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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-30

FOR SALE-Mrs. Gen'l ". Hoffmans Coupe
RoGkaway, suitable for summer or winter wealth
er. Inqnire al kerr's Livery stable. 2I-Iw
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-30

FOR SALE-At my office. on Eleventh street,
the best quality of coal. Also dry oak cord wood,
stone and sand. Orders received by telephone At
car house. j.. g. Dohlman, agent. mi3d3m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-30

WANTED-Two (outside, salesmen, one for
local cities and one TO travel. Applicants having
some experience and of good address preferred.
P. F. Collier, steffen's Block (up stairs Daven-
port, Iowa. % DOT
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-30

WANTED-Men on salary or COMMISSION TO sell
Shetland and zacaticas ponies, all eolors, little
beauties, just the thing fer ladies and children
largest herd of fancy ponies in America. $50
per month until Jan. 18th We also want fifteen
young men to herd stock raising on the rancho.
illustrated group of spotted ponies, general de-
scriDtve list, prices, terms, particulars, etc, for
30cents silver. Address Proprietor, Don Carlos
Horse Rancho, Leon Springs, Bexar Co. Texas.
july-22-tf
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-30
wonders will Never Cease
1roorecedented Low Prices the Wonder Now.

The extraordinary Bargains offered this season in all de-
garments has proved the Incentive to induce the people desrou
If saving money to purchase their Clothing at the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-20

I &C. DILLON,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-20

10 Ascertain WHO the Democratic Noini.
nees Shall Be-The Candidates.
This afternoon and evening Democratic
primaries will be held in the several wards
OF the city for the purpose OF selecting
candidates to be voted for at the coming
city election. The candidates TO be select.
ed are for Mayor, City Sergeant, CITY
Clerk, Wharihnster and an Executive
Committeeman in. each ward. For Alayor,
John II. llyll. J.. Elwood Hughes, ex.
Mayor Eserter and Mortimer Pollock
have been placed on the tickets.
Mr.. Hall, however, stated to a re.
porter last evening that lie did
not desire. tis name to be used and that
he would not run for the office. The can
dldates for the Sergeantcv IRE Barney
Stanley and Porter Smith. 10Th OF
these gentlemen have been makinga lively
canvass; in fact all the interest in to-day's
primaries is conferred in their fight. Smith
will run strong on the South Side and his
friends believe that his strength in that
section will be sufficient to over.balance
that OF Mr. Stanley north OF the creek.
For the office Of City Clerk three candi-
dates are named as willing to undertake
the iorlorn hope Of undertaking to, beat
the genial Frank Bowers. They are Chris.
Seibke, G. Will Tieman and George He'll.
The n that secures the empty honor OF
a nomination will show his good sense by
spending no money on his CANVASS. For
Wharimaster, Capt. John Crockard is
named and has no opponent in the party.
The %sergeantc!y racket will probably bring
The Republican primaries will be held
next Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-20
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
:" ~" - |1|- --7T| F|F"-|HT I-eN = N |"|07
AT MARTINS FERRY LAST NIGHT,
The Two Shops Of, the lIoyls.Jones Manu-.
featuring Company Destroyed by Flames
Supposed TO be Of I%nccndlary Origin.
Loss $4,000, Insurance $500.

The most destructive fire that has visited
Martins Ferry for years occurred last
night, resulti'x in the complete Aes.rue.
ton Of the manufacturing establishment OF
the Jones Hoylc Company, makers Of
threshing machines and other agricultural
implements. The works consisted OF two
buildings, both frame, one the blacksmith,
shop and the other the machine shop.
The former. was % by 10 feet,
and tho latter 80 by 100. The
fire was first noticed about hali,past
nine o'clock, when n small flame sprang
mp from tho west end OF blacksmith shop,
remote from the forses, aud in u quarter
where there had been no fire. 1t rapidly
spread until the whole building was wrap
pod In fumes, and the other shop, adjoin.
lug, quickly also fell Il prey to the flames.
1t was very soon apparent that tho whole
establishment was doomed and for a time
tho destruction Of nearly a score OF
buildings on the same block seemed
imminent. 4 telephone message
was sent over TO Wheeling to Chief Dun.
nign, Of the Fire Department, appealing
for MD, and in response the Niagara engine
was sent over. 1t was stationed OIL the
ferry boat, and though it arrived too late
10 save any portion Of the company's pro-
perty, 1t prevented the spread of The fire
to other buildings, and quickly subdued
the flames, which were still raging In the
ruins OF the buildings.
One OF the Messrs. Hoyle, members oil
the company, told an ISrEiLIaEScEH re-
porter that he could not conjecture any
origin for the fire but incendiarism. He
\ could not very closely approximate his
loss last night, but it will be ovcr SlG,OOC
and under $4,000. On this there Is an
insurance ofS5,9o0, placed by ". 0. Lup.
ton, the Martins Ferry insurance agent.
or this sum $1,000 is in the German In
surance Company, OF this city, and the re,
manning $1,000 in Ohio companies, one O.
them being q Dayton company.
Nobody was ready to say last night
whether the works would DO re
built or not. The shops have been oc
cupicd for ten or twelve years, first by tn.
firm Of Hoyle Brothers, and since las
June by their successors, the Hoyle.Jonc:
Manufacturing Company. Rev. Mr.. Jones
pastor Of the NJ. i. Church ut Martin.
Ferry, and patcntee Of oncofthe machine!
manufactured by the company, is The
other member OF the firm.
This was the busy season ut tho works
and about thirty men are thrown out o
employment by the forced suspension 0
the shops.
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X. of Z. Grand Ball,

Baltimore Lodge No. 6, X. of.p., gave a
select grand ball at the Arion Club House
last night, for which Mayors orchestra
played. The attendance was GOOD. and
the hours passed swiftly and cnjoyably to
all. Joseph Kuhn was ballet AMSTERDAM
7; II. Doyle, assistant. Messrs. Henry
Meisgerber, Joseph Habesaeld, john
Clyser, Louis Schwalb, +. G. Weiscerber,
W.. W. Irwin, JEFF. Holden, Robert PRIV,
sock, Frank Darby, G. W. Doane, William
Z. Wins and John Ritz acted as floor
managers, and among tho other Knights
prominent in the management OF the Affair
were J. ?. Horner, Ed. Meagel, Jesse Lit.
ten, Andrew lIabericld, James Frank.
Nc. Schroeder, Barney Shanly, VIM, Fl.
Biies, J. w. Meadows, William ii. Cox, A.
J.: koerner, Charles. Stoll and Henry Lew.
cdny. ~
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A LOST hoy RI:COVENED.

A Ind Sin Years Oll Found Lying Almost
+. Frozen to Death In n Doorway.
Early this morning Il stranger can't into
the City Euilding and inquired for the
Chief OF Police. Captain Bennett not be.
ing in Lieutenant Sylvis appeared. The
stranger said: ~ am looking for my little
boy whom I brought with me to the city
last evening. We went to the Opera
House together and after it was oyer start
ed for n hotel. In the crowd OH Market
street we became separated and although
I have been hunting for him ever since |
have not been able to come up with him
or any information concerning him. lie
is quite n little fellow, only six years OF
age, and l fear that he is hardly equal
to the task OF taking care OF himself in
this Indictment night. lie has been with
me in the city once or twice before on the
occasion OF business trips but he is not in-
miliar with the Streets" The Lieutenant
made several inquiries OF the gentleman,
who told him that among other things he
had come to the city for was to get the
lad 4 suit Of gundIins's elegant boys
clothing. He had already purchased one
or two suits for him a. the star and had
been SO well satisfied that lie had made a
special trip to get him 4 winter suit.
"Let's look around q little" said Sylyis,
Going down Twelfth street to sundline,s
they found the little fellow fast asleep In
the doorway. After some difficulty, the
lad was aroused and taken to tho City
Building, when he said, ~ knew where
guudling's place was and felt sure when l
found myself lost that you would come
there for me. Will I get my new suit
in the morning?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-20
A FREQ FIT WRECK
On the Central Ohio Division OF tho II. j. O.
.- Honl.

vi liz NcHtTlA WHO DlNislOu Oh thu ls u "
Hond.
There was 4 serious wreck on the Cen
trail Ohio Division OF the Baltimore l. Ohio
Railroad ut Glencoe, nine miles west OF
Bellaire, yesterday morning, by which
three box cars loaded with miscellaneous
merchandise and five empty cars were de-
molished. The tender was also wrecked,
and the escape OF the engine was very mar
row. The cars composed the second sec.
ton OF freight train No. 81, which was in
charge OF Conductor Vernon.
When the train reached the old wooden
bridge, just east OF Glencoe, the engine
passed over in safety, but the bridge i'm
mediately afterwarl gave way, and the
tender and all Of the cars, were precipitat-
cd into the creek, twenty feet below. The
bridge let go in the centre and the engine
barely escaped. 1t is one OF the oldest
wooden bridges on the line OF the Balti-
more 4 Ohio, and was nodoubtcomplctcly
worn out. No lives were lost, neither
was any one hurt so far. as could be learn
cd, but the cars were all piled up on top
OF each other in the creek. The damage
will amount to considerable, as aside
from the cars demolished, freight Of value
was lost.
All trains on the road were delayed seri-
'ously yesterday. The cars were burned
TO get them out or the way quickly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-20
The German Entertainment.

Avery pleasant entertainment was given
yesterday afternoon in Clay school by the
German department OF the public schools.
1t was intended as Il compliment to the
retiring members OF the Committee on
German, Messrs. Ebeling and Schockey.
Mr.. Louis Seidler, the member Of the com.
mittee who holds over, was unable to be
present, ms he is confined to his room by
sickness. The exercises consisted OF re.
citations, essays, songs, dialogues, etc, in
the German language, and the performers
were from every school in the city.
After the regular programme speeches
were made by Mr.. Ebeling, Rev. Dr.. Sess-
Ter, Rev. Mr.. krumdich and others in the
audience. There was a large attendance Of
German citizens who are interested in the
Of their children and all OK
pressed themselves as highly delighted by
the exercises OF the afternoon.
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Morning Glory Eternal.

The rapidity with which Morning Glory
Baking Powder came into prominence
and the hold that It has upon the alice.
tons OF the great entire public has com
pletely dazzled and bailed all opposition.
No housewife or baker who has ever
given 1t trial will use anyother. 1t will
10 anything with flour. its general
a%daptabiliti 10 all the purposes Of flour in
its various forms has made it nm universal
expectation, Mr.. George S. Feeny who
began Its sale here and who continues it
absolutely, sellsit in large quantities in
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, a part Of
o!d Virginia aud in every hamlet in West
Virginia. There Is no article on the
market SO meritorious and SO nopular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-20
ocALnnrY1r1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment In md Abou
the City.

aIntters VI a&luOr llonitut III hnu ABOUT
tho City.
To.MoRnow, the 2lst, is the shortest day
in the year. SIN
TnE hog market was we'll attended yes.
terday. The price ranged from $40 to Si7.
TIE spaulding iron works, ut Brilliant,
will start up in all departments next Mon.
day.
kRAMgR's orchestra will 20 to Uricils.
Vile oil the 23d, to play for a ball and fes.
tiyal.
TlIg skating onthe creek yesterday was
superb and quite n number took alvan.
tage Of 1t.
TuE "Silvcr Spur will begin at the
! Opera House on tho Goth and eth and Mt
u matinee on the eth.
TiiE men in the Fire Department during
this cold snap arc not looking forward 10 a
fire with any pleasant a%nticipations.
SUPERINTENDENT RlDDLE, Of the Water
Works, had his men out yesterday exam.
lining tho fire plugs and building fires
about those TINT were In danger OF being
frozen up. a.g
TnE employees Of the Gas Works had
their hands full last evening, answering
calls from all parts OF the city, occasioned
BY meters being put out Of order by the
cold weather.
TIlE Ida Siddons party gives a matinee
ut Charley Shay's theatre this afternoon
and concludes its weeks engagement this
evening. The fair Ida and her Mastodons
are increasingly popular each night. NJ
AcosMirrEE o. ladies from tho Union
Benevolent Society will bc Mt Linsly Insti
tutc again this afternoon for the purpose
Of receiving any toys, books or clothin,
for distribution among the poor children
next Christmas. Contributions should t
| liberal.
TIE taking Of dispositions OF impcach
' nlent OF John II. Watkins and James II
, Ferguson, growing out OF n suit by thes,
men Tor insurance on their burnt mill q
; Toronto, is again in progress ut Bridge
= port, and will take two weeks, perl,ap
, longer.
. The real estate agency OF G. A. Schactc
n 4 Co., has sold a farlh OF eighty acre
near T~fiade|phia, Pa, the property o
q George p. Folu,ar, 10 Joseph Rarschcr, o
r Martins Ferry for $3.50, and three fin
!. building lots on the Island were sold b,
S lhemtoTheodorc Schrcibcrfor 81 ,5Oocah
n AMOS Osborne, formerly OF this city
| new Of Toledo, plead guilty 10 the charg
Of %defranding the postal laws, by seldin,
4 letters with cancelled stamps through tn,
r bridgeport postotlice. AT first he pleade,
t not guilty, but as the trial was about t
1 come Off at Columbus, he pleaded guilt
! and was fined so and costs.
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The immaculate Conception Fair,

Tonight closes the fair and festival
which the ladies Of the church Of the I'M
maculate Conception have been holding
in the basement OF the church for the past
three nights. 1t is held for the purpose
Of raising funds to deiray certain heavy
expenses that the church has recently
been put to and thus far has been quite
successful. A number oispirited contests
are being carried on MS usual, and promise
TO realize handsome sums. In addition
there are the usual tables, supper, fancy,
ETC., presided over by pleasant ladies.
One by attending can spend avery pleas.
ant evening. At the supper table there
is a gold headed cane that is being voted
for by the friends OF General n. Gotf' and
Judge John Brannon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-20
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folk
l- AbroNd. S-.-gr

strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
Mr.: Will Mooney, Of Woodsfeld, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. George n. Mccain, a staff cores
pondent Of the Pittsburgh Di,patch, a
bright newspaper man and n genial gen
%tlelnan, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. G. Tallman and Miss LYDIA Hol-
lowa,S, OF Bridgeport, have gone to Kan.
sas City, where they expect to spend the
rest OF the winter with Mrs. English and
Mrs. Topping, daughters OF Mrs, Tallman.
Mr.. Charles Jelers, OF the Exchange
Bank, was married last Wednesday after.
noon to Missl;ebecca Evans at the resi-.
dence OF the BRIDES parents on Thirty
first street, by Rev. George Il. liite. The
ceremony "a 4 quiet one being witnessed
by only the near relatires OF both parties,
Immediately afterwards Mr.. and Mrs.
LETTERS lett on a tour OF Eastern cities.
They are both we'll known Young people
and have the best wishes OF 4 host Of
friends,
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The general verdict last night of the
members Of the fair sized audience TINT
witnessed the presentation Of 1.-THE Pri.
xate Secretary by the Madison Square,
Theatre Company Mt the Opera House,
was that it was "a little tie iunnies.a
play OF the season. It isa iarcial comedy
N three acts, and affords continuous fun,
though not q little Of tho en-
Joyment afforded by the perform
a:nce IS attributable to the excellent act.
Ing. Misses Gallaher and Crossman are,
old Wheeling favorites, as is also Mr.. Pitt,
and the remainder OF the company arc up
70 the standard always expected OF a
Madison Square actor.
The piece will be repeated this afternoon
and evening. No doubt the house WILDE
crowded ut both presentations.
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Another Wheeling Girl on MI, st,c,

Miss Crossman, Of the Madison Square
Theatre Company, which presented the
Private Secretary" at the Opera House,
may be called a former Wheelinsite,
Some seventeen or eighteen years ago,
exactly how many the reporter would not
undertake to state. Miss Crossman was
born at the Mcclure House. Her
father, Major George Crossman was
at that that time connected with the
regular army and was temporarily station
ed here with his family. Major rossman
IS now a prosperous iron merchant at
Youngstown, Ohio. Miss Crossman is a
very pretty and charming young lady and
plays the part OF Edith admirably. Wheel.
ing may we'll be proud to claim her rs one
OF her children.
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IF you wish to make an elegant Christ
mas present TO your friends call at Zeigen-
ielder's, GG Twelfth Street, and get either
u nice basket OF candies, nuts and foreign
fruits, or a nice fruit cake, or an elegant
box OF Whitman's ane candies or French
fruits, from the highest to the lowest
Driccs. l., GGssL4 =, ~
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CHICAGO. ills, Dec. 1G-F!eas dun md nm.
changed. Wheat stronger: lll Of the decline " ~
Yesterday, recovered. closing firm: %rece,uts SHOW :,
ta!linE oft; market opened }44a5<c higher sold ~ n u
point, re higher than the close yesteniaw m u
closed miller; sales hinged: December 5GXS:,nra
closed ~ I!4c: January 1GEaTaac, closed al III.
feer1iaty 'i3+aI2to, closed al f2Ac; MAY 10,
!,,55sso, e!osed st !S11Gc; No. aChlcago spring 7ossTa,
It4c. cioseo az I!LsG!!l4c. Corn quiet and s,rsIISS
year opened higher, declined i;jsu WI a;;s.sady:
cash 81 EsasiI5lc, elo.sd Al & q rye Yea; 1 sSIs IS higher aTa.a
q! a154t9; January 2aayIc, closed nj ss1LnssSstsu.
comher aud January 2nIa9!JEe: Fch-n ,a ~ ~ ~
Eye quiet and atm at Sec. Barley uuiet a. ~ ~
f!aEteed Quiet and un chnngci al 81 5Io. Par. y; \,
asIaeI1asu ana M!oc.higher; cash SO ia 10 Is: Jan.
Wy ~, estSa!oG w, closed At SO gallo 67I,. FNI.
infs! slg nalos24f, closed at $40 7jalO ~. Lana
awe! Ahu urn and a!s!sa5c higher: cash lisa. 55Ls.
neecThesa e'o.Lfo: January 6.HA6.6np tlosedH az
"a ", ssa1@S; February G|GsaS'ke. nnlE meats In
$500; short clear a,otaa,oou., WEIsEy s, ssUr.
aud unchanged At 81 u, Butter md egt,s nmia,
and unchanged, Afternoon Boari-Wheat sfrnnn.
faneea 3saac. Corn firm; Febr,,ary AND Snv
ADVANCED &c. Oats irua; Dcccmbc. advanced IA.
January, adyahced..A1 10. Pork easier: sIarch "a,
lined ?Hcr Lasd Org : January advanced So
new YORK, Dec. l9.-F!ouY dull. Wheat sno.
'oH dnll aud q shade lower; options lnl3Ic hyrko.
md strong; No. 2 spring Sic; No, 5 I'd sGaSaaI
uHraaeI Wnltci sio: No.. 9 rcd January, safcs
w. nusne!s AZ 5gHas0hc, closing az soie:
eoIuh'!: sM Mn 19n,oo bushels ut sl;LasSIc.
SHas;:Ac, closing at SIZE; April nles 81 ~ ~
bushels at seas7c cl!es!ug q. sci May, ,aies iiS',
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III .slcs p9 ~ S,o ~ h,, 1tiaS :, e. s,asshg 1919 '4c' Sag s
So. 4 H.. Nh Jh ai;sr w'ssrG ci , n,Gave ~ ttttss1iaa1n".
ma IA nem 9, ~ '" J U ! 1850 Hns ha.i o. teotu,
~ AVE. y ~ sSit !. s.s ~ unistauea, INV, w, ~.
r Nv StstaS.'.c cI9Nng ~ e!,se; Jah9aly
rriionssjHn,c.Sbv 1sss. ~ uS ssss' NV, vn9,ilasn VA av'.a VIZ.
: lc9ss. G 9 Aa,hs hlshel: nscIipls9ee9 bushels;
Snpu, y NJ SHHsnem, MestS,n miA 's oIaSc; wn.!e
steady. Coiee, spot lar: KIo nulet: ontions oulet
and weak. Tailow steady. Rosin steady. Tufpen.
Cntile steady al Tic. FORK quietand BARELY steady.
, tsst a%!stt sad 1, ,tssay, e. 5s,d f titS,; SS9'' ! Isl. s, s.s'
linitcr uuIct and uinciangcJ, Cheese arni; west.
crn iat SailIIe.
BALTIMORE, MB., Dec. p.-Floar steady and
1n!ct; llowarl street and western slpetilnc y @A
= %; extra " .aS "; family 70 SGH0. Wheat;
;sa7s3Sltc: January 7ga7s,sei February so1isasofie;
Mateh s5hnSSsc. my s'sasbc. Corn, western
easier anu d,lll, mixed spot 4Iaa41!sc; December
0ns triner: western white e!aSic; mixed 3las1c.
Rye .puict nj GalGec. Hay steady: Provisions steady
nn1 QUIET nlcss pork sl3W. hulk meats, shoulder
anl clear fib Ndfs t4cSsi Ga1e: bacon, shoulders
r IN: cs suc m Ru st1ss ~ T n s nsnM ,i NM " ,a t1e,
c cfsSai,TS 9istsoc. A'IE .rn,s WYNN HIN Ms S;asa p"t cosce I nuIICi
e and ,s,9,HnI. liz r 81 WOW Nh n. " .rSt u ~ .nlSS ~ 1aiT'
s s,,, ,es r,aa.,y. I ~, XII. w on Y c, 4 ri:
nj To- ''''"N' s"' ~" ""h~' s""u' "'s.i'
~ :,
c,,nnrai Nh,cs - NV IA AL ILL., w. nun W. ~,
and t1) = = No : iic. Oats Gn sIISu nnI III, s,eoIva NJ sssMsIs
it,tlev n,tct; rxin Ia . islI Eso4Hc j AZ ?." Ma S1nr"d
,1S,a Z, i sn1 .s sHi' 4 vi : ~ ~ N.Y.; i"ek aniet nm
prices at Goo. Bulk meats In modcnte demands;
shoulders sc: short rib NC. Bacon quiet and
steady shoulders NC: short rib c:short clear nc.
Whisky quiet and steady ut 81 II. Butter easier but
iioi guotabiy lower, Esgs itnierat2 ia%c. Cheese
qulet anu s"auy' ohio Ae'or! la.lsc.
ToLkDo, o., Dec. lo.-Wheat lpll but firm; No. ?
rcd cash and December 61}fc: January Gskc: Feb.
tuatS ,Vc ssSsa; No. COY ne; Torn quiet aud
~ ss' hS,. ~ i!nh1 : es't sf SsH N.Y. ye XVI: IA IA os1 January
srsd steady. nriin" Ii N ~ w." ""' e''s'
Ns'' ".if - H.. CT.
~. 80 M
ro s,io"tE ia Inc tns,, l tfccd dG.-t y ~ Dt hHs yoarna! ~
1850 head: market steady and closeI Saias riaSrr,
rS,ieh hacking IS eoTi IL" nacSins auh i, shin N
-ltectipts $500 hcad; shipments $500 head;
market alrly active nnd steady; export grades
y Iha6 "; good 10 choice shipping s. 0oa5 GO:
eto0leal shipments | 900 head market steady; In.
ierior TO tnir :. Goa? Is: Inelium TO good :. 75a3 70;
|"oS' 49," fuV"'o'
FAST LlhkKIf: pee. lv.ECatuc market nothing
uoiiig; rtceipN 'o mead; snipmcna !,HS head. Hog
market aGuEe; feGcipls 3,ln healI; shipments 900
i,Gae head :shIpmea,s Leo head, r''''' 'ese''
Clyc,xxAr, O., Dec. lo.-Live hogs steady com .
mon aud light IS 40a4 20; packing and tu;c6ers
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TIN Philip II. Best Company's Milwau.
kee Exportbecr, on draught and in bot.
ties, can be had at Louis Schwalb's First
National Saloon at any time; also Bohe.
milan, Bavarian and select beers in bottles
upon request.