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nE.I.rnE,s wArIR RonKs.
Railroad News and aewsy GoSaip fFol
the CsibSs City,


the Glass City.
The B., 2. 4 O., is again shipping steel rails
out the line.
Bellaire's delegates to the Ban Francisco
couclaye are to be home this week.
Mrs. DR.. Mcclellan Ia still at Mr.. Smiths
near the Tunnel, too weak TO be brought
home.
There il to be mass temperance meeting
at the Second PresbyleriaH Church on Gravel
Hill this evening.
The workmen are now at work putting in
machinery for new process at the Globe
Mills Of Stewart & Waru.
Mr.. Purcell, travelling agent for the Gin
cinnad Southern railroad, Is In this neigh
borhood looking up freight
Joseph Davis, engineer, on the Martins
Ferry accommodation; has moved his family
from WeilSyllle to Bella!re.
The new sewer on Thirty.third street is TO
extend back as far as the 3. e. o. tracks near
the Stamping Co.'S works. AS all the lois
are broadslde towards this street, the s. per
front foot makes rather heavy tax.
The two Presbyterian churches will hayea
picnic at Walnut Grove, Martins Ferry, next
Saturday. The round trip will cost fifteen
cents, aud those children who are not fur.
nished with the means will be taken by the
Sunday Schools. 1t will be a "basket picnic"
The pile drivers on the Ohio River Rail.
road have progressed rapidly below the creek,
and the remaining parts OF the line In the
First ward will be mostly filled. j. B. Shan
nafelt having the contract. he has about
completed the fill for the sidings. Pile driv-
ing will be begun this week, north OF the
creek.
At nine o'clock this morning tho schools
open. The pupils are 10 20 TO the rooms
where they last attended, except that those
who went to school in the IGdlan Run room
will go the new school house Just above, and
those who went to Miss Winans will 20 10
the Fourth ward building. This rooms will
be crowded until the new rooms have their
seats put in.
The Water Works Trustees have made r
contract with Thompson, Eppiug & Carpsn-
ter, OF Pittsburgh, for an EppinG vertical
pump for the new power house. Thia Is an
important matter connected with the city's
prosperity In the Immediate future The
price Is TO be $4,000 one-half on deliye'y,
the other half when the pumps are put 10
work satisfactorily, which IL TO be by 81. VAL
entine'a day. The pumps will throw 600, 900
gallons each tweaty-four hours, II required;
put although the city's consumption will
soon be that great, the present reservoir is
hardly strong enough TO keep proportion
ately Increased surplus and Is the next point
needing attention. The new main 10 now
about completed, advantage being taken OF
Sunday to lay 1t under the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh tracks.
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HAIuRDAY.

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometar, W observed at sonnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner:
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O., LIST; D. D. Riohardr, Newark, End. Best
herd same ssaboye, under yr., same awards
Best bull o. any Hge, ]. 3. Anderson 1st;
Julius L. Moyne, Cad. Rest COW any age, J.
R. Anderson Isl; w. q. Egelson, Cadir, 2ad.
Best herd, evons, Aolsteins, jersey or
Ayrshires over 2 yrs., old, j. NJ. Miller,
Washington CO., Pa, LIST; ]. L. Henderson,
End. Best herd same as above under yrs,
old, J. B. Wilson 4 Son, Washington co., Pa,
LIST; J. NJ. Miller 9ud. Best bull any age, T.
P. Phillips 1st; ]. L. Henderson 2Gd. Best
COW any age, T. p. Phillips LIST; Z. N. Car
rons, Washington, CO., 2ud.
The special premium for the sweepstakes
prize OF % new Buckeye combined mower
and drupper valued at $40, for the best herd
Of thoroughbreds over yr. old open to all
breeds and herds that competed for the Fair
Association sweepstakes was awarded by .
special committee to the herd OF D. D. Rich.
ards, Of Newark, Ohio. The machine was
offered by Messrs z. X. Clifton & Co., agri.
cultural Implement dealers OF this city. The
award gave general satisfaction.
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ALBANY, N. Y. September 16.-Rev.
Albert F. vedder, pastor of the NJ. E.
church at West Milton, Saratoga county,
was arrested to-day as the principal, and
DIR. James Patterson, OF this city, as
the accessory to crime Of abortion. The
complainant, Anna Water, aged 25, daugh.
ter OF Silas Water, farmer, Of West Mil
ton, alleged that Patterson performe the
operation at the request Of Vedder.
He was partially successful. The woman
was dangerously i'll but she recovered
sufficiently to come here and make the
complaint. Vedder was arrested as he
was about to enter the NJ. L. church ct
Kingston, where he was to preach. He
was brought to this city and sent to jail.
Both deny guilt.
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RAllnoAD BoNDs-QuIet and lltm.

sroCKs-Duli to-day but very strong, aud outside
Of the Vallar shares fluctuations wGtC xceedingly
narrow. Az the opening the market was firm ana
x 70 TX per cent higher except for Northern Pa.
rilc preferred which was " lower at tx Later
The list moved up and carried Northern Pacihcg /
10 lN per cent higher In sympathy with the
advance, Other shares ranged ilom Y
10 per cont 60, higher Lake Shore
iAc all the leading stccas sharing in the improve.
ment. About midday there was a feSctlon and pri.
Ces receded Y to v per cent; Oregon TrauSconti.
mental was exceptionally weak and fell OF IL
per cent to6Ag{ on old RBStes Of additIona. issue
Toward the close the market again was
higher and generally within traction Of tho best
prices Of the day. The strength Of speculation WIS
due In p art TO the advance in Western Unlou which
coed at the highest point Ct the week. on the
nent that Cyrus W. Field, Jf., had sailed for Eng.
land tod ~ toconclude negotiations for the placing
Of block Of these shares o. London. AZ compared
with last nights closing, prices are II 10 per cent
higher. IN tpeciAltiCS Manhattan Elevated sold up
81 per cent 10 a. Sales for the week SOL shares
against l76 shares for the previous week de,
crease Of ass SIS shares. Imports Of snecie Of New
York for the week ended to-day S26l, 357, making
total since January lst VI $40 Agllnst
AIS for The knme period In 1882. Exports VI specie
for the week sl66 800. making 0tHG since January
lst $40 1885, against sl2 So ISL for the correspond
ing period last year. Imports o. the Port Of New
YORK for the week ended to-day w. 6O7 9J7, OF which
S2,s7S 82 for dty goods, S6l276S for general mef.
chandse Total exports since January LIST $50, 9l6.
$685. agRlust sa62 ,a5 or tho same period In 1881
TVanKartIonR l69 600 ali Ares
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g,tcl, Thlef Arrosted.

Saturday evening party Of five, all atran-
cers. composed OF horse jockeys and hangers
on. who had been attending the fair went
into the Merchants restaurant on Twelfth
street, and ordered oysters. Before they
were brG SIESf S Ge SaS 6tlisved q
b a Pittsburgh kpoeker, complaining
Of the length OF time 1t took 70
have lie order served, left. Aoopt mid:
nirbt John Bmith, q horseman, who bad
bsen one o. the party. retired 70 bis room
nj Inc Isl, James and discovered that his gold
watch was gone, having been cut from the
chain suspsscss ESs ISo Sgsc ss S@ 70
snuire Arkle. 4 warrant was sworn out
AID McDonoueh hunted up, He was found
ssleen In one Of the state rooms on the lteanl-
ar Bachelor and In the bunk above hin was
The watch. He was committed TO 1Hl 10
await q preliminary hearing this morning
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.IunbO.

VIM. schwertfegsr, of 1l46 Main street, had
very fine display ofhs line Of goods in
Main Hail, and received several premiums on
his exhibit. The booth was neatly and taslily
filled with specimens Of the fine work done
by him, and OF his large stock. Carrisge and
sleigh robes, busters and harness were ar
ranged and hung to the best advantage, while
his Jumbo" trunk was the first article
meeting the eye Of the visitor entering the
main gate. Mr.. Schwertieger ISL pushing
and thriving young man, his business IS en-
loving large boom, AID he will take great
pleasure in showing his stock 10 any person
calling. at his Main street store, where he
keeps constantly on baud large supplies OF
trunks, fne harness, saddles, &c.
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Al midnight last night the slate at police
hssdousriers had inscribed on II the names
ottbirty.6ye individuals who had been drunk
or dis6rdsrly or otherwise offended against
tine cILy's ordinances and been run in By the
police. They were mostly dfunks and disoE'
derlies. The docket this morning will DO the
largest one OF tho year, and will no doubt
draw a large attendance. Saturday night the
streetS were full OF drunken aud disorderly
peopls, As Capt. Bennett expressed II "fhe
whole town 10 drunk ! believe" The inn
COMMENCED as soon 40 the races were over,
several arrests being made on the Island, and
Il was long after midnight before the streets
ware nniRL
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Wool.

NEW YORK, September IS. Wool steady and In
moderate Inquiry: domestic fleece 50aISc; pulled
lSai!c; unwaShcd 1ol9Sc; Texas 14l27c.
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sews and Gossip In Refercnce 10 Various
People.

News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
DR.. George B. Morris is at the McLufe
House.
Senator J. n. Camden was In the city Sat-
urday and took in the races.
Sam Barley, OF the Toledo base ball club,
was in the city with old friends on Saturday.
Miss Bessie Hamilton, Of Washington, Pa,
was one Of the attractive visitors at the Fair
last Saturday.
G. N. Cameron, Etq., representative Of The
Cincinnati Coffin Company, Ia In the city as
the guest OF &, K. Friend.
Ed. BodIey leaves Monday morning for
Meadyllle, Pa, where he will pursue his
studies In Allegheny College.
Miss Russell, one Of Cleyeland's bellies, and
the Baroness Won Filitz of Florida, q sister
OF Mrs. R. R. swope, Of this city, are Mrs
swope's guests.
Miss Carrie Wooster, Of 40 Indiana street,
Island, held the lucky number that drew the
Domestic Sewing Machine rallied of by that
company at the fair Saturday. Secretary
George Hook superinteuded the drawing.
Mrs @. ". Eoff leaves this week for New
York City to study under one Of the promi-
nent vocal instructors oil that city, and for
some time the people OF Wheeling will DO
denied the pleasure OF hearing her sweet
voice.
The friends Of Mrs. Oscar Rsmmelsberg,
whose brilliant prospects have been noted In
the IsrELII0EEcER, will regret to hear that
she has lost her vo Ice, though advices from her
by letter state that there are strong hopes
that her misfortune will only be Temporary.
The strangest feature Is, that the sudden loss
Of the use OF her vocal organs was oocastoned
BY laughter, which was provoked by the in.
imitable sayings and jollliy Of Marie Stone,
the prima donna Of the Boston Ideal Opera
Company. They were soiOurning 1t the
same watering place In France, aud the con-
tinued proyocations for laughter that Mira
RammeIsberg had to undergo proved fatal to
her voice. She Is now under the care Of one
OF the most eminent physicians OF Paris,
and her friends will anxiously await the out
come OF the treatment with hopesot complete
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CHICAGO, September 16,-An Erie, Pa,
special says the people Of Jackson Station,
suburb Of Erie, are excited over the sus-
piclous death Of George Irvine and his two
young sons-all attacked with a malady IL
dicatlve Of poison. They died in horrible
agony. The bodies were feariully swollen.
Foul play is suspected, aud the former
lover Of his wife is involved. The graves
will be opened and the bodies examined
for poison.
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Copyiot. Empioyed IN sIIneu.

BRalSauAa, ALA, September l5.-The
Board Of State Prison Inspectors, after ex.
aiming the management Of the Pratt
mines, where most Of the con.
vlcts are worked, have fixed a seized.
ule o. tasks, classified according to
physical capacity, and not over ten
hours day, which Ia considerable reduc.
ton in the amount Of labor heretofore 70,
au!red. The Board also recommends the
separation OF State and county conylcts.
The action Is subject TO the approval Of the
Governor which will no doubt be given.
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George weisgerber has refused Ed. olator's
challenge 10 row two mile race over the
lower course for 300. He says he will row
three miles for s., 600 side and nothing less.
A Clat0r hacker said Saturday: I'VE can't
raise $500 more, but we are willing 70 meet
him malt way and row for three miles for
$500 side. II we make that concession he
ought 10 20 the $500 other wise 1t would look
IKE a soueal on his part, II Fatty don't
want 10 row E Idle, Eddie would like TO pull
against Elliott for $500, anywhere within
twenty miles OF this city, Ed Is In hrst:o!ass
condition, and would make things lively"
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on err, PA, September l5-Petroteum fairly
active; opened at 81 llk the lowest point and
closed at 81 ll1S: tho highest point YVES 81 l5sk.
SIS. 600 bArrels.
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PirrspuEgH, September l5.-Lsst night
Richard Brown, his wife, and FIVE chill
dren, while at supper, ate heartily Of canned
Corned beef, and aboutan hour later all were
attacked with violent pains in the stomach
accompanied by vomiting. A physician
pronounced the symptoms those Of poison.
ing. One Of the children, Wesley, aged l9
years, grew rapidly worse and died at s
O'Clock this morning. The other members
OF the family are still in serious condition,
but It Is thought will recover. The Coroner
10 holding an inquest on the body Of the
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fine calf
hAnd-Sewed shoes In all the different styles
10 which l invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those l have been
keeping heretofore, making q complste assort.
ment Of fine and medium goods.
L. v. BIoSp.
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rar RIlE ANn pAcE.

For the running race, two.mile dash
purss S2OO-there were only two entries, Viz
elnia and Dutch Girl, with the former a
strong fayorite in the pools. The race was
won Sy q neck by Dutch Girl, but all pools
and bets were declared of by the judges, for
the alleged reason that Virginia was pulled"
by the rider. Time, $50.
In the free-for-All pace there were four en-:
tries. and the race was closely contested
Throughout. Wild Frank was the fayoriie
in the pools, and sold for even money against
the field. Five heats were paced In order TO
decide the race, which was won by Wild
Frank, as follows
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ToLEDo, O., September l5.-.wheat, lower; No. 2
red winter cash and September 81 0SH: October
ary 81 lOA. Cora dull: No. cash Bic: October SSc
January Soc. oats arn; No. 2 cash and October
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Ghs qntstdgeafes::
Oiiicc Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth street.
NcW AdverlIsemenls.

Wsnted-situRtion rs Salesman.
Wanted-To Rent, Rooms.
500 Per Month Made.
For Rent-Desirable suite Of Rooms.
Wanted-Coal Bank Mule.
Regular Wheeling and Mstsmoras Packet
Steamer Princess.
For Sale-Liquor Store and Saloon.
For MataiuoGng-Sttamer Little Anna.
Charley Shay's Academy OF Music.
New Flrm-lIAbis & Stamm.
Look Out for Special Attractions-A. Sled
enbarh Il Bro.-HeAd OF Local.
New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
Reduction in Eurnitlre-G. Mendel u Co
DR.. John Il. Smith-Thild page.
Army Of the Potomac-rhlrd page.
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The Cattle sweepstakes.

Saturday the awarding committee in the
cattle department concluded its lsbors and
handed In the following report:
Clsss Il. Dairy Cows and Fat Animals
Dairy COW 8 VI. old, j. @. Hoge, Mt Pleasant,
lat ]. L. Henderson, Washington CO., "a.
Dairy COW under yrs. ]. q. Hoge lst and
"a. Fat steer, 3yrs, d. D. Richards, Newark,
o. LIST and 81. Fat steer under yrs., ]. R.
Andeuon. Ross CO. o, LIST; D. D. Richards,
"a. Fat steGr uadss 2 yrs, D. D. Richards
LIST and %.
SWoepstakes-Best short horn, Hereford OF
Polled cattle herd, one ball and four cows
over 2years old, ]. r. Anderson, Ross CO..
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New YoRx, September l5.-Lcather steady; Hem,
lock sole 2I55Sa25kc
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The prize sewing machine offered by the
"Domr.tlc" Sewing Machine Company, at the
West Virginia STATE Fair, fell TO Mrs. Carrie
Wooster, No. Indiana street, Island. The
manager delivered her the sos Domestic as
they advertised. Fall again for the old relia-
BILE Domestic" Office 10 Twelfth street.
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MONTREAL, September 16.-The Direc-
tors Of the Exchange Bank resolved this
evening to suspend payment tomorrow
morning and put the bank into liquidation
until the temporary pressure is over. LA
bilities: 100000 deposits; and $4,000
circulation.
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PORTLAND, Me, September l6,-Ihe Port.
land schooners John Pew, Capt. Nathaniel
Latham and Willie Smith, Capt Douty,
both fishermen have not been heard from
since the late gale. i is feared both are
lost with crews 81 fifteen.
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7.u12N i $SptM7HM.I7A.x I'M ". Sr.M7r. N.
: q NJ 1 Is 81 % Is % IS 50
,.., SUNDAY 1889
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CAbbnise.

A car Of choice cabosgs will be received
to-day at MANS q STAMINA.
Successors to A. H. Mabis, 1902 and 1901
Main street.
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nlnnInnnti I..nnsiiIon.

On wedpssiay, September 10Th. the B. 4
n viii All exon, Sion tickets to Cincinnati
ExpoSition at 500 iSr the round trip; tick
stS food 10 return iiyedSys from daie Of sale.
Leave wheeling at ll;l5 y n and Wy , !; NJ
city time.
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HARVEST noaE CELEBRATION
At the English Lutheran Church Yester.
dny-A Delightful Time.


Yesterday the First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church was more than comfortably
filled by the members OF the church, It's
friends and strangers in the city. The occa-
sion was the celebration OF the annual Har-
vest Home festival. In the morning the sac
rament Of the Lords Supper was admins
tered to q large number Of communicate;
the sacrament Of baptism was administered
to goodly number Of children, and, several
persons were admitted into church fellow
ship.
The church never looked more lovely than
with It's proluse decorations OF fruits, flower,
nuts aud grain; everything combined 70 make
the worshippsr realizs the wonderful good
ness OF God. The chants and hymns were
sung with spirit by the choir, led BY Miss
Mamie Britt, and the whole congregation
Joined In the sacred melody. The entire
Service was beautiful and impressive.
The Sunday achool was held at 2P.A. as
usual. The room looked delightful. The
black board bore an artistic aud appropriate
design and the walls, windows and chande-
liers were ornamental with the finest speoi-
mems OF tho season. Prominent among them
were two stalks OF corn besrlpg five ears
each which took the first premium at the
state Fair, and pumpkin weighing forty
one pounds. These three articles were raised
and presented by Mr.. J. NJ. Coulter. A ship
stood upon the organ laden with foreign
fruits.
The programme was interesting and appro.
nrista, consisting Of scripture readings and
hymns. Short and piihy addresses were made
BY Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF Bethany college, Mr..
Bowen and the Superintendent, Mr.. William
H. Helmbsrger. In the evening the pastor,
Rev. E. II, Dornblaser, preached a sermon on
"Christ the Food OF the Soul" The Lords
sapper VA continued. The Harvest Home
thank giving blythe church, and Sunday
School for missions was large. ltwas GLAD
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a. H.7r.M. 7Ax. l2S.sE&7E, =
"a - Sl n 70 90 o. 50
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orux star that leads them all" Tho
,,Domesticn sewing machine victorious. Two
vrand priEss,. First Premium on fancy
Seedle work. Embroidery and SILVER
Medal for best Double Thread sewlng
WSchinSn at West Virginia stAte taiT.
Ofice 20 Twelfth street.
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Died of Cramps.

lncuutIous eating IN dry weather brings on
mitigation, Dyspepsia, Dysentery and Dlar-
riimI for which Or. WorthinRton's Cholera
and Diarrkms Medicine Is the sovereign cure.
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The Park Hotel and one dwelling at
Corning, o., burned yesterday morning.
Loss, $4,000. Incendiary.
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We will receive this morning one car losd
OF choice Delaware peaches, Duches pears
aud sickle pears at zarnits Bros. & Co.'s, 1870
Main street,
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Jusr RECEIVED, a car of choice Western
Oats at MARS 4 STAMA's
Successors to A. H. Mabis, Nos. 1902 and 1901
Main atraat
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Captain Douds won the 24O trot, having
two heats already to his credit and taking the
| fral one. Below Is the completed summary:

Time-E0s33I, 2:S2554, 2SI554 2SI554l, g::8J.
The irse.i0r-All trot between DICK Wright
and Lewinsky-purse $400-was unintereSt-
Ing, from the fact that the latter was over.
matched, Dick Wright taking the three heats
with eEss. Time. $50 222A, 2:2I,
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% boxes choice Lemons.
so boxes Bartlett Pears. .t
20 boxeG DamSon PlumS
~ ~ MANS 4 srANM.
succsssors1o A. H. Mabis, Nos. 1909 and 1904
MAIN atEAAt
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Live stock.

CHIcAso, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Drortrf Journal re.
ports: Hog-keceiptG 5000 head: shipments G,cOO
head. Market very dull and 10al6c lower; packing
8 60a490: packing and shipping - 90A6 81; light
81 S0a5 20: skipsSS 40a4 90: closed very weak. Cot.
tle-Recelpts q, 900 head: shipments 5000 bead.
Market nominal; shipping grades very dull at s. 10
a6 80: good to choice shipping IS 20a5 70 fair 10
81 2Oa6 co. half breeds 81 90Al 30. 6hcep-Receipts
400 head; shipments $500 head. MARKET stel6y;
inferior 70 fat 81 6la3 IS good 81 IS; choice 81 0D
TGxaus 50 2Sa3 is. lambs s. so per head.
CINCINNATI, September iS.-Live hogs steady;
common and light So 9oas 49, packing audi butchers
81 boa6 80. Receipts 1,7oO head; khipments LOCO
hnad
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wAsn1SaroS, D. G., September II, 1:25 A. u.
Fer the Lower Lake Region, cool, lair
weather, northwesterly winds, becoming
variable, rising followed Ia the northern
portions by falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio, Valley,
fair weather, stationary or slight advance in
temperature, northwesterly winds, becoming
variable, followed by falling barometer dur
t,,., 3 |, V,koht