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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09
Tho Municipal Election.

The election for Corporation Of
h 'eis took place mere on New Years
day, aud - ,robsb!y the most ex-
citing one that has been held for
years.
About .wG or three weeks prior
TO the election, Jas, 4. Brown, ESQ
conceived the idea that a straight
4 publican ticket ought to be put
into the field. The ides, we under
stand, was sriyed at after the vote
o! the town had been canvasss1. and
1T had been obown that the Republi-
cans were in the majority. Mr.
Brown at once set % work to ma
ture his scheme, and IN Saturday
evening preceding New Years day,
called meeting OF the Republicans
IN the Court House, the object OF
which was to fix up ticket.
o. the evening in question the
Court House bell wss promptly rung
at z, and but three or four Rerubl-
cans put IN an appearances. A ticket
no doubt, would have been nomina-
ted had there been a sufficient mum
Der Of persons present to FIJI the
seven places on the ticket, but such,
IT appears, wsa net the Gaze, and the
august assembly adjourned sine die
after having accomplished nothing.
Not 10 the least dsunted by this
failure, Mr.. Brown set 10 work with
renewed vigor to accomplish the OBJ
Jeot OF bis desires. He discussed the
matter at his Office, in the stores. al
the hotels and on the streets. But
he laborel under Disadvantages. for
number OF leading Republicans in
town looked upon his plan uniavora-
bly,. and had disposition 70 fight it
rather than lend it aid. However,
Mr., Brown went ahead and on the
morning Of the election had his Re.
publican Ticket" printed and placed
at the polls.
On the day preceding the election
the Democrats met, and after die
Ise'ng the matter, concluded it
would De best to put a mixed ticket
before the people. This was ac-
cordlngly done, and 1t was elected
by handsome majority. Following
is the ticket;
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

Christmas. that only comes once a
year, made Der annual rounds with
mole than ordinary pessantness to
u, AT An early hour on Christmas
eve tue Lutheran church here was
b Ell 10 80 utmost capacity, and su-
perbly decorated tor which the L.
diea, who are always ready to m axe
things pleasing TO the eye, deserve a
favorable mention. The illumins-
tlon with COIasse lanterns was
beautiful indeed, The Christine as
tree bore more than twelve manner
Of iuit, aud, if rot intended Tor the
healing OF the nation. it surely glad
| deDed the hearts OF the Young az well
az those OF riper age. The present t.
that exchanged hands numbered 622.
The music. Doth vocal and instru-
mental, was excellent. Mrs. Rev. w
! 7. Cline rendered the instrumental
music, and the Rev. Cline deliv .red
a short and very appropriate address
| IN a manner instructive 70 all and
particularly interesting to the juve-
niles.
After The the close Of the address
Santa @ aus put in his appearance
through a back w!ndog, aud after
gazing with seeming surprise and pc
tonlshment vt the Tree, presented
the young 70 ks with the deicacies
OF tie season consisting 10 part Of
candies apples, etc. alter which the
distributing o. Presents was proceed
ed with.
Oar old Bachelors, of which we
have q9lte a sprinkIing in his local
i'y, seemed 10 Injoy themselves with
lhe far sex bit your correspondent
10 Of the opinion that after they lett
the teeuve scene aud returned n
Embrace Of Morpheus alcne, ne
though r.A-clive. must have born
heavily on tier mi.d-. that thu
/ Sadtest thought that Ne cau pen l.
IN those words we Nigh, have been
Il. 9 J
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09
NEWBURG

The Xmas tree at the N. p. Church
was quite an attraction 70 our young folks
and many presents were distributed from
its branches to cur yourg people.
The festival at Aliens Hall by the
members Of the Prosby tcrian church for
two n'ghts, "wednesday and Thursday.
was largely sttonded. The crowd wac
upIoarous and ,iprouous but was good
bumored, Mise Alice Paul drew the
guilt and Mrs. BuIet, the lamp.
The Catholics held a feslva. at the
same place on Friday and Saturday nigh.
Our popular butcher, Mr. Jocrrhas Har-
ringi1n, drew tie hoc china tsaset and
Miss Douehuo drew the china coll.
Rev samuel Graham preached AZ She
Frosbytcuan church ON Sabbath after
noon. Rsy NJ, d. slmoulou at night AT
The ~ J., chuIch.
MrCbss. Tur1iey and Miss sofroaa
Montgomery wero married on The 2i,h Of
Dec. At Oakland, Md, and on Tburaday
2jlh o Dec. Mr.. Michael NJ Cue was
married TO Mise George Lsmsisou. The
ceremony was performed hy thc Rsv. NJ
ID. 5.moutou st lfe residence of j. A
KeeDer Uoc'c Alph bad quail ON toaa
and everything else that was good 90 est
ard dn.x.
Dr. o. T.. pummrr of Arae-.ho NJ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09
The Insane Asylum.

THE overcrowded condition OF the
hospital for the insane 1T Weston,
compels some speedy relief. No
class Of uolortunates should receive
more and better care than the insaL e.
The fact that in the jails Of this
State are fifty FIVE insane people
without proper madical attendance
or such comforts as the asy um
affords, should be enough TO cause
the Legislature TO make q speedy
and sufficient appropriation to meet
this demand for more room. The
method OF relief is not 80 important.
IL has been suggested that second
institution for the reception OF the
epileptics and idio;a be built, i
this be the wisdom Of the Legi8-
lsture, Ono county will make it an
object o place 1t within her bounds
but the most economical method is
that suggested by Superintendent
Bland raise the present building
The cost would be comparatively
small, and ample room would be At
lorded for the next decade at leaat.
-Reyis.ey.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09
The Amendment Again.

IKE johnson says our paper ia the
only one in tie State that has the
hardihood to oppose the submission
Of the Prohibition Amendment. In
this he is oft bis balance 90 is usual
with him,
We have not openly opposed The
submission Of the Amendment. nor
do We expect to. 10 a former Issue
We spoke Of the proposed Amend
ment and gave as our opinion that
we Go not believe the Legislature
will submit it, and this opinion il
sLiIi adhered to.
The reasons are palpsble. The
Amendment proposes to forbid The
manufacture and sale Of spiutdous
liquors IN the State, except for me.
chanical, D1eaicinal and aor,cuHuraI
purposes Suppose nov that this
Amendment abould 10 sngrat5d
into the Constitution, would 1t sup.
press The manufacture or the sale o,
The article to any great extent ?
We think not
The manufacturer viii have Oh
came privilege be nov enjoys
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09
COMMUNICATION.

Mr. EDITsR:-l see correspondence In
the WEST VIRGINIA Argus, dated Dec %,
TO the effect that one Isaac G, Cassidy,
and Tom Cassidy, his sou. rudely entered
the PlainvIew school house and seized a
little seven year old child, and carried
her f.
am, for that act, held up TO the pub
lie as an outlaw and villain, wish an
nSlligent public To examine the other
side Cf the question.
In the first place, the writer did not
state that said child was my own daugh-
ter Here are tho facts in the case. A
bout two years and half ago, | condi-
tiouly left ssid child with one Mr.. Flythc.
said conditions being verbally made. One
time last summer, called on Mr.. Flythe
To grant me the privilege and the pleasure
of taking sand child on "a Yiset among her
relatives as she had meyer been permitted
to visit any OF them since she was left
with Nj. FIythe, He refused, then cent
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

Rev. J. r Thompson, once Presi
dent OF the Univeraity at Morgan
town, but who now resides 10
Brooklyn, suddenly disappeared two
weeks ago. lie wandered to Boston
where be found himself when be
became conscious. 1t appears that
be was la6oriug under abberrauon
of the mind produced by hard study.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

BUSINESS is reviving IN and a
bout Pitlsburg. A great many OF
the mills and factories which have
been closed for some length of time
have resumed Operations, and the
general outlook is for better times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

We congratulate our young friend
White, Of the Journal, on his cleo
ton to a position on the town Ooun-
ell. We have no doubt but he will
administer the duties Of his Office TO
the satisfaction OF every body.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

BILL Malone predicts that we
will have another civil war in few
years. The same gentleman predit-
ed that the Republicans would car
~ Virginia by 10000 at tee No
vembsr election. As a predictor we
fear Billy is not a success.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

TEosz who Contemplate visiting
New O~.eaus ere reminded that F-D
rusry IL lhe only month in the year
that the city is not infested By mos
q1ltos o. big as "a wash-pan.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

THE people Of this town do not
believe that politics should enter m
to the local election. At least 10
appeared so judging by The result
Of the late municipal election.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

CLEVELAND hiss written a letter
IN reply to communication from
George Williams Curtis in which he
sets forth his views on the subject Of
the Civil Service laws. He will be
actuated by two principles; No re-
movals without cause, and no ap-
pointments without merit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

AS soon as practicable the Town
Council ought to commence war
upon the public instances in different
parts OF the borough. We suggest
chat they commence this work by
having the stone Pile removed from
the corner OF Main and Price Streets.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

SINCE the November election,
Hart OF the MoundsvIle Herald, is
almost persuaded to be a Demo
crst' Can 1t be pos-ibls that be
has his eagle eye riveted upon an
omsa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

LEwI5 Baker late proprietor Of
the Wheeling Register, has purcnss-
ed 40 interest in The ST. Pau. Globe
and boa become be editor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

Our thsnks ere due Hon WI.
Wilson Tor pHbIs docum snu lately
received
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

THOSE Ira errears must settle At
once. Fold dollar bin neatly,
place DO DO sn envelope aad address
90 to ~. and sc wI uel GAIL TO
receive. Dr..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-09

1uG raafo.l boom BE- being rsviy.
sd again af This place. IT, BE- stated
chat "a j. g. @ engineer viil rs here
-so1 90 examine The route.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

LIVERPOOL July 23.-Proylsons Bacon Cumberland Cut
3ls Cd Lolg Clear Mddes, 2ls 0i short Clear Middcs
2ss ?d short ,tibs Jia obi shoulders, 3s o. per 80
eefS1s. 0d for EXTRA Indian Mess pri no Ness so
Pork-Prme Mess Jis. Ui per bDl Prne less Ea3t,rn.
1Os. Western, 52s Lari-Anerican. As ID. Prime Wet
3is Ud. Lard OIL JJs L iians-l.ong Cut 4is d.
shoulders Sos 3D. Batter ~ Cd per cw for finest United
States Cheesc-Americau Choice, 3ls. UL Wheat tiod
Western Spring 0s 9d aBs lid Red Winter ID ais ID
per No Ia 0d. New Western Wntsr 7s I'd
New Mixed Wesern a. II I'D. California No. Is 0d d
Is ID. California No s I'D 00s ~ por c"ital Produce
-sprs rurpentine 2Us 6d do AT LonOn. ljI OIL psr
cw ened Petroleum. vi aGs4d per galon Seed
American Red 4Ds cwt, ralow-Js I'D per owl RDni
CO,nnOn "a nj. Pale lls. .OL G0s. Oh Lnssod O. ia
sd. per cwt ,o, ,,, 80. =. On, -.
IOXpoS July 23-Produce- 22l los D92l IFS
per Linsccd tJs 81 psr quarter: iinsssi
Take. ~ Ss 2s d., toa, heinea PStrolen n U2t
Cd DER GALLON spirits Of rurpentine. 2Js ID. pci oS.;
sperm OIL, e5s per- toa nona-;onnon. a. ID cts "a;
Americans: lSs. Sd cwL for CabA centritisA
poarzng J6' aud i5A VI 0ljs for Cuoa MuscorAiofnf
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
nin ON nas.age July %. 1885.

HAY AND sTRAw-Had a fair movement and holders
a"Ia e quote O''Sss So Ts Hay. ooc o. No No.
and shipping grades, 7oasOc strawNo /. asi Ooi
piDns-I,aSc was confined to descriptions
'f5 Ssfi e
si5s Tran.teTase notices, July delivery
nne n qsI am 81 s. ''-ny TFansierera5e no.
oaered aioSs Su At Cooper
f@iss as 'S SrSrd o astd rransiersbo notices.
al nfe Iec Lead nr@ at oaisoc domestic sSa! sc
foreign spcter stronger at 43Oaii5e domestic 4G6a
Il sas a"ss p5'. ;''r4y
Ins ' k 80 s. G f. H. n So 50 j NJ q IS G 80 = q g. TX x s & Ie
"ocEAS ,FREIoHrs.The petroleum c9art.rins trade
this quito heavy accomplished at lrm
es srs with yER
FNo s1 sYa ;p wG ro% %0sT oasrs Ta dsr
stsoSner lumber s2 So and rom Portland
sn anq Sss Ssil hence British
i4R SpS oS irth tara 5000 bb refined o = s%
% H 500 Or s'; Ise SEsvs to Bs
ship previous arrival loooobbs refined on private
cqS s'S51 S9 !o'
rHss KS
eaE oSo SSs pefnsa o .Sn e
arrival. 1000 bbls refined on private Ienas.
= Gses Ha without change
moment ru g very steady Both exporters and dealers
Mss, TS 5".fIa q 60 ,or %ss. quoted 81 S
Mess si 2Jasli IS: EItraPnme 50 so; Gear 50
e f.sss sr 81 % s% @
al sa aSs!sa
and IN. demand fairy active Sales 10000 Picked
Bellies Z r avfs aS: dSGo e aS u ess ss e. & &c.
& sSs'is seSaSs
smoked Hams oas cesT &C. for western de
livery; Long Clear, tstc; short Clear g. &c DRESSED
Light aGLc: Pigs 6Sc...LARD-The speculation was
delivery During the early hours the feeling seady but
here closing with the lowest figures ruling weak Cont act
gradei spot luoted $50 sales 20 c to arrive date
s7 800 900 io0 e ssscnSer clesns
6ygc OJO October 7.O3a7 06c closing 10 O3c.
November closing dgoeaO C.; December closing 6s'cs
GGoG &C.; Refined Continent quoted at 7.O5c. and
south American i,45 75Oc.... BGrrER-Tne market
with a fair demand State Creamery, at le92oc.; West
ern DO. l6aigc; slgir do l7aloc; state Dairy half
Imitation Creamery ~ alGc. Western Dairy, l3c West
State 8 as C.; Night skins. tc' Western. hat, !
state Gle; Canadian, 49, l3tc; Western. u al &c.
einAklNh-.ui .aLd une hanged ~ price, Cf'y quoted
att SC. and Oeomarsarns 9-l6G5'sc
sUGAR-Raw quiet and without guotable change. Fair
Rein ng two Of Centrifugal arrive at
sc aud freight this latter price equal to 05c on
Whol Is not obtanabie Refined quiet The eomOnatcn
trying Keep Granuiaed Loaf and Crushed
qacsd Al 6c powlsrsd al Iis%SHc %o cgaaelasa e.
Extra Co liiea6'.c. Extra SC" bsd6E~c &c" "5.s
TALLoW-Dnll saa fairly steady Prime City quoted al
6Ac. sales. $4,000 ID. 0tc.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July % (SpeciaD. D.-Wheat opened
at better figures than it closed yesterday for cash and
future delivery advance OF lac being recorded at the
outset. The market broke almost Immediately, how
ever ard the lightweight "bus, who had been hoping
that their stronger brethren might make successful
stand began getting out from under their loads sDoS
selling and the thpewng Of long wheat by weak hold
ers depres sed the market already weakened Dy cables
and heavy markets In Ncw-York and St. Louis Tho
weekly report of wheat and flour on passage TO the
United Kingdom was not IA favorable a. the bulls"
had anticipated the decrease being only 10000 quar-
ters according to tho official bulletin, and 7ooOo0
bu shells by earlier private cables. The muggy weather
ana the certainty that the session would be short ono
day were also that affected prices. The nar'
k.t hardened during the last hour on storm news from
the Northwest aud covering by shorts. Corn was again
firm aud fractional advance was estaDlished thero
was an increase speculative business, ana OUTSIDE or
ders were more numerous than at any time Tor several
weeks kamtnerer aad Barclay rang TIE bell ON tho
oai. crowd signal OF warning to come into camp or
take to the woods. - ,. , L..
July OATS opened at 81 cents. an advance from last
night OF % cent it was promptly BID up by the perso
81 reached ana then nAit Was
called The short interest In July variousy estimated
nj from 600 900 500 900 bushels. and as the eie
more DAYS to on the prospect OF squeeze Is con-
sidered good. The close for July Was 322 cents fro
visions were ducr than usual to-day and prices
frDI except ribs, which appear 70 De settnx
down again to their proper relation win otner nog
mr.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
JOHN ROACTS SHIP-BUILDING.
WHAT he HAS DONE FOR THE MERCHANT MAEiNl
AND WHAT FOR THE GOVERNMENT


AND WHAT FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
summary of John Roach's ship-building
business shows that he bas constructed since he first be-
came the proI ths old Hna Iron Works just
iron vessels BY far the greater number OF these ships
we're launched from his yard at Chester. They reprscn
value OF a little moro than $4,000 Ooo and consist
chiefly OF steamships engaged Ia trade along the coast
and with South American countries. Ninety per cent
OF the iron vessels sailing under the American flag were
built by John Roach, and ninety cent Of his ship
building has been for merchant marine HIS principal
patrons have been the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
for which he built the city Of Toxic the City OF Pekn
the City of Rio Jancr the City OF Para the San Jose
the San Juan and the San Bias; the Old Dominion
steamship Company. which he built the Manhattan
and the Break water; Alexandra * Co. for whom he
constructed the City Alexandria and the City OF Wash
ngton the Iron Steamboat Company for which he built
the sycnus the Sirius and the Cepheus C. H. Mallory
A Co. the Ocean steamship Company. James h. Ward q
Co the Oregon Navigation Company, the United states
and Brazil Steamship Company and the Fan hvcr Line.
piIgrn Compared with his business for these great
trading anlcs his transactions with the Government
have been comparatively meagre Ihcy nave amounted
tn about 81 100000 exclusive OF the now cruisers now
under way. His first important transaction with the
Governpent was the bulldng:of the compound engine
for the Irenton his bld wac Tor so3o'1oo wnion wa,
eight new engines he awarded the contract Tor build
Ing ono 000 and In s73 he built two sloops
for $5so00o, on bids that were $4,000 lower tan
the next lowest. lie constructed the section al dock nj
the Pensacola Navy Yard for $2l9, 900, which was also
xG0 600 lower Others offered TO 10 the work for.
When fourteen iron tureed monitore were ordered
I'm view of possible trouble with span Roach received
four them at price hxed by the Government on the
same terms for all tho builders. In 1876 two other
his work for the Government down TO tho
tracts for the Dolphin and the three new cruisers.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
COTTON MAnRgr,-sY rELsIRApH.

ItvERrooI July 2a.-Cotton nrm; Mddng uplands isd
Mrldng orleans. aIUd. saes-lOOOO bales. including
900 for speculation and export receipts 5U0O bales all
American Futures quiet Upunds Low Mhdling clause
August September delivery, 81 Otd also 30O4d
3Oid also Jf.uid do september and October delivery
.GId 37-Oid aso5 3o6id. also 3cGid. do. DC
tober and November delivery Jlt4d also SO G4d do
ember and December delivery. l6id. do Deceu
I'D Juualy delivery 3OCd.; also 3.Oid; do January
.nd February delivery 81 Gid also 326fd do February
and March delivery. D - Gid.
n M Tue OF the day included 77c0 bales
,mrrcan Futures steady; Uplands Low MiddIing clause
y delivery ~ O4d. value: 40 July and August dev.
CIV ~ Ill value; do August and September delivery.
81 6id buyers september and October delivery -
Gid buy,rs October and November delivery. 326Id.
buyers do. November and December delivery Sl.Gid
hnye- December aud January delivery lGtd buyers
do January and February delivery, ss,6id value do
tood muldng upands. ll:i6di Middlng Upands. 0
iGJ low irdlins UplInds i-lGdj GOod ordinary Up
nd- lCd; ordinary upiands od; God MGding Tefa'.
Good ordln Texas I'd Ordinary Lexas & ID Mddng
Dreams Midding orleans Did; Good Ordinarily
orleans . ID: Ordinary orleans O'sh
n M. Futures closed arm; UDlandS Low Midd
ling clause, July delivery. Sod value do july and
Der delivery. 16id buyers do september aud October
livery 3Gid buyers; do. November and December deiy
acllel December ana January delivery
81 0id sellers January aud Febrnay delivery So
id sellers do. February and March delivery. S5-54d
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
Months.

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoU R-Market quiet and price,
hS on
Grant materially checked Shippers transactions
sns VINE p
S' . % GSi nIy SS. fse later
%'i2y s. S'isa % rs ains'
ssfdns sf natter sSsss I2sra
&ss % e qfSa 10 81
Good 81 % 9d % Choice 81 SSssS ~ S % Common
Msars nfsa s1apscSis q ssrssSg
fs fss E9r 9 'ssI' IS aIa Fair
y 5o &C. Mi Extra fseS' o e wn'15 q
south Xmeriea 50 IoasS 2os markei closing gu
sS.Tas$sS sS. s.S' S%$'
Sus Al s. soa si 50 latter extreme iOr Choice
SaoteS 1@S at and Yellow Western go
cpSn. oSsns @ssd ssnfs % for
hon iron the decline and closed firm s shade
ocIocI rsspec, the q General Grant thi;
Sary ar export aaa city Milling trade in option,
s1a sH SH ans y Sasn
bush. 900 bush sPot and % arrive including 30
e. sa s g%ffs sd VI
and nd TO srye iSsSoo Sa, sS SSsh No ungrIas Tss
81 900 Col. aud i6 bush. No; Red az 9oc No
for J"y closing s for @ Ss
a. eGasa do 10 for SSScmS SS Gs & closing
at ii 5cs December 81 OF ga 81 os cosieg q
and ste DIV western 90 66c Canada nc state 73
a73L.c... BARLEY Dull and nominal. BA ARIEY MALT
Quiet stcaay Win small sales lwOIo"td state y, 1
zoe xrowcd state 7Sd7 c.; Canada. s5Q9 :...CORN-
Marsea shade better for @ ots closing steady options
ouenri 1fmer advanced Sc and closed steady at
tie best prices fairly active trade for export and home
use and moderate business In options Shippers bought
bush. Sales 900 bush future LAG 900 bush spot
Mixed at ~ dJ2 :No2 Mixed at
SC In elevator 81 nc anost: High Mixed 5ic adoat I'm.
graded White sac. Mixed for July 81 81
clo-lpg at c for 81 l2d5l &C., closing at
81 &C., 90 for september 5.i2aj2Sc closing at o2sc;
oArs-Markot tc better closing steaiy AZ the best
p,e, sales bush future 600 bush spot. ard 10
ri,ve Including No Mixed at 35c. No. z 36 ri S59.c
In elevator Inoa inclnd.ng 10000 bush 70 arrive ~
sac; No 2, 3o93oisc; No az &c. Mixed Western,
Mixed for July 80 1855 &C.. closing at Sj'.c; do TOR
August ia3 &C. closing 327-c; do for september =
Ill i,c closingst 81 l2c FEED Market steady with
sfa hus
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
nTsFASED REEF IN CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Though ltIs said that no
infected cattle can escape the vigilance OF the meat In
spectors the most favorable opportunities to run dis
eased bcevcs into the city were had Monday mornng
Farmers and rasers OF stock when they nd diseased
animal In their herds do not dispatch 1t forthwith but
ship It to this city Some drovers do XIII snch cattle In
order to prevent disease from spreading 10 'uo rest
.h herd hut the smallhcartcd breeders do not They
d,, want TO lose money no matter who SUFFERS and IL
generally known throughout the West that Chicago
are ready markets for kind OF live stock
over The Burlington road the usual number OF diseased
pens subsequently, sold and then slaughtered FOR Chi
~ ao con srupon The first train long one anh
ia cars II is safe n say twenty cattle
which should have been KILLED aud allowed to rot Of" he
.n,ng newspa per describes the sale OF number OF
CATTLE and he followed their carcasses 10
the stalls where they were placed on saie'