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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-02
SPORTING MATTERS.
Saratoga Baces.

SARATOGA, n. v. August First rice,
FIVE furlongs-A dead heat between En-
press and Barbarian; Tarantclia tilly next.
Time / 40
Second race, one and a half miles-Gli-
della first; General Monroe second; Ada
Glenn third. Time 1854.
Third race, one mile-Boot Jack first;
Tom Plunkett second; Fellowplay third.
Time 1:i2h.
Fourth race, steeple chase, about two and
three quarters miles-Rose first; Echo
second; Trogan third. Time Coz.
English Races.
LONDON, August 1.-The Brighton stakes
were won by Windsor, Toast Master second,
Champion third.
Rase BALL.
READING, Pa, August l.-Chicagos. 10;
Actives, 4.
BALTIMORE, August THE Louisvilles
and Baltimores did not play on account Of
rain.
New YORK, August l.-Metropolitans,
4 Bufalos, ,.
ATLANTIC CRY, August l.-Detroits. 5;
Atlantic Citys, ..
PHILADELPHIA, August l.-Clevelauds,
lG; Philadelphias, 9.
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Iro. M.nufaetarer.' Msssins.

P1rrsBuRGH, August L-This morning ins
formation was received that q meeting OF
the iron manufacturers was in progress At
the rooms OF the Western association. In
auiry " as made, and the fact ELECTED that
the gathering was composed OF sheet.iron
manufacturers, who bad been called by
Secretary Weeks. The consultation was
held in view OF the forthcoming meeting Of
the Tariff Commission, and the changes de-
sired in the sheet iron rates was the matter
under consideration. 1t il held by the
manufacturers that various grades, through
deficiency in the tariff, are virtually un.
protected, and that some Of the finest quail
tiles are imported at figures much below
the cost OF manufacture here. 1t was to
propose rates by which this may be rene
died that this mornings meeting wss
called.
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FIRE RECORD.

MoUNT HOLLY. n. j., August flores.
fires are raging tiercely in the lower por.
ton OF the State since Saturday. Thous-
ands of acres Of valuable cedar swamps are
destroyed. including that owned by Capt.
William Cox, valued at S2O0OO0.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 1.-The new
malt house attached to Rothacker Il Sons
brewery burned this morning. Loss, 81,
OOO-insured.
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Public Sale Of Real Est,i,

V0OstS'S0t w U0ot SStNe
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE on N
ID Circuit 0purt Of Ohio county, We n
ginia, rendered on the 9Th day ot k.s =
MA. IAntry, aimintsiralrli, &c ".
plaipant and Thomas Burke and o,h,, -
defendants, viii. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST s. l~,
At 10 O'Clock A. -, at the front 200, ~
Court House Of Ohio county, sell Al ~
auction the following described proprrt, ~
IA 10 say: A portion OF lot numbsred 90
seven (y'l, on the west side - Main g..
Centre Wheeling. which portion is eon,,,.|
within the follow ing boundr.e,: h,yiun,r,
.he northeast corner Of the lot thrno. -
with tho east line Of the lot q t,y
inches to (but exclusive Of the non, .,
Of the boute formerly belonging 90 Ei!r,,.~I
Isham, and erected on The south hat n III
lot; thence west, nj right angles with w.
street, IL feet TO an alley In rear OF AK :
thence north, parallel with Main strr,i A.,
lot; thence east with the north line o. "a. Ii
about IL feet TO place Of beginning Bg, =
serving 10 owner and occupants Of n, Ia,
ment on the south quarter OF the atyo,t,y
lot -, the right Of way, In common win ,
purchaser, TO the alley or psSsuAy ,nsu,
about three feet on Main street ands,bs.
west Of even width, about ~ feet, b,iur,r
lot 81, and the said tens menl on he 40
Qunrter OF lot -.
TRIMS or sAi.G--One-thiri OF the pur-.
money (or ~ much more ~ the plfrA.-
may electl cash In hand on The day o, ~
and the remainder In two equal lnSiAa ,s.Y
I'm nine and eighteen months rrspe-gw
from the day OF sale. with interest from "
day, the deferred installmsn,s b. b. sss~
by deed Of tIust on the property sold
HENRY y Ru~ELL
Special Commissions
W.. HALLER, Auctioncer. d
This Is to certify that bond viii "a
security has been given by the sp-cia, 60
missioner In the above entitled causs. socos
" SAMUEL n. McCOLLOCH. Ca
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FINANCIAL FACTS.
the stock Market I'm New Yor

NEW Work, August 1.-The probable
course OF Western Union is an uncertain
quantity in the stock market. Operators
who have been posted on previous advances
say insiders have sold heavily and advise
short sales Others say that the Gould in
terest has sold TO be prepared to buy heavi-
ly and put the stock to par this month;
for the third week in July, $72, 81; increase
So, 1850. or IS per cent. For three weeks IN
July the earnings increased 63,374. .Insid-
ers says the increase in earnings has only
begun, and for the rest of the year business
will be very heavy. Efforts to buy North
western yesterday found very little stock
for sale below $1.3s although there was
considerable at that figure. People who re-
allied some days ago are buying.
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The second Senatorial Committee Sc
leek Warrington.

Pursuant to a call the Democratic Sena
toral Executive Committee for the Second
Senatorial District met at Wheeling on
Tuesday, August 1. 1882, converting at the
Mcclure House. On motion Charles T.
Wells, of Marion County, was chosen
Chairman, and J. W. Newman, OF We tel,
Secretary. II was decided to hold a Sena
torial Convention at Warrington, Marion
County, on Thursday, August 3lst, at 2:SC
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of nomina'
ting a State Senator and transact
ing such other business IS may come seiore
the convention. 1t was also decided that
the basis Of representation be one delegate
for every City votes, Attraction over twenty
five votes cast for ]. b. Jackson at the last
Gubernatorial election.
On motion the Wheeling REGISrER, Fair
mont and Marshall county papers were re
ouested to publish the above.
CHAS. WELLS, Pres'L
I W NrDNAN Sec'y.
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EdueAff0uAl.

NEw CUMBERLAND, W. Va. August l.
The Hancock County Teachers Institute
convened at Fairyiew, yesterday, and will
be in session all week Prof J. C. Gain, of
Wheeling. is conductor of ceremonies.
Yesterday morning our town was full of
pedagogues vending their way 10 the me-
tropolis, there to hear the problems of train
ing the young minds how to shoot, dis
cussed by their fellow associates. There
will be a good attendance this year as all
the teachers who expect TO teach were COM
PEELED to come up smiling and remsin dur
ing the diff-Isnk sessioaA
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Inpsltilt Se Il CITY ~ -

s.nl 3. Oona., 49, IL c0ss o. 3 49,
x:yHe..,. -. {. 6! Sssiss:s..s:s
ofEh11sn1. S1SSssA - g ~ csIo
the M e q yeesuasy. I'M 90
SpeciaI C0mmtUt0usn vlp a -, d.
SATURDAY. nASh ysyx
CommspetDg q y Ssn. frosf 80
seII It pubi5s $500, ss - ~ Va .
Coun H. o 800 sysn
highly f.psSs:Ss, 81 p Is sor.sssssS
,ma,st sSd Tsssiy .fogta5h., 100 -
INV 10, fesI On fvssty - ~
~ $500. - siIty 100 49,
Sress lion sSid corr, essiSsoa a 49,
4 tWo-s(oTy bT1ck WIN ~ ~ JsDsAp
hoor (st Dfeaept $500 sys $500
e . sajoonl an1 - q IL htsk
founn So1SS oss,h:h - ~ Y
sven O. 4 % 70. - o$ssstf,kS Vi
Txsnfx. In SnSs = 0insaC
IL two snl DC -Aah - Sss1~AI
tsinins seVon roen1 ~ -
TmTs % gAtG - CsRh0|
morO . Tie Iafenss - ~ rz~I
: :ass, z iIs;ssiis.s.: y 81, o. ~
80 q & &: /: w. 49, -
3D.; 2 ''''''~ Esss::ssl
,....,..,1s..ss!sS
VIVA
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indications,

WASHINGTON, August ., A. M.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer weather. southeast to southwest
winds; partly cloudy weather in the eastern
portion, local rains, with lower tempera,
TurP.
For Lower Lake Region, generally cloudy
weather and rain, variable winds mostly
from Southwert TO southeast, slight change
temperature, falling followed by rising ba'
TOmeter,
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Three Horrible Cases OF Blood Poison

READING, Pa, August Three horrible
cases of blood poisoning, one OF which has
resulted in lock jaw and death, are re-
ported from Bernville, this county, today.
The fatal case is that OF Harrison HOag,
aged fifty years, a carriage manufacturer
and Leading citizen. He first scratched
his arm on Canada thistle, but the wound
was not deep. A valuable cow died sud.
denly, and he assisted in making post.
norton Of the animal to see what allied
her. In this way he contracted blood
poisoning. the poisonous matter entering
his blood through the wound on his arm.
His arms and body were swollen terribly,
and freely marked with black spots. These
festered and lockjaw setin. The most hor-
rible suffering was endured until death
put an end to his misery. Two other men,
sons of Samuel Hoag. assisted in cutting
open the COW. They have since shown
symptoms of blood poisoning. Large
black spots have formed about their hands
and arms and are beginning to tester. Med
ical aid seems to be unable to afford relief,
and death is feared.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Charged with
Negligence.

EAST PALESTINE, o., August Mrs.
Isaac Tynes, aged forty-one.years, was killed
by being crushed between the bumpers OF
two coal cars The train was standing al q
crossing. Mayor Saint held the inquest
ard returned the following verdict: That
said Pennsylvania Company was concerned
in the preparation of said violence and
death BY reason of negligence: First, that
said company permitted its employees to
obstruct, unnecessarily, said street cross
ing: Second, in that said company's en-
ployes failed to give the ordinary alarm
signals and see that the track was clear be
fore attempting to move said obstruction"
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Powder Poured In on Hot Ashes.

BUTLER, Pa, August Three miles from
Butler, on the grade of the Pittsburg and
Western railroad, keg OF powder explod-
ed yesterday. VIM. Howley and Patrick
put hot wood ashes into the hole to dry It
and poured the powder in from 25.pound
keg. 1t exploded, burnt the clothes off
them and tore the flesh from their arms.
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Outlaw. Cap,uretl Am n Cave.

NEosHo, Mo-, August 1.-The sheriff got
on the track of the notorious Lewis boys,
and tracing them to cave in the noun
tain side, laid siege to it. After long par
ley the boys, seeing resistance was longer
useless, surrendered, and passed their
weapons out at the small opening by which
they had entered Court convenes In a
couple of weeks, and they will 60 prompt
ly TO the penitentiary.
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Mbeelins Re9istts
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ?, IsSa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index TO New Advertisements.

Mountain Lake Park Hotel.
Found-Purse with Money.
Por Rent-Now Business Room.
Bisque Ware-Kirks Art Store.
Lost-Horse.-LL Local Page
New Lot Silverware-Miller & Fran
zheim.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. H. List.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits j. II.
Djehl & Co.
Gladiator Cook Stovs-B. Fisher & Son.
The Victor FlOur-Edward Reid.
The Oil Stoye-G. W. JOhnson's Sons.
Headquarters for GlasS--W. \. Wilson,
Fine Button and Lace Shoes. T. Stone
White NeStS-T. c. MOffat & Co.
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MCKEEsPoRT, Pa, August 1.-The little
son of Michael Morris, who fell from q cart
and was run over by the loaded vehicle,
yesterday morning, died from his injuries
and will be buried tomorrow afternoon at
one O'Clock.
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G. Il. Robinson,

The famed veterinary surgeon, can be
seen from s to IL A. NJ, and to P. n, at
Frank Webster's livery stable. Mr.. Robin
son is graduate of several veterinary col
leges, and comes here from Canada, with
the highest recommendations and college
diplomas, and his determination TO locate
permanently here will be good news for the
owukrs of horses.
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Turner,' Excursion 90 PittsburE.

The Turner'S Of this city and vicinity will
have an excursion to PittSburg, Saturday,
August 5th, to attend the great Iron Fest to
he held at that place. For the round trip
only $500. For tickets and further infer.
rnaiiOD apDly IN COumittae
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-02

LoSe BRANCH, August 1.-The Tariff
Commission, at an executive session to-day,
decided to visit New York on Monday and
Tuesday next, and study the practical
workings Of the Custom House. Witnesses
were heard this afternoon in relation TO
sugar and fruit growing in terests.
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Kansas Germans I'm Council.

LEAvESwoKTH, August IA convention
of Germans TO consider the political situa.
ton and devise what to do against the pro-
hibitionfsts, is in session here, With dele
gates from every county in the State. They
are opposed to the reelection OF Governor
81. John.
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An Orer for the Two Pc, Cents.

NEW YORK, August Ia Washington
special to the World says that Folger has Q
syndicate offer for the two per cent. bonds
if he will ask the Senate to pass a joint
resolution, but that the Sherman influence
stays in.
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ON the Traeh Of = seeundreI.

CHICAGO, August LA. d. Bond, father
Of the young lady outraged at Tsylorsyille,
is on on the track OF the author Of the ont
rage. The suspected man is Elliott Hobbs,
recently enlisted in the regular army at the
Springfield recruiting station.
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FINtlh tbtuulNi
VIII HALLER, Auctioncer.

This Is to certify that bond viii g.
security has been given by the sp-Ciai ca
missioner In tile above entitled cau-s, scsol
SAMUEL n. McCOLLOCH. Ca
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Strawberry and other Fruit
Favored Creams at Mrs. Mary
Zeigenfelder's, No. GO Twelfth
street, fresh every day.
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Ire3aRl.

LosDox, August 1.-Parneil has issued
an urgent whip 70 the Irish members Of
Commons to oppose the amendment made
IN The Lords 10 the arrears Of the rent bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-02

Nothing is purer or more re-
freshing than the Cream sold by
Mrs. Mary Zeigenfelder, No. SO
Twelfth Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-02

ENoR sALE-THE STOCK Ann -
4 will Of we'll equipped Job prnupr -
In this city; Or win sell material IN -
suit. For further particulars en9uir n y
ONCE,
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. The regulBr Thursday night concert at
Seibert's Garden attracts n large crowd.
They are very enjoyable. Attend and you
will be sure to 20 again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-02

FoR tremulousness, wakefulness, diz l!
ness, and lack Of energy, a most valuable
remedy is Browns Iron Bitters.
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Tai. up . a..rrel or Wives.

HEDGEs STATION, KY. August Tom
Reffitt killed John Carter with shotgun
yesterday on account Of q quarrel between
their wives. -
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PLENTY Of amusements at Seibert's Gar
den; Go ont and You will be pleased. Re
freshments Of all kinds served.
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IoWa Republics CSaventtSa.
DIES MONIES, August 1.-The Republican
State Convention assemblies here to-mor-
row.
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FoR SALE,

A FIRsT.CLASs FAMILY AND r,l
ffee driver very stylish and S, ssp ns y..s
can drive him; Will not scare a m.
Phaeton has been used but one va,
ness almost new. Enquire OF Hsl
r. J. k0rHACYys
tyB Old Home H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-02

In countries where malaria is prevalent,
or where the climate is subject to sudden
chsnges-should be found in every house
Browns lion Bitters.
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wv. NUDMAN, Sec'y.

Go OFT to Seibert's Garden, either dsV or
niSht If YOU want recreation and fresh air.
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Astrik. Of seIIA s.le a.ek.

EXETER, Or, August Eighty feet Of
solid salt rock have been struck here 1,l25
feet below the surface.
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Letter Carriers, Report
DELIyEREp

We are indebted to the Chief
Clerk at the poStotiice, for the following
report of the business done at the office for
July:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-02

GERMAN Corn Remoyer-the only painless
cure for eorns. Beware OF cheap mutations.
2j cents.
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PERUSA had remarkably good effect on
my dsuther's Paralysis. W. Z. Duncan,
sew.cklh. -
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CommIssIoners' Sale.

In the Municipal Court Of ws~eiins
Indiana Deiter, .....,-,|
Va.
Stella spangen berg and o,hsrs. -
The tinder-tRned, special s"0mis
berei v give notice that they VII. ~ w.
Of the authority derived by them IRON nj
made by said court In aid can.. 90 ~
day Of July. A; y. ls9. 81 o. t,I Is - -
Court House Of Ohio oOunty. NsA W.
In The city of whes'ing. on
MONDAY, sEpTENBER T. A. D. ~
commanding 1t 10 O'Clock q. m. ihs rL 49,
dcseribed In the bill OF ooin ptsis - ri
a. that IT which Henry tulton ai ~
In IN Md city, eounty and bsts I'D p -
wand Of said city, fronting on ne sy 60
~ Eixtsenth sttrol, and boupdsl 81
com n sncins II point In the south hn.s
iot distant tweety .five fert ir"se =
corner of the lot msasurci ayont s,,.s,.|
nsSsiiei With me east line Of saie l1,s
sOuih aide Of the alley In the ~ ~, n 4
iheuoe with the south aide o. sen :
wcsteriy direetiou thirty .five -
soutt eriy direction parallel WIN RI r.
line of nd lot " the norm saS - ~, n
street, and from thence Win ths - 800
sixteenth a.sss 70 ne s,,b n' spd r,ssiss ~
m ihsi wtdth from Sixteenth sas- ~
Ord and tWsaty.hvs feet, more
Alley in th> rear Of the lot. . . A,SssI
Tho land 10 Be sosd hs srapss|
tenement frame hOuss ana
property In . good locsv ,S,rao n, the parhS|
money ana y much more ,hsr,ss = :. "a 3, e
rhsssy sbaiI eIect 70 pay. In $50 =. .sssfsI
81 ~ ne residus of The purea.s 80 d
he ~ m two equal install 1901, rs yI
spectiysiy in six and twelve m"n a., asJ. u
day Of sale with intere.i h a.amissxy 81
purchaser 70 yye nsEsh Srsin. sppro,s y
DE unGsrsigDed. and the sa " , S -
Until xn ss ,saraSsr security iortSs p''
'''''d notes h hse,t1p AeestSsr
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
New MeLure Sample Rooms daily
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z q, nAcR4,My,r
TT6GD CALDpH
special Co
&c BERyEY, AeetsosssL

thereby certify th.s bod a se ssa.nn,s...
been Given BY above Scad bSlss
q r.n ns q saao. Gy:o .Odsf ny
Eth day Of Jolly, A, R;;pMWls n. pAnsA
CIT ~ fha Nuuiapal Coan~
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Total pieces handled $AO,lS
Increase over July, 1891, -, SIS pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29

E, q g * q p, 70 nlsa.' ,' 81 e
90 ~ AZ iy 1l Indiana 10 81 d. At 81 - II DO 81 b at
Sc ~ DO ~ n at c % Pen isy1yania iaiags, D. at
p atsc go Kentucky To- 10 d. a 5'ic zJo do - d. az De-
Judd ( BaaFng6an sold III Kentucky sheep 81 r. al
4,lc 2 10 los D. AZ ~ 100 do - b. at 80. state do
li9 % AZ c' - state Llmbs s. ~ Al PC 10 90 d. At
- 7E ~ kencky TO- oil 10 at o'ic 10 DO % d. Al 1c
-old 81 state sheep % u At f'-c iG DO eusl
90 3D. 81 ic III state Lambs, ~ d. al 5'c 10 40 - To- A
J. >adler GO sold: l7e Kentucky sheep % H. q t,2c
o Nfgina DO ~ ID "a q d. ~ D, AZ ac III Va s''a
iiieuoecF < Diyi. aid: 95 arntacky sheep. 10, H. at
4c 5 state do 80 H. a. tc y d. Obj az Sc 90 81
Cana LamJs j3l1 20 &C. lsi d.. 7 3D. az Sac rs Ken
lucky 81 O a. 500 l23 d. 81 ID Sc - TO- g. D.
- 10 a. 80 81 DO - 3D. A. 6ac lte DO 81 10 a, $50; 15
~ III Hum 49, o io 80 OHIO ~ o. sheen is n a. So
1863 do. rs ID. 81 "A DO lol ID.
&C. IS do % b. al 10, 10 10 ~ b. 5, 10 IS DO 90
%. at iaic ojdo tcnlls. % d. az sc 80 Bucks 10 az
1876 state DO b. at 80 30 III do 80 b. at 6c 80 Penn
sylgana do 81 ~, at &C. 20 o. ~ n a. Sc IA DO 30 10
81 &c l53 Co. "a ID. At $40 -5 To- 81 d. at ~ Il Do
Dneaoaes 8 Dewey sei 60 Western sheep. 81 y, At
DO. % 10. at &C. TO- - H. az tc - Canaia amba II
D. At - So 594 do % ID al 80 i57 90 q ID s at e0
To- SIC 80 d. So To- at 5se I'd 90 % h. at o'ic ~ DO
Je,liSe & Co sold 90 state Lamb. ~ 10. ateiac
kirby 60 sold. az state Lambs 6J d. a. - III 90.
HOGS feceipt. %ere - Ears Of tlj. head-2j
4Oths cars Jersey CIV. The market was very
lrn ami higher than Friday .ot CT Extra rhine Siete
al Jsc per 10 This the highest figure OF tne eso9 ~
sales-Kirby & 90. s9d 81 Extra STATE Hogs 80 ID a'
slenbeck Davis sold, 10 Hogs las -, at s. soI
We 3 6ds sold - stlte Hogs. POI p. at g 20
j. Hu sold Al Siae Hogs. 2j2 10 az > 80 -.
Jel.ne x 60 sold: 30 state uogs 2OO d. at s. 5Oi
RoGgAs, 2s2 10, at u So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29

LIVERPOOL -. -l2"D m--Cotton steady Mdolng
UplandE, Iii do orleans, 7osd sales 5000 bales
incuGuQ LOCO bales Tor speculation aud export ke
cents 0aes, al American. futnreS-U DiAnia Low
MluGnng clause. delivery, 7's4d do OCTOBER and
November delivery 64cd, do January and February de-
livery 65sr4d February and March ue1very bA4d do
MAY delivery, OG4d do June and July delivery
ltEgroot. Aug. 2s-I.sO p. m.-Cottou- Futures-Up
lands Low ddhne september AMI october delivery
Dos.d December aud January delivery. os4d Futures
quiet Dut steady
dsy Included 4,9JO bales AmercsL
AUGUSTA. Aug 2S-COttou duief MiddnnR &c Low
Middng 5scI Good ordinary II &C. receipts. IS bales;
bales.
BALrMOkK Aug. 2a--Cotton quiet Middnng. llstoc
lIJsc. Coca ordinary. llaMC., receipts.
bale. gross lis bales exports eOastwise bsess sales
~ 20 bales. stock, 1850 bales.
BOTTOM. Aug 25-COttUn steady MIldlng 49,. Low
Mddlng. l2aci Good Ordinary l2o@ gross receipts ~
bales. stock. $3.50 baleA
CHARLESTON Aug zs.--Cotton quiet 2LGl2 10
Low Mddng. l.c. GOOd Ordinary, IA c net eeeipts 81
al1 bales exports coasSis1, 45o DAieS sos
90 bales stock. q. 100 bales 49,. -.
CNcISNATI Aug 2o.-Cotton quiet MtddiDg l2'sc: Lev
Midhng l2sc.; Ordinary II 90 reccipt 4o9 Daias
shpmeuts 10 bales stock 20, bAea -,
GALVESTON .S-CottOn quet AldHllng II &c. La"
Middhng lzc; Ordinary. IL se not receipts LOS
gross 500 bales exports ooast"iso zOi Oaes socA
A. . bales
MgAPHls Aug 2S-COttOp steady MiddiiDg ~ Dca Low
mes receipts, 81 Oalos,
.hpmrnTs 595 bales, stock. l,92i bales.
MOHlLE Aug. 2S-CottOn quiet Aiddbng. lENci Low
Mlddnng GOOD ordinary. Al w. net recuiptS "a
ia e. gInss bales sales. % sLooK- 1OA bales
NEWFOUNDLAND Aug 2S.-COttOn quiet. Mddlng. i2asc
Low adding Good Ordinary II &c. not roeepss lsl
bales 81 bales 10 Great Britain 2SjS Bales
100 bales; stock 1911 oses 80, 80.
NORFOLk Aux 3o.-CottoD urn. Mloiling. ls91 ~ Sc
bales 2s9 bales exports c0astwise
4J0 bales, sales ~ bales stock. 3Si bales.