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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-02
FROM OTHER POINTS.
The Singular Effects Felt at Cincinnati at
the Time of the Shock.

The Singular Effects Felt at Cincinnati at
the Time of the Shock.
CINCINNATI, o., September IA sim
gular effect of last nights earthquake was
the very general feeling of dizziness that
it caused. Nine people out ften imagined
they were sick, and many did not know
till this morning that the disturbances was
in mother earth. An operator in the
Western Union Office receiving from Wash
ingtOn felt sick, and told the Washington
operator to hold on, he was sick. ''We've
Just had shock of earthquake here y said
Washington, and then the CincinnatiOperI-
tor knew what had happened. There
was decided difference in
the severity of the shock in different
buildings and in different parts of the city.
Many people did not observe it ut all.
The largest building in the city, and one
of the strongest, the Government building,
rocked violently, with three distinct vibra-
tiOnS. The large clock stopped and mirrors
were broken. In the large six and seven
story flats in the city, the vibrations were
severe severe. Dishes were thrown from
cupbOards and articles fell from mantelS
while chandeliers were agitated rs if by Il
strong wind. Probably twenty or
thirty meetings OF lodges and societies
We're broken up without motion to adj
iOurn. At the old ArmOry building, on
Court street, the plaStering on the ceiling
was broken.
The most decided shock was felt in Cum
minsville, in the northern part of
the city Here lights were
put ont and bottles were
broken in drug stores. Throughout the
State dispatches indicate that the shock
was general and that it occurred almost at
the same instant.
At Hamilton, the boarders in the hotel
sprang from their rooms in fright, and
walls were said to said to sway one and Il
half inches.
At Canton, o., four shocks were OBJ
served, the motion being from north to
south. Half the pOpulace was in the streets
talking OF the strange experience iOra long
time after the event.
At Mt. Vernon, %, it was thought the
undulatiOns were from east to west.
At New COmerStOwn glassware ratified
distinctly
At DenniSon meeting broke up n L
panic.
COShOctOn felt two shocks.
The same story comes from nearly every
town in Ohio. People were frightened,
but no actual damage done.
At CatlettSburg and Ashland, Ky, and
Huntington, W. Va, the shock was more
severe, People rushed out Of their houses
with children screaming, the Swaying mo-
ton seemed to indicate that houses We're
ialling
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SATURDAY. AUGrST 1856.

commencing nj 10 o'clock Il. M. at public auc-
ton at the front door Of the Court House Oi ohio
county West Virginia. in the city of Wheeling,
the following described real estate, lying in said
city that is 10 say:
ErS-A part of lot No rs. situate on the cast
side of Market street in the city ot Wheeling
aforesaid, in the second ward thereof beginning
at post sixteen 90 feet north of the corner oi
said lot lbs; thence with the line of said market
street north twcnly-thrc" (l3) feet, ten yO inches
Ia post: thence caStwuri!y SiNty-right (Gsl feet
Ia post: thence south six ~ feet past; thence
east ttty-tWO or feet Ia post ANA corner ui SAll
lot of ground thence south seventeen ia feet
ten (lOl inches To post: thence wcSwurdly one
hundred and twenty N.Dl feet Ia the place of bc-
ginning, and being the same property which was
conveyed Ia james Rankin by q. J.. tranmcr
special commissioner, 10y decd dated April 10,
1870 and recorded in Deed Book No. ~, pag" 20,
Of the land records ofOhiO county, West Virginia.
.ScDad-AlSo another part of said lot No. IDS,
which lot is in EbcncZCr ZanC'S addition Ia the
City of Wheeling, which part otSaid lot j. h0uhd-
ed and described a follows: Beginning at post
four % feet east of the corner of the hollsc sold
To j. G.. Robinson; thence east with said Robin
sons line fOrty-eight as feet To u post on the
alley: thence north along said alley tn u post on
Madison street. NlUw Tenth street, thirty feet.
thence west with the line of Tenth street forty
eight as feet Ia post: thence AT right angles
with said street south Ia the place Of beginning,
and being the same property conveyed tn James
Rankin by q. l.. CranlnrT, special commissioners,
Ohio county.
on the first parcel Of land there is erected n
large brick building: on the second there is II
blacksmith shop.
TERMS OF SALE-OnC third of the purchase
money, and more if the purchaser - elect IN
cash on the day OF sale: the balance shall De PAID
in two equal iustamCnts in one and two year
from day of sale. with interest from that day the
purchaser giving notes therefor, and the title Ia
the property Ia bc retained until the purchase
money shall have been paid IN full.
T. q, BARR,
Special Commissioner.
/ Thomas VI. Darrah, Clerk of the Mnmipal
Court of Wheeling do hereby certify that the
above naIncd special commissioner has given
bond and security ~ required by law aud sail de-
cree Of safe. THOMAS VI. DARkAl,
Clerk the Municipal Court of Wheeling.
WN. H. HALLER, AuctiOneer. Jyild4e
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY.
AUGrsT 2l lSPi, commencing at 10 o'clock II. ~.
H.. g. BARR,
aulG Special commissioner.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
AUGUST 18th, 1886 AT 10 o'clock "A. III.
r. G.. BARR,
au2i Special Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 18th. lNrii at 10 o'clock Il. IN.
K c. BARR.
au3l Special Commissioner.
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New York
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.


The demand for flour is brisk and is
keeping up pretty well with the supply.
Wheat is still coming into the market
pretty lively and selling ut 75c per bushel,
with a fair demand At those figures. Prices
in all instances remain the same as at our
last report. In the feed market middlingS
and bran are quiet, oats are fairly firm,
corn has improved and hay remains quiet.
New oats have been added since our last
report. Prices are as follows:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family flour
in barrels 81 90; in sacks s. s5; middlings
per ton SIS 90; bran per ton Sl2 90; wheat
No. per bushel 75c.
FEED-Con per bushel 3Sc; old oats
32c; new oats 27a2sc; baled hay per ton
Sl2 0Oa14 %; loose hay is selling for about
SO to ST. per ton.
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Attachment in
Equity.
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MONDAY. AUGUST 3Oth. 1886,

Commencing at ten o'clock a. IN, sell at public
anctiOn AT the front door Of the Court House of
Ohio county West Virginia, Ia the best ana hiBh-
est bidder the following real estate situate IN Tie
city of Wheeling, that j. to say:
Lot numbered six In the addition 20 Wheeling,
laid out hv Bushfeld and McMechen, subject 10
the rights Of Robert Marshall and his assigns To
mining privileges for coal: being the same prop
ertygunycyed 10 John Shelly in his lifetime by
Bridget Millegan by deed dated March o, 1874.
and recorded In deed took number y, page lbl,
i'm the Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court for
Ohio county West Virginia: also,
Lots numbered seven and eight in sad Bush.
field and McMeChen's addition Ia the said city OF
Wheeling being the same property conveyed 10
Clpmency Shelly and John Shelly by William
Chalfant and wife by deed dated February Fh,
ls,sj and recorded in said Clerks Office ia deed
book number 70. page %.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-third Of the purchase
price or ~ much more Hs the purchaser may elect
10 pay cash in hand on the day Of sale the balance
in two equal instAllments, payable III SIX and
twelve months from the day Of sale, the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day Of sale
and secured 10 the satisfaction OF the SAID Special
Commissioner DENNIS - hEEfFE p
LOUIS +. sTIFEL,
Special Commissioners.
W H HALLER, AuctioHeer.
hereby certify that bond with security has
been given by the said Special commissioners, ~
required by said decree ..,
IuIy 9th Iss6, ju5I
+ The above sale l. adjourned until SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER ith, lH'. at 10 Gci"rk a ~ st the
same place. DENNIS O'KEKFE,
LDII< =. STIFEL.
au!le Special Commissioners.
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Wheat-Moderately active and somewhat
easier. Sales ranged: September 75ia76fc
closed at 76sc; October 75sa7Sfc, closed
at 70 Lice: November 70 7-16a90 Lice,
closing at SOC; May 79aS7c, closed at SHE;
No. 2 spring 76lc; No. 2 red 7Sc. Corn
Ruled lower on cloudy weather and no
frost in the corn belt. The market opened
aa5c lower, declined le additional, and
closed 1c lower; cash Ale; September 405a
Al 7-16c, closed at 41!c; October 42sa43ic,
closed at 42a46c; November 43a44}c, closed
at 44c; May 47sa4Sc, closed at 475c. Oats
Easier at 4akc lower; cash 253c; September
25sc; October 27a27 7-16c, closed at 27ic;
May 32la325c, closed at 324c. Rye
Steady; No. 2 Acc. Barley-Firm; No. .
59ic. Flax Seed-Steady; No. l 81 lOa
l 10!. Mess Pork-Opened easier, but
rallied and closed a shade higher; cash
50 s5a9 80; September So 75a9 so, closed
at SO 80; October 50 9Oa1O Oh, closed at
$40 O5a10 O7!c; November 50 922a10 02l,
closed at $40 02al0 o.. Lard-Quiet and
firm; cash 81 35; September s. 32!a7 IS,
closed at 81 35; October 81 77la6 so;
November So 60. Cut Meats-Short rib
sides very strong; cash Sc 429. Boxed
Enthusiastically; shoulders 53a55c; short
clear S. 65a6 40. Whisky-Steady at
81 Is. Sugar-Unchanged Butter
Firm; creamery 17a22c; dairy 124al6c.
Eggs-At 12al2Ic.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September Flour
Dull. Wheat-Quiet; No. = red Septem-
Der s53aS6c; October S6ias7sc; November
S7aaS8ic; December SSiaS9!. COrn-Spot
steady; futures weak; steamer No. J high
mixed sole; No. , yellow 52c; No. , mixed
5Oia51c; No. 2 mixed September 49ia50c;
October 5Oa5lc; November 5O!a5l!c. Oats
Spot in good demand; rejected white 29!
a30c; No. 3 white 32c; No. = white 34sa
35c; No. ! white 36c; futures firm but
qniet; No. = white September 349a35c;
October 343a35!c; November 35ia35fc;
December 35la37c.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-Wheat-
Western easier and active; No. = winter
red spot and September S5laS5ic; October
S6IaS6c: November s7,aSslc; December
s9aS93c. Corn-Westen Steady, closing
dull; mixed and September 4S!c bid Oc-
tober 1885 asked. OatS-LOwer and dull;
western 32a3lc; do mixed 3Oa32c. Pro-
vsions-Firm and fairly active. Mess
Pork-At ST. 25al1 10. Lard-Relned
s. 90. Eggs-Firm at l5al5!c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., September 1.-Wheat-
Dull; cash 8Osc; September sole; October
Size; November S3Ic; December S5c; May
92c. Corn-Steady; cash 42!c; October
43Ic. Oats-Steady; cash 264c. Clover
Seductive; cash andSeptember s. O0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-02
VOLCANIC DISTURBANCES.
The Earth UPheaved and Heavy FxPlo
sions Heard i'm Indiana.

The Earth Upheaved and Heavy FxPlo-
sions Heard in Indiana.
MUNCIE, September Persons just in
from the northeastern corner of Lawrence
county, tell interesting stories of volcanic
indications in the earth near there. very
similar to what occurred some time ago at
Bald Mountain, Nc. Rumblings in the
earth are heard, and occasionally sharp
explosions occur. On the farm Of Christian
Linkenbach, Sunday morning, one of the
most severe of these explosions occurred,
not over $50 yards from the house.
The noise was like the explosion of a
steam boiler, and the earth was torn up
for yards around. A cloud of dust and
smoke assembled 60 feet high. In it were
pieces of mineral, stumps of trees, roots
and rocks. The earth for yards around
was covered with the debris, and n great
hole was left in the ground, very deep,
which has not yet been explored. Among
the debris were fragments of ore, which
were almost solid iron. The country is
very rough and broken, and well filled
with mineral.
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are still burning, but there is no danger of
spreading. There is no way of leaving the
city ut present.

are still burning, but there is no danger of
spreading. There is no way of leaving the
city at present.
Later Details.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September L.
There was terrible earthquake here last
night at $50 p. m. The principal bust
ness portion of the city is destroyed
and hundreds OF persons rendered
homeless. Men were frantic, wO-
men beseeching mercy from the
Almighty, and children were in tears.
The main station house, the City Hall, Hi
herman Hall, and many other well known
public buildings, including st. Michael's
church, are irreparably damaged. Many
persons are seriously if not fatally injured.
Broad street presented spectacle of
THE UTMOST HORROR.
Even women armed with hatchets fought
valiantly TO rescue the imprisoned unfOr-
tunates. Meeting street from Broad to
Hazel is wreck, and is lined with I'M
fortunates. To add to horror of
the Scene, many fires broke out
were Intellectually fought by the fire de-
department. The night was hideOus with
the grOans of the dying, the screams of
the wounded and prayers of the uniniured.
1t is impossible to estimate the losses Of
ersons or property at present. Up to noon
to-day there had been ten distinct shocks.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.
TTECnAV

TUESDAY,, AUGUST Oh
The local market remains the same As at
our last report, and dealers report no stock
moving at all. As before stated this con-
dition Of things is undoubtedly due to the
dizziness in the Eastern markets, accounted
for by the slowness with which manufac-
tured goods are moving of and the con-
sequent hesitation of manufacturers in
purchasing more raw material. The prices
remain the same rs those of last week and
are as follows: Xxx washed, 29to 81 le; IN
washed, one-thirdOf; medium washed, 81
to 33c; unwashed, Is to Zoe
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B, & o. R.R. Depart Arrive
EAST
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Blood

,,,ls -.e' ~ .,f last wear lSS4l. | contracted
gc.a Man" s,,f being in savannah, Ca, AT the
..,Jp'~'..., into The hospital there for treat
me- VEN ..ss..- ~ very much frOm rheumatism at
-,rt l>u'''r Gid not get well under the
N. ,a-t ..., rrr MAS Cured by any Of the
ra'Sa, l' have now taken seven even bottles i OF
.ae,NGe'..., rTIr1ngh boils ON the skin,
... .,-ra ''. DAN LEAHY.
.-.,Jry -. Aus. :, lS'''
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STATE SECURITIEs-Dull and steady.
| RAILROADs-Dull and generally steady;
sales S792, 900. .,
| STOCKs-DullnesS was the ruling feature
at the Stock Exchange, but tirmer tohe
prevailed throughout and trading was
somewhat more animated, being in excess
of the previous few days. There was htlIe
news of startling nature except the news
of the disaster at Charleston, but there was
another advance in sterling exchange. Inc
market was weak at the opening hrst
prices generally showing declines OF frof1
| ! to Z per cent Business was dull anu
rather heavy, but prices soon rallied ana
continued firm almost the entire day ana
the market closed firm at about the pest
figures reached. Transactions lOI,'oo
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, 1877; American Express,
LOG: Central Pacific All; Chesapeake and
Ohio 8; do preferred. tirsts 15i do seconds
9; Chicago and Alton, 141; do. preferred,
155; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, l54;
| Cleveland and Columbus, 81 Delaware
and Hudson, 99i; Denver and mo
Grande, 283; Erie 31s dOpreferred "A; ri.
Wayne, 14S; Illinois Central 133; Lake
Erie and Western, 1868; Lake Shore, 80. !;
Michigan Central, 70; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, 1913; do preferred, 43; Missouri
Pacific, l09!; New jersey Central, 54s;
Northern Pacific, 27s; do preferred, so;
Chicago and Northwestern, 1l4s do prefer
red, i42i; New York Central, 1883; Ohio
Central, =; Ohio and Mississippi, 23S;
do preferred, 80; Oregon Transcontinen-
tai, 81; Pacific Mail, So; Panama, SO;
Peoria ID. q F., 28s; Pittsburg, 15l,
Pullman Palace Car, 1872; Reading, p;
Rock Island, 124; st. Louis and San
Francisco, PSI; do preferred, 50; do first
preferred, l12i; st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Minnesota, 113; st. Paul and Omaha
As; do preferred, 1O83; Texas Pacific, l4si
Union Pacific, 55i; United States Ex-
press. SO; Western Union Telegraph, 654.
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PETROLEUM.
Oil City.

OIL CITY, September Petroleum
Opened at &c, highest 62sc, lowest 6l9c,
closed at 81 &c. Sales, 456, 900 barrels; clear
ances, 1914, 900 barrels; charters, As, AS
barrels; shipments 50, 145 barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, September Petroleum
Dull but firm; opened at Clio; closed
at 6lsc; highest &c, lowest 6lsc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, September Petroleum
Opened at 6lsc; closed at 6lSc; highest
625c; lowest 1!c; clearances 1884, 900 bar
rels.
TitusVille.
TITUsvILLE, September Petroleum
National Transit certificates opened at
61!c; highest 62lc; lowest 61sc; closed at
61sc.
New York
New YORK, September Petroleum
Opened at &c; closed at 6lSc: highest
62sc; lowest 6l4c. Sales, 2.l96. 600 bar
rels.
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GOvERNMENTS-Nery dull.
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St Granville accommodation. leaves Wheel
ing at s:S a. m, 10 and 600 p. IN; leaves Bell
aire al g:l0 a. IN, 2.S and Gas p. m Returning,
arrives at Wheeling al sis u. ~, l:;S and 5SP =.
m daily except sunday.
1890 p. IN train through 10 Cincinnati without
change, with sleeper through 20 Cincinnati
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Wheelings at
100 p. IN, Bellaire at Ais =. N, daily except sum
Moundsvillc Accommodation leaves Wheeling
at ll:Sj a. IN. and arrives at Moundsyille at l2:l5
p m. daily except sunday.
Through coach nom Wheeling To CINCINNATI
daily on NO J. leaving Wheeling at 9:!i a. m, Al.
irving at Cincinnati at 60 2; m.
H. Il o. sleeping cars ON all through trains
Chose connection made for all points South and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making thisa
desirable route for colonists and persons moving
10 the great west, and 10 whom particular siien'
Tickets to all principal points on sale at depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured NJ
Depot Ticket Office.
Ticket Agent b, 4 .: Depot.
JOHN BAlllE
Ticket Agent usder Mcclure House.
JOHN T. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent
CK. LORD. Gen. Pass. Agent.
X. T. DEvRlS. General Agent. Wheeling.
WHEELING AND PlTTsBuRG DIVISION.
on and aner May 80, Iss6, passenger trains will
run ~ follows-Whccl ng time:
pEFAkrpRR
For Pn,sburr a. m daily; asa. m, daily;
l:!5 y. M. and go y. IN, daily.
For Washington-i:i0 p. III, daily except sun.
day.
ARRIVALS.
From PittSburg --9.lS a. IN. daily; llSS g. M.
and CSC p M, daily; lo:.5p IN. daily.
From Nashingtnu-TAOA IN, daily except sun.
day l0:26 T. m, daily
&. 4. LORD, General Passenger Agent
H. prNHAM, General Manager.
J. r. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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All trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport At Iii p, N. q 80 city
tImel arrive nj Chicago nj 10 follow ~ morning.
Trains leave Cleveland fer Wheeling nj 1910
o. III, arriving at jisI y. IA,
Leave Cleveland ITO y. IN, arrive nj Bridge
port at 80 n. III.
r. A. FORD
Gen. PAS and Ticket Agent, Pittst,Iry, Ia
JAMES Mo'KfA,
General Manager. rittsisirg. Ps
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, September Dry Goods
In the demand of agents more general re-
quest has prevailed for selections of a mis-
cellaneous description, which have taken a
fair quantity of goods in addition to the
much larger supply delivered on contracts.
Agents have advanced Forget-me-not, 80
inch bleached, Be-.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
NORTH WHEELING REAL ESTATE

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in them by a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county. West Virginia, made on the 9TH
day of June. lss6 in suit in chancery therein
pending, wherein Clcmcncy Mcneil and Others are
complainants and William Shelly aud Others are
defendants the undersigned Special Commissions
Ill M
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Poison

f.-l.r-,.a' holes in my back and chest,
Is E7' .,sn, I'll an the hair of my head, yet
81, ISL move ma week time, and the sores
al. a..,t. ...I we've entirely gono inside OF
... "1r,N.. r.<gS Porter Union Pass. Depot.
.... Ir>a,. jH.y u" IN, ,.--.,,
'..., R,g,i ami skin Diseases mailed
e.e -srr.-vrr co.. Drawers. Atlanta, Ga.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CALVERTON.

Hogs-The receipts since our report on
Thursday number much less than they die
then. but they are of "A better average
uualitv. Prices show but little change
We quote rough sOws and stays at 5!a6'
and good western corn fed hog at 6ia6s'
per ID. Arrivals 5,5SS head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-There is fan
trade in sheep in some of the yards. The
quality averages better than last week
There is fairly active trade in stock sheep
but lambs are reported dull. Butcher
sheep are quoted at 2a4c, lambs 3a5c pei
III. and stock sheep at 81 25a3 OO per head
Arrivals this week ), 7i6 head.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of Live Stock ut ClaremOn'
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio rail
road for the week ended August 29--lH'
cars. containing 1881 cattle, % calves
64O6 sheep and lambs, 4393 hogs, and -
horses.
Shipments to New York. Philadelphia
&c. 992 cattle, - calves. :}26- sheep anC
lambs, and - horses.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards by
+. A. Blackstone are at gross weight lie
ceipts of hogs this week 1893 head agalns
$50 last week-Selling from 81 to - ,;
per 100 lbs. Prospects for lower price
next week.
Receipts of sheep and lambs for sale il
these yards 81 head. Sheep sold at :sl:iic
extra a shade higher; lambs 4c 10 SIC Pc
ID.
Some 81 head cattle sold rOdealers.
Philadelphia.
WEST PHILADELPHIA Pa, August 81
Cattle-Market fair; receipts 2,2n0 head
about l5C higher on all grades.
Sheep and I-ambS-Actiye for good stock
receipts 10000 head; prime sheep SIC; goo'
4ia5c; medium 4a4sc. common 2ia';c
lambs 3a5ic per Id; stock ewes 3aic.
Hogs-ln active demand; receipts ), OO'
head; selling at GaG4c for State and 7aI!
per Id for choice Western.
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,.,r contracted blood poison. AMER
.so E-A.., .,'~,,n,r, trom the best physicians
At bahia, G% F%I@TSSnH no Ti' Gof aS
r-' a. ,.,.. ,l IN Swiit'S Specific, assuring
-.E-s. mid benefit me more than Hot
u.s. .-'' arrrwgh the