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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-02
FINANCIAL AND COnMERCIAL.
New York Money and stocks.

New York Money and Stocks.
NEW YORK. August MONEY cay lat l1ta
Q per cent, closed at l per can't. Prime mercantile
Ellis steadier at 81 IS; demand aS7.
GovERsMrsrs-Firm and In good demand. .
us. Is, extenied LOB IS. T. & 8. C. lrsts...-llt
o.. 8. AZ, coupons. .ll2hIu. p. bonds, arsts...ll2k
u II, soupons.....l!9hl I. Land Grants .le9h
Pacific Is Of l95.......l2I ill., ?. sinking fund .ll9
EIe seconds;;:.:..... or do Rio Grand diy... 10.
Lehigh j. Wilkes.".-l0lMl
RAILROAD Bosps-Ircgular; Boston. Hartford q
Erie fists made a further decline 10 ~.
ST .TE SEcuRiriEs Inactive.
Louisiana consols,.- etAIyirginia 6s...-,....... SO
Missouri es...".......l0 Virginia consols. en-
St. Joseph.........l0o TIA mat. coupons. s715
Tennessee 6s.......:... IS Virginia preietred.. Q
tennessee 6, 50 N. div.
srocxs-The market was weak aud lower
Throughout the greater part Of the day and the de-
vile & Nashville, Denver, Western Union, Trunk
Lines and Gould shares being the weak " In the
decline, accompanied by reports Of fresh difficulties
10 Boston.
In tie last half hour OF bushes. there was a
change for the better hEd q recovery Of kal per rent
took place, Southwestern, Northwestern, 81 Paul,
Laekawanna, Lake Shore and Union Pacific being
prominent In the improvement As compared
with lat night, the closing prices are HAM per
cent lower except for Omaha preferred and Illinois
Central, which arc down lalH per cent: hiIwau:
kee& ": Paul, Northern Pacific unio Pacific and
Oregon Transportation, however, are haA per cent
In specialtles Oregon improvement declined
s per cent 10 s., ascompAred with the last recorded
sales, Chesapeake & OHIO frt preferred fell OIL u
per cent TO iSh: Long Island ] per cent 10 SVx,
. g. Point terminal Y per cent 70 32b, Manhattan
Beach y per cent to2lk, Memphis q Charleston 1
per cent 60 80. Minnesota & ST. Louis x per
mond 4 Danyille declined III per cent to IS and
closed NJ 80, New YORK. d New England, which
brought 10Y yesterday, broke TO &c and rallied 10
q. Biokers' d Merchants Telegraph rose 2 erceni
| "a f9Q
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A aiysterious witness.

DUBLIN, August LIN the case OF Poole,
charged with completely in the murder Of
Kenny in Seville, Place wal remanded un.
til Friday. The prisoners counsel asked
the court to commit the prisoner for trial
and the Crown Solicitor replied that the
counsel for the defense would not be in
such a hurry for trial II he was aware OF
the identity OF the witness from America.
He refused to give the name OF the witness
or ship which is bringing the person to
Ireland on account Of attending perils.
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RRN1RKs

The run shows this week a fair increase 10 num-
bep over last weeks offerings, but the quality gen
orally proves to be untatlsf4ctory, being too heavy.
There Is q scarcity OF the kind needed. Prices
show an advance Of fully Nc over last weeks tg-
ures, and are fim at the quotations. We quote
grades AZ 8xas3Ic, with extra at d thade higher fg-
ure-most sales At and near S5zc. Last year prices
ranged from lQk 10 IKE. with most sales at Iha
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TEE Rev. George H. Thayer, Of Bourbon,
Ind, y "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to ehiloh'S Consumption Cure" Sold
by McLain Brothers, and Alex. I. Young.
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bargains
q walking shoes and slippers Of
L. V.;BIoND's.

WILL you suFrEs with Dyspepsia and Liver
shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
o cure you. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex, 7, Young. paw,
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Thermometer RECORD.

The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, % observed at 6cnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday: ,.r,c
1851 1859
IA. II. ~ Y. 81. M.7P.A /. II 4. \. u n. Sr. h.7r.h II.
n 81 so & IS IS 81
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THAT HACKING CouoH can be so quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II.
Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex. 7.
Young, p4w.
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Drs. W. X. Curtis and j. N. Cooper, OF
Wellsburg, and DR.. Colley 6briver, OF Beth.
any, have been appointed the local board
Of health for Brooke county.
Monday evening about s o'clock, a frame
house owned and situated on the farm OF
Nathaniel Wells, Esq., In Brooke county, W.
Va, opposite Steubenville, was completely
destroyed by fire, together with mucn Of Its
contents. The house was occupied by Mr..
Ephriam Wells aud family, ADD that gentle
man being absent from home OF the time,
his wife only succeeded in saving part OF the
household effects. The loss is about 81. 200,
with no insurance.
Last week IN Gilmsr county Scott Law aud
Dave Watson killed forty winged bats. Last
year, at some time, while Telling q large tree
an oak standing near by was s,iTered or split,
80 th-t a large slab was left hanging, which,
by pulling back and allowing 1t TO swing,to
would make a loud noise, aud answered the
purpose Of soaring squirrels from the corn,
rhe boys thought 10 use the same device
again this year, and in trying the same fol
the first time the slab was found to be liter.
| ally alive with the bats. Besides killing the
forty q large number escaped.
On Saturday afternoon q lot OF boys were
playing and shooting ate crackers In front oil
Jack Galaghers saloon, IN Cannelton, NJ
nawha county. Gallagher told them II they
didn't stop he would shoot ono Of them.
They paid no attention 70 the threat
and Gallagher went TO the door and fred
into the crowd three times, the third shot
striking Johnnie Hall. the son OF William
Hall, In the head and intiicting q wound
from whit the brain protruded. The little
fellow ives carried home, and died during
the night. The weapon used was q thirty.
eight calibre revolver. Gallagher was moi
arrested. ntfN
Mr.. George Cunningham, one Of the old
residents OF W%aynesburg, Pa, committed
suicide In the court house yard at 1880
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, by shooting him
selfin the head. The report Of the pistol wa,
heard at the time, but his body was moi
noticed till 1870 that afternoon. He leaves
q wife only. The deceased was 4 man OF In
temperate habits, but had not been drinking
for q day or two, on account Of which 1t !!
thought he had become craSed at the time
OF the shooting or that he was discouraged
about getting his house built. He wal
burned out during the big fire there somt
time ago. He was Il a kind and harmless
DISPOSITION, i ed IS. Ff -
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CASES, SHELVING AND COUNTERS.
Auction at Robertson's Old Stand this
morning At 8 O'clock, 70 continue until
stuck Il disposed OF. .
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surLou's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Bold by McLain Brother, and Alex. 7.
Young. - pAR
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II You want d bargain In a low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinspect mystock before
purchasing. 1 guarantee brices and styles
70 auit. u. ". BLOND.
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The Cincinnati sulky and Buggy Com
pany made an assignment yesterday to
Thomas @. Campbell and William s. Rowe.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets, estimated at
900 000. III
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LADrEs' and Gsntlemen'san fine Hand sewsd
Shoes q specially al L. v BLONDE
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Els OWN HANGMAN.
A olsoo0aAeEo MERCHANTS PLAN
or RslNrlns Himself Of III. Care. .ad Troublsl.
Not Abls to Pay for a farm h. hld Bought.
He Seeks a Cline whore there Is 10 Bar.
Ing or sslliss-O.A.r stats Itsn,.

On Tuesday night Charles Kosruer, q
country merchant living In Washington
township, Belmont county, hung himself
with astrsp. He had recently bought q farm,
and finding that be was unable to meet one
Of the payments on 1t, he brooded eysr his
troubles until they assumed gigantic proper.
tons, aud in a Ct OF dependency be resolved
to end all his cares by death. He failed 10
appear at the usual time yesterday morning,
and his friends becomipg uneasy broke optn
his store. He was found with the strap
about his neck, kneeling upon one knee on
the tllJr, evidently having resolutely
Strangled himself to death. The occurrence
caused a shock OF horror all over the vicinity,
where Koerner was we'll known and generally
raanactaH
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TOR SALE.
LOB SALE

E'oh sAA
A valuable Farm Of $50 acres for sale, stu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ". Va,
Smiles from B. & q. r. r. station, is miles
from Wheeling, on q good road, all In gran,
and in q high state OF cultivation; one.halt
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit, we'll
watered. To be sold In one tract or In par.
coils. For further particulars call on or Cd.
dres1 nUE
~ ,m.8r PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va.
Mention this pancr fa2hnIw
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REMARKS ON nKry cArrtz.

IotAlbAics, .-......' .'."... low
The market opened to-day on the Hill slightly
more active than last week, aud at prices q shade
yeiy long and before the close trade became very
dull and the opening advance scarcely maintained
The quality u the offerings was not Of quite a.
good al average Is last week, the tops being quite
as GOOD, but the medium grades being more nv.
merouE. Phcos SAGE, with most sales from IA
THE swNE MABxEr.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-MY RESIDENCE No
ial7 casplips ssfeSs; Possession ViSsn sn SO q
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The books at the Postofice show the fol.
lowing as the result Of the work Of the letter
carriers during July.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
GTATE FAIR NOTICE.


TO EXHIBITORS.
The officers Of The West vlRiaR Fxoov,,..
State Far AnociAton will &c on tSet,A noa AID
MoNDA1. AUGUST 9, lSSS, Iron . A, y. y ny
tSt ~ sHt tSssr o. So Ss,9stpE space Q pet,ons SishiSi
held Sept 10 To 10. 1855 II Wheeling n y, Ioee
charge Tor space 70 exhibitions. "'EA' No
anI or IRaE HOOK s.U,
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
oITicE OF CALvEEToS LIVE Stock YARps.l
MONDAY, July 30, 1888,
REcIrrrs or THE wrKK.
sheen ana 4,TS3
ewine aIASs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
4 REPORTED EuBEzzLEuENT

1t was reported yesterday that Charles r.
Chubbuck who has been for several years the conden
al clerk OF John r. Robin Custom House and insurance
broker at No Bale Pnes had mysteiousy disappeared,
together with several thousand dollars belonging 10
customers Of Mr.. Robin. and United states registered
bonds amounting 10 $1,000 the property Of
toner Chubbuck who Is only twcntysiN years Old
lately given small interest In the business aud
trusted with power Of attorney business in
Mr. Robins during his temporary absence from the
city. Recently Mr.. Robin went to Saratoga for few
days, and II IL said that Chubbucks Visits
70 certain gambling resort in West
Twenty ifih-sL became noticeable at about the same
time. ON Mr.. Robins return he found the books IN
confusion, and called upon CbubbuCk for explanations
CmbbuCk stated that he had got into trouble w.th Il
woman, and intmatcd that she had blackmallcd
him He said that the shortage would not cN-
coed ~ 900. and that ne would give up NIL he
had 10 make good Mr. Robins loss and
would leave tn" city 10 begin honest life elsewhere
Mr.. Robin said that II would be better ChubbIck to
remain and strLightrn out tho accounts. Chuhbuck
agreed 10 this since that time he has been In
this city, II Is said, and claims which have been made
upon Mr. Pohn by importing houses and others who have
entrusted business and funds TO his office show that the
embczzlcmcnt has amounted 10 al least $1,000 There
IA reason Ia believe that Chubhuek h@a 10
Chicago aud the police Of that city have been requested
look him.
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rHE SrIrE EoIRD or HEALTH.

ArEANG. Nov. u. the ecting of
the state Board Of Health to-day, Health Officer Smith
reported diminutlon IN the cases Of smallpox arriving
at the port OF New York, which he atribntedi Ia MS
Efforts during the past year TO induce greater
interest ia the subject OF vaccination
on the other side Of the Atlantic. lie suggested the adj
Visibility Of conference Of the quarantine authorities
Of the yarou. States with view to uniformity OF pro
,cure In matters Of dsnccon, and called attention TO
the danger from the importation Of rags
James 7. Gardiner. from the Committee on Drainage,
Sewerage and Topography reported progress IN the sur
yey " the Oak Orchard swamp district, and called
attention 10 the necessity for agricultural
drainage by farmers and others.
Dr. IaIii- presented statement ~ the progress ~ the
work IN The investigation Of dphthcra In the Batavia
Blind Asylum.
Irasius Brooks spoke Of the necessity Of hygicnic
measures IN .tr Institutions and Mr. Gardiner called at
tcnion To necessity of inspection of such inSttu
tious uy an engineer well %, pl5 HiCiJu~.
Reports were made various rubc under consider
alton The committee on the alleged nuisance caused by
The starch factory At Glen Cove made report which
adopted. but IT. substance Il kept secret.
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LYDDY BRorHERS rREpoSrERoCs cL1iM

TO me EdttOr Of Thc Trlb,,nc.
SIR Referring TO the cxtravagant claim Of
Lyddy Brothers for costs counsel fees aud expense,
proceedings Instituted by them to secure a judicial
final decision 10 the term OF Office Of the
late Surrogate OF the County Of New York IL - ,.,
TO know that the whole question now rests ia The d,
erection OF the Board o. E1tnat and AppOltOumcnt. By
the of the Legislature To which you have cdit,ria
referred chapter 4lO, Laws Of 1850 that
Board is d" authorized to audit and allow
az charges against the city aud county of
New York sOnablc costs counsel fees and O. cs.
paid or incurred la OF 10y reason Of the legal proceedings
heretofore had I'm the courts Of this IN the year -Sl
regarding the term OF Office tie Surrogate OF the
County OF New York"
II Will bc rccOIlcccd that the proceedings were lust-
tutcd lately for the benefit OF private individual add not
20 uphold public interest The case J., entitled
The People rel. Charles i;OsGukran2 respondent n,
Joseph b. Carr secretary OF state, etc. appellant aud
Is reDOrtcd In volume 20 OF the New York
Reports, page 5l2. II WAS argued October D. 1881,
before The Court OF Appeals and decided October %
throe days aftcrward the question evidently did not
perplex The mind Of the Court the opinion occupies
only three pages OF the report aud all the judges con
Cured careful reading of the opinion Judge apaO
shows that the decision OF the Court rests upon familiar
PRINCIPLES OF aw and construction about which no good
iawycr could have any doubt. Any reputable lpwvc.
would De glad 20 conduct the proceedings to "a
anded by the claimants I'm the Judgment Of intri.
Gent lawyers whO understand the history and nature Of
tbe claim II should be wholly distowci The action Of
the Legislature has gwen II neither character valid
ity O.S. II.
Ns,O- York. Nov. 90, 1888.
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FRANKLIN B. GOWEN TO RESIGN.

THE READING IL SUFFICIENTLY fho'i
CONDITION TO DISPENSE WITH Ills SERVICES
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21.-Franklin b. Uowen
has Issued circular dated to-day In when nc ,ho
his intention OF resigning the presidency Vi W.
Reading Railroad at the expiration OF his prcSen.
term. He recommends George DEB. Keim' .uo
vicepresident as his He takes TINS F,eP
cause the company "has now snrrhouhte" an ''o AZ
Co., ~ th last four eyentful years" In his circular MI
Gowen says 80, oorr
lam glad to he able to announce that me net ending
,nas ~ the company for the current hscal year .es
November So after providing for all n1eu Cn" the
will be equal to per , Gen1 tbep common
stock Of the company As these net earnings arr bonds
S0 I5i oO0 such bonds must be retired before "a" No
dend can be made TO the shareholders cage
donbt however that the outstanding income tep
bonds can be provided for out of the proceeds me
securities available for the purpose anu cor
surplus OF net earnings over fixed chnrgddS and
ried IN the credit OF a dividend iunu n at
in this eycnt Il "a probable that the opinion OF me
holders will be taken at the forthcoming annual nS the
upon the question OF the payment vi VA
proper amount thereof.
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taken four muskeeers to make the affair less exaggera
ed, and still my father did than this He reloaded
the rifles OF the killed and wounded Austrians fea
when mas been pronounced impossible TO four such men
as Ath0s Porthos, Aramis and D'Artagnan."
Nor are the three former altogether such creatures OF
the brain as one would think. NJ. Auguste Magnet Du-
mas principal collaboration In The Three Musketeers
Is not unlike AthOs physically well morally Though
many years have passed since the work first saw the
light, those who knew NJ Magnet but short time ago,
could trace the resemblance When the Prssians occu-
pied Ills residence at St. Mesme they often looked at
large picture representing The Musketeers. This
tall serious thin one is AthOs; he looks like YOU" they
said.
The collabOraeurs lived at short distance from each
other; Dumas at st. Germain in his Chateau de Monte
christie which he had made n marvel; NJ. Magnet at
BOugiyal, whence he removed after his friends death
up the hill that led TO Dumas abode with copy sticking
out OF their pockets and hastily scrbbed notes in their
hands. WheTeabout are you with ChicOt Don't you
think 1t is time he should reappear :" Answer" Choo
rcappears tomorrow" And DArtagnani Has ne
returned from England p He comes back to-day. Do
have Louis XIV arrested" Are you mad Louis
XIV arrested le Grand ROi 7" Trust TO me, Bragel
lone Will manage II beautifully" Thus fact and fancy
were mingled Thus fact and fancy will be mingled on
sunday In the speeches that ill be delivered One aneo
dOte OF Dumas greatest work, In conclusion When the
he objected greatly to the title "AthOs, POrthOs and
Aramis What names these :" The names OF three
musketeerS or Louis XIV s time; and everything leads
me TO believe that they will become famous" Win
these names !" With these names" " You are mis-
taken, Dumas. The public would not understand them.
The Three Musketeers'" Easily said, but there are
four, one named D'Artagnan / can't possibly call 1t
The Four Musketeers. -" Very well; only promise
three and give them four. The public will see that you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
BLANKETS IN GEhII rARIETK.

AT the large store of IL. p. Williams & Co.,
grades IL being rapidly sold. The stock bought by
Mr. Williams at the recent large auction OF blankets,
and he has 10000 pairs OF them stored away and
bibtion They are sold remarkably low prices. and
cheapest and CUstlie>t grades bc oh
tanned there retail for less money than the goods
can he bought at wholesale from the The
rcrs are from 10 10 40 cent lower than before
md they range from ii 10 10 $50 pair There
Int durable and seyccabe blankets la many cUlOs To he
seen there are fine at medium prices and there
delicate, elegantly finished ones soft down. the
higher rates The display of horse blankets is excellent
and the prices them range from 70 cents upward
Good blankets OF medium ilncness being sold by Mr.
Williams in great numbers foI - pair Last year the
same goods brought 80 pair. COmmoner grades Of
white goods which brought IS 80 last yeIr sold
for 81 so pair One exceedingly good white blanket
weighing nine pounds, which worth 80 Last year,
DO bought now for so 80. The store filed with every
description OF hOusounlshlng goods from wire
mattress To "A windOw-shado roller and many "a house
keeper would be astOnShed visiting It TO what low
prices are charged for tho most excellent articles
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RrnoDELLING EAcLNG RULES.

IMPORTANT MFETING OF TuEfMEN Al LOUIS IL'''
Louisville. Nov. 2l.-A meeting oi turihch'
called by Colonc NJ Lewis Clark, president OF tue LOUIS
vile Jockey Club consider the question OF "'iSu'
and other turf Interests. assembled here "hH
r. 7 u.ril,bcu WAS chosen chairman and Benjamin
Brlcc secretary Colonel NJ l.. Clark, H. '" Dari'n' L.
CLARK T. " smnou. and Colonel G. l.. Hunt reported a
table cnhodyng the sliding scale, u Saratoga ana the
East by completing the scale Tor December January
February March and April Ia" weights Tor i"oy'ar-
id i r,r,s or ,krs exclusively f1r them, ar" 100
n1unds from January To May l. aud II" pounds me re
iuaiuder OF tuc year; iu races OF Stakes 'A'Iu'N'l
Tor hrcc.ycar-oll- 10 pounds iruiu January 10
Nav / and lis pounds thereafter. ftr pounds a!I""
ance H. made FOR heat exclusively for tNo anu tH'c
yearold.. .-... ,...,.u.,oI % ,rcp,rc
from tho rulc, OF tsc Louisville Jockey Gun, saratoga
and American Jockey Clubs, aud from 'ugf'.t'hH "l
brre,Irrs prc-cut uniform set oi ul-, "hth INC com
t,ifiec VIII urOhably hc ready tO report tomorrow.
Among The subjects ~ Importance discussed Wa ,ne
adniiou Of u rule making reinstatement lupn7-lh' h'I
helm, ruled on cnuT-r There j. general aud strong
srntucnt IN favor Of stringent rules til Will u"Ao i'
On q tuff CilC,tlly liuII--ihlr.
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FIXING Rl1ES ~ rHE WEST.

CHICAGO, Nov. ola joint meeting of the
East Found Freight Committee and representatives Of
the roads running ont Of st. Louis nnd Peoria
was held here to-day, aud considered the question
OF rate. to interior points west OF tho western tcrmni Of
the trunk lines. n decided that ~ was desirable for
the sake of uniformity, that tn 81 Louis roads adopt the
Middle and Western states classification, Instead OF that
now used and the Joint agent OF the - Louis roads was
tcl.grlthcd to that effect. Rate, all Glasses N
freight to Akron and Eaycnna, ONO were made tho
same a. Ia Cleveland, and the rat" to the Latter
Iput s.f, mIdr cent higher. II d"'u.d desirable
that OF the roads running ont Of PEORIA
IndianapOls Ipui.yIll', Cincinnati aud IT. Louis meet
and ADOPT rates Tor those cities Ia interior points, based
upon agreed winter rates out Of Chicago IL wdt de-
cdrd that The winter advance ~ rates uu uf st. Louis 10
lnln Mimi DecrmLl. m Im-L.ML n- NuNcmhnr 20