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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-25
STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent Dofugs or Wc.t VIrginiaun ant,
Their NeIYhburn.

heeenk DoiuSb u "cht tlfkinlnnS and
Their NelghbUrs.
Tucker county now wants o railroad tc
transport her ine1haustible store OF coal
iron und timber.
The Cumberland Glass Works, which, have
been shut down for some time past. haye re-.
sumed work. About si1.y hauds ara EN-.
Ployed.
The spaulding Iron Company, Brilliant
nave very generously douated LOCO busLe!s
OF Q 'ai to be distributed among the needy Of
that place. y
Charles Rankin, appointed cadet at Yves,
Point from this District BY e1.Couvres.n,nn
Ben Wilson, tsiled to pass the required exam.
inaion at the Point.
The Portsmouth,, Ohio, Steel aud Iron
Works has been sold at public sale hv lain
@ PEBBLES trustee, 10 John Means, Cf Ash
land, KY, for sos $50. -
An entespsising lady, living near Winches.
Ter ta'y within hva nidnths past, has made
aud sold Ito pounds OF butter from two cows,
besides supplying her family with butter,
miik and cream without stint.
The contract for building the stone .uper.
structure OF the great iron bridge OF tue B. &
Q; oyer the Monongahela, at Greensboro,
washington county, Pa, has been lot to
Jones, Drake 4 Co., the contractors for The
came work at Glenwood.
Hundreds Of hogs. which have been feea.
Ing on the mast, in Roane, Calhoun and On.
mer couutis2, p:cy!ous to the recent heavy
anow storms wu.ch prevailed quite generally
over tue btste. are now unable 10 est scorus.
Hod many Of them ara in condition oil
starvation.
Ess: Liverpool, O.. has at last become a
city-a city with four wards. Each ward
vii! be Republican, as it vas impossible to
divide the city so as to DO cartain taat Any
ono ward would be Democratic. The Council
made very fair division and gave universal
satisfaction. 100
State SUPERINTENDENT OF Free Schools
Butcher hiss received the welcome news that
tue town Of keyser has voted ST. 900 to build
commodious new school house. This sum.
with the amount now Ia tho treasury OF that
independent district, viii enable the Board
o. 'Eancat'on to erect q building costing
about $4,000.
Thomas Holmes, one OF the Oldest citizsps
Of Jefferson county, Ohio. died at Fern wood.
lately Holmes mill, on the Pan Handle
Tuesday evening, sged IS yeass. He was
postmaster at that point for twenty five years
ln this capacity he contrived mail catcher,
used to tako on aud off mails where trains
did moi stop, but never had it patented.
The following from The Spencer bulletin
shows that railroad is needed badly in that
section. "We now have to pay 81 60 per
hundred pounds ~ get goods Ian!ed from
Ravenswood to Spencer, which Is more thsn
1t costs Us to uhip them a thousand miles by
rail LIST us have railroad facilities as soon
as is expsdleut. Then We can net goods at
reasonable rates and on time,n
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ANOTHER CREMATION
At the LeNoyne Furnace-A New Yorker
InctneratCL.

InctueratCAl.
The body Of Albert G. Rupe, who died re.
Gently in New York, Of consumption, ar.
rived 1T Little Washington yesterday morn.
ing aud was taken Immediately to tho LIE.
Moyns crematoTy, where iucneration was
soon effected. The wife Of the deceased, L. e.
Meyer. his father.iE-iaw, and two friends
accompanied the remains.
The fires for the ircineration were lighted
Wednesday afternoon, md the body left New
York at G P. N. on that day. -,
The following Is full list OF the inc;aera.
tions in the lie Moyue cIematory to date
December Q, lS7G-Baron De Pain, New
YORK. February Is, lS7S-Mra. Ben jamin
pitmau, ipc,una,i, .. October 10. is7O-
Dr.. Francis Julius lie Moyna. founder Ut the
cfematosy. December lG, 1s70-Cher.es Nc
CREEPY, New York. February, lsS0-Mjs,
Dolly D. Hartman, Pittsburgh. March o.,
lSS0-Dr. Samuel Hahn, New York. May
II, lSSD-Cksrles G. pce!z, New Yo:k. Nc.
ysmbcr %. 1ss0-Mrs. i. b. NJ. Noyes, War
rem, Pa. January IL, lSS1-Jam,s Hamilton,
Greensboro, Pa. Februsry 10. lSsl-Dr.
konradin Homburg, Indiana .olls, Ind.
March O. 1SSl-ArtEur Strahos, New York.
March 81. 1sSl-Co!onel l.. N. Ross,
Holden, Mass. May Is. 1881 - Mss
+. III. .. Kendall. Mad,aou, Ind,
June "a, ls5l-MIs. Henry Hattermau,
New York. November q, lss2-Mr. l.. Ea,-
hart. Allegheny City, Pa. January q. 1888
Child OF DE-. eaHuel Hahn, New York.
March 8 lSS3-Helry Heytsrt, Philadelphia.
March %. 1sS3-Cnartes Soehner, 1ndisnsp-
oils, Ind. June Is, lSS3-Mrs. Bertha
Blsechen. New York. Juns lG. lsS3-Mra.
Cornelia Woi!berg, New York July Is. 1883
Charles Meinbinger, Cincinnati, Ono.
August. 20, 1SS3-ChArles Altman, Washine-
ton, D.-C.+~Ociober y. 1ss3-Mss Isadorc
French, New York. October 1G 1Ss3-Dr.
Charles E. nlumsntha, Nav York. October
20, 1ss3-Marcus krobbsrg, Chicago. Janu-
ary "a lsS4-Albert c. Eups, New York.
1t vii be noticed thst l2 Of theso bodies
were from New York; s from Indiana; 2
from Oaio, both coming from Cincinnati; l
from Illinois: 6 from Pennsylvania, Philads!-
phia, Pittsburgh and Allegheny each send
Ing one. Fifteen OF the sui jscls we're men,
eight women and one child. The first crem.-
ton took piacs in 1876. the only one in that
year; mono occurred the following year; in
1878 there was l; 1870, 2; in 1850, 4; 1881, 9;
1889, /; 1883, 8; 1884, 1; total 10 date, 70,
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TIE RUMMER's / tEPusE,
Ths CIiy's Free Longing Houss and liz
-'.'s pAtrons. sF..." I-r

\
In the bNeuent Of the County Cout,
HOUSE, in the large room formerly occupied
by tho city police court, on ono Of these cold
nighis when tho ground 10 covered with
snow, may be found motley connection Of
tsamps and vsgabonds. from the delicate
looking shrinking boy, 10 the hardened,
weather beaten, wrlnkled vissged old bum.
msr with gray tair. Some Of them are fairly
we'll dressed, and some have ragged rsmnsn.u
OF garments plecel together with tyine
This the oity's lodging house. Capt. Ben.
nett dispen.es the iicketa which are the O pen
., same 10 Ia doors, and Jack Arthur, lis
lookup kesper. also has charge Of this room.
Last night there, were only Ave or 81
tranps there, but generally there are from
eight to 6tue ca. Sitting In Capt. Ben nett's ode
last night, u reporter asked the chief whsre
these fellows came from,
"Moat Of them say they are from Cinclu.
natl and want to so to Pittsburgh. A few
Are going the other way, bat nearly every one
Is from one city or the othe:, and Is going 10
the other"
"Whate1cuss do they slys for being her? ~
"Oh, they are looking for work. sener.
ally give them tickets tor two nights. Tha,
gives them day to hunt \ lob here. | telj
| them II they come back after tho second
skip out"
30 any OF them oyor frankly say tina,
they are tramping 1t because they would
| rather do that than work?'
mo, sir; they are too old for that. Once
III Willis one says he would az soon 20 to
the work house as noi.n ~
"What then?' ..
"You bet ho goes. But II We send man
up there now there Is really nothing for him
10 do. and he Is an expense to the city. 30
it's best 10 send them TO the lug for one
night or two md pass them on"
How do they get anything to eat ?"
"Oh, they can get along with mighty little
| to eat II they can strike somebody Tor tbs
prica Of drink Of whisky. Give a bum a
drink Of whisky, LOAF Of bread aud az onion
and he's the bappisst man nliys. They
don't care how tho world goes; 1t 10 all toe
same 10 them"
DO you eyer have any applications iol
lodging from womsnp' -srBs
Very seldom The last one was last fall,
siler II got pretty cold. 9hs dropped In one
night In her bare feet and bare head, and
c ewing tobacco As careless as you plesse.
ehs Bnid sbe had walked from Chicago. Her
hair WIS cut short, and she was as ugly ~ sin
aud as coarse as cow"
How long does the tramp season lasI?'
"Oaly during cold weather with US. When
1t gets warmer they sleep out about the coke
| oyaps and bllst furnaces"
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FALSE REPORTS,

CONCERNING the Ariliinut MIL, Officially
Denied.
To the Editor ofthe inltiigfnesr.
Fir: A miserable falsehood Is going the
ronnas Of the scursilous papers Of this yicin.
ity rejecting upon the standing Of the new
Spaulding Nail Works, at Brilliant, Ohio.
There Is no trouble among The woskmen, OF
between them and the company, although
some changes hsya beal, made recently ior
The statement that The men had b,sn asked
TO leave any parl:ap Of their wages with The
company is utterly untrue. The mill Ia do.
log u nice business and promires to be a
steady and good plAcs for xorkingmsn, and
II may be that there Is little spirit Of envy
q. the bottom OF these false reports.
G. Il. EpAULpISo.
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Another vncnu, Juuyeshfp.

CHICAGO, I'LL, January "a 1t is stated
on reliable authority that United ssaset
Circuit Judge Thomas Dlummond will re
tire from the bench ebont next March
At the close Of February Of this year he
will have completed his thirty.iourtl
year on the Federal bench. This ssr
vice entities him under the recent
act OF Congress to full pay for the balance
OF his life. 1t was the Judges intention to
take action in the matter scme days ago
but the unexpected Withdrawal Of Judps
McCrary from the Circuit bench caused
Judge Drummond to delay from a desire
not TO embarrass the President with two
vacancies al the sumo time.
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River News,

The river is stationary ct this point with ,
little over feet in tho channel The cold
snap that wss resumed yesterday morniur
ana s continued to increase during the day
:enae.a the prospect oil an ta7!y resumption
running worry heavy yesterday. "
PITTSBURGH, January 2i.-Riyer 3 feet and
. ationaryi weather snowy. ~
GREENSBORO, Pa, January 2i-Riyer p fee,
. inches and stationary; snowy. '
MoRaASTowN, ". VI January et-gircr
closed; weather cloudy; thermometer 49,,
PARKER, Pa, January 23.-Riyer foo,
. inches and stationary; weather cloudy
RIc.'s LANDING. Pa, January oI.-Riysr O
re- inches and rising; weather snowy; ther.
BROWNSVILLE Pa, January 2.-Riyer 7
thermometer 1879, - NAo ~
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CLEVELAND, O, January 24-Two fell
lows went into Chong Lse'a laundry in
Monumental Park this morning, and
called for d shirt. John Flint, IN assistant,
who, YVES alone il the place, started to look
ior the article when tho ruiiiars beat him
cruelty, and while one held a revolver at
the Cnlnaman's head, the other ransacsed
the premises and found abou. 5000, with
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LOUISVILLE, KY, January 2S.-An Au.
burn, KY, special contains an account Of
a tragedy which occurred at that point, in
which Harry Bronson and George Hardi.
eou were killed by each other in a stree,
fight. Tho killing had its origin
in family fsud dating bark
sixteen years, when JsmeaI Hardison,
father OF George, killed Bronson's father
with 3 broad ak. The ir!estines Of both
men we're cut out. Both beloag to wealthy
families. More trouble il expected.
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lrovNDit a sure cure. have been troubled
with Catarrha! deafness for seven or eipht
years with roaring noise In my head. /
bought medicine In thirteen States. bu,
nothing helped ma till procured hottie 81
Ety's Cream Balm. In four days | could
hear as vel as ever. Inn cured OF tile Cs.
tnrrh as we'll. ! consirer E;y's Cream Balm
the best fntdtctns ever nisde.-9ARgErr Win.
RICK, Hastings, Nav York. 7ThpaE
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THE NIsEuO kxpEDlTloN,
The Dutch Torcss Defeated Ia Flight In
Sumntra.


SunntFa.
LONDON, January 24.-The Dutch cxpe.
di,ion sent to the relief Of the captured
crew Of the British steamer Nisero, wrecked
and los! on the coast Of Sumatra, com.
priscd battalion OF infantry under the
military commander Of Acheen. Tho expo.
dition landed ut Tencm. The Rsjah there
whose tribes looted the wreck held the crew
oftwenty. live men, including one American,
prisoners and refused all proteru OF
ransom. Tho land and naval forces bonn.
barded and burned tho Rljah's capital.
The resistance Of tho natives was desper.
ate. The Dutch forces fought well, and
captured two slrongholds Of tho Rsjah by
assault, but lost several officers and men
wounded. Tho crew, II alive, are still
prisonerB..
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Assistant, OF the Cleveland / Pittsburgh rail.
road, and Messrs. Gould Rud Norton, Of the
Ohio Valley railroad, made the teas. Two
Cleveland 3 Pittsburgh engines weighing
one hundred tons, and two Bsll.irA, Z+nes.
Vile 4 Cincinnati engines were all run Oh at
once, and the depression waa les, than three.
eishts Of m iuch at the center. Then the
engines were run over It OF high speed, and
no unusual vibration noticed.
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q The Cltizsus' Duildipg Association OF this
city Was yesterday chartered by the Secretary
Of State. The sum OF $l,35o has been sub.
s5ribed to The capital stock. and sls5 paid In.
and the privilege IL rese1yed OF increasing
Tho capital sleek by sales OF additional share
from time to time 10 $50 900 In all. The fol.
lowing named gentlemen, all OF Wheeling.
hold ons share each: Joseph Lawson, q. II.
Collier, G. A, Bsall, ". D. Mccoy, Hugo L.
\ os, K. F. Crlswell, Henry F. Jones, Fred G.
I: EchwerllerHer, 8. 8. Bloch.
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Edward About, the su,hor, has beer
elected q member Of the French Academy,
Faio, the servant OF Mgr. Cezare, has
confessed that he is tho assassin Of hi:
master.
The Italian bark Mic Cusino was wreck
ed OIL the coast OF England, and many Of
the crew drowned.
The ao-called dynamite packages which
were found in tunnel through which the
train oil the Prince OF Wales was to pass
havo been found to BE- harmless explosives
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Lost or Sto!en-Breast Pin and Ear Ring
Mathematical 1natsumsnts for hchoo!t--E.
l. Nicoll. y
Lovely Fvipgsd Valeutlnss-Kiiks Art
Store. -.
New Ginglams-J. NJ. Ray.
Fer Rsnt-riye l.ooms-Head OF Local.
Now is the Time-B +. Caldwell.
Elalps and Ice Ctespers- Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Artistic Pottery aud Fancy Goods--l. G.
Dillon.
Executors Sale Of Valuable Roal Estate
NJ. W. Am'ek.
Special Sale OF Carpets-G. Msndel h Go.
lir. JOHN E emith-Third page.
Hardware Stock at Private Sale-Head Of
Local.
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HOnlcthiuE New.

The Patent Corgrsss Waukinphast" shoe
for gentlemen. This is An improved congress
g,ites Insde with the elastic In the back
instead OF Il Q side, which inaures periect
fit and solid comfort 10 the wearsr. Cali and
see them before purchasing. L. Y. BLoxp.
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a CURE at last for Ca'srrh. The evidence
Is overwhelming that EIy's Cream balm goes
more directly than ruy other to the seat OF
the dtscase, and has resulted In more cures
than oil other roIedies-- lTGkssbarre IRA
Onion Leader. (Not liquid or snuff, SEE
buv vi rrteIyv
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". II. Macdonald, Of tho Boston llealr, IL
70 'las Ia concert here; February lss, for
the heneh. OF the new United Presbyterian
Church.
John Trancy, whito costing at Toronto,
this county, va, thrown from tho sled,
knocked aerseles, and had bis hip fractured.
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Nj. Cbas. J. Mayer will open dancing
GLASS No. 2 Saturday, January 20. McLain's
Hall. on Twelfth street. at 9 o'clock r. N. Mr..
Mayer will also open q class for ladies at tte
same place on Saturday afternoon at :
O'Clock. .=,,s'g :. :
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Wellsburx.

A email boy by The name OF Bhearer had
his leg broken tAia week while coastlns on
Market street.
At special meeting OF the town council
held on Wednesday evening, VIM. Linton
was appointed town Sergeant to fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of John brown.
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Mill kSIsnlr

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 24.-There lie
no change in the Senatorial situation. The
caucus met again tonight, and alter the
last vote the ballot stood-lVilliauls So,
Blackburn As. Sweeney 81,
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GALVESTON. Te1as.-Mr. Gail 8. johnson,
eaisos Oasy lfias, states that the great pain.
cure, ct. jacobs OIL, was the only thing which
ever gave him relief from rheumatic painr.
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-CISclHSAT!, o., January 2;.-Florr ess,., I'm,
mol q1pianly lower. Wheat nop,ipAl Cora wa Sar
st 5,Hc. Oats steady 1t .33tsa$G11c. rye dnii
Barley quiet, Pork dull at sh 9sala 81 La!i hrmt,
al s.%c. lux meats firm mud unchgrg.d. Usean
stronger: teaeH nc: short RIB s3c: stort rins.
9Ac. Whisky trn;er III 81 a. 80 s"'' s''aF
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Music Box Rnnie,

Those holding chances in the music boz at
Henry .Blumeubeses saloon are requested
to be at the saloon at 1880 o'clock this even.
Ing, whom the drawing will take place, s.,
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new York, January 24-Cotton steady; futures
Arm; January l06lc; February lo.6sc: March 10 Sc:
April 10 CSC: May ll.l:c; June ll.9sc July ii. sGc:
Ausut Il ~: septembcr 70 63c; October io.SGc:
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Thermometer Record.

mometer. az observed at Echnepi'sdrug store,
Opera House corne. yesterday:
1855 1884.
Ak. l2H.3P. x.7r.M. "a. n. 12N.3P.M.7 F.x.
10 80 80 Il 70 II IS II
lnDicATIoNa.
WAsu!saTog. D. C.. January 90 - l;30 4. NJ.
For. Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer and fair weather. preceded III the
eastern portion by q Sigh. fsll Of iempsre.
turs. winds bscoming variable. falling ba.
rometerin the western portion, rising fol.
lowed by falling In shs eastern portion.
ForLower Lakes, generally fair and warm.
or weather, preceded IN the eastern portion
by a slight fall In temperature, variable
winds generally shifting rising gen.
e,ally followed by falling barometer.
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT.-sTORE ROOM CORyrS,po
IL Main aud Tenth STREETS. Also in,n,,s!h.
room for two gentlemen PIE. ZlNN, uaaea
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WANTED.

"ANTED-WE WANT MEN w
W %amsa erssywhne to sell our I!ssnsnSs,
AID ess WkAkLEY 4 BuRSiTT, ri VIM uIiltn
Cincinnati WIG tuett
tN
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TNOR RENT-sTORE ROOM WiTu m
IL without two roorls 10 lear Of tto,e, N ~
Main street, corner aaTkct sllNy. Fcf iurS... 9A
formation EnlMitc D. 1850 MAN kiteni A''+et ".
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II3HNU7II 5HIHETy z4-c1OGy, UOTfnAtlv
unchanged Wheat, sdyanced AXE aud closed
aim; 'st.h No ,et 81 OK: No. srrisg sac: No.
= re- JanEsry o. G.1lai oi7ss;; Preliminary 81 6iISa
May u legal ll Corn dull but s.esdy: eSror NJ
crs not Operating; rtje-ted mixed SIC: mIxel tSc.
s:eame' hish mixed s7as7te steamer yellow sSe!
~. mixei t9s; yellow sig: ssii mixed Jsn,i.ry
April 6ssaGlhc: May oz.621sc Oats s:.atsy aid
ia fair cemsnu; No, Q mixed 4ot: rejected yhitc
;Vs; no III white lEc: 40. 2wt ito a!A,2ISc; No.
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II said the Lsngtry garter 10 getting %
be fashionable and much worn; how TINS
may be, We do not know, but We DO know
thai every body Is using DR.. HalPs CooHh
syrnn for all catarrhal stisctlors.
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TOR RENT-A TWO STORY RpIoc
II Dwelling. Ne. y Thifl@ nth ,,,c., MN
lug h ou,s: hot and toll wat.r nil! psS Tva Nn'
OF A, LIius, co, her EnG and FIItsp III A.. N4qIla
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CHICAGO, janudry 2i.-Thc Dropcrs, .Jou,po, ~.
ports Live hogs-Receirts ~. COZ mead: shinmen,,
1922 head: market stronger but irregular; pscS ina
so.6 ol: packing snd shipping &C 1910 10; Ijchi
bacon RraceSs5 t0i6 TO- Cat!!e-kece!ps 1000 acsd:
good to choice shipping sc 65a6 10: common 10 10
medium IS Qoa5 30. Sheep-Recetpts 5000 hear.
shipments 2So1 head: market strong on sood but
weak On S9 1n inferior to f.irss t0.f 00 medium
ehoon Pa an " SS"N W. 4cAha
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TO large trade. Bleached cottons very moderate.
Prints ia!r Kluchams better Dtess eo9as s Y.
Sro an yoods Inactive, Adttondact fancy r''nsi
iss, els, oi new Et,dss. BY David 7, Brown & Co.
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BE4DroRp. January oi-pe!:olsur, G,m. To.,,
rns "Wednesday 65.77o barrels; total shipments &c
SSS bare s. charters 6S,5 barrels: clcaraaccs To-.
l6s Go barrels. uniieu riIe Lne eertlcster onened
At 81 w; CLOSED ut slt94: highes, price 81 lCs..
OIL CIT. Pa. January Petroleum onered
at 81 0sM closed at coz: highest ST 10y: lnwest
81 OK sales t0s50 COZ barrels Runs ,,aI bs1.
Nis sh'Fmea's H.E6 barrels; ehssse:s 1855 BAL.
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NEw York, January q la dry Eood., cousf,I.
elins The very uuevorsb!e weather q, to-day, tho
business completed IN Of good Proportion. In
brown and co!orrd coitous there has beea q GOOD
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'E>0R RENTAL A MODERATE FIc
,So u ~ Th,, GS nSd ,,s Esk gse,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-25

| AdaIns TX Fe8.......l2SlSlNM Nash. { Chat 40
American Erptesa., 81 tSsw Jersey t,cntrAI. S5s
Canada southelr..... bOh Nor,hera pacjiIc..' II
Central Paciiic....... CJl do pfe.crret. a
Chesapeake d Ohio IA Northwestern ll5i
90 lst pfe!etrea.." 2! do Internationally
10 "a Tleietsed.... 10 New f0ik Central, .ll31
y. u, U, q l:... GO Ohio Central. .......,. y
penfcs Is L. G.."".. q iohio 4 MtsI.ifpi... q
htie.......: It1il do preferred ........ 70
40 p!e!erre1...e65 Pacido Mali. ........... AZ
Fort Wayne." "ial " Pittsburgh ....,....,.,. s55
Han. d St. Joseph-. ssh 5S
do preferred. ..... sslSt. l., q: i.
Kansas u Texas....... ISL do pIeicr.ed. 10
Lake Etio l. W.... l6 lSt, tnill.,.....,...' M
Lake shore.".."--.... s53 dopreferted..
LOUISVILLE d SAsh.". Az Texas Pacilc.m...... IL,
\. n. a. C."."...." 2; Uniou rAclGc........,, u.s.
u. L q. 1t psti'd... 10 tuu!.ed States - b3
do ID prettrrcd...... W, 81. L, & -. Ia
Mem. 4 Chas ........... SSH do pre!ctred *
Mchigun Central.... e6i Hrl!s, Fawo Ex,...... i0s
10. PAe!tc...,.......,. 67L.t Western Uoiou 7SL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-25

East Liberty. "a. January 2.--CattIe market
noshi,E ooins; all through cOnsignmentS: receipts
receipts 201o head; shlpmenls1 100 head; FaIIsdei.
phiAs % 6Ih6 rs; Workers IS 75a6 l5 Sheen marEn,
slow and prices about a shade lowe. ihnn yester.
day; receipts $50 head; shipments 400 head, "
common and lights G0aG 10; pack Ing npd cntrha,.
s. 5o6 co. receipts 300 head; ihipmtts 2o5 hesd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-25

session wEs lEirly rcilye and steady: onnnHg y
q os advanced to s. lO1,.: closed at 81 az. Ira.