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Morrow for Garfield in Buenos Avres.
4 Wisconsin BurZlar CAPTURED

Some excitement was occasioned At Waupun
Wyatt charged with being the principal in the
safe robbery vt Merrill 4 few days ago Wyatt
has been resident of Waupun since childhood,
and there his widowed mother still lives He
entered upon q life of gambling and for tho
last four years has been IN intimate associate
Of the most desperate class Of gamblers and
blacklegs that infest the lumber towns of
northern Wisconsin. On the day OF the rob-
berry Wyatt vas in Gallsgher's place with pal
ard the disappeared but did not leave on the
train That night the saloon was robbed, and
suspicion 1t once fastened upon the two fel-
lows, and led to their arrest When secured,
Wyatt had considerable money on his pereon.
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When a Boston girl is presented with a
bouquet She says: "Oh, how delicions,v
sweet. It's fragrance irppcnetrates the en-.
tire atm sphere Of The loom. A down
east girl simply says: 1T smells scrnmn.
tuo,,s: thanks, Reub ben"
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RECORD OF CttsE1E,

Tho graud jury have indicted Jones with ill.,
t=nt to kill Guitean.
At Dahlone, Ga, John Bell shot and killed
Jehn BlackstccS, who was trying to prevent a
difficulty between Bell and another young man.
The convicted directors of the Mechanics &
Laborers' Savings bank OF Jersey City have
been denied q new trial aad will be seatenced
December 2.
At Strafford. Mrs. Naldron, who has been
for some time Ill, called her granddaughter to
l,er bedside and cut her throat from ear 10 ear
with g razor aud then killed herself.
At Crookston the safe in the Office of the AL
bion house Was burglarized last week aud $62j
extracted therefrom, 1926 Of which belonged
to the proprietor and $500 to q guest
The grand jury Of Chonnango county, n Y,
found thirty five indictments against Henry T.
Robbins for forgeries during 1873 and 1879.
Robbins has lived in Kansas since, under an
assumed name.
At minneapolis, Charles A. Weaver. who
passed forged check on Max. Bentson and
was indicted, tried and found guilty of forgery,
was brought before Judge Lochral for sentence
to two years and six months in the state prison.
Second Lieut.. Luke Clarke, an officer on the
retired list committed suicide at Bucyrue, O.,
by throwing himself in front of a moving
train. He was about forty years old, and has
been living in Bucyrus sbout three months nea.
the residence of 3 lady to whom he was soon to
be married. He has relatives in Columbus and
Cincinnati.
At Raleigh, N. c., Thomas ". Lynch, an old
ana respected citizen, being missed from home,
lis sons made search, and found his body with
the head crushed in lying in the road, and un-
der q bridge rear by were found two negroes
dividing the money and property taken from
tto murdered man. THO negroes are now in
JAIL
At Greenwood, Ala. Bland, the murderer, OF
Dr.. Ca;hy Of Alma, has been found guilty OF
murder i'll the first degree Tho murder was
one Of the deepest atrocity. Ore day last fall
Dr.. Cathy left Alma and started out in the
| country to see patient. Bland, armed with a
gun, concealed himself uear the road and mur-
dered the doctor in cold blood
Henry Meyers, cigar maker, of st. Paul,
while partially insane, jumped into the Missis-
sippi ard Was drowned He came from Illinois
to Minncsota in 1866, and leaves wife and
two children. His wife became insane and las,
summer was sent to st. Peter where she now
is, while the two boys, aged seven and nine are
now being taken care Of by friends.
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THE friends OF Mrs. Abraham Lincoln
assert that the pension Of $1,000 per
annp'n, voted by congress, is insufficient
for her support, and {. movement is being
made, for an increase. The large volun-
tary contributions to Mrs. GARFIELD and to
Gen. Grant probably inspired tho move-
ment in behalf Of Mrs. Lincoln.
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4 man named Oliver, travelling for large
boot and shoe honse Of Rochester, n Y, was
robbed in Dubuque Of gold watch and chain,
valued at $780,
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NUMBER ii.

trict OF West Virginia. After the war he served
40 adjutant general Of Ohio, under Gov. Todd
he was zsalous worker In the cauee Of educa-
ton. end was founder Of the present system OF
public schools in Toledo, and for twenty y-one
years held the position of president Of tue
board Of education.
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Changes in the Treasury.

Washington special to Chicago News: Secre-
tary Eolger % has decided & that the @ good , Of the
changes. Several prominent officials will soon
be asked to resign. Others will be transferred
in different bureaus. A number of appoint
ments must be made to fill the vacancies thus
created: All this takes time, and as Judge
Folger intends to be just he will not act until
his plans are fully matured. It Can, however,
be said that the only reason Why = number oi
important changes have not before this been
made, is the difficulty encountered in finding
suitable and satisfactory persons to supply the
the places of those going out It is probable
that chan ges will soon occur now occupied by
secretaries French and Upton, and Aessrf:
Power, Lamphere, James, Babcock, Tingle and
one or two others
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The Search for the Jeanette.

DR.. Berry. searching for the Arctic steamer
Jeannette, writes on Octobe. lG that owing to a
heavy sea he was anable TO effect a landing on
the coast OF Siberia, and put a party of six un-
der command Of Master Putnam on an island
near Cape Serge, there to remain until the ice
permits them being taken off, Putnam has
provisions for year, and dogs, sled and boat
for exploring the ccas, to tho westward in search
Of the Jeanette Glow and eurviving whalere
Putnam il instructed to erect cairns At inter-
vals, giving directions for reaching the depot,
aud try and interest the natives BY Offering re-
wards in case they assist any parties in reach
ing the coast
Morrow for Garfield in Buenos Ayres.
A letter from Buenos Ayres says: The death
OF President Garfield grieves US eorely There
was very touching demonstration in Buenos
Ayres. Fifteen thousand peIsons marched past
the American legation with various national
banners draped. There were eighteen bands
in the procession playing dirges. The United
States minister etood on the balcony With many
American residents. Not speech, not shout
and not a human voice was heard The three
ex- x-presidents Of the country walked in the
ranks. Between 1000 and s. 900 were italian
residents, about 1000 French and about
1 500 Germans.
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= Gross Net
COMPANIES. 8 Earnings. Earnin's.
&
Debt.

Balt s Ohio e$ls311 80 81, ,9s6, $40 $3s 375
A., H. Il $. Fe l.591 S,l3, l>5 os 159. 200
Cent. Pacific :, ,5S6i 70, O,4Ini24i S4SS5 $50
Chic. & Alt. i ,U3li 1851 2o5i G52 4Oo 10 9S1 $50
c., B. Il O. 3 1o5 90 49o Ol5 TO- Gs1 55o 81 AIS 725
c. NJ. & St. p 3,G27 l3O2ellS 5:;.3 iop II 34o 5IO
Chi. & n. w 2.5l:E 173493IJ S917 75Ol ;,61 Is GOO
ILL., Central. ,2S7I $500 81 3, 53;, 12OoOGOO
L. S. s. N. S. III Is 7a0 900 S31OoOOj 1880 900
n \. Cent .l,COG :; 175,9l3 10, 500 219 80
n. VI. E&W ,N9 l9GM!, loo. 7,0l9,1S4| 1o173 IA
N Pacific . 9Ss, 2o3o ISL 7o9oSS| 6.399. 800
U. Pacific. ,S25 % 494 DOG l l6 162. .626
W., st LIZ p 2, 40 IT, ~. Iii 42O94' 'S58
l.. & n ashv 237S; 74:,5 S4SI 3 ,;43I 1880 g1O
c., r. l. & PHI 34S lli6l G6oI s of5 116| l5OO)0O0
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Train Robbers Bahled for Oace

Two gentlemen Who arrived at Kansas City,
IN the Santa FL train rotate IN experience with
train robbers near Spearville Tuesday night
They left Pueblo Tuesday afternoon when near
spearville train man passed through the cars
warning the passengers that robbers were on
the train and advising them to hide their valu-
ables. A scene Of confusion and terror eneued,
women screaming while everybody frantically
tried to hide his Possessions in every oonoeiv-
able place. 1t seemed ehat i've suspicious
characters boarded the train at tho station BE-
fore Spearville and then tho train men disoov-
oring them armed themselves, warned the pas
sangers and prepared to defeat their purpose
which they were satis6ed was robbery. Al
Spearvillee wrecking train stood on tho ei6e
track and the hands were summoned to aid In
capturing the robbers, but the willy fellow, ,dve
in number, skipped ont from ono side OF the
car while reinfercemen,s boarded it from The
other. Chase was given but they escaped in tho
darkness. Tho i've mon wero disguised With
mumers, slouoh hats, etc., and I'll heavily
armed.
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Mrs. Christlancy Reported Insane.

On Friday night in Washington tho janitor Of
tho police court building was surprised
by the apparition of woman bare headed and
in her night dress, rushing madly up Louisiana
avenue toward Sixth street He overlook her
just a. she was entering the law Office Of Cook
4 Cole. and to his amazement discovered that
it was Mrs. Lille Christisncy, the defendant in
the celebrated divorce suit Hor hair was
streaming over her shoulders, her feet devoid
of any covering Whatever, and she was scratch
ing wildly and viciously At her face. The jan
itor endeavored to persuade her to return to
her residence, but she broke away from him and
exclaimed that she would never return home
again; that she wanted to zee her lawyers
on very important business. Her shrieks It.
tracted quito = crowd, and carriage was quick
ly summoned and tho unfortunate woman was
placed in it and driven to her residence, about
four squares from the spot whore she WAS dis-
covered. Her rawlings were terrible to isten to
as she WAS borne down Louisiana avenue Tho
construction put upon Mrs. Christiancy's con-
duct is that her troubles have driven her mad,
and the next step in the case may b. to send
her to the asylum.
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NJ. G. George

l. Henry H. Bingham.
2. Charles O'Neill.
3. SAINT j Randall.
4. William D. Kelley.
3. Alfred @. Hammer.
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YLVANIA.
S. Cornelius g. JadWin.
6. Robert J. C. Walker.
=. Jacob n. Campbell.
8. Horatto g. Fisher. '
q Frank Relshoouer.
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Rapid halfway DuIldlng.

The total miles Of railroad now definitely
undertaken In the country, andto be com.
pleted during the next fifteen months, to.
yether with the effect upon the interests oil
the people as suggestive OF possible iinan.
cial disaster resulting from excessive de.
yelopment, form the topic Of an interesting
article in trustworthy financial newspa.
per. A comprehensive table Is submitted,
in which there Is mention Of no road which
has not actually begun work, or which has
a subscribed capital with which TO coin.
mehce operations. Tho great feature Of
railroad building now is the number Of
new enterprises undertaken within few
months past, on which definite arrange.
ments for construction have already been
made, Thptable is, however, necessarily
incomplete, and In some cases The
number Of miles TO be completed be-
fore December 81, 1889, has been estlmatedI
but these estimates have always been
made below, rather than above, the figures
which the known facts seem to WARRANT.
From this table II appears that the grand
intaI al miles to DO built during the next
GiIeen months IA 1886. In the geogra.
nhical section lying between the Atlantic
ronSt and the upper Mississippi river, and
rctih Of the Ohio and Potomac rivers, the
nHnbef Of miles is 4,7gl, Of which the fol.
lowing named roads constitute most large
iv, Nav York, Chicago and 81. louis, 400
Scw York, pittsburgh and Chicago (estl;
mated, 900 Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and
Westcrn, edo, Chicago and Atlantic erie
oSisnslonl. 2b7, New York, IAck1WanDa 4
Syssletn, 242; Toledo, DelPhos 4 Butling
Ion iali lines, 1926 New York Western
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William J. Coughlin, OF somerville, Mass
says In the fall Of 1915 was taken with
bleeding Of the lungs, followed by severe
cough. | lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed In 1877 / was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said had hole
in my lungs as bigas half dollar. AT one
time report went around that ! was dead.
gave up hope, but friend told me Of DR..
William Halls Balsam for the Lungs. | got
u bottle, when to my surprise, commenced
to feel better, and to-day 1 feel better than for
three years past
n write this hoping every one afflicted with
Diseased Lungs will take DR.. William Halls
Balsam, and be convinced Tint consumption
taken since my Rirkneas
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Are yon disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II 80, go ut once and get bottle Of Mr..
wihslow's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon H.; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever tise,l
II, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
nStliCt, and relief and health TO the child,
operating like magic. II is perfectly safe 10
Use III all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses III the United
States. Sold evervwhptN d rents bottle
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10 TOME n PROOF

,.,,,,v and Liver Diseases and RheumRtm-
hianI Terribly. Nothing seemed 70 help me
sssl aot SeI out Of bed DE- sni1h GliTed ne"
Wheeling, w. Va,
~ poiypuG Of Nose, Impaired VOlce.-Sul.
CA n, yeaS' patent medicins failed 70 help me,
R x .n M completely cured me, 90, Drr,r
olSpeldel & Co., Wheeling, VIVA.
ID. and liberated Treatment
2.po Allied to give me relief Dr. smith cured
M {sA'' 'N' THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
aE,.-"Had them fog i9IIIeen Eea 5i,,, p5 smith
s9iS ,E I'M Running Sores on HsadI"Ay son Was
.s,t,,I Ion fourteen ycAn, N0Ining seemed 70
hs!p him. W. ' MRS, CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, W.. Va
r.rr.,-"suferrd Tor yeAn Win cancer Had II
IA AN, III ne IlmCa Il returned after each opera.
CIV oui \, smith cured me without knife CAusae or
ton VI ''' MRS. q, n. CIRCUIT.
Ttn, ri,,uls Of AnnL-FlAt Of my back for Is
i " Rep1ryd dying, Dr.. smith cured me With
s s ERIIs' In av' Week" THOMAS coLy1N,
uboleStle Grocer, Main ST., wheeling, W. Va
rr,c%tlons Of Ructum, ProlApAuS aud Piles
nv tyrn IN 10 die and pronounced incurable,
" Srlth cured me without knile.
" 'D''" '''N WASHINGTON DEl.ANY,
,,,uO Iadd writes:-"Dr, Smiths professional
~, ~, In nv family have been most satisfactory
E "a commend him 70 all Is gentleman and
Elit,b,i nhy,lriau" iuA
Hi IVY. tTarI Rolb Ays:-"I had been suffering
G ys and ,S4 va y many PsySSanI Ia 10
gPP ,Et 6oup removed q monster 100 feet long"
~T s5 romplAinh,-Three years In hospitals for
,lI. .. yy, me- peculiar advantages In such ensOG
Pl,,,oi cured Of cAtarrh diseases Of heart lIyOE
stomach, g,lucy' skin, blood, nervous Insct!Cn,
,sbna testify to my success.
Viz cured without the knife,
p.,rnu, nj distance may DO treated by letter and
,si.stIon guaranteed, A chart for sell eTaminR. |
M cnI OH receipt Of two thEeo'cent stamps, and
n n,o,aI4"Il Al Office free ONCE hours from A.
,%Pp H, daily, sunday from 2to6P.M, Call |
!. " y, sIircsS, J. K. SMITH, N, D.,
'I ,Sli No. Of Twelfth ST., Wheeling, VIVA.
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tho Kidney.Wort advertisement in another
column, aud II will explain to you the
rational method OF getting well. Kidney.
Wort will save you more doctors bills than
any other medicine known. Acting with
specific energy on the kidneys and liver, II
cures the worst diseases caused by their de.
rangement. Use 1t at once. In dry and
liquid form. Either Is equally efficient, the
liquid Is the easiest, but the dry Is most
economical. Interior. MWF&W
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I would sav thnt tbe work In India,

would say that the work in India, in
which Or. Thoburn and my son is en-.
gaged, Is not connected with the Missionary
Societies, as they receive no aid in any way
only from the people where they labor, the
samo MS pastors here Should any OF the
Christian people OF Wheeling feel disposed
I shall gladly transmit their Christmas or
New Years offering with my own, to help
Dr.. Thoburn in his need.
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Is to be found in BURDocK BlOoD RifTERS
As mn antido,e for sick headache, female
weakness, biliousness, mitigation, constipa.
ton and other diseases of d kindred nature,
these bltteFs are invaluable. Price tIi trial
size 10 cents
For salo By t.aughiiu Btos. 4 Co., wholesale
druggists, Wheeling W. Va.
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Piles! PILES | Piles 1!
Assure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

Anp Cure ior blind, bleeding, Itching and VI
tt,aiel rIlg, ha, been discovered by Or. William,
ainilt, fcmrly,l called Dr. williams Indian
4ancnl siuge box has cured the. worst
thyirnsu. VI . or 10 years standing. No ont
d.ihl sp,uug medicine. LOtl0u5, instruments
mi rIrt nariv, do more harm than good. VIII
lAla, UhtnrntNh.pTbs the tumOrS, RllHys the III
Rue lbhing particularly ut night after getting
warn III bed acts ASA pOlltiCc, gives Instant md
Bdlln, nlei aud IsprCpared Only for Piles Itch
Read what tile lion j. ". COtlnheFfy, Oi CleVe
lhi, NysN0Uut Dr. Williams Indian Pile Olnt,
cent I have used scores Of Pil0 Cures, and y
IHltimc pleasure to ay that have never found
Anything which gave = Ch immediate and perma'
NEAT plIrfM Dr Williams Indian Ointment. :.
sllby lOgan 4 Co., Bridge Corner; wheeling,
nj By Ill druggists, or mailed OF receipt Of price,
lOl lIENRY & CO., PiOp'ri,,
drS row Cleveland, Ohio.
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lie that Is surety for stranger, shall smart
for It. But he that trusteth III SPRINa Dion.
som for curing liver kidney and complaints
Of a like tendency, shall never BIZ disap.
pointed. Price 30 cents, trial bottles 10
cents.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Whole.
sale Druggists, Wheeling. w. Va.
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CARBuNKLEs Feluns, BuiR, Sores Of long
standing, such "A Ulcers, Assessed, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid Of d knife OF
poultice by using Mn, Jnlye Myers Drawing
and Healing salve. Piles, Bait Rheum, Fry.
sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains,
etc, II has never failed To cure. For sale by
tDRa1 a Co. nav
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II have used BuRpOCK BLOOD BirrERs with
great benefit for indigestion and onStipation
Of the bowels" Q. L. EAsroS,
Hamilton, Ont.
Price 81; trial size 10 cents.
druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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II. F. Mccarthy, druggist, Ottawa, Ont,
states that lie was afflicted with chronic
bronchitis for some years, aud was complete.
" cured by the use Of THOMAS EcLEcrRtc
For sale by Iaughiln bros. / Co, Whole.
sale Druggists Wheeling, W. Va,
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Ask druggists for though on Rats" II
clears out rats, mice, bed bugs reaches, yer.
min, flies, ants, insects, l6c pOr box.
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oss HUMRtp boLtlRt reward TOT better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment u
4 sure cure tor Pilte raw
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CHICAGO, December l1,-E1Our dull and un.
changed. Wheat active but lower: 81 2SjiRl 2SIS
CASH 81 25 December; 81 26ISai 70 January; ii 26
o. 9lIs February No 3 do, 81 I2ai iijS rejected
e0aebc. Corn In fair demand at lower rates; CO.,
February: csc May rejected bSI4c. Oats arm ii
Axe cash; lisic December; 4l5Ec january llIIc
February; 4G9SC May, Rye easier al we flar.
ley dull 81 Sl0S Flaxtetd easier al 81 sal 81.
new SIG y Cnsh and December ti6 lbaiO so
Iahtiatyi I'll IN February; 81 20 March Bull
meats quiet sh0I den SO 70; clear tlH S. Is. Clear
sides s. g Whisky quiet amt unchanged al d r..
The following shows the tluotuatINiA IA the Chi.
cAgo grain aud produce market Saturday, AZ re.
ported BY John NJ. Hoon & Co.. brokers, No. 1lGi,
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INV York, December l7...Cotton nominal al ia
IL tl6c: futures barely steady. FLOUR steady; re-.
CcIpts 900 bushels; exports 400 SuperHne State and
western y 2A60O. Corn, good extra % OOaB o. good
10 choice 81 load o. white wheat uxtnl 81 2jl9 W;
extrI Ohio - 26AS %: 81. Louis s. lOaa co. Mime.
sofa patent process 81 2jaD w. Wheat lalc lower,
closing with tic market unsettled; receipts 90 500
bushels exports l1I,i0O bushels; uinKnued HpfltfE
! q; No. 9, 81 q; ungraded red SiaiGi IO No, I
do u IA; No. 2 duSl 9gAl 10 for new; 81 iNii N
for old No. red 81 4!N 4l.uiIgraded white 81 81
a. 4O1; No. do, sales 1000 bushels vi 81 8al SSl
No. red December, saes 96,U0O bushels, II o. 80t.
al 4OH, closing at 81 8DM January, sales 7i2OOJ
bushels. Of q 4011Al AN closing al 81 4O56 Feb.
ruary, sales 472GO0 bushels al Il l3ai Az clos.
lug At 81 43k; March sales $4,000 bushels, al
4JJ74Al 46ts, closing Of 81 w. Corn lJSc lowe;
options cloSlng dull receipts 81 600 bushels exports
81 OW Bushels ungrnded 66a69lSc; No. 3, GtlSaGsc.
No. 2, GS1ltEDc; No, 2 white 76C; No, 2 December
GSXc; January 6SISaGy1sc, closing at 6Ss{C; Feb.
ruary iO1Ea7lIS Cl0sing at 7oISc; May 7StSa7lsc
Oats hc lower aud fairly active: receipt
q go; exports none: western mixed 4s abiU; white
bOh6Sc. Hay quiet and steady al CSC Hops dull
and unchanged; yeArllnEs l2t22C; eastern and
western 22aggc; New York State 22a2Sc, Coffee dull
aud unchanged. eugar, demand fair aud mhtkel
firm, MolaAses quiet and steady IllCe steady
with iair demand. Petroleum dull and unchanged
Tallnw firm. primo city nc ROSin frner al 81 ~
A2TM TurpentIns firm and hlRher al 6jIIylD1c
Egg, western fresh quiet and unchanged lnfl
dull and lower new lness siB on Beef 1niet and
steady Cut meats dull and lower; long cieAi
| % l2I% short clear % 87N Lard steady; pfif1I
team I'll 0SAll 10. H'iltRi dull and weak At l2e
Zoe. Cheese, firm for fancy al RJLaii9.e
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Ia Ess.l....lI!s;s ..lS
daily, except sunday, a follows:
3fhrough Trains 10 Pittsburgh,
although Trains 10 Cleveland.
2ThrOugh Trains 10 Chicago.
PRrlOr CRS between HellRville and Cleveland
Hotel and Sleeping Cars Oh all trains between ".
lance and Chicago. + ~ =
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iJlNS9 e I MONTHLY TOT January. 20 cents.
l. Fourteenth g., New York, delb
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ESQ. Palace. Drawing Rson and Sleeping Cam
on all night trains.
Close connections are made for oil poilt4 south
aud Southwest, North and Northwest making this
desinble route for eOlOnlsts and persons moving
70 the great West, aud 10 whom particular attention
IA given