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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04

NSM AohK, AuguAtIl-flou dull: receipts 14,Cco
3! Soas sS;, 81: Louis 8, 4o.s Is. Whcst. sro.
grads declined a,s,lc, f., fer Yards rallied Eskn
suoseaaent'y r:toysr,d AsErr, AID Gle I'd ~" y
nushs!:i NJ ? { hicsgo s:N.aoHc; Lad Duluth
s*ies I5t.0N bushels At 9lha5iMc, olasii,: Il sT;sS;
see EN- Sc, M!e. 81 go by spt ~, = ss;;ti4stc elo;,sas
e;oine q, VIZ; k!oveme er. s.,es 8ss.oc0 bushels
o. ! psAss99ht. Go lng at Qoxc: December sales ~.
oo bushels y q clhal az Gle ins n 81 d: jan.
ins 1 si 81 81: ~ Se5 Sq.Ssi' s si = LIZ. e;S. aut 6 A. :,
~ e'Eai eaA 9 osi Y It Z. OK: March. tsles ID,
i nS!i Il IL ~ 2a'o ~, Sus sp ~ 9sN;i OK, siS::
ctsSipI. 81, q. aesifs.ic h!lsss So ep. So,n q ops r. y T.
tac lasef. later re ,oyeIed Hskc, closing aim e. e.
css'pts 4I,to9 u.hsls: exports 1870 bushes: 40. ).
ssssiH /; NJ So.,n* s g &c: 1 No; : J.. lasSSs,,
S1Ac, eleArg Al eNe;. o. oSes syxas S'Sss
Oats tsu; tt.xdph ~ % bishf IL: e1bons 81, burS.
III isy Tes;s'n n %Ia % s,s sasssc !, w b W; tern 4o.47o.
aaa weak; S4les 1000 6agr, RIo No. Auu IstIs ~ ~" q
ts'o'p: September. . ice. November, S2Cc: Decen.
ber, Staas loci January, $500; Mari S4o,. su-
~ Nd cru led sHssHc: p sas1i I'd sEs tHs sG.s eS!
lated 6Hc. Mols sses dull AID unchxnged' Rice
sieady aud IN moderate demand. 1allox 6rm At
~ & Ro to dua, Talpeus!ce dall. Egg. vestesn
seT,amosr. . OJay. s7cN! October w; 7.7s.7' :TS. S ; S2Ae:
PEI Tic. Batter. Arm s1a 10 niodetx, 9 demand.
Cheese quiet apd trm. o!hen unchanged. $500
vu1oAso, August A.-Flout quie. and unchanged.
Wheat, III I ii demand. weak and lower, cIceias
~ u1der yesterday, aft. an almcststcady dc,iino:
sales ranged:Augubt VI haS!x c, closing al {. In . ssI .
teinoet eIM,sbAe, 9 osed u AAsa11So: f,eUbcr SiX.gsc.
AZ: ~ 3 .oi xisser SIX. ''' csin sc slHsea an a
ssss s,s s;ssa|s v ID l2s'' 1Sa! Sp - yys;!:'s s;sy; sssh y
s sSptsn 11asss s9 X 81 4 Closed s!sssa a ~: octotc, 81
2! +lhsi721c; year 4sAs!!55sc, cle5ea =. AKA Mc;
Utis quiet lnd steady; cph s&ssHc; August II
s q Sss1s siStsa $685. g. 2lS; s ase! yni, y1s,SXNe: eio;sd
2sAe; MY 2s4s?9Hc, clcscd al 4 t.'e sy 70
t.s'dy Il, :, sle; PsilPy inasnye 4 e5Hee isf 8,p.em
ia Msi ioa s1st X an sseaay - a 81 =. slh: ifotk dun: cash
love-; s.sh ] sa}IsSs:c; Ausus Us !. 80 a 't:e' sla ses, y
September ! S7Ka7.4sc. cicS nj : a. n
7:s.i; 9 y ~, ds sgs, &o' sIOsSd At 7.s:}H ,7.ssc, Bulk
s sntss' ' h III sle usn s.sse: iss p,,sl m s' lSs: a ,het! r. ~
unchanged. Whisky quie: and unchaSged a. ii 49, 10.
\ CiselssAI1. O., August 2-Flour quiet and un.'
No 2, tsetkc. Oats pe.(ve and En- At a,x :. Ry.
quiet add Arm u Gsc, Pork firm ii 81 Is. Laid
tSa, :. 7,2;s7.?se Bull nra:a Quie. and finn:
,hoaloeIs eSic; short Ilb &c; ba"ont.e ay snd un-
changed. WhiSky active and firm ats, 0G. Butter.
hrn and unchanged. Eggs quiet 4, lie. Cheese
pazADHlrRA. PA August 2-Ylour, dull
and weak: rye fou, quiet. Whe0t d.,
j wel; s g: ! red sli T. ssss sss' !. x: No. s: ! Au sSi!
2E4Ha9as; sepsezabez, Nx.a5c; october sdN1s7c
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ST.. %ALPHONSUS' DAY
FIFTY CELEBRATED YESTERDAY.
Ths thxfch aad Society Which Bssr His Name
ObserVs tho An.i'eraaryi Sacred TO His
rsns-AppropriA.s Religious Snvlea,
FOLLOWED By Diuner-piealc 70 Day.

Yesterday wss the Fest Of 81. Aiphonsus,
the patron salnt Of the German Catholic
church Of this city. Tho day was also the
thlrtie.h anniversary Of the organization Of
ths society bearing the same saints name,
and a celebration Of ths two events W., az.
ranged, which came oil yesterday, and sur.
passed anything in the history Of the church
or the society. The day W., opened by the
administering Of the holy communion at
1880 A., n. Tho society attended this service
In = body, hsst meeting at St. Alphonsus
hall. .
At $50 4. N. tho society rersssmblsd 10 re.
ceive Bishop Kahn. who conducted ponti.
lcal high mas In the church at 10 O'Clock,
assisted by Rev. Fathers McEuigot., Of tbs
Cathedral, .HyAcinthe, Provincial OF the
Capuchips, Fsiix, Angelo aud enacius, aud
others. . Tho vocal munso was bv the choir
under the leadership OF Prot V%olkenrath,
with accompaniment by the Opera Houue
Orchestra. An addre., Of an appropriate
character wa, also made by Bishop Kain,
and Rev. Father BchleIcher, Of the Church OF
tho Immaculate Conception, Eghth ward,
preached tbs anniversary sermon. NWU
Tho church WIS beautifully and elaborate.
ly decorated for the occasion, and the con.
grorationH at sl the sssvtoes were large. .
Alter tho services Of tho dxy were conclud
ed, aulnner wal given In St. Alphohsr, hal
by the society to Bishop Kain and the clergy
the officers Of st. Aiphonsus Society, the
choir OF the church and the Ops;a House
orchestra. There were present bealdes BiuhoI
Kan And the clergy above mentioned, Rsv
Father HyacintIe, Provincial OF tho 0rdei
OF Capuoh'us, who resides ut Cumberland
Md, and has Just retained from Rome, wher.
no went to pay his dHvotionH to tho Pope
aud two or three Of the C4puchin Fathers.
Mr.. G. r. Behler, President Of the 81. Al
phonsus Society. proposed a tot,t, to "0nl
revered friend and spiritual guardian, Righ'
Rev. John J. Kahn. Second Bishop Of th,
Diocese OF Wheeling" to- which the Bishop
responded with .aa appropriate aadfe,1
thanking the society for ~ kindly feeliut
and conGratula.ing 1t and the church on thi
suspicious day In their history.
'T0rsts were also rendered Father Hya,
cln,he and Felix, and Mr. Anton Rsymann
Our most public spirited Citizen" Mr.
Rsymann responded very happily.
In all, seventy.hve or eighty psrsons wert
at the dinner, which was greatly enjoyed by
This morning the members OF the Bocieiy
will scemble ut their hall, at $50 O'Clock
and proceed to the church, where High Ma,
will be sung. Afterwards, headed by thu
Opera House band, the Society will parade
through tho principal streets, and In the al
ternoon give q select fsmily entertainment
on the new Fair Ground. No ons will b,
admitted to this picnic except members
their families and invited guest
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CITY MATTHIAS.
Rrief Notes on CURRENT Events Of Minor
u. ia Fgfsreat. q

RHtAf NnfTN NIL 1uKTFnV kVNNt1 Nh nInOK
80 $50 vtrrrst. e1IG
po.pn NJ Commissioners to-day.
p,n.,n ,,oura, n,,sds mi, sva,,,,
I.us. n,. h,' ..,r p ""o,.a ~. Wv. '. W. as,,,t,,
iAsr nisn'0 f"n coo'eo 'ne az oensus'
iaIy' ;,
II Dsmnc,A'i OF we slxth wetd formed .
campaign club Saturday night.
The Committee on Fire Department will
meet In special setlion this EVENING"
THERE were nina ca,e1 on the slate at mid.
night for this mornings Police Court. l1r'
T'ux body oi Jimmie Henry. the Inv who
was drowned last Thrrsday, W., found Sal.
urdAy.
Tar Monnd,vil,s oamp mating bov,p, An
Tnesdsv nj ne1t veal. moi t,.mor,nw - hss
kssn announced,
Tur limited angina housa h., ham band.
somsiy urspared Tor tbs rsoention nj the nav
Hiishv Gre engine. ~ ~.
80. .n.i .a.. ,. r..
nHs's cya. IoIn' nSote Mainhs sst.y
~ " w u.oma inu.nu'te1y' Aho "iois'
~" .,,.,t
h,.a eiv'e aoan nas ouilt Gon'oh,eu'
= ano!nas o. q" P,vn III SsoPP'Hh F'"S
Atey "e'' mum heeuso. -
GEoEGr eALApE and Lsuia Colmc'', IT,,
leave '7.dsy 70 bAl 1hs sia!e FAif al over
MS 6tale AND E:1tern oalo.
JANE, ecyLLr, boz: laborer at tho Belmont
MILL, had bis leit eye seriously Injured last
Friday BY having It Struck with q "chip'
ping"
TIE Island Blaine and Logan Club will
hold an important p~usinss. meeting at the
Island hose house Ut 7:3o this evening.
Every member should DO present.
~. csru.r,. a,,,,n, aoo,.,v Ill h.vs /,
picnic and moonlight social at btibert's Gar.
den on Wednesday, commencing at one
O'Clock. A splendid time 10 expected.
TN Damocrat,o nrimsr,s. IN tha'c ,tv d,s,
t,ic,, for ths nom;pa,ion NJ dis,riot o},csre
w;H h. l,sId m tha is,h inst Tns nolis ar
~ Ia onsn f,om ! tns7 p Wv vnt,uv n t,ts
niacs Al Tho regular c,ty yn,inv places.
n..S' ,S"At N.
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An old physlcian, retired from practice, hay
Ing had placed in bis hands by an Eaat India
missionary tho formula Of simple and yege,
table remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, aCa,arrh,
Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections,
alno q positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested It's wonderful curative powers
ID thousands OF cases, has felt It his duty to
make 1t known to his suffering fellows.
Actpated BY this motive and a desire to re.
lieye'a human suffering. Twill Send free Of
S Sss : Z P,S 81 bT d n$ $s'lI,S 4 y;i ihl' ri fSSig g',d in
tons Tor preparing and uaing. Bent BY pai
S q sSad1Nsa a1nss g ,ta ppt aSsPp. nRS%I onPg! tbs hdst paper sI}sr
N. y 5E-E ~ .r., ~ row
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Three deeds ot'trust and the following
transfers we're admitted to record at CLERK
Hooks till,o Saturday:
A deed nude the 18th day OF July, 1884, by
Anton Eeymann and wife to the Wheeling
and Elm Grove Railway Company, In con.
sidera,ion OF SIG, C1O for the property that the
compsny's stables and oflce now stand on,
on Sixteenth street.
A DE- ed made the 18th day Of July, 1884, by
WIN. Hcsie 10 VIM. kruser and wife, III con.
alteration OF 500 Tor one and q hall. acres
OF land In Triadelphia district.
a deed made the 29:h day, OF July, 1884.
by Charles Felt aud wife, OF Belmont county,
y 10 W. W. Mcdonnell. in confederation Of
$925 for part Of lot No. 10 in square 10 OF
eptigs and Eitchie's addition 10 This city.
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RIVEH NEWS.
HotosAbout tho Steamboats,, Bank Briefa
nnd Geographic Exports.

HotoBAbout tho Steamboats,, Bank Brlefa
and Geographic Exports.
The Elaine arrived at 8 4 Il. seysral towa
Of empties passed up.
Tho Chesapeake 10 now laid up at the foot
Of Fourteenth gt1eet.
The river has been falling steadily at this
point for the pat two days. The marks last
evening indicated d depth oil 7 feet 8 inches.
Saturday the Atlantic passed down light,
the Venture and G. W. Stone passed Cd
light and the Heatherington and Hawk
passed up with ties.
The Psineess was kept busy yesterday e1-
tending her trips to Martins Ferry IN order
to accommodate those desiring to attend the
camp nesting there.
Tho Scotia pused down for Cincinnati Bat.
packet to touch at the levse in ahout. four
weeks. shs hid q big trip.
The W. N. Chan csllor passed up Saturday
evening. 6hippsrs ahould boon the watch
for her return trip TO the kanawha Valley.
Bhe Ia q good reliable %csrrier...
] The Courier did not get In Saturday morn
ing until 10 O'Clock, and in ooust Queace did
not get away until 5 r. n. The cause Of her
detention was 4 big trip both ways,
Capt. John 8, Dsviuey, OF 9t%aubenville,
whose name has been mentioned in connec-
ton with the position OF Local inspector at
this point maids vacant by the demise OF the
late Capt. Thomas Wilson, writrs to thu edi-
tor OF the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette as
follows "Aflsr thanking my friends for
their suggestions in regard 10 the matter I
will state tina. they are not aware that II
offered the po,itionI would not accept It. I
would not hold q position uader James a.
Dumont, who is chief OF the steamboat Ser
,vice, at Warrington. In the first place l
never consIdered him competent for tho 20.
alton, and further, be miafspsesented me by
stating what we're not facts to Judge Mat
thews, who was at that tims ssnatar from
Ohio, and who was after the position OF
Supervising Inspector for Steam Vessels for
the Seventh district, whinh / held at that
Tina, for bis hiend Bohn F%ehrenbatch, etc."
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Fine Art Work.

There Is on exhibition In tbs Windows Of
Miss ]. B. Wilson'S book store, on Market
street, n OF the handsomest pieces OF deco.
rative art work ever usen IN Wheeling. II In
mi Of the tasty large tsrraiine vasss, deco
rated BY Mrs.. wilkinson, and 1t shows the
possibilities Of this ware In competent hands
as It could not otberyi1s b shown. !.
"A decorated mirror, tho york OF Mrs,
Frank Caldwell, 10 shown In the SANE Vim,
dow, and also shows rare tasts In It's e1sou.
ton. The two articles ara we'll worth in
ipsoting BY any person With any ertiatio
taste. T8slsH gl lEFsI =
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1.-Two ktOck.

CINCINNATI, o:,::Ausust 2,-Liye hog, Aim: rom.
q S5Ab 10. Receipts Lao head; shIpmens 6.ohfAd
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A stone from we,t ytrrfutn.

The Washington Monument at educational
Capital Ia rsp!dly nearing completion, AID
thoas states which have not ret aent memo.
rial stonts are rushing the work forward.
The Legislature Of this Slate appropriated
$500 TO deftay the expenses OF procuring y
store for West Virginia, and Dr.. w. Il. Pen
dleton was appointed Commissioner 10 taxa
charge oil 1t. Dr.. Pendlston was In the city
Saturday making ar~ranesrsnt,. and the
contract will be let in a few days. The
block will bs OF West Virginia msrbls or
gtauile brought 10 the Highest polish. The
outward iacs will BE- wrought In the coat Of
arms OF the State and will be exceedingly
handsome.
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are the records OF some OF the cures Of con.
sumption effected BY that most wonderful
remsdy-Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Dis.
ooVery." Thousanda Of grateful men and
women, who have been anatohed almost
from the very ava Of death, can testify that
oonsunption' ~ its early stagss. 10 no longer
inoorale. The Discovery has no equal ~ a
pectoral and Alternative, and tt Q most obsti.
nate affections Of the threat and lungs yieid
to Its power. All druggists.
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A CHAPrEs or ACCIDENTS.
A Mar Drowned and Several Persons
!. y 2 Hekionbly lllnyed. L.lLa.L .,

a man OfoWne0 n several Persons
B~srionSly lrjnSed. RSpta, L.
Last evening 4 man who lives At Washing.
ton, Pa, but whose namo nobody knew, fell
through tho P, Y. &Ky. trsstis on the river
bank south OF tho creek, aud sllgh.ing upon
4 pile OF sharp broken olndsr, was seriously
hurt, his body being a mar, Of cuts and
bruises. He was carried Into a cabooss and
properly cared for, and later sent homo,
John Gum, 4 farm hand living with Mr..
Green. on Edglngton Lsno, walked out OF o
third btory window At Winters l. Thorn
burg's hotel, on the upper Market equsre,
Saturday morning early, while asleep. His
iall wes somewhat broken by striking the
awning franc bsloW, and he escaped serious
IL. W. Rixsy, who h,, tho contract for
lighting tho oity'A oil lAmp,, we1 Ritting In a
wagon on Chaptlne Btreet when 4 RUNAWAY
cart collided with It and Rlxey wss thrown
out and painfully, though not dangerously
hurt. .
Saturday afternoon Tho huokstsr wagon oil
q man named Hanohsr collided vita that OF
Ell Herwig OH the National road, east Of
Fulton, aud tho latter wagon ws, badly
broken up. Mr.. Herwig. who wei with her
husband in hia wagon, w'1thrown between
Tho wheel and body OF the vehicle, aud her
left arm was split open ilonl tho should Sto
the wrlst, her siQh! limb badly out slmoss its
entire length. anda deep ont In her 10 :shgad.
Mr.. HsrNig borrowed smother wagon and
brought his vile to this city for medical
treatment
After colliding With HsrMig'S wagon Han.
cher's tam continued on their course, and
at tho foot Of the hill dsshed against a buggy
IN which were Nj. McCastle, wife aud child.
The buggy was broken 10 atoms but iortun.
ately ths occupant, escaped injury. At Thu
point ths runaway horses wtre both thrown
10 the ground and easily secured.
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A Deck Hand Drowned.

Jim Wslters, a colorsd deck hand on ths
steamer Courier, was drowned Saturday
morning during The up trip from Patksrs.
burg. The boat pat Ia At the Pittsburgh
Coal Works, below Bellairs, 10 take on coal,
and ~ she swung up 10 the side OF the barge
Jim jumped upon the fat. Tho text In.
slant the steamer and coal boat came togsth.
or, pl,ducing q jar that Knocked him Into
The river. He came up to the surface after
sinking the frat time aud q rope WIZ thrown
into his hands, but he was apparently too
much frightened 70 grasp 1t, and finely sank
about twenty-five w n years Of ass, and came to
this city from Gloysr's Gap, about two years
ago. He waa employed several months at
Taylor & DIFFERENTIATION house on Water
street. Tho body has not besn recovered
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Nj. Georgs Y. Willing. Of M%snchester,
Mich, writes: my wife has b On aimoat
helpleas for FIVE years, 50 helpless that she
could not turn ovel In bed alone. She used
two bottles Of Electric Bitters, and Is 30 much
improved, that she Ia able now 10 do her own
work" jl4.9
Alsssslo a!.lsrs VIII DO ell that % claimed
their great curative powere, Only City cents
q bottle BY LOGAN Co. NwyAw
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Tho new Governor General. .oi Canada
brought with him thirty.nine .~ervants. That
SEEM, q good many. But every stomach hps
more s~'ryants than that. Lungs. liver, heart,
arteries, veins, esopbuRus, kidneys and all
the rest Of the party must be kept In prime
osderit ftpt olass eervice Ia e1psoted. Browns
Iron Ril,srs 10 the great regulator for all
these. Il auiets them wh.n In rebellion, and
keeps them to their work when they are
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A Fair Onor.

The voltaio Belt Company, Of Marahall,
Mich, offer to send Dr. Dyes celebrated
voltaic belt and electric appliances on trial,
for thirty Days. TO Msp. both old, aDd Young,
afflicted With nervous debility, lost vitality.
and many othar diseases. Boz advertisement
In this paper. Rnl r7hsAw
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The curative power OF Ayers garsaparilla
Is too well known 10 require the spscious
aid OF any exaggerated or fictitious certih-
cate. Witnesses of its marvellous cores are
to-day living In every city and hamlet Of the
land. Write for names II you want home
evidence. pAH
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Tho prestdeut At Church.

KINGSTON, N. Y, August 3.-Ptesident
Arthur and party attended church services
this morning at the First Reformed Church.
To.mprrpY The President goes to staats.
burs6, whese be viii dine With @.. YIN. 2.
Dinemore. -
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.equi,e Ankle had four criminal cages In
h's court Saturday, the parties to each suit
being colored. g,' .isu''
jamie johnson, breach Of tho peace, aaed
81 aud costs. I1n7a''s.'- ~.
James Baldwin, arrested at The instance Of
jamie johnson. was discharged and the costs
assessed upon the prosecutor. -
Penn Mason, fornication, fined $40 and
costs, and sent 10 ISL in default.
Amanda johnson, adultery, hned $50 and
costs. Bent up. ~1'l
The case OF Mrs. Elizabeth Kraus Va,
Miehael Miller, Tor threatening bodily in.
Jury, wn tried before Squire Phillips Sat.
usday and dismissed at c%omplainant'a cost.
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foyombsr os.aske, ro,n. dec,tr,a k.fc c,o.tno |
weak ana nominal; Gar loutc4rce and quiet: vi Il.
81 mlsed .taa No. . high mixed and yellow 60:
sail mixed August stxss'c: september 6lHs6ac
No awhi,s tSc: No. 9 while 40 Lard Arm: !"
mud $40. ..es.n 7ka1sia fgg. guilt and e.sier
at l7xalsx Cheese, ssfong and higher; Ohio OATS
fcs'rest 6Ss&e. tf1l'. W fn"7
hAlTlk ,ER. Nd. August 2-Flour qniet and
steady. Wheat, we'tern lower aud active; closing
aull' NO. wlntef req spot WIG shkeu; AuvtEt
rntn ,Sss,e,,, rnmJns, mirntS .N", 10, nix ,. " .
October G9Sn Sfd Osts .csre and arm. western
while ilsI6c. mired ISsi,c: Penn.Slranis t1aisc'
Rye essy aud QUIET at dssSsc. Provisions stetdy
aud In maoiorate demand. Whisky sleady atii Is.
al. .osspo. ~ auGnst AGmneat auIr ~ Y fea
cIn esaG' AuRuss ni7ic; sepGtnpet e.Nc' vcm, e.
SS ossa MEsG XVI J c s.Sc an yeI s. SSc; hS; Ia or An SSs;;
e ,sMS uHllauies MOI cam sse; August 2SHe' sep-
'o"oet3'F. FfIa
GtH Yff In 1.-Two htock. N.NE! .-h
CHICAGO, AuguS. 2-The DrotSy,' Journal reports
bead; market steady and unchanRed, rough ptck.
i6y IS tosb 7O: packing and shippinr Is 4 IS 20;
lisnt IS 4oae 90; kktp % toao 10, CAtile-Receip',
sI. y head shipnenu l.5c0 head; mArket. brisk lot
70 choice sh!pnpins q goae 90: common to medi.
I'm " 6Mb ~; gr.st Texans 81 siaA. y: BhNr1.
HscSinu ~ heaa; sh!pmeu,. none: in!etlot 70 laif
= , rus' ~ ~ rnaIt ~. - ~. " sosd ~ az ~ G ". "
thssn X SSsss d. ANU pe' AeAa ~ ~ WI A'A"'
'".ep 1oV,o."
rn nts ILL., LahAI HI, naIn aS.,, Az ,n S.Ms arin .!
ih 'o!s nessa' &&tnssse. Mtsapas ,m rs ,a nsnI; ) ,a 1m hssa.
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Market a shade dtmer than Yesterday; receipt,
l,0o head; shipments 2.tso head.
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mon and llght 81 Ws5 10; packing And shipping
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