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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-12
POLITICAL PREDICTIONS
THAT ARE INTERESTING.
Stevenson Says West Virginia is
S~afe-Smith Claims the State.
.gOneN Holds Indiana DemOcratic.

BALTIMORE, Md, October 11.-Adlai e.
Stevenson, Democratic candidate for the
Vice Presidency, arrived in Baltimore at
10:45 this morning and was driven directly
to the Hotel Rennert.
II am feeling in splendid health, n |
am confident of Democratic success"
said Mr.. Stevenson. Already / have
spoken in three or four States and my re-
ception everywhere has been cordial and
the enthusiasm pronounced. The people
are alive to the real issues of the cam
paign, and in my personal talks with the
representative men of the localities l have
visited, there is every cause for satisfac-
ton, with the outlook for victory in No
vember.
Il have great hopes of Maryland being
restored to the Democratic column, where
she really belongs, and it is with pleasure
l now have the opportunity to meet her
people. 1 intend doing my full share in
aiding to bring the State back into line.
In West Virginia, there is a splendid
organization among the Democrats and
their leaders are working like Trojans for
success next month. The situation in my
own State, Illinois, is rapidly assuming
satisfactory shape, and our forces are
growing in wonderful fashion. We are
exceedingly hopeful of the outcome"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-12
GOLDEN WEDDING.

Special to the Register.
FAIRMONT, W. Va, Oct. 11.-Col.
and Mrs. Thomas Hough celebrated
their iftieth wedding anniversary at
their h%ospitable home on the South
Side last evening, the hours being
from 3 to s o'clock. The reception was
an elaborate affair. About sixty peo-
pie, including relatives and invited
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SENATOR HANNA WILL
HAVE TO HUMP HIMSELF.

Republican Committee Has Laid Ont
Heavy Work for an old Man Who
is Fat.
CHICAGO. oEt. dn.-According 10
arrangements made by the National
Republican Committee, Senator Hanna
will have little more than time to
catch his breath between speeches on
his north western tour. During four
days of the trip he will make thirty
seven speeches, possibly more. The
party will leave here at Don October
18TH.
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~ARCHBIsH0Ps MEET.

WASHINGTON. October 1.-THE arch
bishops Of the Roman Catholic church Of
America held their nnual meeting at the
Catholic University to-day. Ecclesiastical
matters principally were considered and
the conference adjourned In the after
noon. Cardinal Gibbons presided.
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
h Movements Of Citizens and tho
Arrival and Departure of Strans-


Arthur L. Johnson left last night for
Baltimore on a business trip.
Thomas Murrin, the superintendent
OF the Riverside tube works, who has
been suffering from cancer of his left
arm, underwent a severe surgical OPP
GRAFTON Wednesday at his home on the
South Side, and last evening 1t was
learned that his condition was rapidly
improving. 1t was found necessary to
amputate his arm at the elbow.
DR.. Charles Hill, of the East End,
left yesterday for Antioch, Ohio, being
called there owing to the serious illness
OF his father.
William Terrill, formerly of Wheel
ing, but now of Homestead, Pa, is
seriously i'll of appendicitis at his home
in this city.
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ner, quarterback; Glass, left end;
shirk, right end; Pollack, center;
Minkmeyer, right guard; Meyer, left
guard; Bowers, right tackle; lender
son left tackle; manager, Clyde Nc
Gregor; captain, Alfred Hesse. Next
Friday afternoon they will play the
Martins Ferry High School on the old
ball park.
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RATHER THAN SCHOOL
BOY CHOSE SUICIDE.
Swallowed Rough on Rats and Died
in Spite of the efforts of Doctors.

Special to the Register.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, October 1l.-Thir-
teen-year-old Albert Williams, Of No. 500
Superior street, sought death Wednesday
in preference to going to school. He swal-
lowed rough on rats and to-day lies dead
at Hoans g. Co.'S morgue. The lad lived
at the Superior street address with people
not related to him, his parents being dead.
on his attending school. Wednesday
morning he purchased a few pennies
worth of the poison and swallowed IT.
Then he told the people what he had done.
They did not take mis- remarks seriously.
However, he became Ill and died early
Thursday morning, despite the efforts Of
a number of physicians to prolong his
life.
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RATIONAL LEAGUE.
PittsburG .~-ChicaGo 1.
Roston 9-Philafesphia A.
New York --BrooFxIyn A,

PITTsBURG. Pa, October n.-Waddell
made the seasons record for strike outs
by making Twelve OF the Chicagos fan the
air. Camel, Mccormick and Donahue were
the only batters who refused to be de-
ceHved. Garvin's work was also first
class, Pittsburg's hts being widely scat
tered. Attendance, 1.50O. Score:
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CHICAGO, October Ex-senator J. *.
Jones to-day said:
Gen. Harrison's statement does not
disturb US. l do not think ii will have any
great effect on the vote of Indiana. The
American voter in these days does his own
thinking. We think Indiana safely Demo-
cratic
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CARROLL CLUB LEAGUE.
To Play WeIlsSurg.

The Will Gutmanns leave this after
noon for Wellsburg TO play a game
this afternoon with the Wellsburg base
ball team for the benefit of the Wells
burg players.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-12

"Billy" Ryan, who is receiving his
training and instructions under Andy
Hollis, viii give Cesar Gardner one of
the hardest battles he ever had next
Monday night. This is the information
received from a sporting man who saw
Ryan work out yesterday. He also
says Ryan will enter the ring at 122
pounds in good condition, and that
Scio people will be here to back
him with the long green, The club
has arranged a good preliminary be-
tween Bob Webb, OF East Liverpool,
and Joe Simpson, colored.
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
To Become a CARDINAL
Condition OF the Treasury

ROME. October lit is asserted that
Archbishop Martinelli will be raised 10 the
cardinaiate at the next consistory.
Condition OF the Treasury
WASHINGTON. October lI--To-day's
statement of the treasury balances In the
general fund. exclusive OF the $50 .0Sf.efl
gold reserve in the division of redemption.
gold. SS.16S,SE.
Convention Called
PHILADELPHIA. October 1.-THE
American Antitrust League Of Pennsyl-
wanna has issued a call FOR a State con-
vention Friday evening. October ~
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Hsgh school Football.

The. High School foot ball team has
been selected with the following line
MP: Hoge, fullback; Hesse, left half
back; MfGregon, right halfback; Metz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-12

CHICAGO, October 11.-PQstmaster Gen
eral Charles Emory Smith called at Repub-
lican national headquarters to-day.
up to four weeks ago. he said, there
was a good deal of lethargy throughout
the country on the part of the Republic
cans, due to oyer-confdence; recently
there has been a great awakening. There
was something OF a scare. The result is
increased activity. There has been a very
marked change in Maryland, pointing to
a Republican majority. West Virginia
will go Republican by a larger majority
than four years ago. 1 wen to Indiana a
few days ago, with the feeling that the
State was very doubtful. l came away
with the conviction that Republican
chances are the best"
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PHILADELPHIA, October 11--Conn was
result Boston won handily. Score:
Philad'a 80 Q Q Q Q ! "a 70 :
Boston .......G 0 0 2 0 | 3 3 % 10 l
Conn and Douglass; Willis and sullivan.
Earned runs. Philadelphia 3, Boston z.
Time, PES. Umpire, Hurst. Attendance
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Chicago .............0 o o o o 0 81
Earned runs, Chicago l.. Two-base MT
Donohue. T~hree-base hit, Donohue: Dou.
bic play, Donohue to Bradley. FIRST on
balls, off Waddell 2. off Garvin 3. Hit by
pitched ball, Mccarthy. Struck out, py
Waddell Il, by Garvin 4. Wild pltcn, Gar
vim Time. $50. Umpire, ODay.
BROOKLYN. october 1.-New. YORK
won to-day S game in the second minus
when with tive out, five singles, two dou-
bles and a base on balls scored seven runs.
Donovan settled down after that, but the
lead was too much for Brooklyn to over
come, Hawley pitching well and recelV5
ing splendid support. The visitors naa
scored four more runs, mainly on errors,
in the ninth, when the game was caledA
the score reverting back to- the elGhthv
Score: q
BROOKLYN ........2 0 O 2 0 0 ca IL Z
Hawiey and Bowerman; Donovan and
Steelman. Earned runs, New York 5. Time,
1850, Umpire, Snyder. Attendance, l'2O.
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The Benwood boys showed up well for
the first time on the alleys. They will be
in the race before many weeks. The score
laSt night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-12

guests. were present. The aged couple
received SIS in gold coin, besides many
other valuable presents.
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Chew O. V. Scrap.

Large Autographs OF Hon. William
Jennings Bryan for sale at the Reg
lister Office. Price 10 cents.
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STUDENTS AT ANN ARBoR
GAVE BRYAN HIS CHANCE

Continued From FIRST page.
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Last n.rht cannes resulted as follows:
LEAGUE.

IllNlIe. " UIItIIUUST, SNVI0IS' UIW1IItENi
and Druschel. Ti-night, Wheeling VS.. Sun
ny Brook.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29

higher level not much actual change from .be re
g sogss 60; winter patents "a 75es4' rprne csars
u ahsar ,sss = 81 o.s s.srs Nc winter soass extra &c
soSs s to ssy Ssssg oaoted P to9 to
Tag sis;d Kiln dFsd g 4Sgs2 Tns 81 Ts,,s as b9 ss
ssasIe ssR5Rf egsn IS, spot fls 2ssIs arrive
bran az latter white middling ss 5o9slS: city
HRsfsa esd1aLSfssEs 81 isks 81 81 o cake So Is -
- [set yestedsy was it's steedness undertone,
in corn Tns es9s enS s sasFI ~ R ppgsT9 s ov %
a. Iha entirely neglected scapers doing practically ell
Sr9y had some effect on the volume Of business here
fTeE reaching ths market At the inn,sdiate opening
account of scattered selling for long interests but Shortly
sagsns me loss was recovered end throughout the
Ne-s eVs. Or little above The weather outlook in
thrasug operations With the Indications for wednesday
weathe- Receipts Minneapolis Duluth amounted
and s7s year In the Southwest the eret
points aoSSSE aR fa sash 'sss eonpas
entb,-ssT ~ ssn on me same day year ago Bull
ne fset that expert business dd exceed II loads at
Liverpool and from sd 10 "a rise at London - Paris
therise ontinentSl Quotations @ @ % arm P9 Berlin M bo
ag : marx sdysnee Budapes, points higher and
IN Chosgo showed increase for the week OF 71I0O0
fooxs 10 red NswY6T so3so: e' No Rars Man
80 S.P 80 -e SQ6 10 haIa Duluth sIfsc 70 arrive No
7e5et No NorTSe2n M B,,I9n 70 y N0 haro rc4
terday, the result Chicago
neNe interest among exporters sales the latter
count eeirg reported high 70 Under cir
cuHstEnces offerings speculative very
small al day, while shorts showed considerable anxiety
as IN ADDITION 70 the influences mentioned English
kets closed <9sd higher and weather conditions
Eained about he the previous day showing
temperatures IN the Northwest. possibility
weather Final prices for he here
were "a &c higher. No corn closed 45&o
xasor 46ssc delivered 4e+c b adoat. oars
TIE market for oats affair but nominally
steady with corn No oats closed 251Zc; No
25c No white. 271sc; No white, 26sc; track mixed
S2Ic; track white 26d 3Sc; white clips, 2S
t1E-Aarkst quiet; No Western 81 NC. and No
v Western SIC, both ahoat; State 53G64c c
NeVg-York- caFlots. .BAEL4cT-Ma=ket dull feeding
+2343 &c, and mating 4S6.53c both c / NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug. 2s-spring wheat. No Northe-n SPOT.
s2&sc winter wheat No red 75c asked No white and
mixed Tfisc. Corn higher. No yellow 45o No ysi-
low, 44Ac No corn. 444c No corn. t4c Oats sready
No white. ~ age; No white. 241924&e; No 4
white. 23Ac. No mixed. q Ac No mixed. 23sc Bar
Iey-Aalng noulaaly 45946c Rye nominally soc Flour
dull Canal frelghts steady. wheat. 2sc. PC
1lc barley, &c; 2Sc aaxseed. 2Ae 70 Sev-Yor<
lumber. 81 to Albany and 81 50 Nsw-York-
Cincinnati, Aug. 2s-FIour easy. Wheat arm; No
reG. T441 Germ firm; No mixed 427sc. Oats dull:
No mixed. 22lsc- Rye quiet No p sac
Duluth. Aug. 2s.-C1ose: wheat-So hard cash, Tee;
September 7ec December. Is7sc5 No Northern. cash.
77c; September Tie; December T67sc; No Northern
1a1T4ase; No spring tiIsc. Germ. S8ae. Oats, %s+
Ge2lzc
6T6iac Northern. 7440TSc. steady; No /. 5c-
barley steady; No ?. SOC; sample, 3S94sc-
Muneanots Aug. 2s.-wheat-septemher. 5s5sc: De-
ceanbe-. 75A QT5Esc: No Northern. cash T5asc: No
Bran, bulk s12aS12 -.
Phnadeiphia. Aug 2s.wheat steady; contract grade.
TIA G73c Corn f-7n. +ac higher; No naked.
august. 44a4d4Jc- Oats steady: No white clipped
27-42sc. Butter firm; fancy western creamery 90
prints 23c. firm; fresh nearby and western Iic;
10 Southwestern. 1Sc; Do Southern 14c. Cheese un-
Receipts-F1or 1000 bbs S2s0o0 y IN sacks;
1900 bush; 5000 bush; 5000 bush
ShipmentsWheat 1000 bush; corn, 1900 BUSH oats
81 900 bush.
ST Louis Aug. 2s.-wheat-No . red. cash To4tc;
August TX September T19715sc October TZs lz'sc
December 746T4Sc; No ? hard, 6s5G0e9c- Corn-No
cash see August acc; September 8sssc October. &c:
Deceube- S37sc. Oats-So cash. 21cs august sc seq
te1oer 2l.c; December. 22t.c: May. sc; No white
24Is925c.
Toledo AuE 2s-wheat quiet steady; No cash and
September TIC, December sOsc Corn fairly actiTe No
cash. 4Oc; September 4Ilsc. Oats dull steady; 70
steady lower; 1895 prime. So 1890 prime Sc IS oeo-
Der. Sc 4TA.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug IS There Is practically change IN the
condition Of the wool market here this Week and tne
sales reported are those 70 TahulactuIers t ao o
tnat no change put life in the market un
woods generally
slow. but prices are maintained Good lines OF me
and with staple, sold for J4c on tle
secured basis willie strictly staple secured calls tor z
sac Fleece woods quiet with prices noJaIna- ne
following quotations for leading descriptions
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-X and above. &c; AA
and and delatue. No l cuTnbing.
3Oa31c: blood Soc: onequaJter
blood. washed Boo and braid. washed, -dG-'c
Michigan Wisconsin, etc-X Michigan 55c. No Alelt-
gan. conbing 20G30c; No do, 24Gl3Oc; One-quarler
blood washed 2Sa29c and braid, washed 2192ec
hne deaiue 26d27c Unwashed, medium, etc.-hentucky
blood combng 44169c; three
eEhths blood 25c Missouri onequarter blood comb
three-eichths blood. 232+c braid corloing
2O92lc; lake and Georgia 22q23c Territory secured
bas.s)-Montana Wyoming fine medium and flne, IIg
lsc SOC staple 52q53c; Utah nne medium and
fne 1GG1Tc secured, soc; staple 9@4o8ci !dan0 me
medium and nne 16417c, secured SOC staple S2goSc
Australian tscoured basis spot pricesCombins, super
fine noninally s1Gs2c; good. So6s2c.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29

Jersey have appeared and the gradually
good ont. 4ni9nS 10 are IN moderate supply and meeting
Saulinowers in light supply ard sell well when fancy
Sorn Torn steady Lima beans have been dun weak but
beans sbny ~ estuee IN light supply and higher string
alps have ruled dull Tomatoes have mainly
higher The close Other 2sss;abiss about as qao,e1
Do Jersey round 81 5ogsi s2 Do long 81 2s1 81 sweet
Bb 81 7s ses * per % double head b6 e. Dc ger cloth top
per 6b - % - a 9nio%s s cPn.sq sss e. ana sn nl,s
yellow 81 25as1 75 dS red si Is os a. a ~ s 5d 'S %s. a.
punches. 81 eahbages. per 100 szas2 so. canliowsrs
s2 s % ho0s 1snd s. Ssa % GGouHs GO 5s
bush box s 3 s9Tg ce91sFT % LOO per 9s s2 S$5 d9 per
5Sss ss1ds EEPsnt s- per eO 559 ss lima m beans Pss
5065t string beans psF bush b5sS o s per s5uass 69
arow per Dbl 75eqsi turuips, Russia per bbl 5Oa75c
2es M Z in light supply and firm esq
ea p per gallon Southern q he honey in fslE supply ana
S2aSs per r. Peanut IL far .,5npIy hut en- siI n3nai
SS4up he coming We quote Peanuts Virginia,
RlTprs R1nd picked fancy per p 4e Do extra Be- Do No
5oesi 55sG. & do No 2aegSc hickory nuts per bush
M55slk-The MIX Exchange price for standard quality
Hay AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts to-day show up
ca put would be misleading 70 appropriate the
OF the imported: about all the present
none market reflections and and dlshgured
bottom tiers Of the boats. These sell prices IN
go me market continues du ana the
Te vat are oasea upon oId nay IN 5000 order
quote Old prime e6e per 100 n No + s5as75se No
S1 fci NO 3 I2HqI11sc; clover mixed, I98s2ise
rates ,sTRAw-ouet. with run supplies noting
exceeds t9sc and useful be obtained Al Toe Receipts
q nay and straw in tons geRoTted At the Produce EE
Erie 240; Pennsyivania so Delaware Iackawanna and
9o estern b Io Lehgh Valley. 100 Baltm0re and ohi9
tons Exports Of hay 248l bales for Manila 57I9 DO
~ % ~ ,eTPoo RECEIPTS Of straw ESQ tens by river 90
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
WPoRTs TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-york. August 2s, Il

NeW-tork, August ., 1900
r-r-r---oSee futures opened steady AT an advance
n q II poi-rs early cables showing advance Of
=. francs EaTre and -eTI pig Hamburg. There
Tee ssss c: 25g0 bags the call but
heca-zs easier following the Eavre cable which
rpzuce6 Ihe advance . -z7[ franc. BY the ad-
vsncs hse sae practically disappeared. Sales that
hcar 1o@a8 bags Later the market ruled quiet
" z rarely steady un6ertone. The market closed
s-ssdT unchanged 10 points lower Total sales
i4r50 bEEs RIO reported receipts of 80
"a give 11y reports receipts due strike
-aros- Ire latter caused early Liverpool bulge
market tc- coffee feeling
81 steady on The basis sac Rio IN
vos lots Ec reported decline q 2o0 reis for coffee
Fn5 advance of 1-l6d. making the exchange rate
fD4G while Santos reported change. There &
zHz Ct speculative interest apart from local
r-z5t1E
VS. as 1ollows-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Aug 2S.-CattIe-IseceiPts. 5000 head. IN
Guiding 200 Westerns and 500 Texans. Natives and
westerns steady: active l04l5c higher Natives
Best on sale today carload 50 5 good 20 prime
81 1896 10. poor 1edau 81 6Og$o 40 selected
feeders strong S49S. -, mixed stockers STEADY
to slow 50 25Gs3 90 81 I5S4 so. heifers $3So
Gamers s2GS2 bulls steady, 81 50S4 So calves active
25I4Oc higher last Tuesday So0ISI -. IeNans-
Receprs best sale today 1S carloads
%. steers 81 25aS5. Texas grass steers
80aS4 20; bulls s. 5oq$2 so Hogseceipts 10
day 200 estimated; ef ever
5000 steady; top IS An mixed and buehe-s 8 cog
s5 4O good choice heavy. S531S5 90; rough heayy
81 sa$4 SO; light S5qS5 Ar bulk Of sales s. lG$5 So
heeIRecepts 10000 head, sheep steady TO strong ioc
higher lambs active. 1oG15e higher good 52 S5oce ice
werhers So 6JGS4. fair choice mixed, S3 59S5 90
Western sheep 5O@S3 90; Texas sheep s. 5oS3 so
native lambs sass 65, Western lambs s. go s. 90
Cincinnati. 2s-FIogs active, s. 45QS5 30 Cattle
steady. 15ds5 20 Sheep dull $2FSS So Lambs strong
So 75GS6 ,o=
East Liberty Aug 2s-Cattle steady: extra. S. 9oG
s. So Prime s. 467S5 So common. IS 50aS4 HOGS
steady brine light pigs s. TOqS5 70; heavy workers. and
light red7uns So GS5 70: heavy mediums s. 55S3 60;
heavy hogs S. 40GS5 roughs SS4 80 Sheep steady
coice wethers 309S4 81 50aS 5O choice
s. 6O1S5 50, 10 goUd S3 1880 20 veal
calves. S6 50GST 80.
FAst Buffalo Aug 2s-Recepts-Cattle Il cars; sheep
lambs hogs l6 Shipments-Ga attic Il
sheep lambs hogs, cars Cattle stead
Sheep ard launbs-Natve lambs choice extra 50 4OQ
good choice SO 15s6 80 SheepChoiee 70 extra
o57s4 30; good choice S4s4 Is Hogs lol5c lower
TIesv S. 60 mixed So 6O$5 Workers. s. 6S5 20;
pigs To7S5 755 grass Torkers, 50 +1Sa o. roughs
81 I5aS5; stays IS T5G$4 IS. Closed strong
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29

were f~n2F e cals or Asss Tss seas fG i9eud
ing cars for export alive Al for slaughterers
single car for the market The only sale that Of
per 100 n; feeling steady There inquiry
r dressed beef az za9c per n for native sides Texas
and London quoted United States higher and sell
weight; refrigerator beef hrrn at GG9Isc per 70 The
Cevc sailed Liverpool with $40 cattle equally divided
between J. shambere & Son ard schwarzschHd & suz-
pers Exports Wednesday include 26oO quarters in the
Majestic to Liverpool and 100 quarters in the New
CalvezReeeips 81 head. making. with the stale
calves 299 on sac Yeas we're in Light supply and
Common to choice veals sold at s5@ss per 100
good butters at So so city dressed veals steady
9G124sc per country dressed 7G1lc dressed
ers and bptterIntlss weak a. 553q75se -.-. ss
per n do loo n 50 IS l2s n. at 81 rs;
J. 2 Hume Bro: veal 80 ID at S.; DO. IsO n.
at s. So 2 do 2Go 10 At 81 CO. 20 70 az %. - 577
head. all for the market making with the stale stock q
at sixteth-st at Jersey City Sheep sod
grades Arm Finish quiet sellers holding with confidence
49ss % as 6 TePr RT9mi5ea fs elnnr 52 f Witch e-e al
Jersey city Common prime sheep solo a. 81 Soss4 ~ =
S. culs at s. 90 Dressed mutton still dull at SqSc Per
nj drssss3 an5s @ @ a. Ii Kentucky lambs 70
avs4ase al IS 20 per 100 n 2s Do 80 n Al S. 1s
DO 81 n At Sc 60 22s do 80 r6 at Sc IS 40 West VIZ
f5s'a f6s a. s'i lo2 y At q o. 50 s. 50; 10 DO,
ad o5n @ e. s. 81 q "a m Sna 96 "a a59s m a s. ~ 2 Ken
tcl do SO 10 at s6 65; 40 Indiana sheep 1l3 10 81
s5lyana sheep and lambs "A T6 at IS rs; yearlings
70 n at 81 ,-o "
lucky DO s. 20; s. do. los n al 50 q 81 State
50. "a 70 81. - -
Harrington 4 Co % Kentucky lambs, IS 10 AZ 81; 100
do r al Sc 90. 10 50 n at s. 20 40 90 SO 70 at
I03 Kentucky sheep I20 70 az 81; % DO - 10 al
50 20 81 n. a s. Is.
Mcpherson Co: pa virginia lambs. % ID a. 60 TO-
u Virginia sheep, 20 10. at 81.
:. Judd Co: 255 Jersey lambs 6s 10 Al 81; % si
tlcv do II 10 at Sc Kentucky sheep lu 70. az
s. % - do 1O5 81 State do 155 n at s. %
s.. date yesterday l62 state larlps
10 10 at Sc 80. "A State sheep. 123 n, at 50 90 .
] Il WtlkersoQ: - Kentucky sheep, l23 10. al "a
HOGs-Re-eipts lOl7 O 1923 head, and there
were 81 Feeling seadE but no sales reTrred on
to-dav's markets Country dr-s Il steady
Sales H Hume < Bro u--e Yesterday 81 state
hogs 13S IS 10 100 10 II do ~ ID at
s6: 1I5 n a. s. 30. Do "a n at % 50 F395a'
sanders date yesterday State hogs. ITe n. at
s. 90 IS DO. 1919 n, s. So DO. go 70 a. - -
pgs 43 p al So: rough $50 n, at 81 SO DO 81 ID
Al e. 81 40 SEQ 10 81 60: stags 262 n al g .
s Judd & Co date yesterday) 2J3 Western hogs. III
10 81 70
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Memphis Aug 2s-Cotton steady; middng 0 9-16c;
middling. e1c good ordinary. 9-lec receipts 10
bales; stock sS92
Galveston Aug 2s.-Cotton quiet middling. csc. low
mddng l5-1Gc good ordinary TlGc receipts. l. i3S
bales exports TO the Continent 4I6; sales 100 stock
b511
ST. Louis. Aug 2s-Cotton DUN riddling. a16e; low
uddng 9i4c. good ordinary. Sac: net receipts 100
bales gross shipments III sales 100: stock. 10 ass
Baltimore Aug. 2S-Cotton nominal nlddlng. exc.
low nddng 5-16c; good ordinary. l1-l6c; stock.
l.4o5 bales.
New-Orleans Aug 2s.-Cotton quiet; middiing. essc;
low midding exc: good ordinary. Sac. receipts.
bales. gross OFT coastwse. 30; sales 100;
stock, 81. sos.
savannah Aug 2s-Cotton quiet; rniddlinE. SC; low
mddlng good ordinary &C. receipts. lO2S bales.
ports coastwtse s23 sales. II: stock. T410