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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

front over the GALLON crinkleS. The
braid was sewn with pearls and next
the hair was a thick wreath OF crushed
roses.
Two hats Of black gauze were charac-
teriStic. Both were fiat and curved
down little at the sides. One was
loose in its meshes, light and misty. 1t
had no trimming but a group OF three
OF four white "blow-aways" just ready
10 take wing as the breeze touched
them where they spread their feathers
behind.
The other had at the back great
standing bow Of ribbon Of peculiarly
vivid rose pink, q color that exists in
nature only i'm the ever-to-be-remem-
bered wild roses of Cape Ann. With
this ribbon was set q branch OF rose
I leaves. and about the head, under the
lace and Subdued in tint by shining
through 1t was twisted more rose RIO
/ ION.
A hat that would be pretty for far
away bright face I'd like TO see under 1t
/ has Tam-O'Shanter crown of white net
set with pearls The brim is silver
straw i'm an openwork lace pattern much
bent and folded. and at the back there
are silver ribbons knotted with few
yiOlets.
A hat all yiolets is well designed,
with Parma and Neapoitan blossoms
mixed i'm the double wreath that rests
hat on the curlS. Narrow green velvet
ribbons tie the garland and the long
bows partly flll the open space vacant
of crown.
Black and yellow is brilliantly popu-
liar. A hat OF gold straw is set on a
bandeau wreath of black and gold
velvet naSturtiumS. Sprigs of the same
flowers rest against the turned up
back of the brim and a twist OF black
velvet ribbon is laid about the crown.
Black aud rose is its competitor.
Black straw or black lace is loaded
with pink heads, and there are many
Quaint turbanS of black relieved each
by great, heavily nodding June Hover.
silver and heliotrope is demure and
Leuteu. Adainty hat of silver straw
has bows behind of pinkiSh heliotropt
and iu front q cluster OF violetS droop
ling over the edge of the brim.
Madame, the modiSte, IS just 0acb
from visiting her friend and rival, NJ
Worth. She unpacks great gorgeous
ness. great simplicity aud great dainti
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Probably EIaKRerations.

A microscopic examination shows
that the word ''hello" makes IS, 900 In
donations in photographic cylinder.
And yet it often fails to make the
slightest impression on the person at
the other end Of a telephone wire.
An Atchlson man who had mother,
two sisters, an aunt, wife and three
grown daughters living with him takes
eight different kinds OF medicine every
day of his life.
This" said the poor victim OF strong
drink as he looked about him at the In
ebriates' Home, sis the house that jag
built"
A bore is Il man who talks about him
self when you want him to talk about
yourself.
Passengers see stars aud all sorts OF
things when trains they are on are tel
escoped.
The man who helps himself will be
well taken care Off he is caught.
Even at s., 900 a year a judges life Is
full of trials.
The crawfsh is an expert on side
walks.
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wool street gowns. 1t is simplicity,
however, that is, as heard a girl say
VINO was attentively considering an ex-
ample, "most excruciatingly swell" 1t
was plaid frock Of which she said it,
with an ecru ground barred with hairy
stripes in brown and pinkish brown.
1t had sheath shirt-the slang binds
me to tell you about it-with narrow
band OF dark brown at the bottom. The
bodice was cut off the waist and the
basque skirts were slightly fulled on all
around, belt hiding the seam. There
was Il shirt front of plain wool, and col
lar and reverS of the dark color. A
tOque came with it Of cloth with feather
bands.
Much more novel than this dress was
another of rough-fgured goods, white
on silver, with peculiar bodice drapings
on one side, like a wrap thrown care
lessly over the shoulder. The spring
woods come in the soft neutral shades
one expects at this season, and they are
about as shaggy as the winter goods,
except that the hairy effects are in lines
and threads instead Of roughing broad
surfaces. Narrow stripes are seen in
abundance, but big plaids and broken
plaidS and big scantily-sprinkled disks
are equally favored.
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Hi. Honor willing to OblIge.

Judge O., who once presided over
criminal court down East, was famous
as one of the most compassionate men
who ever sat upon the bench. His soft
ness OF heart. however, did not
prevent him from doing his duty as a
Judge. 4 man who had been convicted
OF stealing small amount was brought
into court for sentence. He looked very
sad and helpless. and the court was
much moved by his contrite appearance
.Have you ever been sentenced TO I'M
prlsonment?" the judge asked. Never
never exclaimed the prisoner, burst
ing into tears. Don't cry, don't cry
said the Judge, conSolingly; you're
going to be, now.
A distinguished judge once addressed
the prisoner as follows: prisoner al
the bar. your counsel thinks you inno-
cent? the counsel for the prosecution
thinks YOU innocent; | think you inno-
cent. But jury of your own country
men. in the exercise of such common
sense as they possess, which does not
seem to be much, have found you
.ruiltv.' and it remains that should
mass npon YOU the sentence OF the law
That sentence is that you be kept IN I'M
prisonment for one day, and as that DAY
was Yesterday, you may 60 about your
/ business.
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FOR SALE

$3.50 acres OF land IN KanRwha county. West
Virginia. twelve miles from Charleston, con
tanning valuable timber, namely. Oak, Wild
Cherry. Walnut. Poplar and Hickory. S"verA!
veins OF Corl and Iron ore The above land T.
located i'm Ia. oil belt between big Sandy
Creek and Elk River Abstract of title will be-
furnished % parties desiring TO purchase
Price slO per acre for "a short time only.
Seyen-rOomed house In splendid condition,
No i5ll Eof street, B,lOO
Double brick house on Jacob and Nineteenth
streets siN rooms In each part, 1880.
Four-roomed house ON Belmont and McCol'
loch streets, Finh ward. il.s1 Can give i'm
mediate possession.
Three-roomed house. First ward, ground cOs
Seyer,.roorne house. 2OiN York street 81 ~
SiN-roomed house. ~ n. York street, t2pO.
Double frame house, 1893 and &iI Eof street
$3.50
and Twenty fourth streets, 90
Six-roomed house, east end Of Twenty-third
street 200.
.roomcd house. 7i2 Main street 1880
Two houses on Nineteenth street, each u Co
Nine.roomed house, Isl Market street S,'1O
Threc-rOOmed house on Wood street, between
Twenty. fourth and Twenty NTH streets H,lp
Twelve lots, !OylOo feet, In Filan, Nhyt" ant
Gallagher Addition, eco Ia 80 each
| Twenty-four lots IN Marylyun, opposite th'
| improvements of the Il. n o. Company. neh
| BenwOOd Junction. on the new tuThplh' Ah'
! county road. Oh easy terms.
Manufacturing site near Cleveland and Pitt,
burg railroad depot. Martins Ferry; groun'
| lCOxil5 feet
one lot on Moyston street, near east end @
| Twenty-sryenih street, fl,lOJ.
| One-half LOT ON Moy>ton street, 80
Two one.half lots on Eon street, sixth ward
each II 90.
Eighty.siv acres two miles east Of the city
| $1,000.
! SiNty-ay. acres ia Marshall county. near Glei
| Passion II 300. will exchange Tor city property
| Eighty acres In Marshall county, sl.hDD
! TWENTY-FIVE acres four miles east OF city, con
tanning sandstone quarry, good quhlity OF 60
m.nt stone. and coal with bank opened Tor use
$500
iSO acres near Sherrard at s75 per acre.
NESBITT 4 DEYINE,
| ,o,h f73Q Market Street
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Josh nmings' Philosophy

TIA man ~ very anxious tew kultlyate
"a Good op.uyuu COS human natur, ne
mustn't know too much on 10.
A phoo. b. uotneceSSariiy man Win
out emmy sense, but one without the
right kind OF sense.
When % man gifts tew talking about
himself. Doc seldum fails tew be eloquent,
and often reaches the sublime.
Excellence iu emmy direction u rare
even good clowns are scarce.
Tov. generally changes coquetry To
sense. and pudery 90 Sil,ynesS.
ltiz orlya step from cunning tew us
honesty. and 10 iz q step that % man "
liable no emmy time tew take.
old age h1l its privileges One u ''"
find fault with everything. -
W-ab and wicked are the i'~ ""r>,
thing, chat cnuyboddy can bee charged
with.
"a, who ~ willing tew trust every
boldly ~ willing Co Doe cheated 10y every
boldly
Whenever yu fluid man with an eN-
.ertri.itv ov emmy kind, which he oragS
ov. vu 6au pat that man down az a
~bclt." aud charge 10 tew mi account
A wilc man iz never less alone than
when alone.
A mau may mistake h.z talents, but
hc kau't mistake his genius. Iallent
mus, hay memory. genius doesn't re-
Quire DO. ,...
ldon't hcleaye there IL human being
mn the face on tie earth, nor an anger
I'm heaven. who IL positively PROOF
against temptashun.
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BENwO0D.

Constable II. II. Holiday, of Mounds
vile, was in the city yesterday, serving
subpoenas. The grand jury meets al
Moundsville Monday, and number OF oul
saloon keepers win probably be indicted
The situation in regard 10 the saloons is q
peculiar one. Marshall is prohibition
county, and some of the saloon keepers are
brought up at each term of court. The
sentiment of the Benwood people is largely
in favor of license. When the question was
voted upon the license people carried the
day by vote Of about 525 10 Sc. Appar-
emily in Difference to this practical unani-
nifty OF sentiment the City Council granted
the saloon keepers license, yet will not de
fend them before the County Court. There
| is a clash of authority, but many Of the
saloon keepers feel that if the city gives
them license to violate the law, it should
defend them before the County Court.
The home of Mr.. David Arndt, on Main
street, was the scene Of most enjoyable
assemblage Wednesday evening, the occa-
sion being Il masquerade surprise party
rendered his daughter, Miss Carrie, by
about twelve couples of her friends There
were many unique and original costumes,
those of the ladies being especially hand
some. Dancing and card playing were the
diversions of the evening. At II O'Clock Il
tempting collation. was served, and dis
cussed with aviditv, after which dancing
was resumed and continued until reason
able horr.
The food of last week left St Johns
Church in a bad condition. The water I'M
dermined the foundation, and il has set
tied while the floor is sunk two or three
feet 4 large assure extends across the
ceiling, making the edifice unsafe. 1t Will
probably be torn down and rebuilt. In the
meantime, services will be held in the
school house.
The blast furnace of the Riverside Com
pany is banked on account Of the high
water and the strike in the coke regions.
1t will probably be refined before opera
tons are resumed.
Mayor Joseph Manhood has had the re-
mains OF his wife's mother, Mrs. Mark
Sibley, removed TO a new grave in the
Boggs' Run Cemetery on account OF
landslide.
Mrs Mary J. Hathaway has sold her
property below the Wheeling steel plant 70
Mrs. Mary Banks, OF Harrison county.
Consideration, $3.50.
Misses May and Lille Altmyer, Of
Wheeling, were the guests of the Misses
Altmyer, on Main street, Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Detemple is removing her
family and household effects TO East Liv-
erpool.
Sam Armour has accepted position at
the Benwood Iron Works.
Miss Ella Pelley is the guests Of friends
in Mingo, o.
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BELLAIRE.

George Poorman leaves to-day tor
Topeka, Kas., TO testify before the State
Legislature III regard TO the Coffeeville
dynamite explosion that occurred two
years ago.
The funeral of William Shepp will oc-
cur Sunday afternoon at 80 o'clock. The
organization Of brakemen and the Odd
Fellows will attend in body.
An effort is being made TO get Frank
Hennig. of Wheeling, TO take part in the
presentation of the Fall of Atlanta here in
April.
The committee sent to meet with the
State Board of Equalization has returned
home. They got hearing, but nothing
was done.
DIR. p. s. Henson was unable 10 lecture
last night, owing to sickness, and the first
lecture Of the course was postponed.
Mr.. Mason Sproat, mould maker, and
Miss Ella Seabrook, were married Thurs
day evening by Rev. S. c. Collier.
The presentation of Queen Esther"
will occur on the 18th and l4th OF March
at the Elysian Theater.
| The remains of Mrs. j. w. Davidson, of
Gravel Hill, will be taken to Steubenville
to-day for interment.
Miss Ella LETTERS has secured position
in the Newman Manufacturing Company
at Bridgeport.
The hook and ladder company will dance
at Schmulbach's Hall, on Friday, March
9th.
Mr.. Denny, representative OF the Ameri-
can Bible Society, is in the city.
1.-THE Blue and the Gray" will be pre-
sented here next Thursday evening.
Rev. L. w. Barr will preach to the Good
Templars tomorrow.
Communion service in the Episcopal
Church tomorrow.
Truant Officer Baugh has returned frsm
Delaware. o.
The lookup was without an occupant
Yesterday
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OF SPRING HATS
AND EKE OF FROOKS AND WRAPS AND
PARAS0LS.
COwnless Bonnsls Gay With Flowers Before Which
One is Compelled 70 Pauss-The Nodists IS
Back From Visiting Her Rivals.
New YORK, February -.

New YORK, February -.
Spcciql Correspondence ofthe REGISTER.
To talk Of the spring hat requires
flow OF language a wise young man
who was looking at few Of them with
me Yesterday said that he beheld in
them SymbOliSm; TO him the whole
woman movement was eloquent in them.
Looking at a couple of specimens in
tently TO discover what he meant, l
asked if he were trying TO say he
thought the modern woman perky.
"Wen," lie replied ''She reaches out
in all directions.
Now the hats certainly do not reach
out in all directions. but they reach de-
terminedlv in one direction; they point
vigorously forward. Ribbons start up
from the backs of them and push eager
IL on, flowers lean over the fronts OF
them, every thing has a suggestion OF
leaping and springing and posing ana
craning the neck after the higher cult
ure and Hendrix Ibsen. The bows have
4 reaching, aspiring slant that almost
takes one of ones feet like q woman's
Climb paper. The dragon flies dip and
dart straight toward the unknown. The
leaves and the buds yearn and stretch
and extend their arms, yet everything
is airy. not too serious, a little radical
Hermes wears the winged asp, but he
might amuse himself by stealing Apol-
los oxen. The woman wants to know,
but she bends the brim and plaitS it and
pinches 10 at all sorts Of unheard-of an
rles. and there's a SaucineSS about the
milliner's expression of the feminine de-
sire for information.
The hats are very fiat, mind YOU and
those for early Stpring are not large.
The trimmings are maSsed behind but
they lean at an acute angle and the van
guard takes a new departure over the
hair. Most Of the toQueS are crown
less. and the openwork gold braidS one
finds i'm every importation are most fan
.cifnl face Trainings. GOLD, silver, and
black >trawS are about all that one
sees: flower wreaths and lace hats make
up tine rest of the millinery.
This morning l saw a bonnet before
which / was compelled to pause. 1t
was made of a strip OF gold galloon laid
about the head and convoluted curious
liz. One angle stood pertly at the
hack like a little horn. On the extreme
poiht OF this horn nuttered gold but
teriy. Another butterfly poised IN
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Attention Capital.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Dwelling Houses at Public Sale

TINE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE DWELL
Il ING HOUSES will be offered At public
sale AZ the fi.nt door OF the Court House Of
Ohio county on Saturday, February 2lst, 1891
at 10 o'clock "A. m, viz
First-One double frame two.story tin roof
dwelling house, containing four rooms each,
situated at Nos - and ~ Twenty-siIth street.
Rents for g. % each per month.
Second-One three-roOmed frame cottage, tin
roof, situated at No. 2608 Alley F. Rents for
90 ~ per month,
Third-One double brick, tin roof. two-story
and attic. dwelling house, situated at Nos. 26B
and 2d05 Wood street, arranged for four tenants,
three rooms each. Now renting for $500 per
month in all.
All OF the above described property is stu.
ated at the corner OF Twenty-siXth and Wood
streets, on lots Nos. and 2, Caldwells add.
ton.
Fourth-Lo,s Nos. 10 and "A, on east side Of
Main street. on which Is erected two separate
rows OF brick dwelling houses, Nos. 800 to $50,
containing six dwellings to each row, arranged
for sixteen tenants in all now renting for
81 coo per year. This property is very substan-
TALLY built, with extra heavy stone foundations
and brick division walls. Will be offered sin
gly and a whole 70 the highest bidder The
property will pay from l2 to Is per cent as an
investment.
Fifth-That large two-story aud basement
brick, tin rooted, boarding house and store
room situated NJ No. $50 Main street, better
known as the EckhATt property. now owned by
The Standard building Association. and must
be sold TO close its affairs.
TERMS-Hali cash: balance in one and two
years, with interest; notes secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
Now please examine all OF the above and look
out for bargains.
For further information and terms apply to
JAMES 4. HENRY, Agent, or
feae4dra J. c. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
: ,H-The above sale has been adjourned until
ATURDAY. MARCH :, 1891, at 10 o'clock
a IN. at front door OF Court House.
f,llNtys
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-OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

~ CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
Direct route 20 Marietta. Parkefsbure. Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth
and Cincinnati. Also 90 Charleston. clifton
Forge and stanton, Va, anl Lexington and
Louisville, Ky.
Time Table effective January %. 1871
sDaily fDaily except sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

Who rules in this town?
Depends on the question up.
The lamp chimney ques-
ion-what sort do YOU break :
Whatever sort your dealer
leals in.
How, do YOU think, he
selects his chirneys
He buys those that cost him
east; he can get the regular
price for them; and the faster
hey break ,hc more he sells.
That's how he reasons.
Tell him YOU want Mac
octh's pearl top or pear
glass, tough GLASS, transpar-
cnt. clear, nos .OggN, line, Of
right shape and uniform. Tel
him You'll pay him a nicke
more a piece. and that VII
cover his extra COSTS tVlc,
over Iclb'm YOU joA pro
pose O., BREAK any more. Try
your hand al ruling.
. t.r--..... t.tu 4 NltcsAlu \ -.
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At Lenten reading last night, while
my thoughts were properly busy with
| Dantc-there's good deal OF Dante
this SeaSon-my eyes took in two
gowns. One was worn by an olive
skinned, brilliantly rosy girl. 1t was a
dark blue, smooth finished cloth, with a
deep band of chamois cloth about the
bottom. Big daisies had been cut ont
| of the chamoiS and these were scattered
over il, some venturing above and over
/ tapping the blue. She had a chamoiS
/ blouse well Strewn with daisies.
/ The other frock was silver gray,
heavily corded cloth, worn by beauti-
full white-haired woman, with pink
cheeks aud the freshest of compilations.
The Louis NV. coat was trim with
pockets and pearl buttons, and opened
on waStcoSt of silver silk, brocaded
with spots of white, making Il combina-
ton as effective to the eye as it is sim
pie and unimpreSSive in description.
As likeable rs either of these, perhaps,
was frock of dull, pale gold cheviot
embroidered eXquSitely with silk OF a
darker shade picked out with gold.
| The foureau skirt went with bodice
whose fullneSS was drawn to point in
front and cut Squarely off behind. Be-
meath it were set jacket pieces, and
these and the yoke and cuffs OF the
sleeves were wonderfully wrought with
embroidery. The dull hat had garni-
ture Of silk and flowers.
Is Ii Of use TO try 10 say word about
the parasols? They're as Undesirable
as summer clouds and about as unsub-
Stantial. They're very large this year
and they have cloissOnne handles, most
deicately enameled. Some are egg
shaped and some flare quite like UNI
brellaS; these statements are more or
less prosy and definite, but when 1t
comes to the coverings, they toss up
gauze and jewels and imagine them
floating in air. Clear yellow crepe is
one example, embroidered in gold floss
with daisies, with ruches OF crepe fes-
TONED from point to point, aud deep,
double crepe flounces depending. Crepe
rosettes bury the stick point where 1t
projects from the canopy.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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Saturday, the l4th Day of March,
n 1891

BEGINNING AZ 10 o'clock a. M the following de
scribed property, that j. To say, certain piece
or parcel Of land in the First ward Of the city Of
wheeling Vs. Va, lying and being Immediately
north OF the property Of the estate Of David Gar
den deceased west OF Main street and south oil
Fourth street formerly called Bank sireet
AMI east OF the Ohio river. being part OF The
same property conveyed 10 Walter Il. Brooks
trustee. by John Jones, trustee. by deed dated
the 18th DAY OF August, A. ID. 1915, and now OF
record In the Clerks Office Of the County Couf'
OF Ohio county. West Nifgipa, IN deed book
No 81. on pages l3i and l35. and bang also The
same piece Of property that Was conveyed Dy
William L. Hearn and Thomas OBFien, rus'
tees. 70 said West Virginia China Company Dy
deed bearing date the 18th day % September \
ID iss7. and OF record In the said Clerk = once
Of said County Court OF Ohio county IN Deed
Rock No. ~. on page i25. / will 1T the same
time and place sell all the machinery. fixtures
and moulds OF the said West virginia CHINA
COMPANY AZ the works Of SAID Company 'itu
ated upon the above De .cFibed property.
The parcel OF land iesofibed above cohtAl
about two acres aud Oue-half oi land ana hAs
upon il : large and complete pottery WORK.
which Is practically new, having been il ope'A'
ton less than two Years.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase
none. or as mu:h more a. the purchase, may
elect 10 paw. cash in hand on the day OF sale
he residu. in two equal instAlments, payable
iu one and two years from the day OF sale, ths
deferred instruments 10 be secured 70 me satls-
faction Of the undersigned trustee by giving
lien on the property sold: ,.,., ,,rr.,sou
\ tel2i TfDhss-
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PETROLEUM.

New York, February 21-Petroleum
opened steady and advanced sc, then re-
acted and settled into its usual rule OF dull
ness, closing dull. The only trading was
IN March option. Opened &c; highest
769sc; lowest 75Jsc; closing at tic. Sales
81, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, February 27.-Petroleum
opened at i6l4 &c; highest 76l SC; lowest 1554c;
closed at % &c. Sales. 5000 barrels; clear
ances, $1,000 barrels; charters, -- bar
rels shipments, G5,l09 barrels; runs, w.
$50 barrels
BRADFORD, February 27.-Petroleum,
opened at 16c; closed at 75jSc; highest
765sc; lowest 15jsc; clearances, POS, 900 bar
reIs.
PIrTsBURG, February 27.-Petroleum,
nothing doing; opened al &c; closed at 1Bc;
highest, 76l4c; lowest 76c
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February 27.-Cattle, receipts
5000 head shipments 1900 head; market
active and stronger; steers, extra s. 40;
common s. J0a5 90; cows 81 O0a2 %.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market active and lower
rough and common s. As; prime mixed
and packers s. 50a3 So; prime heavy and
butcher weight s. 55a3 Is; light So 45a3 so;
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1900 head; market active and steady;
westerns s. 25a6 40 lambs s 25D5 So.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, February 27.-Cattle,
receipts 1,S37 head; shipments 1883 head (;
nothing doing, all through consignments.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,45O head; shipments,
3, 800 head market active; Philadelphias
81 0Ja4 10; best Workers 50 SOa3 %; COM
mon to fair s. 65a3 IS; pigs g 25a3 10.
Sheep-Receipts. l,SOO head shipments,
400 head; market slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., February 27.-Hogs,
weaker; common and light, s. 25a3 10;
packing and butchers, 8 60a3 -. Re
cepts, 1900 head; shipments, 1000 head.