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PETROLEUM.

Oil CITY.
ON G1UY, Nov. 2O.-Nationsl' Transit
certificates opened at 7lsc; higbss 72!c;
lowest 7lIe, and closed at 7lSe. Sales
l,2S0, 600 barrels; clearances 3,l&0,9OO bar
els; runs 1906 barrels; shipments 1886
barrels; charters 1854 barrels, Exchange
stock $500 bid; none offered.
Pittsburgh.
PluTsBURGn, Pa, November 20.-The
afternoon session was quiet; declined 10
Tile, rallied and closed at 7lSc.
Titusville.
. TrTVsvrLLE, Pa, November 2O.-The
market opened at lilo; highest 72ic;
lowest Tile, and closed at n5e. National
Transit shipments 80, alb barrels; runs
Underwater only $500 barrels; charars
"a, 524 barrels.
i. Bradford.
BRADFoRD, November 20-Crude CD
Quiet and steady; National Transit and
Underwater runs Wednesday 1901 barrels;
total shipments SILT barrels; charters
'34,524 barrels; clearancss S,244,O@' bar
rels. National Transit certificates opened
at 7l4c; closed at rl2e; highest price 72sc'
lowest Tic. {
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

TN THE NuNI lPAL. COURT OF WHEELING.
l. Wet Nirsinia, Patrick J. GilliSs an, administrs-
tor dc bonis non OF William Giliisau. desssed. Va
Thomas D mmett Glkgnn and Others. In chanccry.
Tho underslgnsd special commissioner hereby
gives netioc that pursuant to the authority vested
in him by = dsere made BY ssid court on the sh
day Of jane, 1854, he viii, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER o. \. ID. 1854,
commencing at 10 o'eiock .. NJ. sell at public suc-
ton, TO the Highest bidder, a. the front door Of the
Court House, Of saiA county, In the city oil wheeling.
West Virginia, ihc nal ,stste Of which aid william
GilIigan ried ssissI and Possessed, that Is 10 say; 4
pant u lot uuu1b,r iItIi! .Linc tsyl, In tho addition
10 u, city Of Whesling laid out by william Chap
lin. and John fon, ard bounded and described -
ioi!uSs. Lesinnins 81 tbs north cot corner Of aif.
lot. same h.ii : The south-~cst corner Of Main aud
siui 7 wenty-ihisd s,rcet six,y-one fces; thence run.
ing q, utbsArily and parallel with Main street
IN pty ono fset thsncecsstvardly aud parallel With
lS,bty tLid sthet sixty one fee, 20 Main street.
u l,ginning, being the part Of aid lot conveyed 10
aid william Gilligan BY Hannah Huseman and
vtb,Is BY d vi dated June 18th, 1873. and nov q
rccoid ano.I the public Ind records OF aid county.
Upon The po'tion Of aid lot sforc~aid there u
crScied that new and valuable biick building form.
erly asspi' BY said william Gillisan ~ . saloon
1ERss ev sALE-One-third Of the purcAass
money and n much more thereof ~ the purchaser
Shall siset TO pay, cash In hand on, the day Of sle,
sialnsns In one and two jean from the day Of sals.
with Interest from that day; the purchaser 70, de-
his notes for the deferred payments With pcrs,ssl
security thereon satlafactooy 70 the ~andcpixasa asA
the title u the property sold 10 be retained unNi
the payment In luil Of the purchase money,
ALfkED CALDWELL
Special ConmLaloasa
J.. c. HEM KY, Auctioneer.
hereby certify that show named Special Can-
missioner has given bond and securing sssucht 10 the
penalty Of e. 900 a. required By Law aud sid dsses.
THOMAS N. DARRAH,
Clerk Of ssid Court.
WHEELING, Nov. I, 1884. noii
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Ers attacked last winter with inlammatory
ruumatism o, severe type-my first serious illness
s,gs 1875. mad ariOu, kinds Of Treatment with
lsy temporary partial relief. After seven weeks
-, .elu "A ia weigh. - pounds, had no strength
br~ APPETITE, and vas growing weaker every day.
u his r8dition began SWiit's specific, and N
aHe Gays began % improve, aud ia thres weeks !
sb're i50m disease and up attending 70 my regU-
10 blyrs,s Ny appetite returned aad | rapidly
-HEei nv 4rsi. have waited this long 70 be GER.
AZ that ny cure Na> permanent.
C.P. GOODYEAR, AttOrpey-st-LaE,
brunswick, Ga, June >, 1891.
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Notice to Creditors.

rNo THE CREDITORS OF PHILIP MErznBx,
l. decesscd: In pursuance Of . decrce Of ths
tncuit Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia, msds
In n cause therein pending. 10 subject the real sstats
Of the aid Philip Meixnsr 10 NE payment Of bis
debt, you are required 70 present. your claims
against The estate Of the ND Philip Mstsnss, for 81
5 osre' Sol i9, SG cspolin. strsst iiU'iis s si,g = W..
Ing, Ohio county, We1t virginia. on OF before satuY-
day, the 18th day Of November, 1854.
Witness, John w. Mitchell, Csrk OF said oosxt
joas W. xrTc4EI1.
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NAHS-Sa 80 CARD.
WhaalinO

The nail market is very quiet, owing to
the want of stock. Nails, brads
and fencing, l0d to God, 81 20; Sd
and Cd, 81 55; Cd and I'd,
81 20; Id and Sd, 2 Is; Sd So 20; ID
81 %; 30c . key on common cut; barrel,
1t inch, s. 80; II inch g 50; l inch,
81 so; I inch, S. 20; I inch, Sc 40;
lining, | inch Sc So; 4 inch, s. 40; finish
ing, 8 inch and over, s. so; l inch. Sc IS;
/, 81 80; casing and box, SOC per key over
common cut; fine blued. Sd, IS IS;
cut spikes, all sizes, 81 60; boat spikes, all
sizes s. 10; roofing nails iron, Sc over
common cut; iron galvanized, 81 20 over
common cut; iron timed, % 20 over
common cut.
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rheumatism 20 Years

ave been a 's-eygr from rheumatism for twenty
q lines With almost intOlerable pain. had
DSi Uro'tal treatment, and took all sorts Of
sa'" hut vt,hout relief. Being reduced almost
1t-ri5n, All no, being able to walk even with
'-.a,, ! F9s 'ntUced 10 try Swiit'S Specific, and
'1ltdlE B. arhsm. and am 10. day entirely re-
s'gi h2'e ihTOSn away my crutehes, and am in
N.,u' aea ID. believe Swiit's Specific will
'7 5A7 wort clSrS OF rheumatism.
"fSLhA MEsSUoS, Macon, Ga, Aug 1, ~.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NXw YcRK, November 20.-The market
was %ouieter in all departments, yet Of staple
and colored cottons the takings were of some
steadiness, though for small assortments of
wool goods Of all kinds move very slowly
as selections are confined to actual require
mania
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
Mineral Poison.

a'e sgar'ei untold misery Tor many years from
" ..cCs eae,is o: mercury, which at last deyel-
81 iLi9 an ulcer on my lex, which refused 10 heal.
fAE usat >wi.ts specific, and il has entirely
e. y a TIE best blOoi remedy in the world.
III NoE.AS, py,eihOrPe, Ga, Aug. p 'SL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
GOING EST.

All trains daily CT cept Sunday.
PuIlnsn's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
through without change from steubenVille East 10
Phila3elphia and New York. West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
81. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations, and any further information sp
DIV 10 ING q. TOMLiSSON, Ticket Agent at Pau
handle Station. foot Of Eleventh street, or at City
Tictc ct Office, under McLure House, Wheeling
JAMES MCCREh,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
r a. FORD,
GenI Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. Pa
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With every disease imaginable for the
last three years. Our
Druggist, T. j. Anderson, recommending
"Hop Biters' to me,
j used two bottlesl
Am entirely cured, and heartily recon-
mend Hop Bitters to every n J. u.
Walker. Buckner, Mo.
] write this as q
Token of the great appreciation ! havoc
your Hop
Q . Bftters. Twas annicte4
With i~nfamastory iheumatsm!E
For nearly
Seven years, and no medicine secaed..to
do ne any
Goedill
Until / tried two bottles oi your Hop Bit
tiers, and to my surprise I an as well today
as ever / was. / hope
"You may have abundant success
"In this great and"
Valuable medicine:
Anyonel \ wishing to- know more
about my cure?
eau learn BY addressing me, e N.
Williams, ll63 18th street. Washington
d. C. -
II consider yur
: Remedy the oest remedy iDezfste7ee
For indigestion, kidney
"Aad nervous debility. IHsve ast"
\ Returned
From the south IN q fruitlSs- search for
health, and indthas your Bitsrs'ase doing
me more
Goodl.
Than anything else;
A month ago | was extremely
"Emaeistedll
And scarcely able 70 walk. Fvw am
Gaining strength md
"F1eshP"
And hardly day passes but what l Am
comylimented on my improved appearance,
and it is, all due to Hop
Bittersr j. Wicklide Jackson,
Wilmington, DEL
RB-Gone ~gsnuiDe without . bunch Of green Hops
on the white label. Shur all the vile, pciseoous
stuff with Hop or"Hopsv In their name.
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Bbeeims Rssister


IN ENPLANATIhN OF REFKRkNcE MAkks: SDAly.
TSundSy excepted. MONDAY skeepSed.-whesling
Time
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For SaIs @ Easy Terms.
For Sale.
Trsstss's Ssie of Valuable Beawoodl
Peal Eatata.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. MADE,
ID by henry v. Fisher and Eissbsth Etshr. hb'
vide, 10 the nnasiae ned trets. datsa Tie tA day
Of a usrst, a; D.. issi, and reeordd IN the one
tie Clerk II the Csaay Court Of Mafshall county,
IN d. ed Of uust bCek No. 4 page IS, I sAall procesd
to all on the premier, In tks toxa Il Bsnvosa,
Marshall county, w~t vlHAnia, On
saturday, December 18th, 1884,
lightning At 10 o'clock y N. the following dcscrfscA
properly. ih2t n 10 sAy: lon Nos. I'VE ~ and ok
,.l, In lli am MeMeekAn's addition 10 The town q
Ben y ocd. With the improvements theeon stuate.
,seh lot fronting forty i've fsst ax inches on First
,tleet aud running bSck one hundrVd and two fee<
&c sn alley; AplA1st sd ssaition e rsce.t:d In
shall county, IN deed tsek No. Is, page -.
Terms OF SALE One thhd Of the purShse'
money, and - much1ops = tAs purchases nay sasrt'
to pay IN cash On the aay Of sale, and The rs~idue o.
twv equal instsllments In one and two year, with
in'eiest from dag Of sale. the purchaser giving his
pot,s with approved s~earity, and the title 10 b ~
tHined until ~, the puHchasc money 10 paid.
The Il, le 10 believed To- be perfect. but selling -
trustee, ! shall only convey such title ~ Is vested
ia me as such trustee.
HIRAM BUMGARDNER, Trustee.
Ew,No, MKLviS 4 RaAr, Attorney. noitA
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A God Send

!a7e hal rheumatism Tor forty years, aud have
rsIsvrd with few bottles Of 5. 5. ). con-
o. G"tssnd 20 the afflicted.
b WALLER, Thomson, ia, Aug. 10, 81
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Nsney 1a1 Ia Per Cent.-Governments
Strong-Stocks Strong-Flour Dull and
Observation-Disclosures Steady.
NEw York, November 20.-Money easy
at l@li per cent; closed offered at l per
cent. Prime mercantile paper sos per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
firm al 4S2; demand 484.
GOvERNMEETs-Strong.
Threes ---.-.'..-.-~-.!Vi|s
Fours and-a-hah
Pacific SKIES Of lSs6............ =. e ....''"'.'.""".'i-"
RAILwAYS-tirm.
STATE SECURIrIEs-Dull.
SToCKs-The market opened strong on
mole perceful advices from Chicago regard
ing railway situations, and prices advanced
IGl3 per cent, Northwestern selling up Il
to S9S, St. Paul IL to 77S, Lake Shore { to
COL. New York Central to 80, L~ackawan-
ma 5 to lO8, aud Western Union ! to 6Os.
In the afternoon there was a complete
change in temper of speculation and under
leadership of the Rock Island prices drop
ped ! to 3 per cen. Unfavorable reports
were circulated and bears and room traders
made a vigorous attack on Changers
and trunk line shares. Rumors OF
fresh cut rates were also current. Rock
Island special feature selling down from
lIl3 to l0S4@l0Ss, Northwestern declined
IA to ST., St. Paul Il to 753, Lackawanns
ii TO 1864, Lake Shore 2} to 66s, New
York Central II to 81, Union Pacific Is
to 49,, and Western Union II to 59B; Mar
Ket riuoed -Oak at lowest figures Of the day
and compared with last uishFe elo0ins prices
ale Ii to q per e lower, except Tor
Canada Southern and Northwestern pre-
Eerred, which are to II per cent. higher.
Transactions, 27l, 900 shares.
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FAITHFUL Little Hand

Those Complaining OF Sore Throat or hosrse-
ness should use BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. TIE
eHest is extraordinary, particularly when used BY
sinrers and speakers for clearing the voice.
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STATE or WET VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
II wheeling.
William D. schnelle
. w. fin CnAnooN.s

VI, In Chaaosu.
Louisa DiekescbcA add oths
To AZ WLom u Nay Coancn!
} office IL hereby given that Otts q. Schuobsrdt,
guardian Of Christian W. 6chuchardt aud Ouiliie
]. schuchardi, infant defendants IN the above csuse,
duly sAd lswfuliy sppeinied and outlined IN he
County Of HAN tou and hssts Of Ohis n sssh guar
dian, has made s~ppiintion 70 said oonrt by psluss
IN writing Tor an order that the money arsing trua
the salts u real estate In the city Of Wheeling afoes-
aid, In which real estate said infants vcrs iatsrsstr1
N ltIrs OF Dr. Gueaibes tchuchardt teesased,
msde by special Obnuiotoscss HeuV - na& q
and Alfred Caldwell prder decree In the above en-
,lileS cause, now In the hands or hereafter coming
INTO tbe hssda Of ssid pesisI comnissoeen, bsions-
ing 70 ssid infants and the money due said inianN
10 inc residenoe Of safd D.. 0ueuthes Huehartt 81
no time q bis Death and which had bssn oanvsysd
10 Gibson L. Cnnmer, trustee By dsed dated nsfoh
20, 1859, msdc BY Henry n. Russeil, admisistntoe
Siih The will spue1sa Of ssid deosssed, snd IRON
iividepds co lected BY aid hdminlstrstor, shall 10
raid and delivered TO aid g~uarai.n. and that = b
authorized 90 remove the nms 70 the Blsts d OhAes
N which State he vas appointed and quaii6ed and 4
which he snd his said wards reside. A hesrtpe VII
Re hsd upon raid sppiiesticn on aenAsy, the islh
day 81 Det spber, pS&, 81 3 p. n, tefors lid court
OTTO u 6CuUCHARDT,
Guardian ~ aforrssld.
CALDWELL 4 cALowELf, solicitors for Md -.
plicpt. neiissvt
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'!sihc .sea'in,ly vegetable no mercury,
Eyl'a. o. other minerals. Seai ior treatise on
Eei and skin Diseases. frcs.
S"itI SPECIFc Co, Driver :, Atlanta, Ga.
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B 4. C. Railroad.

u Z. {. Railroad.
leave Rellaire At 2 p. IN. for summerfeld.
Lave Rellaire al 6:OOa m. for SoneIhe.d and
GAINESVILLE. Arrive at Bel,aire, g:i5 a m and 5:S5
T. N.
FOR through tickets, East and West. cali on or ad-
dress JNU e.. IoMLINSON, PAN Handle route, foot
! Eleventh strcet, whs cling. W. Va.
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G0SSAMER GARMENTS FREE!

To introduce Happy Days" our new is page u
luS rated Magazine, We VIII send free to any lady
Sndirg &c ctS In stamps for 8 months subscription,
two Ladies' Full Sized Waterproof Gossa-
mer Garments with catalogue OF other rubber
goods provided they win show than to their friends
and induce other sslc, Address
PUPS. HAPPY DAYS, HARTFORD, CONN.
Qslg
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Alb trains daily except Sunday.
Train leaving Bridgeport At 90 .. m. makes di:
rect coppection nj yellow Creek for Cleveland and
Chicago. Train arriving at BridgeportH IT 2SsP. m.
makes direct connection At WeHsynis IRON Cieve'
land and Chicago a. fohD,
General Pasfenger and Ticket Agent
WM. A. BALDWIN,
General Manager, Fthburgb, Pa
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THINE TABLE, ooRRBcTEp TO NOVEMBER
10, 1884. Trains lesve Pln:Handlo etatio loot
CENTRAL STANDARD Tims-vhich n IS minutes slova
than Wheeling time:
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s.,a,eh Biucrs is a fine blood ".
HS'siters C-I rI;hlruc and a suP,Te anu,
E7ai a E.''' Il rallies the falling r9cnsle'T S. yg
rs ven, ,,5 cbc.n premature decay, rev.
Slla,su, ilSas remit,enr, dysPeP'!a anu =
5SIais are angns The evil syit' T T91yh III, b ei liver aud
E'S nv. most uniayorably Affected ~ "
F'sS arg f-Sr1s n climate. Diet and water; :
Fn1ll,- .. SGesuari. For S'le by all U'"e
,,,I Teles generally.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. r.
~oNpENsEp TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER
I Trains corrected November 10, lssi-CsntTaI
Standard Time: ....
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P-rrpe.r train dsIly ineinding Sunday. Aces
modssiss trains run daily sxosYt gu~sdaz
JOHN q. TOAIlN60nt
Ticket Agent whesairG VI "a
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Money 1a1 IL Per Cent.-Governments
Strong-Stocks Strong-Flour Dull and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Steady.
Nvy Yopu Novemher 10-Money easy
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eAsked.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-17

school in the Independent school district, OF
Sank Centre, who do not reside with their
parents or legal guardians who are residents
of said district shall be treated as non-resi-
dent pupils and be required to pay tuition.
State Of Minnesota, Attorney Generals Of
fee, st. Paul, March Is, 1884. Hon. D. l..
Kehlee, Dear Sir-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your favor enclosing
letter of Hon. A. Barto, and resolutions of
board of education of Sank Centre.
Section 80, of laws relating to public
schools provides that admission to- any school
organized under the provisions of this act, or
any special school law of this state, sustained
in whole or in part by
state school funds shall be gratuitous to
children of all actual residents in the district
wherein such school is taught, between the
ages of five and twenty-one years, and to all
other persons between the same ages who
may be in good faith living in said district.
1t win be seen that the foregoing proviso
opens all public schools not only to the chill
dren of actual residents but also to children
who may be in good faith living in the dis
trict, irrespective of where their parents or
guardians may reside.
The resolutions would exclude all the latter
class, and to that extent it is in my opinion
unauthorized and void.
or course it is not to be concluded from
what have said that children may be sent
into school district for the sole and only
purpose of attending school, for it could not
be said that such children were in good faith
living in such district. Yours, truly,
w. j. AIM Atty Gen
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-17
GOV. H0ADLY FOR PAYNE,
Who, He Thinks Could Carry Ohio for
the Democrats Against Any
Republican.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |


CHICAGO, March 15.-Among number of
legal gentlemen who came to Chicago to-day,
to argue the motion pending before Judge
Drummond to take the Ohio & Mississippi
railway out of the hands of the receiver was
Gov. Hoadly, of Ohio, to whom q reporter
addressed the question:
what do you think of Ohio poltically9
Do you believe it will go Democratic!''
''If the right man is nominated 1 believe
it will"
''Who do you regard as the right man!"
Everybody knows that 1 am for Payne
for president" said Mr.. Hoadly. Sat least, -
he added, Everybody in Ohio does.''
''Do you regard Payne as the only man who
can carry Ohio!" was asked.
II do not say that Gov. Hoadly rejoined.
''There may be any number of Democrats
who could carry the state, but the nomina-
ton of any one of them might entail some
risk; don't you think so! Well, granting
that the risk of failure is entailed, would it
not be wiser to name some one whom there
is no doubt about. If nomi-
mated, believe that Payne could carry Ohio
even against an Ohio man nominated by the
Republicans. Ohio is an October state
and it hence has a greater bearing at the
election than any other state. New York
and Indiana may yet settle the question. An
October election always carries more or less
weight and goes great way toward settling
the result.n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-17
Popular Education.

The following letter, accompanied by a res
olution, to Prof. Kiehle, superintendent of
public instruction, from Hon. A. Barto, of
Sank Centre, relative to what scholars are
entitled to instruction in the district schools
which receive aid from the state, and the
opinion of Attorney General Hahn on the
resolution adopted by the Sank Centre school
board, will be of general interest to school
officers as well as parents and pupils through
out the state:
sAUK CENTRE, March 10, 1884
Hon. D. L. Kiehle.
DEAR SIR: We are having some controver-
sy in our school in regard to parties comm g
here and living with relatives and claiming
the privileges of our school, and also parties
moving into. the district to send to school
during the winter and moving back to their
farms in the spring. We have several par
ties living with brothers-in-law and sisters
in-law. The enclosed resolution was offered
at the meeting of our school board last evening
and I, as secretary, was instructed to submit
the same to the attorney general through you
and ask wether we could legally enforce it.
Please submit to him at your earliest con-
venience aud oblige yours truly,
A. BARTo, Secretary.
RESOLVED, That al applicants to attend
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NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
NEW YORK, March 15.-The feature in the
market this morning was renewed activity
and handsome advance in the West Shore
bonds. The rest of the list in the mean
while was rather dull. Before the noon hour
the Gould properties showed signs of life and
acted as though their owner was again on
terra frma and in communication with Wal
street. The grangers and Rock Island were
trife unsettled, as the bears ON the ex-
change seemed to feel confident that war to
the knife would be inaugurated before TWEEN
ty-four hours elapsed. There was a squirt in
Oregon Transcontinental to 2OX and 1t
brought out good deal of stock. The bank
statement showed the effect of the gold
shipment, the decrease in specie amounting
Sc, Isl, 200. The reserve was down about
the same amount. Stocks were in
clinsd to drag little during the after
noon hours. West Shore bonds
fell from 5S94 to 572l. The first quotations
of New York Central are ex-dividend of 2
per cent. The stock was not in good supply
and commanded u premium for use during
the early part of the day. Delaware and
Lackawanna seems to be about as solid as
the best, and we rather expect better figures
for it, The market was dull at the end, the
Changers and Oregon Transcontinenta
showing some weakness.
In their review of the days market, Henry
Clews & Co. say: ''The opening this morn
ing was weak and disappointing, and fell far
short of the expectations, which were based
upon the closing tone and prices of yester-
days market. The unfavorable bank state
ments, showing decrease in
reserve of s6,OOO,OOO, was damper
upon the spirits of the bulls,
especially as it foreshadowed a hardening OF
the rate of monei as the approach the LIST OF
April, which is period when the money
center is always heavily drawn upon to pro-
vide for the annual settlements usually made
by farmers and others, in most of the
nearby states. Excessive ease in
money has been an important factor with
the bulls in their campaign long
time past. The semi-panicy condition
on the coffee exchange this