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YOu Will know what your Prize Is
before YOu pay for it. Any Prize 1loU6e
exchanged for another Of The sumo ralMe. no
Ppm natrnns can 1enenn nm ,nir dealing.
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druggists.
Elegant Corn Cakes
WITHOUT MILK OR Fees

WITHOUT MILK OR EGGS.
PECE1PT FURNISHED BY A DAUGH-
HIT ter OF Rev. 1. L. READ, Pittsburgh.
Take teacups Of corn meal one and a half
OF wheat Hour, teaspoonsful OF Logan List
q COS Excelsior Baking Powder. mix well
ana addGsI teacup OF Hard. q teacup OF mo-
1nsses or sorghum, (none OF the syr1ps viii
ansWerlS one teaspOonful of salt, and water
sumcient to make q batter that will just
pour. II baked in pound cake pan, bake q
Of an hour, with q brisk fre-if in bread
pan ABOUT hAI an hour less II you wish a
dessert, make do Of thin boiled custaId,
with a teaspoonful Of corn starch,tO prevent
curdling, and flavor 10 suit the taste, or
make max dip with sugar and water and flavor
II you want griddle cakes, thin your b9t-
Yer 10 the right consistency, and you VIII
have about the best cakes you ever ate
This batter will do for corn mufiins also.
Logan List q Co.'S EXCRIIsIOR RECEIPT
BOOK contains q number of Receipts for
cakes, buildings, &c. Call and get one gratis.
T. n. LOGAN & CO.,
and LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.,
apt4 Wholesale d Retail DTuRRStR,
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
Mes,rs. DnIus d Bolton.

MeETs. DeIiJlS d Bolton.
>GENTLKlIEE:-Forth the last eleven months
IhAve been suffering almost daily rom Sc
we're attacks of Dyspepsia; SO much so that
could with difficulty retain meSl In my
stomach more than twenty minutes. At
night experience q great burning In OF
about the heart; general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
hOus cathartic compounds and stomach pre-
partitions, without being afforded any eff.
bells Golden Bitten" since which period
1 have not been troubled with o single one
of the above complaints. From the beneht
those BitteB have afforded me, feel 10 my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks,
GEO. A. BANCROFT,
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2,st. conrtla1dt st., MoSrRKG1., July Il, "a
characterization sBitteEs have been
snch hlessipg In my family that Icannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
In December last my wife was very Eiok-
good stimuleht was absolutely Necessary. i
tried wine but It did no good. wing bot
given me by . friend, I Thought / wound try.
them: had no fatth IN them, yet thougnt I
would give them Q trial. can truly say
every do9e. In ono month she was entirely
wen and strong. Cheerfnlly do recom-
strengthening kHmulant.
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
1S7 West 9th &. N. Y.
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| N1AIE gOE' WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
lOCOunty, So, Circuit Court.
Mary a. Jamison,
E. Louis Lowe.
The object OF this suit is to compel the de-
complainant deed conveying 10 her tho
west half OF lot No. 90 OF 6rahani's addition
10 the city OF wheeling. made by Mrs. Lowe,
| his mother, and delivered to him, to be de.
| llVered TO the complainant; or II this cannot
be enforced, that the defendant be adJudgei
being hen at law of his said mother:
II appearing from an affidavit hled in this
cause, that the defendant z, Louis Lowe h
not a resident of this State.
On motion OF compliments IcounSal, 1t
IS ordered that he do appear here within one
in the Wheeling Intelligencer, and the post
Ing Of this order at the mont door Of the
may deem ut TO protect his Interest in this
Teste: MICHAEL j. BREIHIG, CI,k.
The aboye defendant will take notice that
on the 18th day OF September 1858, will take
once of .Messrs. Peck g Hubbard, at
Virginia, between tho hourH OF 8 O'Clock a:
| In. and O'Clock n. m. and II the same be not
tinued until the next day, which dspoSitions
are TO be read in evidence on the heaFinP or
spIs.iaw5Wd GARY a. JAMESON.
Mary z: Boon. od In u. he 6 Slssql.
Margaret Williams ct al. West ii ViERi1I o.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE M THE
4 above named cause, / VIII, as gpeciSi
commissioner named therein, offer for sole
at the mont door Of the Court House OF Ohio
comfy, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1888.
Alto o'clock q. M, the north half Of lot No.
g. and three feet front OF the ADJOINING iof
on the north, with the improvements f6ore-
on, c9nAistng of two Brick Dwelling HouSs1.
which VIII be sold separate or togetheF, Sad
properly u situated on the east aide or Main
III[SeLS In the First Ward Of the city or
wheeling between Adams and WASHINGTON
streets. S
TERMS OF SALE,
One-third, or any greater sum tho I,uY-
CHASER may desire, cash IN hand, the repa1in-
DER IN equal instalmentB at six and twelve
month"; with Interest from day OF sale. 10 be
secured to the aRtisfactiOn Of the Commit
sloner, the deed to be retained NTH p9ynent
OF All the purchase money.
4ltle believed good, but. selling as Com
missioner shal! convey only such tifleR M Ia
authorized by said decIee. - -
80. 49, ISAAC IRWIN,
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AMATEUR ,CUIFIYAFOR'S GUIDE

KITCHEN and FLOWER GARDEN.
NOV READY.
A DESCRIPTIVEworlx of l4O pages. fullv
IA illustrated with a beautiful colored nlafa
and 100 engravings, containing q list OF over
2SUONarlede5 ofFlower and Vegetable SeeiP:
also, $50 varieties of the choicest Frencb Nv
Bird G4ladtolus- All the Novelties both oi
the Flower and Vegetable. for 1868, VIII be
ionnd described in the above work. Taste
postpaid. 50 cts.; In paper covers, postpaid
70 cts. Address WASHBURN q Co, Horti.
cultural Hall, Boston, Mass,
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State OF West Virginia, Ohio County
Circuit Court.
MARCH RULE. lNSs.
In ChanCery.

MARCH RULES. 1868.
John Frisseu
PULASKI, ~ Z; In on.no.ry.
Emiline b scatterday.
NNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
i tain satisfaction out Of the real estate of
plaintiff against him for S64 II, and the oSSt
SIS at the October term, 1865.
And Il appearing from an afIldavit Med
win the papers In the cause, that PulnlEf
scatterdRy, one OF the defendants, Is not a
resident of the state OF West virginia on
that he do appear hele within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
Court House OF Ohio County, and do what
he may deem proper to protect his interest
Test MICHAEL ]. BRE1N1a.
PICK 4 HUBBARD Sol. for eonplSinania
The above named Pulaski RCatferTIRy viii
take notice, that on the "a day on MAJ. lssS
at the law office OF Peck q Hubbard In the
Si5y 81 W, b ,p West Virginia the plain
Soen and Others to be read in evidence In
PECK & HUBBARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
MaLen 81, lS6S Rprl-lnw4wd
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
| ~ County Circuit Court. March Rules 1858
Catharlne Morris
against
Lewis Morris, deceased, o. w. HeiskeiJ
trustee, and the unknown helrs at law OF
the said Lewis Morris, deceased.
In ChRncery.
The object Of this suit is t O correct a deed of
trust, OF the said Catherine Morris, convey
ing to her for her use for lie. lot No. lpi on
John street, in the city of Wheeling, so as to
give her the ice OF the said lot; and II appear
ing nom the RmdaHit OF the plaintiff thai
the said heiBaL law of the said Lewis MoFfia
are unknown to her; on motion of com
piRinant 1t Is ordered that they do appear
mere within one month after tho fourth
weekly publication aud posting OF this order
at the front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county, and do what they may deem proper
10 protect their interest IN the above entitled
cause.
Testo: MICHAEL NJ. BREIN1a,
PECK q HUBBARD. soils for compta. '0'
Tho above unknown heirs Mt law OF the
said Lewis Morris, deceased will take notice
than on the Inst day OF May 1858, at our
ONCE on 18th street; in the city OF wheeling
West Virginia, the complainant viii take
the testimony of Jacob Morris and Others 10
be read in evidence on the hearing OF this
PECK & HUBBARD,
apr3-oaWIW0 Soils. for COmpis.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.-""Mus,-
ca! Festivals several times postponed, CONF
Polling purchasers of tickets to walt for
months for the distribution. have impaired
public confidence in such afiAlrS, The only
iair system OF distributing is the old and
popular one of Sealed zTckets, stating the
prize ,r, IghSeh viii De deltreEed inmedtqtety on
MASON, HOPKINS & Co., 81 Broadway, the
most attractive lace OF the kind now ia
operation. They are doing the largest busi-
ne4s and deserve their success. You cannot
draw 100000 farm there, but have a rea-
son96le chance for good prize, as we know
many That have drawn, and the fiF11a Is relia-
ble."-Ddtv NeICS, Jan. 3d. 1888,
The Metropolitan GIT Company are dis
trtbuting many valuable prizes, we have
e e7a, mined their manner OF doing business,
Their plan Ismore satisfactory than 'Presens
IaIon FESTIVALS, as they draw every day
anu lhe subscriber need not pay for the prizes
S se unless suited; ''-.Jotgnat Feb. en-, 1858.
Ihe Gin Establishment of MASON, Hop
i kiNs q Co., 81 Broadway. Is daily draw
ing CROWDS OF visitors to witness the drawing
PEoceSS, The Investment s but % cents for a
GLANCE = and the prize drawn, II satisfncioFy,
I y lately delivered for one dollar. a
I!i ,ei1a q ours, last week, drew $500 prize
SOth, 1857. -
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Al qFwhlch Will be sold at low cash prices.
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Liberal inducements to Agents. sa,,sfac-
Ton ECaranteed. Every Package OF
Sealed Envelopes contains one Cash
HSsix Tickets for One Dollar; Is for Two
1BoI11IaIs: 30 for Five Dollars, 100 for Fifteen
All letters should be addressedto
Mason, HonhfnR a Co..
mar27.lm an BIS0RGSxEaT ~ ".
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In Chancery.
E. Louis Lowe.

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County, S., Circuit Court.
Mary A Inmisnn L
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GOLDEN BITTER8..--Hubbel's Golden
Ritters are rapidly gaining a worldIyViderep.
utRtiOn. Read the following:
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TIE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
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MIOaAEL ]. BREINIa,

~ NoI1H1Ny N91VUII NVI4IIs MITCH INUTeH T618 i,
Catharlne Morris
against
U. j, Crawford, administrator of tho estate OF
Lewis Morris, deceased, o. w. HciskeI
trustee, and the unknown helms at law OF
the sad Lewis Morris, deceased.
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TRAIN.
1 Leaves BaltinnOreR
daily at....yS:I5 q IN.
WaSh'n Olty..7:45 Z"
Arrives
lHarper's F,y..l:OO pm.
lCumberlRnu..B:4O "
lGra1ton...........ll:3O "
Wheehng-.....4:4O am.
Except Saturdays,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
FAST TRoTrlyG on THE UNION COURSE
LADY THORN AND MOUNTAIN BOY.

LADY THORN AND MOUNTAIN BOY
The trot between the celebrated turf favorltes,
Lady Thorn and Mountain Boy FOR purse OF 1900 came
magnificent except the strong cool breeze from the
South little retarded the movements OF the horses 1t
was Estimated by experienced men that such wind as
that OF Yesterday made difference Of two seconds In the
time The track little heavy from the recent rams,
The attendance not large "a might nave .oeth
expected not 1900 persons being on lhe gounur
Before tho first heat tho betting wac eyen-the Mouhthh
Boy being perhaps faYorte Al the end OF the ft
heat the pOosellDC 500 10 $40 in favor OF Lazy
Thorn and after the second heat SO 10 81 on the mare
was offered with few takers.
First HeGt-The mare had the pole beau'1ni START
was made the second trial and the word was gwen
On the first quarter the RcdiDe made little skip shu
fell behind the by dozen lengths, hut ne lhie-
djatey began 10 recover ground and passed the mare
Just beyOnd the half mile post The mare however over
hauled him the home stretch aud came IN about tour
SSrond BSSf-They have the word at the rst M.
The Mountain Boy almost Immediately takes the poe
and leads the by six lengths when they pass Tue
halfme post and At the head OF the cor
tnues nearly that much in advance. Lady morn now
makes splendid effort aud comes IN amid dealeninB up
plause some alf-dozen lengths ahead Tine-E2ft.
Third HedfThe third heat was almost an exact JePo,
ftipn OF the second Anohcreye start at ire hst OF
fer another squirt by Mountain BOY on tho nfsl Prs,
and another magnificent corp by Lady Thorn on INC
home stretch. This time, however the eeIalns
start OF ONLY four lengths the mare ana the contest
for the victory was prolonged almost to the judges
stand before the mare was secure she came III wv
lengths ahead Time. mn 2't sec. Ihe ni9 ,o
broke for a moment ia the three heats, ana the nipres
sion prevalent among the spectators was ht po n"sos
will have get little older before Mountain BOY eau
bear away the palm
Sio. Couasx IsItsD. sept J0A purse OF bS~" "he
heat. three In Eve. In harness
d. Infers bady Thorn.
> Mciaugbns Mountain boy.
Time. "a, .; 2b 3li
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

limited amount of the first mortgage bonds OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company are offered 70
the public, as one Of the safest and most profitable
investments.
1. They are first mortgage upon the longest ana
most important railroad in the country.
2. They first mortgage upon property thss
cost nearly three times their amount.
g. BY law they can be issued to the Company only
as the road is completed that they always repre-
sent real value. 80
4. Their amount is limited by act Of Congress 70
$OOO0OO or an average of less than $4,000 per mile
8. The Hon. Z. d. Morgan Of the United states
Senate. and the Hon. Cakes Ames Of the United
States House of Representatives. the Trustees for
the bondhoders to see that all their interests are
protected.
g. Five Government Directors appointed by me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01

Freights TO Liverpool so tuns OIL Cake at Ala 3D. and
nv steamer to-day, 1000 bush. Wheat at 6td and for
next weeks steamer 1900 bush. Wheat at iod 500 bblA
Flour at 2s Cd To London 100 tans Oh cake az 2.s; 90
says; liza n.u..,.
eSg o. The Sa, Of $50 G Mddns Yesterday d
nth recovery the decline. re
ste Our sioci bales, ;. proportion Of wEss eS.,
sold and he'd 'S.,s the Dr.'eSs .,As sass
bS. been E.ss for peemsss deliver, At PC
ss sss AZ. t sn Liverpool ss Ram
s sSf sSi sr ss PsS Liverpool SID Hsrr s
Havre have all ths engaged up to the cad Of o
va; here ro% that port We ar.., sample. ao q
ana Ss st SSs ssS the hi. s
pucg their agents here could .s.y have .Is. .s.ofm..
pool could Be- determined With. s s az. .a , Sss
e6r1, s.a ham hs more rec entirely relied on
with receipt; the port. business Is more ,,s ds
since With AZ domestic kns.h and French
So H =: S are Il
sSe"sa at last sssI but recovered yr.s, !" s The
been chiefly Northern .oan The boi o ss hg~.s.
A, Charleston far Sely Moderate ..s' ha, bee. a;s
We ioos for Increased activity at ali southern markets
relatively lower than in SewYorl and the Srer' 10th for ssss ;Ss
sales already quite large vu..,
s bale. .' s 1%% sis % y. .S &, ysaf Sris
The total since I INST AGAINST ". S ec 70 zoe 's
merit Mobile is steadily decreasing G.sca gives I,tss
The receipts Friday LIBERAL aud promise inesss
for exports for the week 5000 bales all for ii,erpoe
eo IL which SO from Galveston remainder fren
Cotton bought recently In Ner Oeso coming here BY
Liverpool and Havre BY this orirfs
sen, from Europ. the ADdd the wharf
Liverpool OF Iisyre 10 n dsys =.
varied and from secons
are The hne weather lately prevailing In Nesor
leans bs. hope there that amer all the result q TIE crop may
than time Anticipated From Mobile the accounts
still rnfsvoshe the from South estern Georgia ftom es
we hear Arkansas complaints have
Increased damage Taken altogether cossae
reported for large a than tire.
though not prepaedto Offer an opnoa TO the en-
he The
for some quite aaasfsbe accounts from
some and quite ssctous Of the cotton region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
THE ELLEN HICKS MURDER-TRIAL OF JOHN
DORAN AT WHITE PLAINS.

Preparations were made yesterday in the
weschester County Court OF Oyer and Termner for the
trial Of John Doran accused Of being implicated with
Thomas Fitzgerald. Michael CAVITY and Thomas Burke
now under sentence Of DEATH. and Michael Martin in
the murder Of Miss Ellen Hicks in the village OF West
chester in August 1906 This murder caused much ex-
ctefent at the it committed. and there have
already three four trials In the case the patcn-
lars have again and again been aid before the pubic
They are briefly as follows Three soldiers from Fort
Schuyler went TO ThrOggs Neck one evening" where they
spent the greater part OF tie night III drhsng ana pay
Elliot an uncle of Miss Hicks, the young woman VINO
was murdered entered the place, and quarrel arose
between him and the soldiers and 10 hSnt INA. iol
home in Westchcster village and the soldiers returned 10
Fort schuyler, where they were joined by three
chester village and made an attack ON III.
lots house He escaped through back
window and then Fitzgerald fired in the direction OF
little mouse that stood In the OF Eots Miss Hicks
had lust TO the door being alarmed at the nOlse the
ballstruck her. and she died from the wound
defense soldiers say that after the fight at Throggs
Neck they started for the fort but were met Ia Wesches
village by mob who bet them severely ana seriously
Injured Thomas Burkes brothers that they then went to
the fort, where Burke with tears In his eyes iinporcd
fitzgerald and to go back with him. 10 look for his
brother whom he believed had been killed. that lie asked
them TO take an ambulance and advised Fitzgerald to
take his musket II being the only one that was loaded
that after making an attack on ,e mouse and Pot nd
them any rate and ared he supposed into the open
field the night being very dark Burke, Fitzgerald and
Mccarthy are to be hanged on Friday the yh ,L 1oran
AS It was apprchended that there would
be- S dey - ws S'n presided sG~Rs sd
ordered that besides the regular panel OF 100 be
summoned. Each man was challenged by the Hon john
McKeoD counsel for the defendant and OF the $780, only
challenged Mr.. 6arles rather peculiar grounds
remarklnq that the man was q stonemasoas ana
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INSULT TO UNION SOLDIERS.

THE REBEL-COPPEEHEAD PARTY CHARGING THE
goYs IN BLUE WITH BFING CoLONIzEEs-A
sCATHING REBUKE.
HEADQUARTERS SOLDIERS AND SAILORS STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE, PHILADELPHIA, Sept 70, 1869 }
At the moment the whole loyal population OF
Philadelphia Is preparing TO welcome the SURVIVORS OF
the gallant men who fought down shareholders rebel
Ion the Chairman OF the Democratic state Central com
mltiee issues tho following insulting address
cAUTi,S 10 THE DEMOCRATS OF TINS AND ADJOINING
STATES.
socslled Soldiers Convention 10 to be held In this
city under the auspices OF the Radical party on the Isl
and % OF October The additional assessment OF voters
a TO be made the days. IRON information III
our possession IL is believed that the Convention was ap
pointed that with Wow TO bring here persons
hon other places falsely pretending be soldiers ana
10 assess and vote them in this city
nr friends in this and other States earnestly re-
onesed TO furnish us at earliest possible moment the
name description Of every man leaving thelf respcc-
tive localities TO attend tho convention IN order That ne
nav ba Identified should be attempted TO register or
vote him The fraud contemplated may thus be pre-
vented and those who attempt 10 pepe5ste 10 brought
Larman State Central Committee OF Pennsy lvania.
SAMUEL j. RANDALL
Chairman Joint Committee Of Organization for the City
OF Philadelphia.
Democratic papers please copy
The people OF Pennsylvania viii read this offensive In
,etmsut with indignation, when Eassociated with the
revelations 10 our Courts Saturday last published In
todsys papers exposing the efforts Of the Democratic
marty TO corrupt the balOboxes In their midst by fur
uhng vouchers 70 prove that for the past 1--WE years
men ia We borne good moral characer aud have been
ATTACHED 10 the principles OF the Constitution OF the
United States" and nave been wei disposed 10 tne
good order and happiness Of the same pnt, VINO. an
ftb and Ia fact three years Of that time In the
isss army These revelations are only small part Of
a concerted system OF frauds originating with ana e1
clusiveIy confined 70 tho party OF which DR. wallace
they constitute terrible supplement- 70 this out
fsgcous csirnnv upon the soldiers Of tho Re.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
MrnxrsnAr. sept. or. m.

Gold opened at 49,. selling at IN, lIls. lDi,
closing I4Ospl4o. The supply of gold Tor delivery.
the opening rates 33 loanng at l-16, l-'s, and
Hat closing about l32 per cent for coin. The clear
ings at the Gold Exchange Bank were slJo,u4.OOC,
and the balances si.l77.5s2 %.
Government bonds opened lower on 69s which
sold at ll2,, and stronger on the new bonds which
were IN good demand for investment. The heavy
sales OF the past tvs days for tho purpose OF break
in the market have largely increased the short inter
est which has to be supplied from the small amounts
sold BY the doalers-as the break has not brought
ont any amount of bonds held for investment, and
the desire of holders is rather TO purchase than sell
at present rates. AZ the close the market
firmer, with heavy demand to buy at the decline.
State bonds were lower Tennessee eX-c0upons sold
at IS; new bonds. GildG73; North Carolina ex-
coupons 75ta1j; new bonds. 74073s Virginia g.,
new 49, Railway bonds were inactive. Caution de-
clned to 40: Western Union Telegraph, S}s; Pacific
Mail was excited selling ct los, 1863. lO'! l0 1904,
closing Ill. bid Marposa Preferred sold at ss Ex-
press shares stronger Oh Adams, which sola at
523; Wes-fargo ~. American, 4SGi9; United
States 50ai9, At | o'clock Adams sold at 53l;
United States 81; American, 80: Wolls-Iar 30.
Railway shares opened weak on New-York Central
at 1868 and Erie at 4Gi The Western shares contin-
ned steady. At the 10 o'clock board n. Y. Central
sold mt l2G a 1863; Erie 4G; Hudson, 1881; Michigan
Southern s2,dS!; Cleveland and Pittsburgh -:
Toledo lO; Rock Island lOi.; Northwestern shares,
s;,. Cleveland, gainesville and Ashtabula made a
further decline Of per cent, selling at So, Fort
Wayne lI0, Chicago aud Alton $50 After the
board there was general Improvement in
prices with sales OF n. Y. Central Mt 127
Erie Az; Northwestern stocks, So; Rock
Island WAS buoyant, advancing to 1927. AT
the o'clock call prices were steady. AT the Second
Board the market was duh, and no disposition was
shown TO purchase stocks in face of the extreme
sIingcncy in money, and the fear that still greater
difficulty would be found in carrying stock which
loaned in many instances at Z per cent. AS the
sringency is artificial there was no disposition TO
buy in fear OF the fact that combination could adj
vance the price of money Ill one day per cent. At
the close the market weak and unsettled. Fort
Wayne sold at 100, ex dividend of q per cent Gov
ernments closed steady,
"a u. = 90 6b 10-. dl0S