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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01
Ctuetnn0sl.

CINCINNATI. March 3i.-A week OF fairly
favorable weather has set the farmers at
work, and the season is fully three weeks
in advance OF ordinary seasons. The
effects Of the floods have not yet gone, and
in many places in the country the roads
are almost impossible. Grain movement
has been much restricted, and this has had
much to do with the high prices ruling for
some time. Wheat and oats, however.
have declined under receipts that more
than cover the demand. Corn continues
high, and to-day reached 1910. Rye has
declined. Barley strong. with fair de:
mand. Whisky steady, under increased
sales Provisions frmer. with an upward
tendency. Groceries active anil in better
demand. Ieai tobacco active. with firmcr
prices; fine illers and cutting, old. sold at
k25 OOtd26 ~. Live hogs IN active lie.
mand NJ s. 5OGd7 IA Pig iron Is nominal
and manufactured firm. The trade In dry
goods shows manifest increase and stif-
fcnipg in prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01
Logan ImprOViny.

WASHINGTON, March 3l-Saator Logan,
whose condition shows a marked improve
ment over last night, inteuds(to visit the
Hot Springs next week, if TIA present de.
gree Of improvement is maintGned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01
BAlItmO~,

BALrIAoRE, March 3i.-The money mar
kct was easy the past week and more doing
in stocks. The dry goods trade 10 very &C.
tive and large amonnt OF business was
done, principally with the South. The grain
markets is Irregular. Sugar steady at
slight advance over the closing. prices OF
last week. Coffee quiet, the sale Of 1000
bags was made last night on . basis
Of 10 cents for fair. Butter still firm for
best grades, while inferior Is neglected.
Eggs higher, and the market closed arm.
to-day, at an advance Of two cents per
dozen. Cheese quiet throughout tho week
and in limited demand even for best
creamery. Live stock slow; beef cattle
higher, and the only demands Is for present
plenty and slow, though there was No
change in prices. Sheep abundant, ana
fully half OF the receipts left oyar. Those
sold brought tho prices Of last week. ig
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01
HAMPTON-SHERMAN.
Tn, old Quarrel Renewed Again.


WAsIkGroN, March 3l.-Some stir has
been CT ated, especially in Senatorial cir
cles, by H. publication in the Post OF to
day, of IA article in relation to the person
al ditier1Ses between Senators Sherman
and Hang ton. The Post articles alleges
that an e9ploye OF the Treasury named
Kirk, wastle author OF the letter publish
ed in a Cl4leston paper, over year ago
making gRe accusations against the
character o Senator Hampton; that when
Hampton cAle here, at the meeting OF
Congress, he began an investl-
CATION of ais publication, and upon
upon finding that Kirk had written the let
ter, had hin arraigned before Secretary
FOlger; that Hirk declared he had written
the letter by ydirection of Secretary Sher-
man, and SaiIihe had a letter from Sher'
man virtually directing him to make the
attack on HarhtOn.
A Western Associated Press reporter this
afternoon askei Senator Sherman II he had
anything to say about the matter. He re-
piled he had: dat he could express the
contempt he fel for it" He said ke did not
believe Senator Hampton was responsible
for the publication OF the Post: If he was
he had put himself in very ridiculous at.
titude The PDS' article said MIX had
refused to give a copy of the letter he
claimed to have from Sherman. Senator
Sherman said this morning that IL anybody
wanted copies of any letters he had written
they were welcome to them, and could get
copies without any difficulty.
Senator Hampton said he had not talked
about the matter, and didhOt know how u
rot into print.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01
a W~- 1hAAa

DrrLix. March 3i.-The Irish Liberals
are considering . scheme for establishiAg
provincial assemblies in Ulster, hustse
and Leinster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01
yShs BuII'sTpoaGoSy.

LosDos. March 3I.-The revenue rstnsns
for the financial year amount 70 fS.szz,'
zs2 sterling. an increase OF G,7oo.HH con-
Pared with the previous yesS.
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r.~..r.,.,e AAs.ar,>A.

CoLrxErs, March 3i.-Both branches g
the Legislature sdjourned st noon. unol
Tuesday, TO give member IN opportunity
Of attending the elections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

Got DR.. Bliss after the sick Shipherd.
Tho country clamors for bulletins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01
THE NEWS.

The Dakota case, it appears, Is to oe
.ho storm centre Of the session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

There has been new party organ
,,sd At Columbus, o., this winter by the
Eepublicsns-a poker party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

The bribery investigation at Co
,,,,,bu, reminds one of the old Know
Nothing party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

Another hundred thousand dollars
was appropriated, yesterday, topurchaSe
a, rat,ons for the sufferers by the overflow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

Il i announced that the debt redue-
.ion for this month viii reach Sl6,OOO,-
40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

According to the Bombay Gazette.
thetotal number Of cases of cholera dur
ing the past year was 30, 800, of which
l4.2>2 proved fatal. The latest returns
show that for the present, at least, the
disease has wholly disappeared in that
Part of the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

Twelve hundred immigrants arrived
q, Philadelphia, yesterday, and started
ar the West. They were mostly, Ger
,,,aug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

PrausA viii make your blood pure and
healthy. :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01
Ps,k P.ehfss YsS. n TrssSss.

Bo-rox. Nsrch Silt u fepored -
pork pscking houss Of Lnco,n, cns
lain Il Co. In in fpandA Uooose'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01


.ho storm centre Of the session.
Got DR.. Bliss after the sick Shipherd.
The country clamOrs for bulletins.
lis announced that the debt redue-
.on for this month will reach Slb,OOO,-
OM
The bribery Investigation" at Co
,,,,,,bp. reminds one of the old Know
Nothing party.
There has been a new party organ
.,s5 At Columbus, o., this winter by the
Eepublicsus-a poker party.
Another hundred thousand dollars
was appropriated, yesterday, toPurchaSe
.rat,ons for the sufferers by the OvernOW'
Twelve hundred immigrants arrived
At Philadelphia, yesterday, and started
ar the West. They were mostly. Ger
mans.
An earnest fight is being made in Ar
kansas for the control of the Demo-
cratic state Convention, which meets
June 18th.
\ single days fogs recently brought
MO the treasury of one London gas
company nearly S6O.OOO, the price of
-5.O0O, 100 feet of gas.
4 correspondent Of the New York
vn suggests the names Of Thurman, of
Ohio. and Hubbard, of Connecticut, for
1 prsident and Vice President in 1881.
The Maryland farmers have so little
srh in their Agricultural College that
A,,hrv are calling upon the Legislature to
fuse an appropriation to the institu-
ION.
III, a tolerably good joke on Malone
that Republican negro aspirants are
n,aiming for themselves Congressional
i districts he cut into shape for some of
/, white Readjuster hackers.
Irgcrsoll and Beecher exchanged pull
r,, on Wednesday. The former lee
gr,i in Brooklyn and the latter in
4 Washington. Beecher deitied wealth,
a and Ingersoll tackled the cOnundrum
i i what he should do to be saved.
One ofthe oldest inmates of the Nir-
-iria State Penitentiary is James Brad
1 .yy. an aged negro, who was body
,yryaht Of John Randolph, of Roanoke,
and accompanied him TO It. Petersburg
when he was Minister to the Russian
court.
y According to the Bombay gazette.
tletotal number of cases ofcholera dur
ing the past year was 30, ,965, Of which
li,9>2 proved fatal. The latest returns
: show that for the present, at least, the
Vii-rasc has wholly disappeared in that
i Part of the world.
Lieutenant Todd writes that there
are three times rs many officers in the
navy a. it needs, and altogether too
many Sramcn for the number of ships.
s He thinks that 81 ,OOO,OOO year might
BE- saved by diScharging men who are
not Of the slightest use.
"Moving day is at hand and the
time seems appropriate for The carrying
out ofthe rumored changes in the Inte-
,ior and Naval Departments. Mr..
KHirkwoOd, at least has given up hope of
renewing his lease on the former. Mr..
HHunt i, an amiable tenant who would
ailliugIy remain longer, but the indica-
iiuI> seem to be against him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

An earnest fight is being made in Ar
kansas for the control of the Demo-
cratic State Convention, which meets
Eue 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

Lieutenant Todd writes that there
are three times rs many officers in the
navy a. il needs, and altogether too
many Sramcn for the number of ships.
He thinks that 81 ,OOO,OOO a year might
BE- saved by diScharging men who are
not of the slightest use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

\ single days fogs recently brought
nto the treasury of one London gas
,ompany nearly S6O,OOO, the price Of
-5UO, 100 feet of gas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

4 correspondent of the New York
pn suggests the names Of Thurman, Of
Ohio, and Hubbard, of Connecticut, for
President and Vice President in 1854.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

One ofthe oldest inmates Of the Nir-
-iria State Penitcntiary is James Brad
.yv. an aged negro, who was body
,yryaht of John Randolph, Of Roanoke,
and accompanied him to It. Petersburg
when he was Minister to the Russian
d uUrt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

L i, tolerably good joke on Malone
that Republican negro aspirants are
claiming for themselves Congressional
districts he cut into shape for some of
.., white Readjuster hackers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

. The Maryland farmers have so little
snh in their Agricultural College that
.,hry are calling upon the Legislature to
yf,lse an appropriation to the institu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

lrccrsou and Beecher exchanged pull
r,, on Wednesday. The former lee
rryd in Brooklyn and the latter in
Washington. Beecher dcitied wealth,
and Ingersoll tackled the cOnundrum
# what he should do TO be saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01
The Investigating Committee.

The members of this highly respectable
board have held their sessions with closed
doors. 4 majority of the committee thought
for time that charges for bribery and cor.
ruption against two or more members were
strong and rwhelming: subsequent cir
Cumstances, openings and so forth. and
so on, have 'difed, changed and reor.
gained such lief and the committees
report VIII cor in unrivaled as a work of
art; but II VII! axe powerful telescope to
detect in its hundreds of sections, para
graphs and ixty-fourthly and one
hundred and ninety, any specific criminal
charge couched IN plain English Saxon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

"Movlng day Is at hanu anu the
umr seems appropriate for The carrying
out oithe rumored changes in the Inte-
-or and Naval Departments. Mr..
at least has given up hope of
renewing his lease on the former. Mr..
Hunt i, an amiable tenant who would
|aiIIiugIy remain longer, but the mdica-
,ior, seem 10 be against him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-01

which was held two succeeding nights,
fixed up a bill, which the committee OF
twenty for that purpose say will pass. 1t
gives the Democrats seven members OF
Congress and the Republicans fourteen.
Leading men of that party say that it will
not pass. They claim the Democrats ought gi1
offer their substitute by which they would
hove ten members and the Republicans
eleven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Dec. 29.-BEEVEs- Receipts 80 cars
all Jersey CITY and l3 carloads
pected reach yards late Ia The
mon changed hands at strong prices and
light reported dTOyeis look for st further
advance in selling city Dressed Beef rather
to Prime sides, but holders nrn and
the hand is excessive Western Dressed sold At
7dSLc
Shipments today 1920 quarters Of Beef and 1853
cases Mutton Ia the city Of Brussels Is Live
Cattle IN the Eden and 319 do and 400 Live sheep
the France by NJ. Goldsmith.
CAiN f.s-Receipts lao head G3 NJ G0thst 10 at
washington Market and at Jersey city. Voas good
demand s prices ana unchanged. The
mer sold at OaIOc for Common TO Prime, the latter ut
s3sjaf Dressed slow at 720sc, and the best
Dressed Yea selling At Is q 1870.
saIes-C Collins sold ~ Lower Jersey Neals 200 ID
average at OqOc 81 Mount Holly do, 100 to 400 ID, at
6Q loo mainly at ga 100. o,o,, ..,o- 80
do, 26O 10, at 81.
SHEEP AND AMBS-itccclpts were 2O-2 cars OF A3Ol
head ~ cars at 60hst and cars at jersey cry Ibal
for I've days lS12s head against zS2OQ heha TOT e cores
pounding time last weeS Demand fair for go3d STOCK yes
terdays prices with sales Of Common u Prime sheep
81 25t So TO- and Poor 10 Prime Lambs at go Dressed
Mutton slow al and Dressed Lambs IN fair request 1t
500.
SALKs-Judd Buckingham cold: l43 Kentucky sheep,
l0T H. ~ 6 70 state DO los ID at 62 do III ID, st
6ssc 81 do Il2 10 0S4c AZ state Lambs 20 ~ Al oi2c
Z 5. Kase sold "a Jersey Ewes, 80 ms, at 40
j. T. Co sold 100 PennsylYania sheep III D a.
81 40; 2l0 Western do IS u, at 0<c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
COTTON MARKET7-BY rELrGpAPh

LIVERPOOL Dec. %. 1880 D. m-Cotton steady; MIA
ding CplAndH sAd; Orleans do. 6ls, I'D Sales 1000
bales including 1000 bales sDecuuon ana export Re
10000 bales. UlUuO American. FuuTes-U plands
ow aiddnng clause December delivery Jss.d ot'o4
December and January devsr 6a2sad 545sd.
January February delivery 5'aad also btet Feb
ruary and MaIch delivery 64Ss4d also dad March
Apn delivery. ote4d., also Ofssd do April MAY
delivery 6tsed. also ose4ld do May aud delivery
% e4d asO 6Ssd; do June July delivery 0oSu also
bbsstd do July and August delivery 6eos.d 5ass4d
do August September delivery 3D. also 6e4d. Futures
nTm.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 2s.-l30 p m.-Couon-Ihs SAFES OF the
fay included ~. 200 bales AmerCaL.
LIyRRPooI- Dec 2o-6OO y. m-COttOn-F utures-Upands
Middng clause February and March 6isods
ana April deliver 54be.d April and May de
livery 5as4d. May June delivery 6Sss4d do July
August delivery, do. August and September do
livery 6ss.d. Futures dun.
OHIRLEsiOx Dec. Cotton auiot MddhnE e'scJ
Low AIddng 9sc Good Ordinary o. receipts 4,lv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

The following were the receipts and shipments at
And from Chicago and Miiwau kee to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

bales; gross 41l9 bales sales 500 bales; exports 20
the Continent - bales: 70 Great Britain = D; es
bales
GALVESTON Dec. 2s-Cotton weak; Middline. CSC Low
bales; AGO bales exports Britain. 90
bales 10 France - bales; 10 the Continent = 6ales
bales
MOBILE Dec. 2s.-Couon quiet; MIddnng. 9Sioc.' Low
baio gross ]. 30 bales; cOaswise, l,479 pa es;
sales ! 0oo bales; stoeE. 37.9 bales 49,
Low Middling. 0asc Good Ordinary &c: ret receipts,
iptsi oaes gross. bO2 bales. EXPORT 10 France =
Great Britain bales; sales 6.OOO bales; lot evening
100 bses stock. 3Os.4SZ bales
Mdding Sci 1oOa Ordinary. $50 net receipts. 64i7
Daies. gross 55BI bales exports ooastwise - bales
bales. JAWS last ''e"'ii'' 7'O ''''' ''''N'
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
ana Ol Tor the account ave cent bonds extended
dV9 u NeW-fork Central 1921 PENNSYLVANIA Central
LONDON Doe 23-.DO o. m-Paris advices quote three
yer cent rentes at 40 francs IS cenmes for the
LONDoM Dec 2S:O0 mThe proportions OF the Bank OF
England reserve TO liability which 89l2
@ has no" so per cent The oion IN the Bank OF Eng
L9 9 Dec - p MI touE per cent bonds 1926
LoSDoS Dec 2s"i66 D. m,Orlrls saVies. Quote three
~ trancs 10 confines for the account
ana exchange on London at 20 francs 81 confines for
PAaIs, Dec 2s-rho weekly statement of the BANK OF
rance SHOWS decrease of 32j francs gold and l3JOOOO
EUROPEAN dARHErL
LIVERPOOL Dee % Bacon. Cumberland Cut 5lo Short
Prime Western osbd cheese American Choice 6i6d Corn
I'D for Mixed Old Turpentne Spirits. 356d Provisions
Old Mixed western Wheat I'd ga Der GENITAL for CAL
iorna Cnb Id for Rcd Western Spring SD G8l Id
LONDON. Dec 2s.-sprts Tnrpeuuns. $500 Calcutta
Ilnseeu, SIQd per quarter llnseen on Ell pnd42l 10
per tan, TaloS 40 per cwt Refined Ptroeum 7i9do
3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

The Sub-Treasdry statement TODAY shows gain
on balance ($24O,0 Of which is hcutIouSl OF
E6l4, 53O made by gains of S57l,3G0 com ana
S43 los currency The days transactions covered :
Receipts uncudIng an issue Of SZ1O,OOu g)iu Ger.
tiGcates $1.474,75S; payments exclusive OF
S421G4 checks given for bonds ana lnterestl
$500 OBS; currency balance, S0,OlS lS4 CON bal
ance, - l4512 5OS. Money on cali today ruled
sharp at ia ) per cent, with exceptional transac-
tons nj 9a10 per cent; but ialeT, after accounts
were made up special care was takcntO nave money
Offered az 3 per cent. The domestic exchanges on
New-Yofk at the places named are qu0led as Iol
lows: savannah aD0 Charleston each Il discount
to par; New Orleans commercial - JO0@- as
count bank par: st. Louis 70 cents discount;
Chicago. par; Boston, par to 10 cents premium
The Clearing House statement To-Day Is as Iol-
lows: Exchanges, 9l2IOoJ2o9; balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 100000 National bank notes for re-
deinptiOn The Oms receipts were oOZ4'olO,
and the internal revenue receipts $329,253.
here Is no significance Ia the reduction OF q
cent per made TO-DAY in the nominal rates loi
exchange II IS an ou-day loI SAchihe.' tnc NJ
camille demand IS small ana me REDUCTION ehapies
bankers to make more favorable Term, Ioi tne P ul
chase Of commercial bi Is. Really Hlt.e business
could lie done at the revised rates, winch are as
follows: Bankers bills, ~ sOl2 and ~ ~ 8 Tor
long and snort sterling respectively; 3.2-'s ana
b19&I tor francs; "a l. and $3.50 lOr Techmarhs;
S93l ana 30 tOT gulldeTs
The governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting today made no change III the
bank mnimum rate for discount, and 1t remains
at per cent. During the week the bank lost
100000 bullion, ana the proportion OF It's reserve
TO lis liabilities reduced from 33i2 TO SO l-l6
per cent, against 34S5 per cent at the same date
last year. The weekly statement OF the Bank OIL
France shows losses of $685., 900 francs god and
l3jOOOO francs silver Despite these ADVERSE N
fuences the cable reports British consols at the
London Stock Excnange higher: LOT money 3 At
100 1916 and for account "A at lOl &. Inc cdDle
reports United States 3i2s first az down 4 per
cent at l05 and LATER at lO5l2a 1885, while II le-
OF IA 10 122l2 AMI the digs up 1-lO
at Il6 lie. Evidently the quotations
which are given to the pubic are uutIustWOrthy.
American railways were sO-sO--the quotations were
IneagIe and irregular, but generally they show some
improvement on the quotations OF yesterday AZ
70 10. and sight exchange on London was hriner at
20 - francs 90 the L.
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF December were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

Ss. Sold g fSnn IS H. s aS IN
S. io Ii do 70 B. as &C., III do lis ~ at5c' 80 Western
5ci 5I do 100 D. at So 80 DO 0 r. at - sa Ss 40 TO-
hos &C. ct & q STATE DC g. lf 5e
Lambs g. at s state o &C. We.t g sheep go H.
5isc i90 do 50 D. at SCI ~ do IA ID. at6c; ls2 do
60 gSo tate Lambs N f2S at u e I57 xqrnn
54c OF anadA do 81 d. at 5so 80 DO u 10 NJ o'4c'
II car. at Il ] 1o
lead Sranst 25a75 headior time last week with
continued isnt arnya The market i aI e UonStry
Dressed hTm At @9e for e9yy d. s iSf st e 1u
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
PuFF,to Doc 23-CATrLE- Receipts to-day LOO head
total for tho week far 5000 head for same time las
week lOjOO heao' con'igned through zoo cars ~
Good shipper S. ass Light 10 Medium Steers 81 40
sa,EP AND IiMBs-Recepts today 1000 head total for
thus far l249o head for same time Last a Te sn
ge sSes Fair to Good Western Sheep q so
Ieeiefn lambs auotSbo at 81 Common to
HoGs Receipts to-day 56s5 head total for tho week
CONSIGNED thonE - cars market dull weaS lower sales
Good Cnoce Workers 81 l5ast % Light Do soGSo to
nav qosse Tiss : 5oss5 ooo n.,a .n,Dm.D,,
CHICAGO. Dec ISHoGs-Recepts3 3uOV heau ',te "a
closed dull Mixed So Soe$s C5 Heavy. 50 9Oes6 e5 Light
CATTLE Receipts $500 head shipments. 3 700 head;
sales Of EStIa s.s gaO5Sd az F sSg
60 Goou 20 Choice shipping % 200 - w. C@no n i1o
~ $50: Butchers plentiful aud weak at 90 INC VI ~
Common 81 2Jd$3 Medium 10 Good - L3d = 'oi
Stockers and Feeders, So lOdt4 90
sHEEr-ecept heaG; shipm9n'' 600 49, AZ 0
Medum 10 Good SO 2OQaS4 %; Choice TO Extra "a 90"
81 b. ~ ,,.o.,.,. IA
East Liberty Penn, Dec. 2s CATTLE - Receipts ga
heaG active aud pices 1'c higher lhan ye ss
HoGs-Recepts. 5000 head market fair nCrkeIs 70"
Pnuadephas So 80 drb 90, BatimOres, 50 %OdS ~
SHREP- 1000 head market iairi PIime - o"%'
Fan 10 90 - %. Common, 3 JuGt3 49,. 49,, 49,,
81 IoIIs pee 2s-CATIE--Iecepts, LOO head; ship
mens uoIe supply belie prices easier Good 10 Choo
rDdSJ kNua nesNy.
steers OF $40 10 average sold 80 25 Light sioeIs - -O
Far BUT her steers ana Iat heiiei' "
cows So 10 de4 co. StOcKeTs, SbdS - 90 80 ,,,. eez,
HOGS Firm light grades, - 5OdFo tU Iashl t $40.
e6 20 n chers to Extra So as6 35 Receipts 4oOO heaoi
shipments 100 head. a .oorco and
marnct finn Common TO Medium IS OO ar ~ NVou'
% 90 81 20; Choice to Fancy, 81 0OGs3.