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The Liinsts Frog One.


Speeinl Tti<orom 70 tie ReStEer.
LIMA, o, July 1S.-The bad errors by
the home team in the fifth inning started
the pile Of runs made By GAINESVILLE, which
continued until seven men had scored. An
accident occurred in the eighth inning,
which necessitated change of players at
third behind the bat and in right field.
Lauer and McShannic collided in running
after q foul. Lsuer's nose was broken
snd McShannic's face badly bruised. The
score:
Lima....................-00 l >
GAINESVILLE. .........l ! -
Earned runs, Lima 3, Evansville 4; base
hits. Lima l3, GAINESVILLE II; errors, Lima
4, Znesville 2; batteries, Morrison and
Grimm; Gumbert and Lauer and Meyers;
umpire, Stellberger.
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Go 10 the Ice Cream Social at the First
BaDsist Church tonight Admission nee.
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Route

ON Thursday, July 18th, the p, Q. &
"a 4. BY. 90. win sell excursion tickets
IN CINCINNATI at rate Of S.. 10, tickets good
returning three days. intending day OF sale.
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The Board of Equalization and Appeals
is still wrestling with the petitions Of prop
erty owners dissatisfied with their assess
ments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-19

Excursion Co Cincinnati Centennial via.
b. a o. r. Il.
On Thursday, July 18th, the B. & o.
win sell round trip excursion tickets to
CINCINNATI at extremely low rates Tickets
rooS resnrning three days including day
Of sale. For further particulars see small
bills
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CITY HALL NEWS.

Points Picked Up About the Headquarters
of the Municipal Government.
There vas DO business transacted IN
Police Coprt yesterday.
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A Fine Game At Toledo.

A Fine Game at Toledo.
Special TsI<cram 70 TIE Register.
TOLEDO, July 1s.-Tolsdo and Colum-
bps played one of the finest games seen on
these grounds for many weeks, requiring
twelve innings to decide it, and which,
finally, went to the visitors. Sales resumed
his old place at short and played fsutless
game. The visitors scored the winning
run in the twelfth BY base on balls, two
singles and wild throw, and none ont.
The score:
Toledo .........O o o o o 2 600 o
Colunbus.O o o 0 o 2 o o 90 Is
Earned runs, Toledo 2, Columbus ]; base
hits. Toledo 8, Columbus Z; errors, Toledo
4, Columbus 3; two base hits, McElhone Q;
batteries, McElhone and Pike, N. Handi-
Doe and Smith; umpire, Hall.
Canton Downed.
Special telegram 10 The Register.
KALAMAZOO, MICH, July Is Mon
roe, Kazoo's old pitcher, faced the home
club the second time SINCE bis release, to-
day. He was hit hard and was Wild, and
the Kszoos won elsily by the following
score:
R.BH.R
Kalamazoo % o 5 o 0 0 o is L Z
Canton o o / 0 o l o l-3 6 .
Batteries, Aldrich, Calhoun. Monroe,
Sixsmith; earned runs, Kalamazoo z, Can
ton /; home run, Dwyer: three Dagger,
Connell; two baggers, Sweeney 2, Aldrich
2, Wood, Zecher; struck ont by Aldrich 6,
by Monroe 3. base on balls, by Aldrich 3,
Monroe 8, umpire, Bsrnum.
whats the Matter with jackson.
spe.il Taegran 10 The Reoiar.
JACKSON, MICH, July 1s.-Jaekson
played all around Mansfield to-day and
won by the following score:
J ,s6l.::us - :$dS - 3 !
Batteries. Parsons and Ainnehsn, Oar
rah and Berger. Umpire, McDermott.
Other Games.
At Dstroit-By losing to-dsy's game the
Chicagos dropped to second place and the
champions assumed the lead. Detroit 8,
Chicago o.
At Cleveland Cleveland 7, Brooklyn 3,
At Cincinnati - Cincinnati 4, Louis
vile 1.
AtSt Louis-St Louis 6, Kansas City /.
At Observation-Disclosures 10, BAlti-
more 5.
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Ana In fset thPssghsst every Sspsst
mont Masy gssAs assks1 Asuss
sne-half price.
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TOLEDO. O.. August 1O.-Whsar Steady
and firm: cash and August Ssac; Sep
TENDER sic; December S9sc. Coru-Dull
cash 443c Osts-Qaist; August 26c.
Glover Seed-Dull: No. 9 So Is.
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PETJSOLEpN
New York. .

NEW YORK, August 10.-Petroleum-
Opened firm at SIC, &c above lest nights
close, and advanced to Sic. The market
then became heavy and it declined to
s65c, and after rally closed weak at
s8tc. Consolidated Exchange opened at
SIC; highest size; lowest S6!c; closing at
s6Ic. Sales 9S4, 600 barrels.
OIL Oitv.
OIL Cry, August 10. --Petroleum-Open-
ed at SIC; highest s7sc; lowest S6sc; closed
at s6ic; sales ], 025, 900 barrels; clearancee
3,472, 900 barrels; charters 1889 barrels
shipments 60, O95 barrels; runs 43,718 bar
rels.
Titusville.
TrrUsvILLE, Pa, August 1O.-Petroleum
Opened at s7tc; highest 87sc; lowest
s6sc; closed at 86sc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, August 10.-Petroleun
Opened at SIC; closed at s6ic; highest
size; lowest s6sc; clearances OO(
barrels.
PittsburG.
PIrrsBURa, Pa, August 10. -Petroienn
Fairly active; opened at s6tc; closed a'
s63c; highest Sic; lowest s63c.
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Jndga Flsming,s Reply.

FAIRMoNT, W. VA, August Z, 1888.
Hon James MOrrsl0, Jr.:
DEAR JUDO Yours of yesterday Is at
hand. IL touches a tender chord. The
motives which prompt you are fully appre'
eiated. Considering the years Of intimate
and friendly relations between rs and our
families, it pains me to be brought to
point where you, or your friends, regard me
as opposing you. Isupposed that we fully
understood each other when more than
3 month ago we answered
letter addressed by Col. Byrnes to you,
Judge Raymond and myself. 1t did not
then occur to me that our positions could
possibly lead to any Misunderstanding or
subject rs or the Marion county Democracy
TO criticism. i have carefully considered
whether / can with propriety now say l
would decline nomination. My promise
to accept if nominated has been made, and
doubtless acted upon by friends for weeks.
conclude that the only course open to
me is to maintain my present position,
which is the same ] occupied when
we wrote Col. Byrne, and as expressed IN
my letter TO him-read by you. Much as
regret the situation, do not see how l
can consistently and with propriety change
it,
do not agree with you, that the mere
fact of there being two or more candidates
before the Convention from this county,
would have the effect and be regarded in
the light referred to by you, Should your
friends insist upon nominating yon, how
can you do otherwise than accept?
feel that you, Judge Raymond and l..
can with propriety permit our names to 90
before the Convention and without bitter
ness or feeling. know that should you
or Judge Raymond be nominated the
action of the Convention would meet with
my hearty approval.
In referring to Judge Raymond, ] do not
intimate that he is candidate, or desires
the nomination. / have no information
to that effect.
Very truly, &C.,
A. b. FLEMING.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS,
CLxRx's ovyca

b0AED on COM1IS<lUrEn8 W OnO
oEALFD PRoPos Us witt sS RtciIysD
y at this once until MONDAY, the 1Sth inst,
At 10 a N, for the following county WORK. 70 b
On Browns ku, Rcd. 90 cubic yards second.
''H sss %Ii H hr g. b Road. 40 cubic ysraa 10
oDd SI.,s masonry laid dry; Is cubic ya'ds 'ap
p ss,.ie Run Road 20 cubic yards bridge mason.
y, laid dry; 40 cubic yards sscond-clss masonry.
Chapel Run Road, 60 cubic yards ssooad-clas
Dixon's KIM Road, 10 cus.s yardr bridge ns-
,onry. laid dry; 20 cubic yards seoond-cias ma
GresgsviIe. c. &P,. First division. 10 cubic
yards support wall, laid dry.
Greggsyille, G. & p. second division, % cubic
yards support wall, laid CRY.
Glenn's Run and Church Hill, 30 cubic yards
second elias. m..onry, laid DRY; 70 cubic yasds
RPeedie Val Run Road. % cubic yard. brds. M,
'' Gsst.a p ss laA. 50 cubic y.,d. sr.ds. NJ.
PEI Pc,sm III -. -. no cubic yards brsdss ne,
sonry, laid dry; - cubic yards second clss na-
Psiiersos - Salblc yardss ocoud.c ias ns-
'o Riss l: and Jss..n. Rum soad. is ouhssi
ytssd IssIss ssll I'd az io., ana IN s,s
yards bridss 49,. i.ia dry; 10 CUBIC ysias
second -clsa n,solQ, laid o.: 100 cubic yafds
. !, Co.. Z ass O cubic y.Ss ~ae.a.
Roney'. Re-, 8 p. Road, 10 cness2 -
claw ms.onri. ia al S cuSio ysids supsas
"s sh;ors cresi, ps,a III. lis cuhss yarassse.
Short c!eei. - Sem, 70 cubic yasas mp
w .,sy Grnxe ana Nna,s vhe,,jos r,,~ek
Road, 81 cubic yards secondclaa masonry. Nd
Wheeling, IVES. Liberty and Bethany Pike
a S cnSis s s.Ss !upSo s wan hi. az
wheeling. West Liberty and bethany Pike,
second division. 60 cubic yards secocd-clss nS
WI wheeling elm ana rsirmon. Pike no cubic yasos
secondclass ma.onry, laid dry; iSo cubic yasds
Wheeling and Kim Grove Road, Ttiadslphis
district, 30 cubic yards second clsa mssonfy,
Wen onion and Roneys Point Road, 80 lcsbsc
second. ella. m..onry, is 3; 100 Guido iasds
WAX" wsadls ana walden's KUN Road, Is cabsc
yards second clan masonfy. laid dr..
West Liberty and CaAIeman's Bun nead. -
cubic yard. second. class NAOMI. laid dry.
Al t S@si sss h q ~. sda S :s a
must embrace . separate bid for 6undssioa ei-
cavation by the cubic yard. = y ~ -
Bids for The above work 70 b b. the Quito
yard.
The quantities given are merely gppuxinafp,
and are liable 70 change.
Bids are sio desired Tor the erection, n wpad,
iron or combination. of the supefstrsictuee a 7l
seven bridges, hayigs % feet clear kpan, 3eDse
clear width. Cspasdty, 1--we l0ad. 100 booDlo -
| % are foot Fsfp6 a sAsSsy. 8; 40 - 10
bt,dyes q IKE capacity, sssss Length sn1 . -
Proposals must state full pans of hidlsss,
with postodlce address. ana nuss b acconpar
sureties for the fulalinsnt q IL edntea1 =
The Board reserves The nsAt 70 rsjscs ~ =
Fur further inSormstion apply q tAis eAM
Kndorss proposals. "tfoPosals tyr Csunfv
Work ."
.u 3. aT o 'ns cHxRr.rs O. WOODS, CT.
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Brave Mrs. Cleveland.


An offence against good form is charged
against the wife of the President. As it is
mentioned by Republican journal which
applauds Mrs. Cleyeland's conduct, there
is no reason to doubt its verscity. It ap-
pears that among the guests at the White
House last winter was q young lady who
had been q school friend of the hostess
Personally charming, she delighted all the
assemblies by her skill as pianist and her
wonderful singing. Aristocratic society in
" hington was completely taken captive
by her, and hoped that her visit would be
prolonged. But o rumOr began to circulate
that the young lady was poor and had TO
earn her own livelihood. 1t was confirm
ed when she accepted the position OF
musical instructress in semi
nary in Washington. Then aristocratic
society was shocked, but it went into con-
vulsions when Mrs. Cleveland continued
to receive her old friend, and actually
went driving with her. Her conduct has
been condemned by ladies whose husbands
and fathers belong respectively to each OF
the political parties. 1t is stated that sew
eral consultations have bean held to de-
wise some means of convincing Mrs.
Cleveland that 80 daring an outrage on
good form" as associsting with q person
who has to earn her own bread will not
be- tolerated by the ladies of Washington.
IL NAV be hoped that they will not sue
eeed. They should try to overcome their
objections, otherwise even Heaven itself
would not be happy place to them. In
the court OF the King Of kings, the poor
of this world have q place of honor. Il
Sam. 2:S)
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BRIDGEPORT.

Will ]. Herman has raised his house in
which John @. McLain and Geo. O'Kelley
lived, about seven feet above the old
foundation. 1t is one Of the houses which
was wrecked by the recent food Several
other hoasss in the same nsighborhood
will be raised.
william Blond, of Tippecanoe, was in
the city Yesterday.
All the engines on the @. & P. Railroad
are draped in mourning, out Of respect for
the late Robert Chisholm.
The g., L & w Railroad Co has not
vet put mp its Kmkwood waiting house,
which it so long ago promised the citizens
of that locality.
Capt. Abe Loeb, of Martins Ferry, was
in the city yesterday.
The new Presbyterian Church is now
well under way The walls are almost up
Henry ellis infant child is quite ill.
Harry Cooke has accepted aPosition at
the Etna mill.
T. c.. Judkins, of ]. @. Dsnt 4 Co., is
in Cincinnati.
DE-. Cooke, Geo @. Mckee and party
Of friends spent yesterday at Wheeling
park.
DIR. A. ]. Hsinlein ia on the sick list.
He is confined to his bed.
Prof. George Heinline is entertaining q
party of friends from Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs. A. @ Brapum and Mrs A. ].
Smith are st Asbury Park, scjourniDg dur
ing the heated term.
Miss HELEN Patterson is the guest of
Mrs. Will Ramsey, in this city.
Il -.
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. r B. Sheppard, formerly Of the
Bridgeport glaas works, leaves in few
days for Massillon, Ohio.
Miss Flora Van Pelt has returned from
q pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. @. Ii.
Carpenter, in Cambridge, Ohio.
The Flushing tunnel ON the @. & w. r.
R. caved in again on Thursday night,
closing up the opening for . distance Of
thirty feet and causing the entire suspen-
SION Of travel. Esgineers who are ON the
ground predict that almost the entire
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STATEs-Dnll and steady.

RAILRoADs-Moderately active; sales
81. TAT 500
SToCKs-The stock market to-day was
some " hat of disappointment to the reac-
tionists, who were expecting further i'm
preston upon prices to-day. Gould stocks
were sgain prominent, and the Wabash
became quite active. Jersey Central was
the great feature of the day and again
scored handsome advance, the dealings
at times being attended with considerable
excitement The opening was firm to
strong at advances of small fractions over
last evening. This was maintained mp into
the second hopr, when the gain in Jersey
Central had advanced to over 2 per cent,
but the general list advanced fractional
amounts only. The activity then Stacked
off and before p. m. the market was posi-.
lively dull while prices sagged OF to within
small fractions of the opening figures. No
further feature marked trading and the
market became dull and about steady, 81
remaining until the close. Closing prices
show somewhat irregular changes, but the
great msjority are. in the direction of
higher figures Sales 223. 179 shares. Quo-
tations closed bid as follows,
Adams Express 149; American Express
1924; Canada Pacific, SO; Central Pacific
35; Chesapeake and Ohio 1873; do preferred
firsts 1Os; do seconds IL; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 113a;
Delaware and Hudson, 1173; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1879; Denver
and Rio Grande, 1s3; Erie, 2ss; do pre-
ferred, 641; Fl. Wayne, 100; Illinois
Central 1913; Lake Shore, 96s; Michigan
Central, So; Minneapolis and St Louis,
Z; do preferred, Is; Missouri Pacific,
S2s; Northern Pacific, 25s; do preferred,
SIT; Chicago and Northwestern 114B; do
preferred, 143a; New York Central, l07f;
Oregon Transcontinental. 25a; Pacific Mail.
SIT; Peoria, D. & E., 22t; Pittsburg, 1853;
Pullman Palace Car, 1874; Reading, 67a;
Rock Island 1881; st. Louis and sar
Francisco, 32i; do preferred, 72t; first
preferred, ia; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1O6f; st. Psul and Omaha, Alt;
do preferred 1903; Texas Pacific, 25l; Union
Pacific, 6Ot; United States Express, 49,
Western Union, SO.
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JUDGE MoRRow pEcLINEs.>
Interesting Correspondence Between That
Gentleman and Judge Fieming.

Interesting Corrcspondcnce Between That
Gentleman and Judge Fieming.
FAIRMoNT, w. VA, August 8.
10 TIE Editor q We Rsoiss;
SIRSThe suhjoined correspondence and
my observations appended thereto, serve
to explain to my friends, what is to me
sufficient resson for my refusal to be
longer regarded as candidate for the
nomination for the Office Of Governor Of
this State.
FAIRMoNT, W. VA, 9th Aug, 1888.
Hoa. a. b, Fleming:
DEAR JUDaE:-I have been intending to
see you at very early day, but have
finally thought it better to communicate
in writing what have to say:
The conviction grows upon me and
derives strength from the opinions Of
others that for Marion county to present
three candidates to the convention for the
Office of Governed would carry with it o
certain flavor Of political rspacity or
grsediness, and would suggest sn unbe-
coming and indicate eagerness on the
part Of the candidates that would be dis
ereditable to the Democratic party Of the
county and to the candidates themselves.
I have reached the determination not
to contribute to the unprecedented
spectacle which three candidates
from our own yillsge would furnish.
cannot allow myself to be one Of three who
shall occupy that position before the con-
vention aud that relation to each other. 1t
would be utterly distasteful to me and
would, moreover, in my opinion, be very
bad politics. I therefore suggest that to
avoid these appearances, which would be
unjust to all Of us, and to avoid invidious
criticism, and by way of mingling gener-
osity with ambition we should consider
which of us ought to Withdraw. 1say frank
ly that would not be candidate against
you If our positions and our antecedent
relations to public Office, and the circnm-
stances under which we have become
candidates now, were exchanged.
have never sought any Office and
lave never received nom
instion in opposition to any other Demo
crat, and once declined in your favor and
at your suggestion to be candidate for
the House OF Delegates
But say now, with the same frankness,
that If, in your opinion, the proprieties OF
the situation require that you shall re-
main q candidate, then upon notice from
you in writing Of the fact shall promptly
withdraw from the candidacy and make
due and courteous explanation to our
party friends by the publication OF the
correspondence. do not address simi-
lar communication to Judge Raymond At
this time, b.ssuse, though informed fully,
rs / think, t9 1t he is q candidate, do not
know the fac sand have no right to assume
IL. Will YOU kindly favor me with your
answer by Thursday morning, or sooner,
that Inay .hsn finally know and declare
my position. Very Respectfully,
JAMES MORROW, JR.
To Hon A B Fleming.
P. ST. remind you that / became q
candidate when You were proclsiming that
You could not and would not under any
circumstances be candidate.
]. NJ, JR.
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A Sermon to Husbands.

Text: Husbands, love your wives"
1. Never find fault with her before
others.
2. Per contra, remember the counsel Of
the good book: Her husband shall praise
her in the gates" that is before folks. -
3. Bear all the burdens for her; even
then she'll bear more than you do in spite
of You.
4. If You want her to submit to You
Judgment, never ask her to submit to your
selfishness.
5. A woman's life is made mp of little
things. Make her life happy by little
courtesies.
6. Love is wife's wages. Don't scrimI
in your pay.
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Very truly, &c,
A. b. FLEMING.

/ had intended to say several things by
way of criticism of the foregoing letter of
Judge Fleming in order to correct several
false impressions which it may Justify
But on further consideration do not have
any interest in the whole subject save such
as gratitude to the. manly and honorable
gentlemen whose Partially encouraged me
TO become q candidate requires. / feel
that ] can rely upon them 10 understand
nv grateful appreciation of their kindness
and fidelity, and also give due estimate
to my right to decline contest which had
become especially repugnsnt to me.
JAMES MORROW, il.
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MoUNDsvILLE

Rufus Purdy, who used to be resident
OF this place, but now of Philadelphia,
was in town this week.
The teachers passed their examination
before the Board Of Examiners in the
school hall Thurdsy. They report 1t the
easiest examination which has been In the
county for years. The Board were hold
ing examination In Cameron yesterday.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee held q meeting in the Court
House Wednesday afternoon. Only the
routine business was transacted, and the
committee adjourned to meet at the call
of the chairman.
Stowe & Co.'s 20 cent show gave per
formances here Wednesday afternoon and
evening Their brass band paraded the
streets in the afternoon.
The Democratic club will elect march
ing officers and staff ut the meeting TO-
night Let there be q full turn ont.
@. r. Oldham and AL Mcconnell were
off on fishing excursion this week. They
had great amount of sport, but failed to
bring home many fish.
It is officially declared by those in au-
thority that the Independent Republicans
of this county are in doubtful standing
with their party, and shall henceforth re-
ceive no offices at their hands.
The man who attempted the rape on q
twelye-year-old child, is still at large.
The County Court should offer reward
for his apprehension.
D. Alex. Dorsey will receive the solid
vote of the Marshall county delegation to
the State Convention, for State Treasurer.
DR.. G.. w. Morris, of Morgantown, is
here to remain for the period of ten days
The church of God camp-meetiDg in
Thompson's grove opposite this place is
progressing finely and will continue over
the coming Sabbath. Rev. G. g Skinner,
Presiding Elder of the African M. E
Church of Wheeling District, has been
employed to conduct the services over
Sabbath, q general good time is expected
and all are invited TO attend.
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Tnttrrp.
lsouis,sBa sIsIs LO, .ry Company

l.ouisisBa state Los sry Company
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1858 70,
franchise made part Of the present State Con.
stitution, In 1879, by an Overwhelming popular
vote.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawing,
take place Semi.Anuualsy, dune and
December), and tts Grand Single
Number Drawings take place ON each
Of the other ten months In the year,
and are all drawn tn public. ~ the
Academy Of Music. New Orleans, La.
we do nsreoJ osrI,fy Inat ws superviss Tire ~
rangements for AL the Monthly and Semi-An
Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, and In person manage and control tbt
Drawings themselves, and that the sAme arc ooi
D,, - az narttes, and we authorize the company
70 uss this cerlhSsss, nth fRD-similee OF our DC
iatpFss attached In IT. saysf ussA,S.S"
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LIVE sT,t0b.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 10 --Csttie-Rsecipt
1000 head; shipments none; market
steady; beef cattle So 95a6 90; Texans
81 50a3 so; stockers and feeders 50 05s
3 rs; cows, bulls and mixed 81 50a5 25.
Hogs Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
none; market steady 10 strong; mixed
SIS SO+6 80; besvv SIS 90a6 40; light So on
a6 40; skips 81 75.5 80
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
none; market weak and easier; natives
- 5Oa4 so; western So OOa4 so; lambs 81 SO
a5 SO.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, August 10.-Oattle--
Receipts s92 head; shipments 665 head;
nothing doing; all through consignments
Hog-Rsceipts ], 400 head; shipments
1, 400 head; market slow; Philadelphias
Sc 5Ose 60; mixed So 35a8 45; Workers
80 20a6 80; common TO fair Sc 00a8 Is;
pigs IS 75a6 90.
Sheep--Rsceipts ], 800 head; shipments
LOCO head; market nothing doing.
New YorR.
NEW YORK, August l0.-Beeves-Re-
csists $50 head. Good steers higher and
firm; native steers $3 25a$6 IS per 100
pounds; Texas steers $3 20a$3 60; bulls
81 75s$3 so.
Sheep Receipts $500 head; market
dull and easy for sheep and fol- poor lambs,
but firmer for good lambs; sheep $3 25a
SIS 90 per 100 pounds; lambs 81 5Oa$7 SO:
Hoes-Recsipts 8, 900 head; market dull
at S. 75a6 As.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August 10.-Ho@-Essyi
common and light IS O0a6 30; packing and
butchers 81 OOa4 so; receipts $50 head
shipments 295 head.