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ChlrlaioR Star.
The annexed letter, written by Judge
Okey johnson 10 Colonel j. B, Peyt0n,
private secTetRlyto Representative Gibson,
has been mailed to US by friend now IN
Washington, and will prove Interesting
reading at this time;
CHARLEsTos, W. VA, Feb, II, 1885,
Hon. j. h. PrytoR,
MY DEAR slR:-Youn Of the 9th inst,
received. The whole story ario my be-
ing in caucus, and helping TO bring ont
Mr. Thompson i6F Congress, and pledgins
him the vote oil Wood county, is entirely
without foundation, did not know any
thing about Mr.. Thompson's candidacy
until alter he had become snch. am
sorry that Mr. Gibson credited any such
story, | am not an intriguer in politics,
and never was. Much less would be 50
now, occupying the pcsltion that | do,
can't imagine who could have invented
such u story, especially including my
name in It, Neither is there any truth in
anything contained in the dispatches Of
tue 9th to the Wheeling pspers, so far as
am concerned. Your friend,
0EEY JOHNSON.
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poul.rz tor rrolIL-Lsghorns.

Amcrioun agricultural,
Like most Of my brother iInciers, have
a hobby, which lis the Leghorn breed,
Ihavs kept the white leghorn mostly
though the brown Leghorn Ia preferred
The latter is q larger, haudsomer and
more doCile fowl. The Leghorns are
placed at the head Of the list as egg pro
ducers. Railways kept my birds confined,
Some complain OF the Leghorns as being
high.ayers, use for my yards fences
one lath high, By clipping one wing, the
birds can be kept wilhla such an enClos
u,e, have also kept Spanish fowls In
Eu.h yards, and hope ali those who have
built their yards six and eiRh! feet high
will try this plan, OF course, IT will mol
do to clip exhibition fowls, Alter hen
has bean kept two years she has seen hel
hest days, and should bs disposed OF un
less she possesses I IA points, when snt
may ba retained Tor breeding. Fowls
should have warm, dry quarters, and y
well cared for, will abuDdantly reward
the owner,
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SCHOOL SONG Books,
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ieCliOn OF the bCBt Pa t''Olgs, Due Is, &c,
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PRACTICAL DOe reR iof With good music,
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(IUCtn ts or o. 70 pr dt2) by Irving BmeUOn,
Large collection u N,ll CHOSEN hynla and tlneS,
WELCOME CHORUS, By W. s, Tlldon,
BIGH SCHOOL OIOIh by EmeHon and Tllden,
LtUSsL MEATH, by W .. Perkins, are three
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TNoR RENT-THE HOUSE NOW oC-
~ CuPIRD by me, No, % South mont street.
containing sly Fp0lE and finished attic, with RaA
hot aud cold water IhT0n, h1lt; also bath room
complete Rent $50 II. W. LIST. ie9s
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When the House Committeeof the Ohio
Legislature went to Cincinnati to investl'
gate the election iraudain that city, Demo
Gratis promised 10 show that their party
had been slandered, and that the Ropub'
licans had committed fraud on q whole
sale scale. In fact, the very opposite has
been shown.
No reasonable Democrat Is likely to asli
better evidence than that OF Hon. l. j.
Miller, Chairman Of tho non.partlssn Com
mittee Of One Hundred, Democrat who
has never voted any other ticket than the
Democratic ticket. Mr.. Miller, in the
testimony reproduced in another column
declares that there were no Republican
frauds, and that the Democrats, with the
aid of the police, carried out vast system
OF organized fraud. The Columbus Com
mittee had asked Mr.. Miller to report any
Republican frauds Of which his commit.
tee had information, and hc said there
were none 10 report. Certainly none
were developed by any witness, and the
committee invited all who desired to
como forward and testify.
The result Of this investigation must
make deep impression, which will not
be confined to the State Of Ohio. The
Hamilton county frauds were part Of
scheme 10 control public affairs in that
county, and in Ohio, and with that great
power TO obtain the mastery over the ma
tional Democratic party.
The seating Of a few Republicans more
OF less In the Legislature Is small matter
az compared with a great conspiracy
against the electors Of State. Hitherto
a large part Of the people Of Ohio have
been unwilling to believe that ballot boz
Btufing, forgery and perjury were resortsd
10 on 60 large a scale 10 thwart the popu'
lar will. Now that the proof stands in The
sworn testimony Of credible witnesses, as
we'll as III the bungllng forgeties them.
selves, II will be impossible longer to de.
csiye anybody.
Rank as these oiIenses are, there Is pub.
lie virtue enough in Ohio 10 punish the
offenders against The laws. There always
comes time when political villainy ID
taken BY the throat, and with regard To
the tIoodlers this time Ia at hand.
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the preface and the "poatiacs' II might
be inferred that the authors motive ls
quite different from the one which he de-
ciares TO have moved him. Those who
have q liking for this kind Of reading Will
he interested In "IpquiIeudO Island,"
though they viii find themselves ire
auently az sea.-G. p. PuimGnl's Soma,
Nrp York. Stanton e Davenport, WseiI1g'
Whatever else may characterize this
age, It is emphaliCally the age OF good
reading at low price, Very little money
commando the best books. Messrs. Cas-
sell & Company, New York, have just
begun the publication Of "0assell's Ma
tional Library" edited by Prof. Henry
Morley. The hooks are neat l6mos OF
about 200 pages, printed in clear type on
good paper, They are issued at the rate
OF one q week, ten cents copy or 70 =
year. No. ] Is fMy,Ten Years ImpEtson'
ment," remarkable work, In which sli-
vie Pellico relates thrilling story beauh'
fed by an exalted religions experience
Sllvio Pellico was one OF the noted writer's
OF Italy in the early part OF this century,
author Of "Francss ca da Rlmini," q popl,,
lsr tragedy Of other dramatic works and
numerous poems. The story Of his lp.
prsonment as friend oil the Uarhonafl
is book which the reader will not with to
llay aside until he has finished II, by which
time 1t will be well marked for reference.
No. 9 is Bryon's "Ohilds Harold's Pill
Qrimage"-tor ten cents "The Autobia'
graph OF Benjamin franklin, H9llam's
"EIistory Of Europe During the Middle
Ages" Mungo Parks Travels in the In
toTior Of Africa" shown the quality Of that
which 10 to follow. These little books are
easily carried in the pocket, aud are 50
cheap that nobody will think 1t necessary
10 preserve them by never reading them
-CasssN < Company, New York, Stanton &
Davenport, Wheeling
The Decorator and Funisler's current
number brings some beautiful thiDgs In
It's line, and contains much that Is Of great
practical importance in the household
For an example OF the modern high'C!ass
New England home We are shown the
villa of Lyman II, Weeks, at Lexington
Massachusetts home substantial and
picturesque, built OF such stones as New
England fences are made Vi, From the
large Illustration OF Mr., Weeks library he
has hero an apartment such ~ Lesser
mortals may read Of and dream oil, but
hardly hope to own. There is an inter
estinR article on lamps and chandeliers.
| Tho fhir,l nAnaF nj RAlOh A. Cram q series,
'EThe Decoration OF Guy Houses" Is the
most interesting thus far II an excellent
series. SANITARY House Furnishing"
takes up the pantry this time; every
house. keeper will do we'll to read these
practical particles. vi furniture and wall
designs there are, as usua, many illuslIa'
tons. Tbs success Of this publication il a
strong indication Of the groHth Of the pop.
ular lasts in this CouutFy.-AOs. 80 and ~
n, Fourteenth street, NeD York.
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gia,tos, 0rpsus, sc.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
'DalIy. tsundAy excepted. monday excepted
Wheeling Time.
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THE PERFURED BALLROOM

Tho Atlanta ConttitRltOn, speaking Of the Mystic
Owls dIsplpy, adds:
The pGfilincd bpll room was one Of tho novel
and graceful features Of this great event. As thl
gtlesIs entered the Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious odots, as from freshly
laden wiLh the soft, sweet pCIiinV that seemed "
10 the very breath Of the goddesS Of pleasure aud
wOolng " the gsieties Of the occasion. A iOun
tnin, neatly placed, WIS playing all tho cvouing
the cologne which gave lorth this perfume, and
the praCtloed senses Of the ladies at once detected
what II was. We need hardly say that the fountain
aud tho two atoml1ers were dispensing To the a.
mo phero the odor Of
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of ". is the blood. From 1t the system
receives all its material Of growth and TO
pair. 1t bathes every tissue Of the body,
How necessary then, hiatt the blood should
be kept pure and rich, DR.. PIerCe's "GOld,
en- Medical d sCCvery" is the great blood
food and blood purifier. " is q sovereign
remedy for all diseases duo to impoverlsh'
ed blood, consumption, bronchitis, weak
lungp, sCrolula, influenza, and kindred
diseases,
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TAY1oR's pRExIun COLOGNE,

an article Of Southern manufacture that has
promptly won iU way Into wide spread popularity,
dellOlOuSi and an esteemed article on the toilet
table oil all that have used It. The quick and del.
icato sense Of the Mystic Owls" at once discover.
Cd IL merits, and they had no happier conceIt 70
oJer their guests than these fountain tets Of de.
lightiul perfume. The fair dancers who found 20
grateful felrtsher last evening will please them.
EeYe8 and honor their entertainers BY keeping up
the senBAuon throughout the tWelyemonth By
means Of this dellahtlnl agent Au26 MwHAW
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CARsON-On wcdre day Siternnon, February
II, 1851. at4P, H., ALIEN \EpgR UARUN, III the ED
year Of his uge.
Funeral will taEO place Friday afternoon from
his late IeidsnCe, No. 1924 Jacob LtrGt Friends
Of tho family Gre respectfully invited to attend
lntPrmpnt Mt MI WnrI Cemetery.
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sls,p Adpertisslnsuts.

WTANTED-TWO BOYS WITH $40 90
w cash security, ~ act a. EeWa Agent On B q
ORR Apply 10 uEIoN HEWS 10, B, & 0,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11

GRAIN And PRODUCE MARfETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The death of Charles f. Woerishoffer had a
marked effect wheat prices yesterday and despite
the effort to tho impression that lie was not In
1t authoratvey stated that he was carry
ing about 5000 900 bushels OF May wheat. which showed
the extreme decline ~ l n cents a busheL The wheat
market opened excited and weak, and when efforts were
made for a rally someone would come In and sell and
knock down the price again. 4" Cash" wheat
opened cent lower, with moro doing for export
lGs 600 bushels being taken. "Optons" sold from
= ,. cents lower, and futures " from sal cent
lower. The market closed firm with an advance
of from l4G9s OF a cent. as follows; May
$685.; June. 90is July. 9Oss; August
nOts Sertembcr. 9ll4: October 92l9; December %
Corn was l. cent lover spot" but duh. only $4,000
hu, Ecs being taken for export Options were shade
easier with "a little hrmer feeling ~ one time. aud
closing for May. 4GA June 4Gls July. 4oAi August
4Gat Nothing doing in oats. - Mixed" Oh the
spo wore weak and white" were l, cent higher but
nothing taken for EXPORT. The market closed, May
3Gas; June. 3j7s July, 35l4 August 3D. Lard was
down 9d3 points Only and but little trading the market
closing AZ - IA for May ana June July 80 30 August
20 2G; september, $500; October, So 80 Flour was
q al and lower -
The rcce OTIS OF grain and -four atNcw York. Baltimore
philadelphia and Boston, We're Wheat. 2OlIlo
bushels corn 49O2I uslcls; oats. l32,9OS bushels
total grain, bush-ls -FOUR 42OlS barrels. Tho
receipts at Chicago, Milwaukee ana ST. Louis. were
wheat. i6572 bushels corn, Sl'Ol bushels; ohts'
I2s4i2 bushels; total grain, 256,9l5 bushels; -FOUR
s, 1Gl barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
CLOSING PRICES OF rRlLA DrLPHrA sroKx
MONDAY, May To-. \

MONDAY, MAY w. Ne
The sudden death of Mr.. woerishofcr which occurred
last evening announced In Wall street this mrning
~ early az $3.50 o'clock Tho nows shock TO Gil
his friends and Mr.. woerishoner had no enemies His
death aside from the loss Of broadhearted andsenal
friend will he severely felt the Stock Exchane. As
an active operator In ordinary terms therefore az wldo
distributor Of commissions to his fellow membersf the
Exchange, Mr. Woerishoffer never was surpassed His
DEATH however, had effect upon the market as WAS
nderstood that his till recently. largo short In
had been practically closed up for some time,
and that he Of the speculative mrkets
preparatory to extended visit ~ Europe Their was
however which gave to the natural streuth OF
the stock market q stimulant that not gepraiiy
comprehonded till late In tho day. large operator,
with limited means. 1t seems, forced to ever
large line Of shorts" portion Of them puroased
in the open market early In the day. making an Opar
ent demand that not understood except by few
As consequence prices stifened unnaturalg. 30
that when tho failure was announced at 22O oeock,
and 200 shares and Erie seconds purchased
under the rule for the delinquent prices generar re-
acted sharply from the best figures Of the day. The
Of tho day generally WAS
favorable character in that the reports Of apid
settlement Of the labor troubles especially they pste
to the railways But naturally It will require little
time for the public mind to become satisfied that h'ag
tston s at end and to comprehend that largepart
Of the traffic supposed to have boon lost has Dcen)hy
delayed. Just before the close Washington disptch
announced that the Supreme Court had handed down
decision in the Boston, Hartford and Erie vs. New-orK
and Ncw-England case in favor Of the Ncw-Yorhand
New-Engand Company As we are Informed. this
finally settles tho matter For the six months eided
March 81 the New-York and New. Engand statement
showed earnings Of nearly $4,000 over its suai
first charges. including 3a per cent on the preferred
stock. On the announcement the stock OF New !orK
and New England became active. but at tho
its Of VIII fhose n general dat
The market closed quiet and steady.
Government bonds fairly active but irregular.
BIDS $ and s higher respectively for the IS aod
4i2s lower for the Is. Annexed tho closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11

total 2s75 head for same TN" iass wees
2s4O through Sunday G2 cars o. whcn 90
70 NewYOrk. to- day, 20 OF which ~ 70 REV. IWs
81 for Good Choice shipping declined 30
Saturday sales at S. 3O1xJ 60 Medium 70 Soon - w
- 20 Common to Fair 81 1jei5 25i Naive stocsefs
SO O01s5 So Native Feeders So 7tdsa oo canaas - w
- 3j.
ST. LOUIS NAV -BeceDts. 1900 head s1i oments
SOOi Choice Native SHIPPING steers
81 2Jds5 80 Native Butcher steers - Gst oo
and Heifers 81 50es3 50 stockers ana reede 20 |o~
"a IS. ,-.
Hoos-Receipta 300 smoments 3 900 Ld9ht 70 500
81 90 Packing. 81 -Odsl O5l Heavv 81 lO6>4 10 =.
saespReoeDss l2ci shipments nonei Market strons ~
81 5ODs5 10 ..,
CHICAGO NAV lO-7n< Drorsrs Journal reports CdNte-
Receipts 800 neai $500 head marker ower
Shipping Steers. VI 4DdS5 90 Stockers and teeues -
asi 70 Cows Bulls and Mixed So 00asi 10 BUZZ 50 w
os3 %
Hog,- 25 shinmcnta 5000 market loweri
Rough and M,red. ~ 1884 % pacsn2 ann shiDpinH
a. gnAf4 20 Light. So GjHsi 10 SkOs. ~ b9Hr5 %
6h,D-Recepts 300 head Shipments none hear markeS
weak Natives. SO % GS5 20.
The DroUSr J0urnd special Liverpool cableyram reports
cattle market 10 lower 1880 Americana AZ Dept'ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
walsh Krey Coz 81 Butterrnllss and veal. 1873 D. 4

walsh. kirby Co.: 81 Butterniks and veals. iss D. d
Everett. Pidcock, SO Buttermiks and vca' ile D. ~
Of; !: y; a. yss: s b. I. e. & d.
s 5sA9 SJas liz l. s' y Z: s f. DO ia' d. "
hesd22 Jersey CITY q eofhst Deman4
sr and while trade was not exSeeapgv ors LOO ,.s5
6rm,r figure, IS a?5 higher -.
a ss 81 e. peef 70 Pm n.seS
sf25 few heal Poor choice ,lippci Ye,rllass
lambs sod 81 90 "a ,ewspng aab. ron Sew Yorf
state and Heosucky at sa9c per b and BY the head At
saIcs Iiaspsccs pay!, POP Clipped state ssh,'g z
q 80 "a sS 10 1 - ~ 20 &, e. ss Srn S g e4
24sdo q ~ at5s.c. II %. 80 stjirc: STATE d. u ~
& 70 Co. e At eo , ~, cPra n !. @ a s r.
81 h. AZ 7c ljs 40 So 10 at 7i.c ~ DO 70 lb At 7ac
5 % n ss GO 81 RS.so MS'fs so De- Is
SIZE lss Clipped Western sheep and LAMBS 40 az K.
Tn.,or9 a. g SAC Ias
Ohio DO rs ID at bc 2io Michigan do - h. at % 49, lol
Clipped ohio lambs 81 10 a. DC
juid Bacsingham' 25s clipped Ohio cuii' 81 h. 81
DO 90 si a 80 l 81 ~
20 aa do - T. g No. Is, CO. % n =. vsnis
3d. 80 a, g g 90 70 cull. se cepd W
$S:: sS:. 3d.
YeaTlinss 81 n r. at 5sci 2ss 10 o. 70 a,;,.o
IL b S g 4, S. 6 Is, ' cn9S q Ss :. g
az 90 iss Western DO lSl nat 62s 100 ysataS.y "a
h. at SIC u Western DO o. D. st 81 So 30 kentucky
Lambs 81 y. at q s' ;sl per ~ Am ,,ec,.rn
noGs Receipts were Is Of $50 head ssaa d, sn S...
saies~HailsnJecs & DAVIS IT state Hoy'. 2oi o A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11

s,esM Goldsmith: 100 Ohio tarehfed steer' 1895 D.
- 90 - Do 1862 p - edo llo9 D. 81 80 g od -
d. % al HE - p + 20 10 i f Ss 81
= 10: Is do. i55 TO- 81 Cincinnati do lap ID, at
"a p sa Gp Co. 80 ceTokees ~ at s. 80 DO
sii b. at 50 ~ss s5 ~ DO sS5 n at 81 DO s22 p
at x = T. l DO 2ff at $ 20 lSdc lGo b. at s.
70 d. s6 b. at at s. sj 100 l35 a. g. 20 lndans
2a y ken mt x 49, 49, iT 5o r. - 9 do
e5 s at at So 81 Buffalo s Bulls 1856 ID at a 10
10 Mcphersoa Pennsylvania Meal fed steers lis5 H. at
81 gag a' 81 p 20 10 $50 b. at S 80 DO o D.
81 g. 3: sS $40 II d si i Ss4 r. a. 8 T. s.
ID - Il 55 ~ g 80 90 57S o. Sat. e 80 &c.,
l49S D. atsS6s 800 n az 50 3, 40 i !, r. q
DO o. edS :, r. g At g g % 40 7ifs
b. at Psqnsyiyapaaa 6ry Cow, So 3D. at 70 TO-
ao a. engage }6 at o. d. g de
~ at s. s0 y do O7 u s. 9O % 10. 95s 10 at - so
1879 / g = e. 3. 80 c = ~ at III s. 20 ' 20 d. 1861 E.
at s. 6 55 Il do, $50 ID at "A 30.
ga y DO Z a s m| d. S'Srr
~ l6t do 2s} TO- at s. Is; II do l959 d. az 20 =;
a. a j. tSt 49, at g b. At g.
% s9? e. s. aq a. a. Sgq Dc At h at So 81
S lac p at = s5 q 4, sS ii2 s s.
At g g, Y' S SS 9 dO III = t. al s. o. l3G
90 9 b. At s. so s. 10 1883 10; AZ 50 90 10 do liZo
~ at 40 & Io d. a. sS 10 i'YU 5G5 T. At &c.
- do @st h at IS IS 81 Do 1877 ~ at 50 7o 20 DO
iOs 10 at IS 50 Fl DO - H. at - o 90 - tic a
0xen KS - al s. 80; Bull 80 ID at - Cow, lO3O
70 ut g 80; do. 200 10. at - o. ,,,,,.,o. , ooe
y e, SO ., n do $50 d. at So SS ~ do 80.
s. o. 10 do 1855 b. at s. 20 Y Do ls9t h. a. 5, 3
r. a. s 75 Fl Il 10 oa % $40 DO ll5 d a,
IS: state oxen 1855 %, at 37r PennsyVau99
ruis 800 d. a SOj do, 1920 10 at "a oo Vows 'i'
b. at g %
p VAIL sa AZ 70 = 9iS % T de- 97 500 ~
Schanberg lG Pennsy vsnA Moal fed steers l,-.S
az m AZ - To- ) do 20 b. ~ s. 90. Bun 1870
ib az - 5 do l.jS2 ID. at 81 80 "a 90 81 TO- ~ tx
do 300 h Al 81; Dry Cows SiO d. al 90 w. AAi'
Il" al 20 oWs-Rsceipts were 70 head and for the week
o2 head dull trade reported Win prcs IAN Sn D
$50 To SO for Common 70 Choi.e Mi,Acls' a' "O' "e
= Mc( abe sold the past week Il heat ,, ., coz. .,
er much better the market to day ana prices
uaoroved fully iac b, and the pens were iary wen
cleared. ,-.,,.. =, ., ,,,,e, lo,s NJ . y 5c.
ana ou,,ron 10 Extra Neas at 4.G64c u1O heao Iti
average bringing the outside figure -, a, 49,. , .,,
ME- John Nelson. :or many wears The eclent ana ge
hook Keeper iaenDeck DAVIS and moro recently tbe
ioreulan Of MI Eastman's Beei.m9rket 700. hau.
in the calf trade ana sofa 0VeI S sSy new
Everett and noabes who do not belong 70 the U
Al Nelson 1t Is said thinks he can DO business wIa
backvard lie best wishes OF his large ecle Of
icns and being well known among the Shippers VIII aouo
3 Davis Buttcrmks and Vells l5o
m AZ L,c; SO 1877 10 iSc: no do 49, ~ AZ ocj 10.
Veals 1913 To- az 44c 100 DO i9 TO- Al oc' - uo 10 a'
nenbsok & Dewey: 20 veas III D, at isc II do. l45
10 5Lc 3l DO 49, o at 5+c c,,va, ,9,n a, al. lae
Veas part Butermks 82 NJ at tej u 90 ia ~ az az
81 Isl ITO vea. 2g d. a. 4s.c 70 DO TX e IS DO t 10
1874 b. at &c less SO ll3 do, 1888 10 a' o"e % w. " !"
az &c $50 10, At CLIO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good TO Prime steers sold one year ago AT 20 Ao~so
last week. and 800 head les
than the corresponding week last year
With light arrivals and an improved demand 1--we aI
on wednesday and about 2oc Friday With svsy,hinE
taken quickly market closing arm at the advance
British markets have decne on an iacreaSe sPpv I'M sn
on Thursday American ef1geraor Bee sya n .trin1
the ofai. ,,.- 49,, v,o..orn
Dreosas Hees md prices advanced July c per
With the receipts OF Live ealves gemora
mt the dDsh and clearance impossible Tho
Total decline Tor the weei was from TO lac per o. Ship
pers aud tho whole business was hghy uns'
The capaation Of the Brokers to the cali Butchers
Association. brought about as n was oh@r9et w h
rst named ASSOCIATION Stirred up some bad blood and fnr
nishcd the most exciting incident oil the week III uie Fe
There was little more hrmne.s Sheep and Lamb
n 5aS n Gn PRIME soSa STeiy steady Friday
and Common weak ana lower ana mere e 40 nsny and
my i've LOGS on ale dressed suffered slight de-
cline early in the week but closed firm on ,aIu, day
BEEVFS-Recep prs yesterday and to-day were cars "
et 7s head last MONDAY Arrivals 6Otst
pred M cars Eastman4 cars for stern q Aet~ser
leaving our 90 ears Export cattle for the Helvetia and
cars which cs Sa%e Tor asct ar icrsy CIV The @arsct
was ibctav supplied opened weak and lower On
Were selling below Friday. prices while on Common
Cattle there was decline 9d ~ 81 The nnder grades
today must be rated lyc on from e 20
ce the yar very Cattle OF desirable quality were
Few inferior Steers sold - 67a9sa 80 Ordinary
IN prime al 9Dd ~, and Choice and Extra a - 10 q
81 outside figure for II ancestors 80 70 averaa .
~ Bn. al s3 50 xua from Lancaster county at
srb 1Snmi. Alien viii probably get or today with her
complement OF live Cattle loiia3rto% tnS P m lacn
with Live Cattle and Dressed }eet ana Mutton ~, c,d
The weeks shipment Of I've atue anu onecp anu DS
a Mutton we're ne follows: