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CENTRAL AFRICA.
Captain CapSllo and Commander ITsn'l
VoyaEe-A Big Trip.

Captain Capsllo and Commander ITsn's
VOyage-A Big TriP.
London TINES.
The independence Beige announces that
the two Portuguese explorers, Captain Ca
pello aud commander Iveus, who started
las: year upon an expedition across Africa,
have reached the cape alter most adven.
turous journey through regions which no
European had ever traverssd. Leaving
Mossamedes in March, 1881, with an escort
OF 40 men recruited along the coast be-
tween that place and st. Paul de Loando,
they reached Quillimane, upon the eastern
coast, to the south OF Mozambique, in May
1855, after having discovered the watershed,
whence the rivers OF Central Africa how
north and east towardsthe sea. They trav-
eIed over 800 miles Of territory, ofwhich3..
600 we're totally unknown, and they discov'
cred the sources OF the Lualaba, an atfiuent
Of the Congo, which has been so frequently
referred to at recent geographical discns-
aions. They also came upon region which
ia extraordinarily rich iu copper, this be-
ing the district OF Yarangana, situa.
ted between the Luslaba and the Luapals.
The chief OF the country, however, was
so hostile that they could not visit 1t in
detail; but they think, as this WIS the first
visit Of white men, his hostility may
be appeased by jldicious presents. They
also made discovery which may be Of
great usa to commerce and science. 1t has
been often remarked that the veuomous
African fly, the tsstse, which did SO much
mischief to cattle in the southeast Of Africa
and had almost extinsuished trade be.
tween DelagOa bay and the Transvaal, had
totally disappeared oflate. Messrs. Capello
and Ivens found that this fly was still very
abundant further north, aud that, as bad
often been stated before, it was always to
be seen where there were plenty OF ele.
plants, Stanley, in the course of his
travels, had observed the came phenom-
enon, and it follows, therefore, that the
region explored by the two Portuguese
travellers is rich in ivory. Their expedition
was attended by great hsrdships, and
they lost two-thirds ol their escort before
they reached Cape Town on the 18th OF
July, where they were entertained at q
grand barqret, The Independence Beige
adds that the two explorers started again at
the beginning Of last month for MoRsame-
dps, with the in'Antion OF returning to
Europe by way Of the Congo.
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.,,7 eek o. The MnnlclP.I s01!
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.--,-,I;;iIiSS,;I0YER's SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
STAT STAT, ai the authority Vested 10 nc b, a
In pGH a." NnniclpGi Court OF wheeling, made
trctyt o. III dsT Of June, 1855, and An order o.
on the IL on the 2SIh day OF AuSuSt; Isse, IN
Ft - ebSHcrry therein pendlng, ~ ~, sItJn.
sun. y. 18th o Taylor, hei sS o,S ~, "a
~ md William d. hAiueu ANN ''-'S'
sa Sl VII! on .rp,,,sss
,,.;us a. 10 O'Clock 4 " 81 a. Ip91iic, AUG
ti1n, " ~ Gsnrt House OF Ohio county, West
door o. w W.. hi wing described real estate: ,,
virgins ~ ,ns-hnll OF lot numbered thirty l5Jl
The Ht 49,, ,onth side Of Fifteenth street IN the
h!lAie 81 nam addition 70 the city Of hheeune,
yIthhs! 80 81 West Virginia, together Win tne
"a ne! Ie nd Improvements theieon: ny i a'1{
egi property ComprikeS t1S ~, IA - rNo1t
dea'e o! ~. -.g,@rtT Ths Improvements consist o.
dt,I'l';s X dwelling house. with oEicL sIAp.e ana
s .Argr OF s',iIrpIs, and are In excellent repair
Other 81: !.,E.-iJne third Of the purchase money
TkSs'V ~ In cSSh ou the day OF vale 1nn -
ihA.l " =, thereof Is the purchaser MAY eiSt "
Blch w slance shall BE- p4i1 IN t"D eque4 N
PSI 'as Ej,h interest iroEa GAY o. sac, ~ Que
,..nrns iriTn The day Of sale, respectively
I1i no 90, N give his notes for the deferred
the plt, vi,h security 70 he approved y inc
yarItus, and Is further security tne tltl9 "
to1n,'.Ji|Ni and shall be retained until me pun
All paIg. N I'll hGve been PAID IN Iull, Alu tne
sas S missioner ordered D ne T RSRR 70 COZ"
TeI Social Commissioner.
,,y certify ira. bond with good sfeG G,; nns
ae'' ~ By the above named sieelI N""iLti"
s 4SS1 IS required By IN TTaioMAs n. DARRAH,
o., NJ the Municipal Court OF WhtelIng.
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Kidney and Liver Diseases and RheumAtism.-
Suffered terribly" Nothing scented 10 help me
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling. v. We.
Catar:h, Pnlypus Of Nose, impaired Volce.-Sui
Tered for year: patent medicine failed TO help me
DR.. Smith completely cured me-" ~, rn,,,,-
OF speidel & Co.. Wheeling. ". Va.
DySpepSia and liberated StomEch.-''TreAtment
Tor %eAts failed 70 give me relief Dr. smith cured
me" THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
Fis.-Had them for fourteen years; Dr: smith
scrotula, Running Sores on Hesd,-7"My sou was
Sniicted for fourteen years; Nothing seemed 70
1890 -'''' Ms. C4TuERISE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
CAnCer.-"Sudercd for ycars With Cancer Had Il
cut out three times. Il returned after each open.
pain" MES Il. ". CIRCUIT.
Piles FIStula Of AnrS.-FlGt on my back for IS
weeks. Reported dying d.. smith cured me
THOMAS CoLvLN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main 81, wheeling ". Va.
UlcentIons Of Rectum, ProlApSus and Piles
WAS given up 70 die and pronounced incuFRhle.
Dr.. Smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DELAEY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. o. LAdd WTiths:-"Dr. Smiths protes-
sonAl ScrviceA IN my family have been most satiB-
factory, and com mend him 70 all ~ 9 gentleman
and Skillful physician"
Nh. HRrgaret koIk SGyS; az had been suffering
for seven yeAn and treated BY many physicians for
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said had 4 tape worm, and
In eight hours removed q monster l09 feet long"
Female COmplainH.-Three years In hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages In such CASES
Penons cured Of cAtArrh, diseases Of heart, liver.
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, ScTofulA and
lSthma testify 10 my success
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients ct distance may be treGted by letter and
latiStActton guaranteed. A chart for selfe1AmlnA.
don sent on receipt Of two threecent stamps, and
ldvtce returned free.
Consultation 81 once free. oEice hours from d
T. 70 r. n, daily. Call on or address,
JOHN z. SMITH, Md,
No, 1901 ChSpllne ST. Wheeling, W. Va,
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D. R. Locke, Petroleum V. Nasty, editor
Toledo Blade, writes: II had on fore
finger of my right hand one Of those
pleasant pets, 'trun.Iound." The finger
became inllamed to q degree unbearable
and swollen to nearly twice its natural
size. A friend gave me Henry's CarboliC
SaIve, aud in twenty minutes the pain had
so much subsidized as to give me fair
aight's rest, which had not had before
for q week. The Inflammation left the
finger in q day. consider it 9 most
valuable Rrticle.h FFHsAW
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sueeEing, snulRns and coughingI This
is the music all over the land just now.
And will be until Iuue, I've got such
an awful cold in my bead" Cure it with
R!y's Cream Balm or 1t may end in the
form OF Catarrh. Maybe you
have catarrh now. Nothing Is more
nauseous and dreadful. This remedy
matters It aa NO other ever did, Not a
smut nor Z liquid, Applied by the auger
to the nostrils. Pleasant, certain, radical.
TTbsGw
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CAROLINE E. CooPER, 1913 N. Caroline
street, Baltimore, says;-I have used "Dr.
Pet9oId's German RitteSE" for some time
and would not be without 1t. For the
relief Of pains consequent upon female
weakness and Irregularities consider 1t
without an equal. WAS
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nneklon,n Anna snlve.

The best salve in the world for Cuta,
Bruises, Sores, UlcerB, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, TettsT, Chappsd Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and al skn EIupHons, and POSI-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 70 give perfect satiataction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan 4 %,
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A PECULIAR virtue in Ayers sarsaparilla
ia that while 1t cgeanses and purges the
blood from all porrupLions and Impurities,
and thereby roots out disease, it builds up
aud invigorates the whole system, and
makes one young again. D4w
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you'll find S0zODONr in vogue. People
have thrown away thsir tooth-powders
and washes, and placed this odoriferous
preventative OF the teeth on the toilet
table in their place. 1t keeps the teeth in
splendid order, and spices the breath.
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When the Female Sufragists get out
their declaration of independence, it is
presumed that they will COMMENCE it
thus; "When in tho course OF few men
events" -TerGs Sittings.
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The man in the moon always smiles,
aad he ought to. He is the only fellow
who eau stay out all night without ex'
citing anything but favorable comment
Atlanta Constitution.
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Emerson, it is said, rarely sought twice
the society OF a person who made him
laugh out loud. Writers on London hui
moTops papers were always his tavorite
mpanions.-S0HlersSt Journal.
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THERE were all the evidences OF COM
ing storm; but when he drew from his
pocket a bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
then came calm, for the baby had the
Group and would now get well.
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THE FIRsr PACKET LINES

running from this city to Southern ports
were established in 1880. They were three
in number, running to Cincinnati, Louis.
vile and st. Louis. The United States
Mail Line was the first, and it was con-
tyolled by Robert Beers; the Good Intent
Packet Line vaa second, and was owned
principally by Aaron Hart and Hutchin-
con & Ledlie. Later on, the Pilots Line,
in which active riVermen were interested,
was established, and soon carried the bulk
OF the trade away from ths older lines.
This company was managed by Hiram
KountE. AL Of these lines employed run
nerS to drum up passengers, and innum'
cradle stories ara told Of the tricks that
were resorted to in order to eircumvent
one another,
Harry Sesrles was then the runner"
for the United States Mail Line. He had
been getting the worst Of 1t, until one day
he hit upon an ingenious method OF out
whiting Lis rivals, logging himself up in
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rue KEELpoAr AND ITS PERIOD.

An Account Of tne Earliest Form of Bust
ness Traffic on the RIVsrS- CsIs brated Mar.
ines.
rat 6aro6 Dupqteh.
The palmy days of the "keelboat" az a
medium of commercial communication
we're back in the twenties OF the present
century. Navigation, as pertaining to the
local waters, was then in its swaddling
clothes. There are still living few river
men, who, in that early day, ventured
down the Ohio in the primitive keelboat,
Carrying supplies to the settlements in the
western wilderness, and bringing back the
native products to Pittsburgh, Among
those who were keelhoatmen that are now
living are Commodore W. J. Kountz, Sam
uel Keno, Samuel aud William Dean, and
Marsh Hays aud Benz COurSip, Of
Mckeesport The career OF the frs gen.
mentioned, as a riverman
vegan in 1877, anu he was theu one
IT the crew OF q keeIbaat known as
the ColumOiana packet, q boat 50 feet long
and feet WIDE, plying between Pitts.
burgh and Wellsville. A full load for the
boat was 100 barrels OF flour, or ten tons.
In those days it was u rare thing il q
steamboat came to Pittsburgh once week.
The keelboat was rowed down the river
9Th large sweeps, similar to those now
used on RATS on the Allegheny river.
Coming up stream the boats were moved
by means OF long poles, slow and tedious
process Of locomotion. The second keel
BOAT on the river plying from this point
was the Hiram. Groceries. -four, hard
ware, gIass AMI other supplies were taken
down the river, and the return cargo
was made up Of rags, bacon, corn
and other commodities from the
St Elements. The freight charges
were % cents per 100 pounds from here to
Wheeling on dry goods 60 cents on heavy
freight, and 80 cents per 100 pounds oil
-four. As 3 matter Of comparison, it
might be stated here, that the same class
Of feights are now transported between
the points mentioned at 7 cents per 100
pounds. The aggregate tonnage OF thu
keeihoats Of Pittsburgh in 1881 WAS iaO
tons, or Il boats. In 1881 Commodore
kounfz engaged as a rouslabout on the
steamboat Lark. The name Of this vessel
was subsequently changed to the uncas
after the Indian chief of that name. This
boat, it might also be stated, was the first
steamer that passed through the Louis.
vile canal. The UnCas was 50 leet loDe
and lG feet wide; had one smoke stack and
was side wheel boat Of so tons capacity
Among the largest boat owners Of thai
time was Robert Beers.
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"NOw, Gen'Fsl, you're posted; cQRel give US your
YieWs.
In a brush at the tront what's the powder 70 user"
lie wicked at star a. he pu cd his cigar,
md oWIy replied, I'm q brush al hE front
| never use powder, but SOLOD0ST."
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The Horsford Almanac and Cook Book
mailed free on application to the Rum
ford Chemical Works, Providence, r. l.
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| All trains daily except Sunday
PullniRu's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
CAS- through without change from SteuhcnTip9
umbus, Cincinnati. Louisville, ChlcGgo, InttAnar.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further information
apply to JOHN @. ToALINsON, Ticket Agent At
Pan Handle Station, foot oil Eleventh street, or al
City Ticket Once, under AcLure House. Wheeling,
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
Z A. FORD,
Genl Piss and Ticket Agent, PittsburVh, Pa.
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"spAuLDlSG's GLus," always up to the
sticking point.
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TIE "WaHt Soap" universally acknowl-
edged to be the biggest and best cent bar.
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CINCINNATI, o., Oct 7.-Flouf HetiYe, firm aud
unchanged. Wheat STONY and higher; No 2 red
ouSheiS Com nFla aud hi amer; No. mixed 415SA
i6c. Oats stronger; 30 mixed 2i1FA2sc Rye
steady; No. ? tic. Barley In fair dem1ni' extra
good demand At 81 Sc. Bulk meats dull; shogIdeN
A75aIS71Sc; short rib 5.9sl; short eleap 6.IOG.
Whisky Steady StSl gSi flashed goods based on
81 q. Butter dAi Add unchanged. Eggs tirn and
chAaHtd
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TIE "waut Soap, universally acknowl.
edged to be the biggest and hest 8 cant bar.
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MEdiea1.
DIR. j. Il. SMITH,
No. 14O4 Chapliue Street,

Tie best evidence Of PHYSICIANS glccess Is the
testimony OF his patients. The increasing dc
raAnds for my professional services prove that have
dealt hOnOraSly and tA!rly with those who have
consulted me. | never use PATIENTS name with
out permission, though sGye many hundFct Ger
h6cAteS irom those whom have c1rsl ltcr they
bad been pronounced !ncursble. A thorough med.
icAl education with many years hospital experience
and familiarity With therapeutic agents, Aclose OBJ
Of tenperGmenhl pecultArdes and strict
attention to hygienic management tnsures success
cure Is possible, and frankly dive the patient my
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Turkey, il reports are true, is Porte
badly of at present.-CoEumbus DRpateh.
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TIE "want Soap" universally acknowl'
edged to be the biggest and hest 8 cent bar
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Surface Indications

What q miner would very properly term
"surface Indications" OF what Is beneath.
IRE the Pimples, Sites, Sore Eyes,
Boils, and CutaneouS Ermpuons win
which people are annoyed in spring aud
early simmer. Tie ctCia matter accIinti.
lated during the winter months, now
makes It's presence feh, through Natures
cn,lcayors to cXpel 1t from the system.
While Il remains. ii Is apoiSon that Testers
In the blood aud may develop into Scrof--
uln. This condition catlScS derSilleinent
Of the digestive and uSslmilatory orgnn1.
with feeling OF encryaiion, largtinr. anI
wrnrlnr>s-oiten lightly Sp0kcno Of Is "only
srrins fever" These are evidences tlIat
Nature Il not Rb'c, unaillfd. 10 throw OIL
ihe corrupt atoms whirh weaken ihc vital
forces. 10 regain health. Nature. must 10
sided i,v II thorough bIoOd-purifyins mctI
lcInc; aud nothing else i s0 eaectIieaS
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Anecdotes OF THAT TINE.

After 1897 no keelboats were brought
up to Pittsburgh, they being removed to
more unsettled sections, but large keel
boats were built and loaded here, hoH=
ever, with dry goods and sent down to
Cincinnati and Louisville and sold there,
Jack Mackell, Adam Shoemaker, Captain
Tucker and "Bill' Smith were well known
river men OF that day. Smith was quite a
character In his day. and could always IN
earth mine oifun by hisventriloquial pow
e's One day in 1880 Smith was standing at
the mouth OF Market street, on the wharf,
when Mrs. Judge wilkins passed by on
her way home rom market, followed by a
female servant carrying small dressed
pig. Captain Smith gave an exhibition
Of his powers, and the servant, f4ncying
that the deceased pofkeT Tas sauealing,
dropped the carcass and started up street
heller SHELTER. Mrs. wilkins, waxing in
dignsnt, then picked up the pig, when
the squesling was resumed with renewed
vigor, and she llkeviss dropped his pig
ship and incontinently fed. This same
Captain Smith was very fond Of chickens,
and if his boat happened to tie up for the
uight within q mile OF chicken coop, the
crew were CERTAIN to have chicken for
dinner on the succeeding day,
David Frampton and Michael Fink were
also two we'll known nautical characters
about that period. Fink was great rife
shot, and frequently amused himself by
shooting apples OFT the heads Of his crew.
It is related OF him that once when his
boat was tied up at Harper's shoals, on
the Cumberland river, fresh provisions
ran short. Captain Fink discovered stray
cali wandering along the shore and took il
on boari instSpter and slaughtered 1t,
When about ready to gaTvs it squad Of
Tsnnesseeaus armed with rifles appeared
on the bank looking for the purloiner oil
the calf. Fink threw Q tarpaplin over the
body Of the slaughtered cal aad, stretch.
ing the remains out on the deck, stuck q
pair OF boots on its hind lego, allowing
them 10 partially protrude from under.
meath the co iariIE. The spokesman OF the
party upon coming on board vas met by
Captain Fink with outstretGhed hand.
Then, pointing 70 the inaDimSte object,
he said: Say, stranger, glad you have
come; we want somebody to help Us bury
that body; he was one Of our crew, but
died lSs. night Of yellow fever" The
calf hunters bsGt hssty retreat. James
May and William Stewart we're prominent
as boat builders in 1895, and both were
prominent men in the business com
nunity OF that time.
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Use camphorias soap freely In washing
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest TO
the body. See the big reward we offer on
wrapper. 3. 5TRUNB,
Originator OF "Wax Soap,"
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Attoruey-at-gaw.
DOR DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

Go o he TSTE.LIGESCER JOB ROOMS, Mo-. y
and y Fourteenth street, where Jou can b lccnD'
uodGtl6 Is ShcTt pottoll
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BALTIMORE, Oct Wheat, western frmel; No.
2 winter red spot 9211fA9 &c; October 9ac asked;
November gt1SAsittei December af954a5c; january
lsIsAy9c. Corn, WeageEp ETmes and INACTIVE; mix
ed spot IaI4gJe OctOt OF 4s3sc BID; year iGiI6Sc;
January 45sfc bid. Oats e-sier In tone and Qui /;
western white Sla5Sc; mixed 30a3lc Provisions
steLdy. mss TorE SO 90. Lard, refined T5Sc Eggs
hrmer nj l75Satsc. Cohee dull, RIO carY1es, oT6i'
nary to lair, 5+a1fC.
TuLsbo o., Oct. T-Wheat closed active aud
hi her 40. 2SoIL cash OF october 9l5{c; November
% &c; December g75Ec; January 9gc bid. Co nqniet
aud trn; No. cash or october I6s; November
NC; year 3-C; May 3gc Oats unclaimed; No, .
eHSh OF octoheF 27jFe BID: loTemheE SIC; Nay
AS, ClpIeF 80 d Quiet; lFimi medium, cash or
actnberS o. bid November IS IS; DECEMBER IS s21S
January s. 70.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. There has been little better
new buIinrS with agents and lobbers, while on
the part Of the former thUre has been considerable
accomplished through dSiIveriet on previous en-.
RRgemeats hut the market reflects tho leSuened de-
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NV YoRK, Oct 7.-Cotou, futures closed steady
At 3iIc lower than yesseriaV; December 9Tic;
January 9,sic; February &c.
cIScNNATI, o., cct7.-COtton steady; niddling
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ELH LIaTRTY, Pa, oct. 7.--cattie very cult;
s. OOaI %; receipts 81 head: shlpIneutS 6l6 head
shipments TO New York yesterday Is cln;. Hog
In fair demand; Philadelphia 81 S5AI 10; Yorken
g. 20II %: receipts 1900 head; shipments $50
head shipments TO New IoFk YeSteSdSy p caH.
sheep slow; prime q GlIt y; tllr 10 good Is ia
Is: SnmmOI 81 01gJ0l lambs s. 60aI IS; receipts
$50 head; shipments 2, 81 head.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. T.-Hogs quiet; common and
light 8 Oc4i Oi; packing and butcher Is 6jal o.;
receipu 2s.6 head; shipments Old head.
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HRLnEoAp, Pa. ost I-opened at q CeIS. and
closed at 81 q: highest 0i1S lowest 81 OGS; runs
lf9 barrels; total shipments 50tl6 barrels; char
ten 81 ,S19 barrels; eieArAncaa i-5Il0OQ barTeis,
OIL C7V, Pa, Oct T.-0poned At 81 q: highest
q Of lowest q '0x: closed At 81 u sales - 900
barrels; cleaRnces l2i 90 barrels; charters 81 S79
barrels; shipments ", go barrels,
PrTIaHURGH, Pa, Oct. 7.--PetFoleum dull and
nothing doing; National tFapGit certificates opened
a 81 or closed Ct 81 Oh highest 81 Of; lowest 81 o.
TIuGVIILR Pa, Oct E.-0pened 81 u 0011t; hlzh,
menn ncI posted; charters $50 barrels.
INV YoGx Oct 7.-PeRoleum steady United
closed Of q OK.
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CHICAGO ILL.,, Oct. THE DrorerJ' Journal re-
portI: CatsIe-ReceipH % 600 head; shipments asa
dead; market pppnpi 6Al0p higher, clOscd up-
changed: IkIppidg iteer a 75a6 20, uocEeFs and
feeders q s0a9 Isl cows, bulls aud mixed l9at 90;
COWS 50 % and $40 for steers; western rangers, ma
tiVes aud hall b eeds 81 nj 50; cows S! SOa3 %;
wintered Texans s. l013 IS. Hog-ReceipH 1900
rough s. %; packing aud shipping s. 60I3 70; light
weights s. 5jI4 10; sklpa 81 1i19 ~. Shepp-he
ceiptS 5000 head; shipments 900 head market
active and unchanged: halves 81 geii q: western
a OCaS CO.. Texans !. f!AI60; lambs told AZ 81 sOa
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