, CAntonO Miss Bell clifton,
d. B. Shambsugh Pitts Miss Louisa DeLuuDi,
A. Schick, Belairc. F. Hildcbrant,
Geo. II, Sniuu, Airm't Chas. MaurttinS,
n. {. Harvey, Gin NJ. Mccormick,
r Nc 'OrnliCk sisters Geo. LRVau!Ol
A. Il. Cheeley. Pitts Harry Ricketts,.
n ID. Domer, Pits Geo. Ricketts,
J. + Davis \ lam Gin +. Hawiand,
David Leog, \. \. A. Corey,
Jas. Parker, Noble co W. F. Hart,
{. 4. Yield Newark, o +. N. james.
: X Wallsrc & " I, cit! ". c. Merrill,
II. Eamolin, Phil T. c. Brooks
I n. Mcdonnell, Clcye ]. Il. Brync.
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New Choice goods coming III
every day AT Billions Je"eiry
AlnFSA.
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Pittsburgh.

PRESEASON, vemkrr lT.--Prtro.
eum-Act!vc: United certificates wrsA
and inserted, closed at Sic, r,fncI
lie for Philadelphia delivery.
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NIbeelin9 Re9istrr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New A advertisements

For Sac Cheap-Burnside Stove.
Opers House-Tue Two Orphans.
Seal Skin SaCques-Brues & Golfer
Wraps. ,. Rhodes Il Co.
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Tue usual Merchants Lunch atthe Ne"
McI,urs House Sample Rooms daily.
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W Gather Indications

7A.x.l2x.8r, E.7E.H Tan. srs.7r;A
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November IO.-Tf.
receipts of live stock at the vari,r,
Philadelphia yards were heeyps Iona
sheep 5000, hogs $500. Beet cattra
were active and prices were fra. M
head West Virginia cattle, fed by Sc.
rett & Bros, We're sold by 4. K J Chm
tv to Thomas Bradley. These wer-
very choice West Virginia stock and
averaged 400 pounds. Extra j..
good 5;66!c; medium ii95lc; con-.
mon 3i@4c.
Mich Cows were dull aud lowe e,
$3O@75.
Sheep were active and the shor, ~..
ply had the effect OF raising prices &c.,.
good grades and tc on common. Larr.
were active and &c higher, while cav.
were readily taken at &c advance.
Dressed Sheep were sctIye q, lormu.
rates.
Samuel Stewart sold 10 head a, 60.
she, and 80 dressed lombs at 9@l0c.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Marks..
CNCISSArI, November I6.-Bu,uu..
during last week was brisk. Br-r.
were abundant, and stock came in u.r. .
freely than for some time past. I'll. ..
mand for street car horses is stI.. 90.
More inquiry for Southern CHUNKS. ar.H
smooth, sound and fat shippers ...
ready sale at quoted prices. 1t is worthy
OF note that the average price last We,
was 10 per cent. higher than for the coy.
responding week in 1880. b. Fox. D..
East Fifth street, quotes: Driving
horses, Sl25@l75; draught horses. So
G2C0; street-car horses, SS01.-..
smooth shippers ,cnunksJ s,mlr
Mules, aged to years, l.! to Ii ha,ts
Sl40@l75; Is to l54 hands, sllG"l'n
IA TO 10 hands, $90@llO.
New York.
| New YORK, November LITTLE Dr..
re1s' Journal bureau reports: Bcevr,
Receipts 40: no business done. prg,>.
ed beef steady at 6dSc for Co!oIalu
| S(Gl0c for native. Shipments, ., ..yr
cattle; $50 quarters OF beef; 100 caIca>,rs
OF mutton.
Sheep-Rcceipts $3.50 head; m.r,v,
quiet but steady at - 5OtG6 90 PEI job
pounds; lambs, - 25G6 -.
Swine-ReceIpts 5000 head; mark,
dull for live hogs at s. 25@G 80 per 700
pounds; steady for city dressed At : u'
as 90; choice light weights going H
IS 62l.
Cincinnati.
CINCINSArI, November i7.-liogs
I Dull; common 10 light 50 OOH6 %
packing and butchers 81 lOaO :"
receipts 1890 head; shipments Loo
head.
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nnarmomeIar Record.

as taken at SchnepFs Upers Hoube
drug store:
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ew YORK.

CINCINSArI, November i7.-liogs
Dull; common TO light 50 OOM6 q
packing and butchers 81 lOaO =
receipts 1890 head; shipments 10.
head.