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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
BIsiue 10 Lowell
EsPERDAY's RECORD.

The Patient somew hat lmproved-Preps-
rahons for the Journey TO Long Branch
Ftnished-The Start TO be Made at Six
This Morning, Provided No Unfavcra-
BILE Change Takes Place.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-The
President passed a restless, somewhat
uneasy, day to-day, more from antici.
pstions Of his removal than from his
physical condition. His first question
on awakening this morning, as this the
last day hsre?" gave evidence vi the
anxiety with which he awaited his re-
movsl. All day long he talked OF
going away and OF his trip, and in conse-
quence Of the excitement there was
recurrence Of the teverish symptoms.
When the bulletins were first posted,
before it was first known to what cause
the increased fever was due, there was
areviyal OF apprehension among those
who read them and all sorts OF
Wild Reports Were IN Circulation.
Among other rumors was one that the
President was growing weak hourly,
and another that the doctors had aban.
doned the contemplated trip to Long
Branch. These rumors were fortunate.
ly found TO be without any fouu.
dstion. In conversation with the
Western Associated Press reporter, both
Doctors Bliss and Boynton asserted
that there had been no uniayorable
change in the Presidents condition,
and the latter stated in express terms
that in his opinion the President was
In . Condition to be Removed
and would stand the trip. The evening
bulletin was gladly hailed everywhere
and confidence in the Presidents sue.
cessful removal was somewhat restored,
AT this writing, 9 P. NJ, everything about
the White hNu'e int r,s = hat removal
will be made heipr . .,'eiu..S .nnrrow
morning. The vision 81 o., thu
main track OF THE n ( - IL Sb
street and PEHn'y YIi .vrnu.. o. a.
ready LAID aHH - 81 - i.,t,,,u
In waiting Ia 49, =. are b1inU
removed lr m - " ...,t IINnSs and
the A ''T -, U5-. n
which President tITj ia - A,
carried to the tram, stan,IS a. th,. dom
In front OF the house. Within the hons
the members Of the c. met are in con
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BENEATH THE WAVES.
Accidental Drowning OF DIR.
LLOYD Howard, at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 5.-Dr. Lloyd
Howard, quarantine physician, and in
charge OF the quarantine hospital at this
port for the past six years, was acci-
dentally drowned in the harbor at the
Commercial wharf this morning. he
was on his boarding steam tug, and
as the tug reached the wharf DR.. How
ard attempted to jump on the pier.
In the effort it is supposed he made .
misstep and fell between his boat and
the pier, striking his head and sinking
in the water. Dr. Howard was one OF
the best known and most popular ply
s:cians of the State, Q member OF the
state Board CT Health, and for a long
while demonstration OF anatomy in the
University Of Maryland. He was
member OF the medical commission sent
10 New Orleans in 1873.
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ENGLAND,
Jefferson Davis at Liver pool-His Health
Poor.

Jefferson Davis at Liver pool-His Health
Poor.
LONDON, September 5.-The Globe says
that Jefferson Davis arrived at Liver.
pool Sunday, in the steamer Bernard
Hall. from New Orleans. He is not in
good health. After short stay at the
Adelphi hotel he left for London, by the
Midland railway express.
FREQ Trade Talk.
LONDON, September 5.-The Standard
says it would be rash to draw any con.
clusion from Sir Stafford Northcote's
guarded references to free trade. He
must know no greater calamity could
happen the Conservatives than to take
office with such q programme as fore
Swallowed in the speeches Of Lowther
and Sir George Elliott. The Conserva.
tives are not prepared to advocate re-
turn to protection. Neither election
can be considered an unqualified Con.
servative victory, though the govern.
ment cannot afford TO disregard the sig.
nifcance OF a double defeat.
Another Invoice Of Mormons.
LONDON, September 5.-Mormons to
the number OF $50 sailed to-day for
Utah. Switzerland and Germany con-
tributes the greater number. Two
thousand Mormons have left Liverpool
this summer.
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THE OLD WORLD.
FINAL RESULT OF THE FRENCH SEC.
0ND ELECTORAL BALLOTS.
Gambetta's Opinion Of Electoral Reform
Further Riots at limerick-A Ruse Of
Ayoob Khaa-Strearrs Of Lava
From Vssuvius-free
Trade PaIaver.
JEFF. DAVIS IN THE BRITISH ISLES
FRANCE.

Gambetta on Electoral Re form.
NEwBoURe, September 5.-Gambetta,
speaking at banquet last evening, said
he did not think it we'll to reopen the
question OF electoral reform Immediately
on the meeting OF the new Chamber;
that it should not be abandoned, but
only postponed, fresh appeal to the
country being inadvisable.
The Second BallotA
PARIS, September 5.-Final returns
OF siIty-iour second ballots for members
of the Chamber OF Deputies show that
So Republicans, 8 Royalists and 8
Bonapartists have been elected. The
Republicans gained 10 seats, from the
Bonapartists and 8 from the Royalists
The Republicans lose two. The New
Chamber, without counting the Colonial
Deputies, will comprise 459 Republi-
cans, AZ Bonapartist and Al Monarchists.
The Republicans comprise 80, Left Cen
tre 1853. Left 206, and Extreme Left 46.
Among the notable features in the sec.
ond ballots are Revillion, Intransigcant,
polling 5,297 votes in Belleville, against
5,0U9 i0r Slck6.
Fatal Railway Collision.
PARIS, Septembar 5-The express
train from Marseilles came in collision at
Charenter with an ordinary passenger
train from Montagis. The ordinary
train had gone off the rails when it was
overtaken by the express. The hinder.
most carriages OF the ordinary train were
crushed and about fifteen persons were
instantly killed and several seriously in
iured.
Archduchess Marie Clementine.
PARIS, September 5.-Dsath is an.
nounced OF Archduchess Marie Clemen.
tine, aunt to the Emperor Francis 10.
seph and widow to Leopold, Prince OF
Salerno, age 81. Her death occurred at
Chantilly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
THE INDIAN FIGHT.
Official Information from San
Carlos Agency-NOt SO Bad as
Reported.

Official Information from San
Carlos Agency-NOt SO Bad as
Reported.
WAsHINGToS, September 5.-The fol.
lowing has just been received:
SAN CARLOS AGENCY, A. T., Sept. 4.
To Commissioner of Indian 1fdirs, Wash.
in9ton:
Reports have come in that affairs at
Cibien are not 30 bad as reported. Capt.
H snlig, OF the Sixth Cavalry, and ten
men were killed. The Indian losses are
large. The report that Col. Carr and the
others were killed is false; am co-operat.
ing with the military; am fully pre-
pared by my scouts, and the employees
Of the agency are in no danger; can stand
off hostiles and will.
ISigned.l TIFFANY,
Agent.
Doubts a. to the Indian Massacre.
SAN Francisco, September 5-Latest
advices throw doubt on the general
massacre OF Carrs command having oc-
Cured. 1t is now reported that Lieut..
Stanton and probably other officers,
succeeded in effecting their escape, and
that only Capting Henting and some
dozen enlisted men we're killed. No
particulars yet.
The Recent Indian Massacre.
ST. LOUIS, September 5.-Capt. JJhn
Mcclure, OF this city, father OF Mrs.
Carr, wife OF Gen. Carr, reported killed
at Camp Apache, Arizona, has received
no intelligence from the scene oil the
massacre, but his daughter was great
fayorite with the Indians He has strong
hopes that she has not been killed. The
son, Clark Carr, was q lad OF fifteen
years and was spending the summer
vacation with his parents. He had been
attending school at Garden City, near
New York, and was to 60 to Europe
this fall to finish his education.
The Latest Concerning the Fight.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-The fol.
lowing has been received at the Adju.
tant Generals office
SAN FRANCISCO, September 5.
To AdjutGnt General Z. S. Army, Wash.
ingtOn:
The following has Just been received
from Haskell, Aid-de-Camp:
Lieut.. Stanton is on the other side OF
the river crossing with Company Z,
Sixth cavalry. He calls across that
Capt Hentig and seven men are killed,
and that Lieut.. Gordon was wounded in
the attack on the post. The men are
cheering in their quarters; will give
you more in an hour. Lieut.. Stanton
aud Company E, referred to, are OF the
command heretofore reported as massa-
cred under Carr.
[Signed. Mcdowell,
-..- --- F.. Major General
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rhs c,nciun.t, southern Lease.

CIxcfxxAIr. September 5.-The sink.
ing fund commissioners met this alter
noon to act on the lease oil the Southern
railroad by the trustees 10 Fred. Wolfe.
Two OF the commissioners we're in favor
Of confirming the lease at once, but the
Others desired to be satisfied that Wolfe
Is the representative of the ErlsngeT IN.
,terest and consideration vas postponed
till Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
AFGHANIsTAN.
Ayoob Khan's Trickery.

LONDON, September 5.-A dispatch
from Qnetta says: On August 3lst,
Ayoob Khan issued a proclamation de-
claring that he had abandoned his in
:ention OF fighting the Ameer and was
about to fight the English. To this end
he invited all persons having weapons
belonging to the Government TO con.
slider them their own on condition Of
their joining his standard Immediately.
1t NAV be assumed that this is merely
e clumsy plan to get as many rifles as
possible and send them to Herat, where
he continues to send as much cash as he
can get.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
FIRE RECORD.

At Charlottesville. va-Loss SIS. 900.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, September g.
The Monticello wine mandatory burn
ed tonight. Loss about s75, 900; insur.
ance 10000. -
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Inactivs.

STATE SrcURIrIEs-Dull and entirely
nominal.
SroCKs-The market was regular, but
in the main WAS weak and lower. and at
first board prices declined TOLL per
cent. This was followed by rally OF
t9i per cent, and during the afternoon
the market moved irre9ularly within q
range OF sCGi per cent, the dealings bs.
ing on an unusally small scale. Al the
close speculation was firm in tone and
the final sales were !9i per cent. above
the lowest figures Of the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
DRY oooDa.
New York.

NKw YoRK ,Septmber 5.-Dry Goods
The Jobbing trade is fairly active
and agents are making large deliveries
Of cotton and WOODEN goods, ginghams,
skirts, drawers, ETC., on account OF back
orders, but the current demand at first
hands is only moderate. Cotton goods
are firm and in light supply. Prints In
fair demand. Ginghans active.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
Killed bys Base Ball.

PATTERSON, n. J., September s..
BENZ. Sharrock, while playing base ball
this afternoon, was struck in the stom-
ach by q ball from the bat and died In Q
few minutes. ,0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
PREsIDENT'3lNABIL1rY.

Sc stor Voorhses' op,nion on the Cues
Eon-Aow the Difficulty Cou:d be
Ssttled.
T&RRE HAUrF, September 5.-The
Ecen'ng G"Esas vIiats q length" inter-
We" Nth Senator Va, rhers, OF which
,h1 'ohosrne points are the nioss strik
log: Alter p,UnIsig that the Presi
dents recovery miyhI rx.-ud through
the entire n-,asE.ins tsr,n, and there
were no prece lspts Ia American history
IN the Gat.er, The question OF inablhty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
ITALY.

vesuvius in state Of Eruption
NAPLES, September 5.-Vesuvius has
been in lively state OF eruption since
Saturday, sending streams OF lava down
the northern slopes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
Forty Years Expsr,sEos Of sa osd
HufDo.

Mn. Winslov's Soothing Syrup II
the prescription of ono Of the osss
female physicians snd nurses IN tne
Waited States, and has been used Tor
iorty years with never failing sucess
nv : iiIions OF mothers Tor their chill.
dsen. II relieves their child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripins
In the Bowels and vindcolic. By CIV.
ins beaIft, 70 the child it rests ths notb.
er. Prics 25 esnu Q bottls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

Az agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop.ts falling, bas been long
sought for. Parker's Hair Balsam, dis
tinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
The Ball Tossers-
BosroS. September 5.-Worcestsrs 9,
Bostons 2.
Troy, September 6.-Troys 8, Provi.
dences 8. ..-.
CLEvELAsp, September 5.-Chicasos
IA, Clevelands 8. 20
The Ball Tossers'
Maine Prsys on Thursday.

Maine Prsys on Thureday.
PORTLAND, Me-, September 5.-Gov.
Plaisted has issued q proclamation recon-
mending that Thursday next between
10 and y O'Clock be devoted to prayer
for the recovery Of President Garfield.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
Hsnlsn and Ross.

ToRoNro, September 6.-Wsllace Ross
says il Hanlan will accept the English
cricketer's offer to 90 10 Australia he will
60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
BULLETINS. 8.

His Conditlcn n at 50 Yesterday morning
Exyrrrivg MANSION, $50 A. H.-Ihe
President vas somewhat restless during
the early part OF the night, but slept
Uell after midnight. He has taken by
the mouth and retained the nutriment
prescribed. This morning mis- pulse IS
less frequent than yesterday. His ten
perature is a degree above normal.
Pulse lO2, temperature 80 5-lO, resplra'
ton Is.
LSignedl u. W; Bliss
J. K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr REYBURN,
F. II. HAMIITOS.
Increased Pulse at Noon.
FSECUTIvE MANSION, September 3,
l2;3O-The Presidents condition has
not changed materially since the last
bulletin was issued, except that there
is some increase in the freq lency OF the
pulse. He has taken, with some relish,
the nourishmeut administered BY
mouth, and had no return OF gastric IT.
ritability. Pulse III, temperature 99 D,
respiration Is.
[Signedl d. W. Bliss,
]. X. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBT REYBUsN
F. II HAMILTON.
d. A. AGSsw.
The Evening Message.
ExECurIvE MANSION, September D,
6:3OP Mo material change has taken
place in the condition nf the President
since morning Tu,. parp'ii ahSCe.S c,l-
tinues 10 imnrnvr, aaL tne wOnrl -
mains an ut the san. Im. "n - Is
somewhat less f'-QItHf rhtr - u.
Al present il Is lOS; temperature '"ES;
respiration II should no untOSard
-vmptoms prevent il Is hoped t0 move
the President 10 Long Braach 10 NOR
rJw.
lsignedl D. W BLrsS,
J X B,R<ES,
j J.NOpUW AID
ROBt RANBUtS
+. II. H,NILIO,,
p "A. AGNEw
Blsiue 10 Lowell
SN~CCT.yE MANsI'N, S'ptemh.r D,
0:I5 u. A.-Secreiary L aIne srnI tIr fJl-
l,wi Z message Tn-..gl.
InynH. Hinis,s. Lon1,n:
ms has Gepn the h r,'rs' tiv vi the
s.aspn, snt the heat h.r' '"Ii npOT me
President Iii pa'~e aud Temperature
have b,au hiR ,rr ,Ldn f'r >ev Ia dtys
Is,r [; n'hrr >p.C-s Nv. ~ a. hen
~ sp-cl,l rh,'ga. P,'h-r ',,"rah = IT
adverse It Is vKp7UitSI hr T!I rs re-
moved to Long Branch TO morrow. II
is hoped spa air will strengthen him.
Signed BLAINE, Secret1ry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
We PRAY!
And We Are SHH Permitted to
Hope fer the Best.

And We Are StlH Permitted to
Hope fer the Best.
To-Day, on Bonded Knees, the Ma
tioR's People VIII Ask
Almighty God a for Continuance of
the Favorable Signs.
And that the Journey 10 the Sea
Shore
viii Not be Marred by One Un-
pleasant incident.
The Excitement incident to the
Removal Creates a
<sssiaAa Iasssaase In the Patients
Pulse and Temperature,
But Otherwise His Condition
Shows Some improvement.
The Removal to be Made at Six
this Morning.
Everything in Readinsss to Re-
Ceiys the Patient Sufferer,
And His Present Condition Seems
10 Warrant the Change.
Pulse, lO8; Temperature, SO s-lO;
Respiration, 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL xAsxeTs BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 2ito5 Per cent-6ovsn'
ments Steady-fIour Steady and 10
Fair 0emand-wheat Active
but lower-Hogs Firm.
PlHAHoI.
Isv York.

New YoRk, September s.-MoSsr-
Easy at 2iS5 per cent, per annum, and
closing at per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper 5S6 per cent Sterling ex.
change, bankers bills firm at 4so: de.
mard at 4S4.
SiLvRR-At London 5lsd per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin per cent discount.
GovKRNhESrs-Steady for extended
IS and IS and s9t per cent. higher for
4ts and 4s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

TolzDo, September 8. - wbsst -
Easisr; No. 2 rcd spot and seller fet-
tembss 81 3sae; seller October q Il; 81.
lef November 81 43t; srisr Decsnbs
81 Is. Corn-s"ier; No. 2spot t3lc;
ssllse Oc obe. 6Ik; seller year 63tc.
0ais-Honin dIy unchspged; No. 2
4O3c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

PrrrsBu ,aW. s.rs sshes5.-Paroassa
OMIT; Uaitsd sesi6ostss sSSe; rsla.
ID 7se Sof YnEs sl1hia dsiivssy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY ~ 1881

poor cnoc sss Poor e
Creamery POar to Choice 2Od34c Imitation Cream.
22 2sc Western Dairy Poor Choice ga2eo West
Sho;ce 1Ga2Gc. y. .ChE EsE-Mafket firm on Strictly
with moderate ,nqgEg oncr .nds II n, cgy,s
8909l2c Skins Ga &c. WESTERN Poor 70 Choice lOe l3c
SKINS Poor Choice Sal0c chcddar Poor 70 Choice 10
Long Island and nearby, Soc state and PenIsy Vana
e %3 MSe demand scSa cdna d Louisiana
&c for Common e Prime and d for cA9cc =,
oh MsssSrH 20 S.ov FIX ns ~ A.
GA Calcuta Lnseel ~ o.
SPICES--Quet unchanged -,
SALT-Ony moderately active for Factory; Bulk dull
prices no,n!naliy unchanged.
rARRsw Snst and f rTsT Mnscovo1o about
stescy Cent weak: Fair to Good Roeius. 7,;
PORTO eo icS a54 hhGs Cuba M@scGvsdo private terms
asasssc: Powered a~o; Grsnuisi"1 one. STANDARD
- sac; Confecticners "A" $50; Mould A,"9is 39sc
- 4se 9caes 7ss7 c YeIicws g. &c: cubes &C.
TA hs AUCTION sale 'e y Ping say Green sold at
On styance and CHER descross brought s;ssay prizes
Er'SalnE; as HhS ps GS s o'H%lRS 5Gas
Gic $50 pSgs Jepani 49,? @33c 80 pkSs D9st Sc; S22
LOIS pkgs FoI1nosa d. 2O0 4lc 40 pkrs Annoy d. 22R0
Seed Leaf & @ Sse
7oi0ci $50 New.EngLand DO l5d3Oc 10 state. private
terms; 500 Ohio lS7y 79l2Hc; 100 sundries 9G4oc.;
VIVA LEBON E-Quiet and unchanged.
WOOi1his market continues quiet AMI nothng o. inter
esl has transprd stocks are quite free and an
Sns to prices is noesa TIE low wa;er
to good movement sales ;oU0Q0 conbing Pulei 1000
10 Morteyiceo 10000 B1gdad 81 bales INV lshed Peron
ID CObnG and Deiaine l200l state ali on private terms
200 Cape 2si?e 80 eaz3 Fine Ftgn seonrea aIc 1o'
en- 3Id35c lOUi0 F1ue Wisconsin, 42ai &c; Soc0o
Fsi Texas, 81 53c.; and $4,000 spring California 22S
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
,,.s -sn,rg Nfatylf g-Tz

nALuxopE Feb II Cotton dull; Middlins, lhc Flour
r. 5 Ss 4s IS DO 9 EsTa u Is no. Ss@y s. S
= co. y Mill ssPSF = 3 90 49, % sday
Western higher strong; southern Ned, 81 1873 10
do amber 81 2OaSl "; No ~eeicrn Winter Red SPOT
s asy f 81 ssas ls Gorn e "+ aa.
higher R w ana srq @Id spo1 ard FeOa &r
HJi. bSc.; straoof 6oe ID 1aIs quiet ana sir9y
peD M SS vania and Maryland, s2Oas2l.
nominal Corn steady unchanged saes 10 cars Of
Wesra tn 5qSs e a. &c Ss sS' S Ga M
q 49, very e sere nsf Gs s9T
q 90 bbs Wheat 1000 ps 4GooO
bash 9as lSEoP 5SS ha %bca sOo Ge zoo n. co
doS ss,h OATS r. 90 o SSs Barley
CHICAGO Feb llfoar quiet an9 n1eLanfep ~neat
M cb,cag 20 Sping ysls G95 cash &c March
Ayi u go May any 49, b$ GP SSa as casa He
yTc. Mach; 4'lc May Rejected, SOC 0siS l1iy &c:
an, %,ds ' 81 s sH R q SS Soc steady
changed Barle ser a. p 81 RTs d 1 %arCs s az
msn a az Sprii Lara strong aud higher pg5c CASH 80
ar Zoe March s77 2a9 SOC Arm 'us Meats irn n ana
Higher: .sady and aHclsngod At M
WcIScSsS lt!oar steady; Fam T taI0cs SS
S %4s 'P%sq' 900 @s. Gn ego =
1TS gS ia s2 aema SsnanS e. i
i spdn n'u Shoulders IA Cear Rio 6s1 for ioo1
and HE s.seT IN active Geaand az o.
Butter asa and s sh s S2S''g sugar Mss m and ~
s & sS ah neg 70 20 IS racns Sol Butchers
80 % SaS 70 ps 5eofD-sF flour quiet at oJSs
moveen White sPGt and Feeraa o 81 J T2 81 90
So y se no nom nal no White &c corr In far in
aairy Mxod 4ic Oats st1sa a !, 90 s Tsi %
ssG sz foa S 1855 I.u
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LnRnkEAN MAEKErs.

LIVERPOOL FOB 1l.-rorH-Pnme M"'s-EN.srn dli
AZ 70 y csf"-n. dll ~ d.. El''n- umpcyihnl NJ
steq1y II - "a short lub. steay Al i2tl Hg Gear
rteafy ~ Sd nhor, CHif, STEADY - H. lilHS "e
On .tuty atiT IL aid "a tiTly 9Ul HtG liiI Noes
dun al 70 l.yra Mess steady a. 8j frme Neat u y
ri t.ird-luiIr western. irF'Y ~ ~ :
Tauow- PRIME Ci:y. steady NJ 80. Interchangeable
0rncr al So Ro-u-iI. sieay ~ l'ii: L"f-in1n. hn =
Al Cnc-rV-Amrrlcan CHOICE. hFhfr Az bS i"tl
J2I. f1tr- kJif1 state. dui ~ /. cL " htu
: /. While. dnn AT . "a ., sp.Ing; y, = dih
AT OIL. >c~ Wiut.r Wo-t"r. Dun ~ "a w "oLt'.-
rrn Winter. Dan at pId C'ru-hEei strty d" a. co.
,ousc,d G-YeI.ow amer.raH. SCAR 30. itHh 'omn"i
al London strey Jt6J ~ Sp1t' tuIp"Iaia AT I.OA'
don. steal, ht -. . ,.. .,., ,......-. -, 81,
dci Icri t of Ttt To- Zee past tict d}b -'pJ' CEN
tbs l.cli-,i.g .7'.tOJ hrl".Ir.i..
IiypIrol. Ftb ll-l:an - m Efeal't ;fH Q'Hct ni"l
stIey C,tu ic. per coria Tor old .iAoi isIt
n ~ urr rcda Tor anadhu What. 80. 40 ri. c-uHt
for aNcnkr taulorn.H VIE, !" e. a. iod fr ~ 80
Cui ta..r pTcwt. lpg the Ue-t GRADES III Amer AL
Lsron g., ,.rr t5Gt or Ting tI,@r y diH5.
IiyrHruoi. FEB. II .. .-tAcuia iluScei ~ Ter qri
cit u.s. 81 Iufuru;int 30 lrr cvL HhGr "a - bh per
q al Ion cuba Mus 'tva'O inir Hc"nihg thOtt
yYipDUi. frb ID p t"ihri Petroleum. 10" o. nor
It.,,rd 81. III Sa!ut~ 81 Pt '1;1 J. d
cTt Ait!lt 8.
n,,d al vi for short clear Mldi s.
MAS1u-f Ir' 10. Inc HarKct for warns aud isbf "a
dnl AMI ton- :Jlncu 80 fted 'nld rd ~hriIhrr,
~ ~ Yaid.H u7I 81. - nrh ~ I;u l.! ate -
yards h 2 or, lg al 4'4hi No. ~ MaIc T"'i ralf'
a. fgiF FEB li-Wncoxs Lara Ella l21 irit - %
confines D>Y 100 kiOs 4cirOuI. 10 francs Tx uc pae
AmcrcIn. - . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
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prrY,to Feb 1i--C4rTLV- .ec,1pte TO-DAY 1000 head
total for far. 500 h-ad Tor ae same ne l
week 81 600 head consigned through 40 cars Mara
nothing dong sales OF two loads OF butchers elo' NJ
FSWpyp AyD Rcccipts today 90n head total for
The week 2lOuO head against 2lOO hcli Taihc
c0nslgied through. 20 cars Aafhet htAN
with fair demand: best gIaios disposed OF safes Z" OI"
10 bar Western sheep At ~ $685. Good 10 Best - ~
IA fyi We.isrD Lainbs - 2jdEG,
far O coo head agaiDs; 27p00 head sane tiho last wee
con- giied through. 1874 Ma";Ney i"~ h' r. lo
sae the bulk Of fr6sh Grvas cphgned iouRn c, n
Iixnt b. FAR - zoo 70 soi GOOD To hOlc@
s. asa ID 80 Coarse aud Common 81 4JdSl '1 PSs 70 -
C9lcHGO. Feb l.-HoGs-Receirts li00 head ship.
menls 300 mead Market active aud fr1hcr Common 10
Fair ikea Packing s. 10 U.s. 90; Light - 3Ddf1 %
ipeuIy al S5 sos Ch0ice Heavy. 81 J4sj 70 ali a"i
market closing shippers buyls freely pachcla ae
oGHTrE-I,sceirt. 900 hea-l shipments, 2cDp head
narKri active wih aOd domandat ia! pifr's Ali,
~ 30 o. Ane load so1 ~ ~ Cool t. On " ,
StIning s; SjuS5 20 10 fair "a 2oasl 10 e"pl
innry Tor Butchers 81 OO14i Euli- ~ 5Gft % Stock
fsi'iy active Best Iim tOnt"t 10 tdt
steady at 81 5OdS3 20: Good "a CDOCc 81 oJn4i GoOl
St.tr Calves per head. $40 h00sl2.
head shipments. l.lO1 mead; M =
eats demand supply Common to Medium. - - u
n; 70 Choice fl - Is 30.
ar LOUIE Feb. ll-CATLH-In fair de'nand; rrcf9t-.
qUO head shipments LOO head market shado r1..rr
Fair 10 Good $iGs4 80 Cieics Butchos steers. - 100
81 g.: Fax Good. * 6UGsi stOckcis a. JUaSJ 21
Fteiers, scai 90 aud wanted at S. JOa@ -. ~
SUEFr-SteGly aLd Unchanged rtocils. S'l Icaj s.p.
menis I4OJ Fair to GOOl, ~ al 10 Coee 10 Fac, f1~
HoGs Lower the lover grades Lght Shipping 50 -
40. - 70 30, butchers 10 Fancy,
sJGJ SO VJ receipts 1850 head shipment oOUO mead