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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-20

New YonK, September l9.-WilIiam
Morehead, feather cleaner and dyer, died
in Bellevue Hospital this morning from
blood poisoning. On Saturday afternoon,
while ut work, he was bitten BY smosquito
on the back OF his neck. lie scratched the
part vigorously, tearing of ii small piece Of
skin. The poison from the dye ON his
finger nails entered his blood, and his
neck began to swell rapidly. lie was re-.
moved to his home and thence to Belle
vne HOspital, sIUtI EsrtE7ugirEr0
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Reply From AIr. Alexander.
BEIpEronr o., September lG

VI. Lafayette Citizens: .l.r.ysgs-J
Yours OF this date is just received. In
Nply, lay.l never proposed or drank such
atoast At that or amy other banquet, then
ora! any other time. This charge has been
published Tor years, sometimes against
wcllasmyself. do not believeany
Person ever proposed such u sentiment.
sAa am glad to notice the honorable
NNHe Of most OF the Republican newspa-
ieS Of this district rs paying no attention
"IaIs ~ SANDER, knowing that il is untrue.
inahSns you for your support | am
very truly, Ross J. ALExASDEv,
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. :, .'ES'S0 on the cost OF the seasons
s"'>vs Is pretty wild work, but the figures
a,s 81 ee''aluIy very large. One estimate
s4ess !, wy lie loss Of men in wages ut over
S'VVoVO' probably Slo 100000 10 employ.
.s, @ anu SIO0o0,OOO to the general public
an, a'.s '''ose whose business was specially in
%''e'el W. with by the contes,s.-Sprinqfelci
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In the bribery Mnttcr.
WASHINGTON, September l9.-Foremau
Dickson, OF the Star route Jury, has writ
ten the following letter to q Philadelphia.
friend: - 80 7F--,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 10, 1852.
DEAR FRIESD-iour kind and friendly
expressions OF confidence are gratifying
and numerous communications and telc
grams OF n similar character have been re-
ceived. You may say 10 all my former
companions and friends that their conf.
dence has not been misplaced. I shall
fully sustain all charges l have made, and
will oppose the rottenness and corruption
which polute the atmosphere OF the De.
partment OF Justice. Drawn rs jury.
man at the commencement OF the March
term, | entered upon II compulsory sworn
duty rs foreman OF the panel. 3s5
"T The Star route Clses came OH and against
my open protest l was declared u compc.
tent Juror TO decide upon the facts and
evidence. l devoted considerable time 10
studying the case in NIL its varying changes,
and, acting upon advice OF Judge Wylie, !
took copious notes Of the testimony. After
three months Of mental labor the case
reached tho jury room, and persistent
disagreement caused the verdict 10 be ren.
dered, which was forced from the Jury BY
a direct forder Of the Court. 1t was
inconsistent and unsatisfactory. /
rose in open Court 10 keep my pledge
there. that after the disposition Of tho
case would expose the attempt at bribery,
and was checked. Hardly had l passed
through the portals OF the city hall before
the Governments digniiied counsel are on
the Street corners lenouncins me in the
most opprobrious terms. Ono Of tho
counsel in his drunkenness delivers har.
angue in the drinking bar room OF one OIL
our principal hotels in which he asserts
that my name will stink with shame, my
acauaintances will slun mo and point al
me rs Il perjurer and n liar, and that hi
had forfeited his professional honor b!
vouching for my personal integrity.
With diligence and haste the whole
crew Of Government employees, lawyers
detectives and spotteis rush TO the news
paper offices and I'LL tho sanctums lof, th,
correspondents along Newspaper Row 4
the battle cry OF Dickson must be crushed
lie is in possession OF information whicl
] We fear is damaging to our side Of til
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HE inriT Commission,

,t 81, lorS, September l9.-Arguments
,I; lire made before the tariff Commission
ot,, 1s morning in favor OF tho maintenance
%me wv existing duties on pig lead and lead
sm,, v. for an increase OF the duties on
s~s.Icf sso,n and sheet zinc, and for the cncour.
S,O'',yli! ,SO M oil ille. sorghum sugar inteacst by
,n,. %s ''Sas'I'ehaHcc Of the present tariff on
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BALTIMORE, September 10.-At the meet
ing OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows to day. Erie JssIeech, OF keokuk,
Iowa, WAS elected GRIND Sire I III. +. Carey,
baltimore, Deputy Grand Sire; Theodore
4. Boss, Trenton, Grand Secretary; Joshua
vansant. baltimore, Grand Treasurer;
Rev. j. U. Venable, Chaplain. 49,. h
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Greenfield, MASS, September ia
collision between freight trains on the
New Haven and northampton road kill.
cd Conductor Philips, Brakeman Curtis
and Fireman Esgleston, badly smashed the
locomotives and wrecked several cars. The
conductor that was not killed disobeyed
orders, hence the collision. .
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CIScISxArI, September Ex-senator G.
II. Pendleton presided to-day at the DEM
ocratic County Convention, but he made
no speech touching oil the issues Of the
campaign. Neither did the convention
adopt any platform, 6}B g1
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PlrrsnuRolt, September l0.-The oil mar.
ket was weaker today and declined from
S3 at the opening to 76l, and finally closed
ut ~. There was not so much excitement
on change, and the sales only aggregated
2,97S, 900 barrels. q. .s5sii y !
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LONDON, September l9.-Atelegram from
Sir Henry George Booth, dated Hammer
fest, September 10th, states that his vessel,
the Kara, met with ice on August 10Th
and was subsequently, driven ashore on
Fern Island. She iloated September %,
uninjured, and sailed southwark.
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Crops Suffering for Want OF Rain.

= '"Fs"SH1 1"k TUT "WIAt OI IkWIHs
INDEPENDENCE, NO., September l0.-Thc
exceedingly dry and hot weather OF the
last Six weeks still continues, and every.
thing is showing sadly the lack OF rain,
Farmers complain Of the ground being
too hard to break for their wheat, besides
the corn being so dry as to trouble them
in ngathering It. .3}'4. 35i b 155tE7i-. =. :.
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'lnnO Wnr!Icrs on n Strike.

,nS St@ YORK, September l9.-Six lhous.
ssn, rn ,eshpioycs ol the Steiuway piano works
m.n, ,"G, " %. on strike in support OF n move.
s,na, sr'.' Gi their fellow workers in the An.
S,Ha ,Ea a. factory for tho removal OF Sumner,
oI,onn ON superintendent who rendered himself
OOhOS'ous to the men. is,%
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PlrrsDvrGH, September l0.-IIon. Jas.
II. Hopkins was to-day nominated by the
Democrats for Congress in the Twenty.
second District. No nomination was made
in the Twenty.third District. 4. .5S
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Tlouisville's, 3; Allegheny !. .f j!
Troy, 5; Cleveland 5. Ten innings.
Cincinnati, 5; St Louis, I. sl2-ss.
aDetroits, .; Providence 0. 1.
Baltimore, 10; Athletic, S.
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SARATOGA, September l9.-The Unitarian
General Conference opened its biennial
session in the Methodist church this
morning, with Governor Long, Of ATassa-
achussetts, in tho chair. a report was
read showing gratifying increase in the
contributions Of tho last year. The effort
initiated to raise $4,000 Tor the AIeadyille
Theological Seminary failed by reason Of
the attempt made TO remove the school to
Cleveland. It is now thought best to ask,
ior Sl50, 600 10 endow Meadville.
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WooDsrocE, OSTr September lo,-Sarall
Elshart built u fire and deliberately stood
over it until she was horribly and fatally
burned. Her last words were ~ am going
Ia Jes,s." ss- -
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.WYoMiSG, OSr., September l0.-A boy
driving n buggy, containing two daughters
OF I. Mckenna, drove into the. creek to
water the horses, and the girls were
drowned. M &.
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1t Floaksa as il Ben Martin was counting
Cn anOmination to-day Mt Piedmont, on
we theory that man from the west would
sMaemand to head of Mason's local
"'sNslh. Zen is n sly old politician. -
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i'ntnl fire Du,nn rx,Io.to,

G,4 sIIitlS, Ia, September l9.-An explosion OF
lseu,r au,''' ~ IN mine near Dartmund, killed
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OsE year ago last night President Gar
EalllirI.
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FOREMAN DICKSON.

He Writes Letter defending ii In Course
IN the bribery Mntter. ..-g..
WASHINGTON, September l9.-Forcman
Dickson, Of the Star route Jury, has writ.
ten the following letter to Philadelphia
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Government has employed special
counsel In the Detroit tobacco cases.
Red Cloud Is in the city TO talk about the
Pine Ridge Agency affairs.
During the last month 40625 immigrants
arrived In this country from Europe.
DIR. Reyburn was the first of the Garfield
claimants to present his warrants.
Ex-senator Conkling made q three hours
argument for the Southern Pacific Railroad
before large audience in the Supreme
Court Wednesday.
All the first and second-class POstmasters
have been notified to make no purchases
of Office furniture until authorized to do
so by the First Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral.
The senate committee on railroads has
agreed to make favorable report on the
bill authorizing the Southern Pacific and
other railroads to consolidate into contin-
uous line from ocean to ocean.
Rumors are floating about Washington
that within sixty days Secretary Lincoln
will be appointed minister to England, Gen.
Hartranft be made secretary of war, and
Attorney General Brewster be given JUS
tice Bradley's seat on the supreme bench.
zee OF, who made fortune In the laun-
dry business at Allegheny City, has return
ed to China TO marry his cousin. The mat
ter has caused vast amount of talk. Sec.
Folger was appealed to, and decided that
under. the last law the bride can not be
brought here.
Having ascertained that the Oregon Cen
trail road has constructed but few miles
OF track, and controls upward of 800
acres Of land between Portland and 4
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come into the service aJ the lowest grade.
The opposition to the provision assumes
that 1t has political Significance and also
q practical effect which the trainers never
intended or imagined. Toallay the suspic-
ion and mistrust which might perhaps Inn
peril the bill In the house, IL would be best
perhaps to omit the clause. The prospect
Of passing the bill in the house Is not so
good, though think 1t will pass that body
The bill introduced by Mr.. Kasson provides
for four-year terms, but not for competitive
examinations. 10 contains what must re-
gard as impractical provisions effecting re-
mOvals. | can not look upon 1t as q reform
measure at all, but doubtless IL Is so intend
ed by Its promoters. Ii would require a
change every day of the year i'm the New
York custom-house and oostofllce. II will
be denounced by the Democrats as mani
fest attempt to keep the present men I'm Of
fee under q Democratic president, and
hence as an effort to give party advantage
under the guise of reform. Nothing SO
much as this KassOn bill imperils the pass
age of the PendletOn bill in the house, and
1 think il much to be regretted that Mr..
KassOn can not be induced to move the PEN
dletOn bill In that body. 1t will be moved
by Mr.. HiscOck, who Is giving to the Pen
dleton bill an efficient support. i do not
think the KassOn bill has any chance of
passing either house, and while l think
Democrats enough will support the Pendle-
ton bill to carry it through the house, yet
the Kasson bill placesit in considerable
perilo
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-29
GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

WHEAT.-Higher; December, 81 @9SBc;
January, 911s(@s31<c; Feb, 92X@94ssc.
CoRN.-Lower; December, 501S9521sc;
jan, 4ssl@50s6c; Feb, 4S1S@49Xc.
OATs.-Higher: December, S911@4OAc;
JAN, S51s93555sc; Feb, 34Sd3511c.
RYE.-Firm; December 57@57Nc; JAM,
5Sc.
PRovIsIoNs.-Mess Pork higher; Dec,
Sl6.959l7,l2 11; Jan, $l7. 073f@l7.271S; Feb
ruary, $17.2716 all. 4215. Lard-Steady; Dec,
sold at S1O.371f@1O.4O; January, $io.SO@
10.47l5; Feb, $10.45@106O.
-CATTLE.-Market firm. We quote:
Fancy heavy export steers. SO. 40@6. Is
Choice fat steers, ................. 1896. Is
Good do. .............. 4.60(05. 75
Medium grade steers. ............ 4.1O04.tO
Hogs.-Market firm. Sales ranged from
$5.5o@6.2O for light packing and shipping;
$6.10@6.60 for heavy packing, and from
$6.25@6.65 for fair to choice smooth heavy
shipping lots.
BUTTER.-Steady and firm. We quote:
Choice to Fancy Creamery at Ssa40c p n;
ordinary to good do. 25a33c; good to fancy
Dairy at 2Sa34c; common to fair do. 20a25c;
Ladle-packed, 15a16c; packing stock at IS
lS16c; Grease, 9a11c.
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CONSUMPTIONCURED.

An old physician, retired from &C.
tive practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East Indian Mission
airy the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of consumption. Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and
Lung affections, also a positive and
radical cure for General Debility and
all nervous complaints, after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful cura-
tive powers in thousands of cases,
feels it his duty to make it known to
his fellows. The recipe, with full
particulars, directions for prepare
ton and use and all necessary advice
and instructions for successful treat
ment at your own home, will be sent
you by return mail, free of charge,
by addressing with stamp or stamped
self-addressed envelope
DIX. M. +. CAss.
2or York street, Jersey City, N. ]
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Sealed Proposals

For furnishing wood for Union School
District of the City of Owosso, will be re.
ceived until Saturday, the 23d day of Deem
Der 1882, as follows: I25 cords 81 feet long,
to be delivered at Central School Building ::
&c cords feet long at Branch No. I; 20
cords - inches long, at Branch No. z; &c
cords, ? feet long at Branch No. 3. All
wood to be sound body wood properly split
ready for use
Proposals for all hard wood and for mixed
wood will be considered; also lots of IS
cords and upward for the Central Building.
Parties offering proposals should state the
kinds of wood they propose to furnish. The
wood to be delivered on or before the goth
of March, 1882.
The right to reject any or all proposals is
reserved. Owosso, Nov. IS, 1882.
Z. K. HUTCHINs.
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Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between ID. Burhans and M. c.
Dawes, under the name, firm and style
of Burhans & Dawes, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Bur-
hans retiring, having sold his interest
to l.. A. Hamblin and E. M. Miller who
with M. c. Dawes assume the business
and all liabilities Of the late firm, UNI
der the name firm and style of Dawes,
Hamblin & Miller.
Dated Owosso City, Dec. Ist, 1882.
ID. BURHANS,
NJ. &. DAWES.
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$1,000 Forfeit =!

Having the utmost confidence in its superiority
over all others, and after thousands of tests of
the most complicated and severest cases we
could find, we feel justified in Offering to forfeit
One Thousand Dollars for any case of Coughs,
colds, sore throat, influenza, hoarseness, bron-
chitis, consumption, in its early stages, whoop-
ing cough, and all diseases of the throat and
lungs, except Asthma, for which we only claim
relief, that we can't cure with Vests Cough
Syrup, when taken according to directions.
Sample bottles 25 and 80 cents; large bottles one
dollar. Genuine wrappers only in blue. Sold
by all druggists, or sent by express on receipt
OF price. JOHN c. WEST & co, sole propTie
tors, 1871 & 1888 w. Madison ST. Chicago, Ills. Sole
Agent in Owosso, 4. M. BROOKS. D22 vi
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For Sale.

Good farm OF 40 acres, situated a
miles south of Owosso, under good
cultivation, plenty of water, good
orchard. Call at Mr.. I.oring's on
Exchange street.
Owosso, Dec. IL, 1882.
tt LIZZIE Trocksel.
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$500 Reward !!

Liver COMPLAINT Dvspepsia' Sick Headache Tn.
digestion, Constipation or CUstveness we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
directions are strictly complied with. They are
faction. Sugar coated. Large boxes, contain
ing 80 Pills, 25 cents. For sale by all Druggists
Beware of counterfeits and limitations. The
genuine manufactured only by JOHN G. WEST
& co, 1.-The Pill Makers" 1871 & 1888 w. Madison
St.. Chicago. Free trial package sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of a cent stamp Sole
Agent in Owosso. Il. NJ. BROOKS. Dr. vi
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will be at my residence on section
eleven in Bennington, every Friday in Decem-
Der. at Pittsburg on Thursday the goth, and
at Bennington Station on Thursday the 2ist,
for the purpose Of receiving taxes. All per-
sons holding Road Receipts will please bring
them when they come to nay their taxes.
+. N. WAUGH,
Township Treasurer.
Bennington, Dec. 9th, 1882.
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Notice.

]. M. Brokaw will purchase live
poultry during the fall and winter of
1882 and 1883 at his store in Owosso.
Those having poultry to dispose of
please call and see him before selling.
Fat Turkeys will be inrequest for the
holidays, and fowls Of all descriptions
later. No poor, scrawny poultry
wanted at any price. %
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ST TOJIIS

WHEAT.-Lower: No.2 Red Dec, 95C9
9511c; January, 95%@9619c; Feb, 9SN.
CoRN.-Lower; Dec, 4416d4511c; jan
uary, 45lS@46c; Feb, 45&@0461Sc. OATS
RYE-Lower at 571Sc. BARLEY.-Steady at
GO9S5c. PRovIsIoNs.-Pork dull; $780,
Dry Salt Meats quiet at s6.25, $40, S.95.-
Bacon steady at 1926, 1925, 1918. Lard
lower; 5000. HoGs-Lower; Workers,
S5.5Oa5.S5; butchers to best heavy, S6.lo@
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l will be at the store of c. A. Bald
win on Washington street every Fri
day during the months of December
and January to receive taxes.
Owcsso, Dec. 4th, 1883.
]. A. ARMSTRONG,
City Treasurer
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BALTIMORE.

j Fs 70 r. Western zete n sugerfne, ss.1s
Winter Red Spot and Dec, $1.O7@1. 071s;
January, S1.07N@1.0S; February, $1.09J69
Ito. CoRN.-Western higher; Mixed Spot
and December, 6S@63s4c; January, 615s@
61s4c. OATs.-Higher; Western White,
47@4Sc; Mixed do. 45946. RYE-Higher
at 64(065c
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-29

The stock raisers of Colorado esti-
mate the aggregate value of their tlocks
and herds ut $50, 100000. The number
of horned cattle is placed at $3.50, 900.
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CINCINNATI

40. WHEAT-Firm; No. 2 Red Winter,
95@96c. CoRN.-LOwer; No. Mixed,
53Hc. OATs.-Higher; No. 2 Mixed, 40c.
RYE.-Quiet; No. 2 Fall, Csc. Provisions
Pork dull at $3.50. Lard quiet at $40. 25.-
Bulk Meats firm; Clear sides S6.75@9 1211.-
Bacon dull; Clear sides $11.09.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-29

ria, representative rayson, OF iiIinois, mas
prepared resolution for the forfeiture or
the land grant.
The bill introduced In congress TO permit
the construction Of H wagon bridge between I,
the merchants OF the latter city, but hard
fight Is being made by the Union Pacific,
which has q monopoly Of car ferriage. The
estimated cost of the work Is 100000,
which can be readily obtained.
THE TOBACCO TAX.
The agitation of the question of reducing
the tobacco tax has had q very marked eff
feet upon the revenue. 1t Is stated at the
office of the commissioner OF internal reve-
nue. that, while the tobacco tax this year
until near the meeting OF congress yielded
very considerably more than during the
same period last year, the falling of lately
has been so great that the revenue from the
tobacco tax for the year will be nearly $2,-
600, 600 less than II was last year. This fall
ing off in this branch Of the Internal revenue
shows how great the stagnation In the to-
baccO trade is.a
A QUEER STATE OF AFFAIRS.
The foreman Of the present star-route
jury, when his name was drawn, said his
mind was made up already. Nevertheless,
both sides accepted him, and the court or
dered that he be SWORN, Before the trial
began he again repeated from his place on
the jury-bench and to the court the reasons
why he was not a proper juror, and asked
to be excused; but the request was not
granted, and he will serve. This circum-
stance has given rise to much comment,
particularly in legal circles. The juror Is
known to be. and he himself told the court
that he was, q follower of Col. Ingersoll in
his peculiar religious notions. What does
it mean? is. the question in nearly every
body's mouth.
PENSIONS
Commissioner Dudley has made his reply
to the Senate i'm the matter of the resolution
asking the number of persons that would be
affected by the passage OF House bill 1,4lO,
for MANNED soldiers. The total net annual
increase if the House bill should become a
would be $2,02l, pa. The Commissioner
thinks that this number will diminish from
year to year, as 1t Is rare that new pension
Is now allowed for amputation. There are
now Of this class. amputations, 9,lS2 per-
sons. The following table gives the statis-
tics as to these manned soldiers:
Proposed Annual
increase net I'm
Number. per month. crease.
Loss of one hand, now
receiving $500 per
month. .............. L. los S22OO $?G, OLE
Loss of one arm, now
receiving S24.OO per
Loss of one foot, now
receiving $500 per
month. 49,. ........ LIB zoo 668,072
Loss of ono Leg now
receiving S2i.00 per
month. $50. .,..... 1865 1900 3I7,4I2
Loss of one hand and
foot, now receiving
1886 per month";. 10 30
Loss of one leg at hip,
now receiving $3.50
per month. ......... q 80 $50
Total annual net in
crease between pres
ent rate and StJ per
month. 81 02I PA
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BOSTON.

WooL.-Active but lower; Pennsylvania
extras 3Sa45c; Michigan, wisconsin and
New York do. 37a3Sc; cOmbing delaine
fieeces, 42a4Sc; pulled woods, 25a47c.
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MILWAUKEE.

WHF sac FsTen;;r1 December ssn s Jam
CoRN.-Lower at 5Oslc for No. q OATS
Firm; No. 2 White, 35kc. RYE.-Higher;
Soc No. /. BARLEY.-Lower at 1890 for
No 9
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NEW YORK.

WHEAT.-Higher; No. 3 Dec, $1.07%
los; January, $1.O9H a1 .09sS; February,
$1.11x@1.11N. CoRN.-Quiet; Mixed West
eIn SpOt. b7(11Oc