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Philadelphia WOOL Market

PHILApELPHIA, January l4.-Woo,-
Dull and prices steady; supply equal to
the demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia NX and above 46@50c;
extra 46(d57Ic; medium 50654c; coarse
46(649c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and western fine 42@4Sc; medium 49@
SAC; coarse 46@49c; combing washed 6S
@62c; do unwashed 42ac; Canada comb
ing Csc; fine unwashed 3o6Slc; coarse
and medium unwashed 35@S9c; tub
washed 49@56c; extra merino pulled
49S42c; No. and superfine pulled 400
42c; Texas fine and medium 24@2Sc;
Texas coarse 2lGl23c
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NOT ALLowED.-The counsel for
Henry Snyder, recently convicted in the
County Court of Marshall county, on
several indictments for selling intoxicat-
ing liquors without license, at Mounds
vile, and now confined il Jail in this
city, presented on yesterday an applica-
tion to Judge Melvin for writ Of error
to the indictments complained of. The
writ was disalloWed.
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RUNAwAY.-Yesterisy afternoon the
horse belonging to j. A. Holiday. con-
ceived the idea while standing on Mar
ket street, opposite the postoffice, that it
might be in more congenial cline at
home. Being undisturbed, he started on
run, crossed the Iron bridge and drew
up at the planning mill Of his proprietor,
as well as though he had been driven.
No damage was done.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE PENITENTIARY.-The Board
met at the Penitentiary on the 18th, all
the. members present.
The usual monthly bills were audited
and ordered to be paid.
The Superintendent was directed to
employ competent engineer to grade
the Penitentiary grounds as intended by
the original design.
Col Chsrles e. Smith, Col. Watson,
Maj. McCorrlher and Captain Bridges
were appolated committee to make ex-
animation, and report to the next meet
ing of the Board, the best plan for water
works.
The next meeting of the Board was
fixed for Tuesday, the 9Th of February.
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ABOUT THE COUNTY CoURT.-The
County Court was organized in March,
1873. At the beginning of the term just
closed, December 6, 1875, when the court
has been organized two years and nine
months, it appears that there had been
docketed 1881 cases; of these 81 were
chancery, 2l5 criminal and S75 law
cases. OF this aggregate there remained
at the close of the term Q criminal, u
chancery and loo law cases; showing
that 1910 causes have been disposed Of
by the court.
Ofthe al cases remaining over, it is
claimed that some were tried to, juries
that disagreed, someI are pending on
references and interl )cu.ory DEGREES, and
some have been tried to the Court aud
are awaiting arguments Of counsel. The
rest are in an advanced state.
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NAIL PAIRING For pairing the nails q
sharp knife should always be used Scis-
sors, by pressing together the edges OF
the nails, injure their vitality. Weak,
brittle nails. are frequently caused by
some disordered condition of the system
Rinsing them in a weak alum water, or
rubbing them with lemon juice, will
strengthen them.
ST. VALENTINES Day comes on Mon
day this year and it's Leap Year, too.
All Fools Day, May Day and Christ
mas Day also occur on Monday this year.
The Fourth of July independence Day.
occurs on Tuesday, as also does the an.
niversary of the birth OF George Wash
ington.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, January 14.-Cotton--
Dull at l2sc. Flour-Dull and unchang-
ed. Wheat-Quiet at 81 35rGl SO. Corn
Firm at 45(G46c. Oats-Dull at 35(G
42c. Barley-Dull and unchanged. Rye
Quiet and firm ut 1SCaS0c. Pork
Dull at $40 O0@20 %. Lsrd-Quiet and
steady; steam Sl2 %; kettle ls@l3ic.
Bulk Meats-Quiet at @7!@l0i6@
lie. all loose BacopDull ut 7(d7i@9s@
lie. Whisky-Steady and in fair de-
mand arSl 0S.
Hogs-Dull; common to good light at
Sc s5@,7 90; fair to good packers s. 100
I rs; choice 81 S5(d,7 40.
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judye Melca'

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Melcn.
The court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
The day was occupied with the e1ami-
netion of witnesses in the case of Samuel
Anderson vs. G. l.. Cranmer, trustee.
Tie case will p 'obably be argued to the
jury to-day.
The court adjourned until this morning
at 10 o'clock.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January l4-Flour-De-
mand fair and, market firm. Wheat
Demand fair and market firm; No.
white Wabash 81 %; No. white Mich.
gan 81 26; No. 8 81 IS; old white Mich.
gan 81 40; amber seller January 50 25;
seller February ~ Is. Corn-Steady
md in moderate demand; high mixed
&c; seller January 472c; low mixed
.4}c; no grade 43c. Oats-Dull and un-
hanged.
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janl0-l5

NEW DYING ANDCLEAN!NG ESTAB
N SISHMENT, by Mr.. Joseph schmati
metz, No. l735 Market street, MORT
end Of Market Street Bridge. In M
employment is Mr.. Louis Dandelir, al,
lytfc chemist from Paris, France. A.
kinds of Shawls. Dresses, Ribbons, and
kinds Of SILK and Wooden goods CleanN
or dyed on short notice and prices 10 gl,
satisfaction. Black WOODEN goods tran
formed In color, viz: Drab, Dark Gre-I
Maroon, Dark Rubis, California, b.
marck, without injury To fibres or fabrt
Coloring, Cleaning and Repairing Gentle
mems Clothing In the best OF styl'
in my establishment. Patronage solic!,r.
nOy5tbS&T
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following are the transfers of real estate
left at the County Clerks Office for the
week ending January IA, 1876:
Deed made December 16, 1875, by
James A. Campbell and Others to Sarah
Mendel, for all their right to a certain
piece of land on Main street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Admitted
January I, 1876; Sl,13l42.
Deed made December IG, 1875, by
Lillian Mendel to Sarah Mendel, for
land on Main street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth. Admitted January I;
$l,SS5.7l.
Deed made December Ii, 1876, by
Curran Mendel and wife to Sarah Men.
del, for land on Main street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Admitted
January I; S3,77l.42.
Deed made December II, 1875, by Mrs.
q. NJ. Chandler and husband to Sarah
Mendel, for land on Main street, between
18th and 18th. Admitted January 4;
$1,SS5.1.
Deed made January l, 1875, by Henry
X. List add wife to Daniel G. List, Jr.,
for part of lot "A, Main street. Admitted
January 1855.
Deed made April %, 1885, BY Joshua
d. Pricg and others to Eliza Karr, for
"a feet off the west end of lot II, on
Water street, in the Fifth ward. Adj
mitted January 9Th. Consideration a
deed.
Deed made April %, 1875, by Hanni.
bal Forbes, trustee, to Eliza ksrr and
othe =, for lot II on Water street. Ad-
mitted January sth; $4,000.
Deed made April %, 1875, by Louisa
MCracken and husband to Joshua d.
Price, for lot II, on Market street, Fifth
ward; $500.
Deed made April %, 1875, by Eliza
Karr and husband to Joshua ID. Price,
for lot No. II, on Water street. Adj
mltted January 8; considerations decd.
Harriet Glass, Annie Glass. Kate G.
Hsndlan, VIM. NJ. Handlan and others,
power of attorney to convert shares in
TIC tslutC VI NuuIt" pIdts, utCcdscu,
into real estate.
Deed made Jan. 8, 1876, by Valentine
.Geesey and wife to Nelson Taylor, for
lot 20, IN John McLure's addition. Ad.
United Jan. 8, 1875; $3.50
Deed made Dec. o. by VIM. p. Hub.
bard, Special Commissioner to Samuel
j. Ellifritz, for halt Of lot 204 and the
south half of lot 205, west side Eofi street,
Centre Wheeling. Admitted January
8; 1856.
Deed made January 10, 1876, by Ed
ward Reid and wife to James W. Pax
ton, for lot in square s, on l6th street,
between Main aud Market streets. Ad.
mitted January llth; $1,000.
Deed made July ~ 1875 by Stone
Church Cemetery Association TO Jos. +.
Paul, for burial lot No. 81 of section a."
Admitted January 10; sS7.
Deed made January 18th 1876, BY L.
J. Marsh, Trustee for Cathrisn W.
Marsh, to John Schsnber for the south
one-bali of lot l39 in Chspine addition
and lot No. 80 in J. and b. Ritchies ad-
dition.
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DIRECTORS ELEcTED.-At a meeting
of the stockholders of the Etna Fire and
Marine Insurance Company held yester-
day, resulted in the choice Of the old
board, as follows: W. B. Simpson, VIM.
q. Handlan. J. X. Botsford, J. r. Nc
Courtney, J. l.. Hobbs, G. P. Browa, K.
A. McCabe.
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Ashbel +. Hamilton IS ap.

PosTAL.-Ashbel +. Hamilton Is ap.
pointed postmaster at Beattys Mills,
Marion county, West Virginia, vice
George w. Beatty resigned. George F.
Miller is 'appointed postmaster at Cabell
Court House, West Virginia, vice Mrs.
F. III. Church, declined.
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PEpEsrRIANIsM-Jam Adams, Of
New York city, and Lee Hammett, Of
Bellsire, Ohio, are matched for one hun
dred dollars side. Adams is 10 walk
sixty-one yards while Hsmmett runs one
hundred, to start by the report of pis-
tol, to take place on the Fair Grounds,
Wheeling Island, on Saturday, January
Is, at > I'm. PAY OR PLAY.
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affecting &egister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Eighth Annual Statement Of German
Fire Insurance Company.
Furniture-G. Mendel, Booth i Co.
Hamilton Opera :.House-Robinson's
Minstrels.
New Sugar Cured Hams-R. S. Smyth.
New Sugar Cured BEER. j. Smyth.
Breakfast Bscon-R. j. Smyth.
Hamilton Opera House-Maggie
Mitchell.
S.rayed-Cow.
For Sale-Cottage House.
English Lutheran Church.
Letter List First Page.
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Our steubenvilIe singists at tho
Opera House.

Opera House.
The Philharmonic of Steubenvilie
concertized to q very large and select au-
dience of the best people Of Wheeling
and they may feel highly asttered by
the number and quality of their auditors
The performance began at about twenty
minutes behind the time appointed, and
when the curtain was raised serious de-
feet was at once manifest to every audi
tor-a certain indistinctness and weak
ness, caused by the setting of the scenery,
which, in every concert, should Do the
scene farthrest front and not the very
last set.
The opening chorus by the Society
was very nicely rendered, and showed
careful training. The sophrano solo
"For YOU" of Miss Kells, was loudly sp-
plauded, and the young lady received
a very handsome bouquet from some ad-
mirer in the audience. The bass solo OF
Mr.. Macdonald was decidedly the fea-
ture of the "First Part" OF the concert.
After some delay the Society" appeared
in a selection from Verdi-"Spirit Inn
mortal" which was finely render.
ed. The tenor solo OF Mr..
Coyille, of the Gonnod Club, Of
Pittsburgh, was tie feature of the sec
ond part. This gentleman has a very
sweet and true tenor voice, well-culti-
waited, and under perfect control. He
we'll deserved the loud applause which
followed his performance. The soprano
solo of Miss Moody was slightly mar
red by the young lady's embarrassment
in appearing before SO large an audience,
but as she proceeded she grew more as
sured and more successful, bringing
down the house" and three very hand
some bouquets from her numerou. ad-
mirers.
The duet between Messrs. Colville and
Mcdonald, was really SPLENDID per-
Torrance and was duly appreciated by
the audience.
The finale, the familiar "Miserere" Of
Verdi, was well executed, Miss kells
and Mr.. Colvllle bearing the principal
parts.
We must congratulate our Steuben-
Vile friends upon their ability and learn.
ing, and wish that it may be our pleasure
to hear them again at an early date.
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A WHEELING paper says the Opera
House is best patronized when it most
merits patronage. The editor Of the
above indicated rural sheet must consid-
er negro minstrel shows very meritorious,
for unless there is an erroneous impress
sion down this way, they are the enter
tainments which draw in the village
which is the temporary Capital OF West
Yirsinia.-Ritchie Gazette.
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No HUMBUG.-As we intend to quit
the Dry Goods business, We offer from
this day until February LIST our entire
stock, regardless Of cost. Remember sll
goods not sold BY February lst will be
sold at auction. S. KLINE & Son.
1865 Main street.
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LEG BRoxEN.-A young son of Joseph
Meyers, an Eighth ward saloon keeper,
was accidentally knocked down in front
of his fathers house, and had one of his
legs broken.
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POLICE CouRT-Jud0e Cranmer.

There were only one case before the
Police Court yesterday morning.
John Richie charged with drunken
ness was fined four dollars and costs.
In default of payment he was committed
to the work house tor twenty days.
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TERRIBLE news for the ladies. The
reign of false hair is over. Plated coils
and curls are coming in.
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/ GIVE notice TO my customers of 8
Cheap Counter erected in nay store, where
will be found slpacas at l2c, delsines at
l23c, wool plaids at l2c, grenadines 8,
SC, and one thousand other articles which
We can't numerate, equally cheap, to re-
duce stock. Come and get them, as /
must sell them. J. W. FERREL.
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CALL soon TO secure Bargains in u.
great reduction in the price Of n.
Goods and Carpets at
j. W: FEERELs,
Corner Main and 10th street,
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Ladies Seamless Side Lac, a.
just received at L. V. BLosD's
ll35 Main St,...

HERsoME-Will sell mems calf r..
some Caters at cost for cash onlv '''
close out present stock. :"
JERRY CLlNss.
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The plumbers, ice dealers and coal
merchants, drink daily to the health of
old Probs.
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THE new thing in architecture is to
have window directly over the mouth
of the chimney fues running up both
sides
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NorIcE.--If you have money to b,.
Dry Goods or Carpets, call now on
j w. FRps,,
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A SOCIAL EvENT.-Last night large
party of invited guests assembled at the
new store room OF g. w, Seabright, in
Centre Wheeling, and celebrated sort
of Opening" The affair was gotten up
by the Nail City Boat Club boys. and it
was perfect success both in
regard to pleasure and socia-
bility. Billy Mayors band furnished
thelmuslc and the dancing was kept up
until an early hour this morning. We
and our friends are under obligations to
Messrs. Knowles, Peters, johnson, Sea-
bright, Anderson, Bingell, Weisgaber,
Hague and WATSON, for the kind Il eat-
ment and attentions. We hope We may
live to be at their next dance.
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1t is sad that Hon. JEFF Davis has been

1t is SAID that Hon. JEFF Davis has been
invited 10 make speeches at some OF our
county fairs, during the coming fall.
The celebrated trotting horse "Woffin-
din" breG and owned by Senator j. M.
Bennett, was sold the other day by thst
gentleman to Hon. Peregriue Hays, of
Gilmer county. A young fortune in
"hard cash" changed hands as the price
of the animal.
Mr.. Scott, now Of the law firm of
Scott & Arnett, of this city, is about to
establish Democratic paper in Clarks-
burg. Mr.. Scott, (who is now prosecut-
ing attornew of Doddridge county, is a
gentleman of considerable ability, and
will doubtless make the enterprise sue
cess.
Chris. Siebke has new attraction at
his saloon. He received from 1.-The old
country" few days ago, Prussian
"Needle gum" and one of the celebrated
"Chassepot rifles" Both of these guns
were in actual service during the slate
unpleasantness" between Germany and
France.
There is great complaint, by persons
from distance visiting this city, of the
delay on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
A party of Senators were compelled to
"lay over" ii hours at Grafton, waiting
for a train, and it is said that one venera.
Bile member of the High Court did some
of the "tallest cussiu'" there, that was
ever heard in Taylor county.
Jane Lew, hourishing little village
IN Lewis county, came by its name in a
rather singular manner. The ground
was owned by Hon. Lewis Maxwell,
whose wifes name was Jane. In order
to give representation to both sides, the
town was named "Jane Law,"-the
Jane" after Mrs. Maxwell, and 'Lfw"
after Lew" her husband.
We learn from Mr.. Lewis Baker that
his son is much more seriously injured
than was at first supposed.
Maj. Thomas G. Smith, of Parkersburg,
departed home yesterday.
DIR. T. b. Camden, Superintendent OF
the Hospitable for the Insane, was pre-
scented with handsome cane yesterday,
by VIM. Kane, Esq. Of this city.
Maj. McFadden, Of the Steubenville
Gazette came down with the Philhar-
monies last evening. He was induced to
stay over until this evening to deliver q
lecture before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
Chas. n. Allen, Esq, formerly propri-
etor of the Steubenville Gazette was in
the city yesterday.
Maggie Mitchell is coming.
Ex-Gov. Samuel Price, of Greenbrler,
is at tho Mcclure House.
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THE County Clerk issued ten marriage
licenses during last week.
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Photographs and Porcelain
Miniatures
For the Holsdays. Order soon ST
HIGGINS GALLERY.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL
United States, for the District OF Wea
Virginia,in the matter Of Thomas swte
ney, In Bankruptcy.
To Whom ii may Concern:
This is TO give notice that a secott
general meeting Of the creditors OF saG
Thomas Sweefiey, the above named bank
rupt, will be held: ut No. W., Twelfth str,-t
in the City OF Wheeling, In said distI!e
on the 9th day Of January, A. ID. 1870
10 o'clock A. NJ. at the office OF, and beion
George f. Boyd, Esq, one OF the Regnta
in Bankruptcy In said District, for t.
purposes named in the 5,Og2d section
the Revised Statutes Of the United Stala
Title, Bankruptcy.
Dated wheeling, w. Va, January IL
1876.
A. J. CLARKE,
W. HUBBARD.
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FoR Blankets and Flsnnels call AL
w. Ferrsps, corner OF, Main and 9Gs
treets,
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SECOND HAND Pianos AND ORGAss.-

N0TIcE.-All goods in pawn which
have run out unless redeemed or renew
ed within three days will be sold.
DERoY d WELLER.
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De Roy & WELLER, 1904 Market 8.
dealers in gold and silver watches, chains
charms, ladies, and gentlemsns jewelry
OF all kinds.
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LOOK up your old hats, byes. st
Pathrick's day comes next
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GENTS new coin silver watches a, IA
at 1904 Market street, Wheeling, " :.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGIAb
R1Snnn2nd:

bk6ION Ib75-76. o-,o,<r
Winter Course Of Lectures begin CO..
LIST, and close In Ave months. Full co., co.,.
Of Medical Instruction by the Feee,nu
and daily system Of sxamlnstions os S
Pharmacy Course, SIS. Beneficiary ~, a.
$50. For fuif particular or catalogue
ply 20 J. b. McCAW, II. d, No. -
-, Richmond, Va, Dean osthe Ise""'
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J. W. FEsREL Is cleaning out his
stock Of Dry Goods and :CsrpstsabtiOs0
cot.
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FINE solid gold ladies watches at SIS
Il 1904 Market street.
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LADIES side lace shoes, plain and box
toed, at JERRY CLEMENS
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J. w. FERREL's heavy reduction, l.
the price of Dry Goods and Carpet.
making things lively sure at the corre
of Main and 10th streets.
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A pooT race will take place at the
Fair Ground; this afternoon.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, January 14.-MoNEY-
Easy at soc per cent. Prime mercsn-
tile paper GIGS per cent. Customs re-
ceipts $751;, 900. The Assistant Treasur-
er discussed $S0s,OO0. Clearings $685.
100000. Sterling Exchange strong at
4s4!@4ss.
GoID-Opened at 1122 and closed al
llS, the two extremes of the day. Rates
paid for carrying were 4, 5 and 2 per
cent. Loans at fat.
GovERNMENTs-Strong and higher,
with an active investment demand.
United States Is of 1851, coupons...........l2l
Five-twenties, 1854 .............-.........--..
Flve-twenties, llsool
Five-twenties, QS65) new.................-.ll1;s
Five-twenties, (iS6) ..........................l0
Five-twentieS, (locS) y
new n
Ten Forty CouponS......... ....."ii.as
Currency lZi3s
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Go AND see the Cheap Coun,e, d
Dress Goods at j. w. FERRIES
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New and unredeemed gold and silver
watches at 1904 Market street.
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RAILROAD B0NDS-Strong anu In
brisk demand, with large TRANSACTIONS in
Northwestern.
STATE BoNDs--Dull.
SToCKs- Strong and higher, especially
for some of the western shares, the ad-
vance..ranging from ! to q per cent. but
ut the close there was some reaction un-
der sales to realize profits. Michigan
Central made the greatest advance, rising
from $50 to 6lt, with final reaction
to 60aa6l. Lake Shore followed
with an advance to GAL, closing at "a;
Northwestern preferred to 59s with the
latest sales to 59s; the common, after
selling up to ALI fell of to 4Oi 4Os; St.
Paul active; common advsLcing to.39a
and preferred TO 10, with reaction of !
per cent in both shares at the close; New
York Central advanced per cent and
the other changes were slight. The trans
actions were 10000 shares, of which
$4,000 were Pacific Mail, 5000 Western
Union, $4,000 Northwestern, $4,000 st.
Paul, $4,000 Lake Shore. 1000 Ohio,
1000 Wabash and 1900 Michigan Cen
trxl
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MONEY, money, money. Money Lou
Office at 1904 Market street, Wheelir,
w. Va. Money loaned on diamond
gold and silver watches, chains, jewsr
Of all kinds, guns, pisto clothing ~:
everything else of value.
FINE side lace Shoes for Ladies JUS. >.
ceived at u. '. BLoNDs.
1885 Main stree,