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JOHN pEDDlCO an's DEATH.
Tho in1nrat 10 BIO Aletd nj the Court
~ tllOuus To-day, 5riitlrsI4

Tho in1urst IL BIO Alrtd nj tho Court
Y nouus To-day. rdtgl5ss,I /,
County Coroner Schultz, will this forenoon
resume the inquiry into the means by which
John peddlcord received the injuries Gt the
house Of Mira. Ship last Saturday evening,
which resulted in his death on Monday
morning. The Jury will meet at the Couri
House a. 10 O'Clock this morning.
Dr.. Richard Blum, Officer Joseph Barum,
Mrs. Mary shipp. John Anderson, Teen Ped
dicord, George Umble, James : Mcfarland,
DR.. J. h. 6torer, j. W. Haggerty, Dennis
Gardner, George Arkle. Thomas D. Bennett
and sl the inmates OF Mrs. Ships house
hayo been summoned as witnesses to testify
before the Jury, and II there was any foul
play In the case 1t will be discovered. )
The formal statement Of the sphyslcians
who male the post h0rtem examination on
Tuesdhy were received by the Coroner yes
tsrday. They: were Ora. John Fl. Etorer and
William A. Crscratt. They staie that they
inside q post ml9rtem examination Of the body
Of John Il. Peddlcord, and that externally
they found no wounds. On removal OF the
scalp, a fracture war found at the superior
margin Of the pesous portion ofthe right
temporal bone, extending about an inch and
a bali toward the vsrtex, and from thence
running forward In q slightly curved line,
for tho distance Of about three inchee, in
voiying the right parie.al AID q small por-
ton OF the frontal bone. A confusion OF the
soft parts vas found shove aud slightly
posserior to the right ear. On the remova,
Of the Uranium o small quantity OF blood
va, found on the brain, adjacent to the
fracture. The brain was then removed and
examined, bat nothing further ofimportauce
was found. YsaIsa lE;Fal
The doctors also say that tie symptoms
manifested prior to death in connection
with the post mortem examination warrant
the conclusion, that conclusion Of the brain
was! the cause Of the death OF said John H.
Peddicord.
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rmE PARKERsiRURa FIBRE WORKS.
Tho Company Abnndons the Work and
$500 p = ssglD iHao1VcH. tLtl7F qtur


Dissolves. Atg1
At 4 meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
West Virginia Fibre Company held at Par.
kersburg Monday afternoon, It was decided
to dissolve the company and all business e1.
listing at the time OF dtsbAudlng was ordered
sattled by the executive committee. The
State Journal, In commenting Oh this action,
aays:,
"'rhe company has had the deepest sympa.
Thy Of all entarprlslny citizens Of this city.
A large amount Of money ives invested by
the present company when It took charge OF
tho Pulp Mills. Thousands OF dollars were
expended getting the works III running order.
This look twice as large q sun "a was originally
anticipated. ..Having spent 30 much In gsi-
ting matters In shape II was q matter Of con.
graduation when at last the company began
10 reAl'zs a mesgre return FOR the money In.
vested. This was Of short duration. In less
than two months after the works wers placed
In good working order came the fire that
burned the mills 10 the ground. After the
fire had spent liz fury, and psuding tho I'D.
jnBtment Of the insurance, CAME thetlood 10
complete the work OF destruction. With this
accumulated burden Of misfortune 1t was
thought impossible to proceed. With this
company passes away Que OF the induhtriea
tina. Parkersburg had just reason 10 DO proud
OF and n that WIS substantially q benefit
to the city. 1t employed q large number OF
men; 1t afforded a market for vast quaint.
ties Of timber; II consumed large quantities
OF chemicals aud other substances that were
furnished in. or near this city: and the In.
dns!Iy, which 10 comparatively a new one,
attracted the attention Of foreign business
men 10 OF city. Taking all these matters
Into consideration We cannot but regret the
abandonment ot 80 great an industry In our
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CLARIk's CHALLENGE,
A Chnuce for Wheeling WrcxtlersS
E SHINY Whnt They aro N ar, n nf X

a Chnucc for Wheeling @Wrcxtlcrs to
SHOW what They arc II ade OF.
Bill CLARK, a blacksmith employed at Bob
1Anderson's shop, came into this office last
evening aud ata.ed that he desires 10 wrestle
my man in this vicinity, CLARK will wreatls
either collar and elbow, catch as catch car
or In the Gim:c Roman style, accosdipc, to
Ed: James or the Police .Ga=.Ne rules for >$25
or $50 a side, with any man in Wheeling,
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport or Bellaire, and at
sny place in this city. This challenge, how
ever, must bs accepted within ten days aud
articles signed. Oh, TX can be met ut Aude,-
!ton'a blacksmith shop, or Communications
may be addressed csre Of sporting editor
OF Tho IKrK1lIGENcEr. Clark further cbnl.
ienees any man tothrow, him one iall in one
hours time, wrestling catch 81 catch can.
10 any man who will do this III the tins
specified ha will pay $40. 81
I, Bill CLARK Is II stontly built young mas,
Standing about. 6 feet o iuches and weighing
at presentsboutl ITO pounds. He has recently
come 10 Wheeling and has previously done
n little wrestling, "a chance Is now AFFORDED
some OF the sturdy men III Ith.s avi-
entity Who. lay Calm 10 some skill 10
fair wrestling to come forward and
show their ability hoeling OF la.e has
not been specially noted as a sporting town,
even her boating interest having Jagged but
a large number, both III this city aad across
the river. tako interest, In sporting matters
and would like 70 see u good ruttling wsest.,
ling match. ~ 20 i gsy a. S,E,bi6E;
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WHEELING BIRDS
FURNISHED wlrH;A!cAoE IN OHIO.
1--WE =ll- 49, Wv +lN-@e f=i
Two Well Kaoun Characters Of this City aud
Pal from PitsburEh In Daranee yils At
, Cambridge on Several Charges Of Burx.
lAry and lptbsry-Psddicord Gaze.

Two we'll known gentlemen Of leisure,
clalminsthls city as their legal place OF abode,
ARE now absent from Wheeling fer an In.
definite period, owing to circumstances
over which .hoy have no control. They are
spending n vacation the limit Of which, has
no. yet been definitely fixed with the GhcrilI
Of Guernsey county, Ohio, a quondam Pitts.
bureher, also well known here, named Jim
Wright, being their fellow guest. The two
Wheeling mon referred 10 are Frank shsr-
10y and Charles DALEY; and the only &C.
quulntancsa here who will seriously regret
their ABSENCE are the polics.
Stanley aud Daley have both frequently
fallen under saspicionin times pa1t In Connec.
tion With operation OF u burslarlous nature,
and both have been In trolble divers tunes.
They were arrested at z hesvills a few dSys
ago, In company with Wright, on suspicion OF
baving been connected with several recent
burelarits and robberies ut Cambridge. In
their possession WAY found watch, n,o}en ut
ono oithess burg.aries. 1t Ia said, also, that
there III other conclusive evidetce Of their
guilt In the possession Of the authorities at
Cambridge, aud, that the trio are safe for an
extended residence at Columbus ut the X.
penss OF the State. When arrested Daily
gave his name as Charles Dunlap, Shanley as
Frank Dale, and Wright as Henry Martin.
II Is noticeable that there hrs been u de-
cided lull In the operations Of the burglars
here aimee thts, men left tho city. -
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NEW YoAK, March b.-Moucy unchanged at lks
2 percent Primo mercantile paper <aSx percent
Sterling Exchange bankeu' bills steady at u 81
demand u S91<. En9-.ss ls' M
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Amateur rhcntrlcals..

The amateur theatrical entertainment 10
be given at Arion Hall tomorrow evening
promises to be a very enjoyable one. 1t is to
oe given under the auspices OF the" Friday
Club" a socialtorgasizltion composed of sew.
eral well known ladies and gentlemen, for
the benefit Of the Women's Union Benevo-
lent Society. Two short plays,""Ths Rough
Diamond" and =" lei on Parle Francais," viii
be given. The casts include Miss Eliza Arm.
strong, MissSAnne5 Cummius, Miss Louise
I.aughlin,f Miss Louise Butler, Mr.. Charles
3. OF, Mr. s. A. Miller, Jr., and Mr.. GORGE
N.Va.dy, all OF this city, and Mr.. William
Armstrong, Of Washington, d. O., aud Nj,
John iWillman, Of Leesburg, Va. The pat
ronesses tor the occasion are Mesdames b. q,
List, II. IL. Harpsr, n G. Barr, jacob Berger,
OF. Brue1 and T.. W. Hszlett. The follow.
Ing we'll known gentlemen have consented 10
act as ushers !: Messrs. Thomas Howell, Ed.
ward Hazlett,a George Baird, WI. HooiE,
John +. Baker, and D. Carter List.
Tickets eau ba procured from Mr.. James
Rhodes at No. ll52 Main street to-day and to.
morrow. This evening Mr.. RHODES will be-
at Mr.. John W. Hsiskell's book store on
Twelfth street alter 7 o'clock for the purpose
OF disposlng
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A Revolt Among priuoners.

CAIRO, March San investigation into
the revolt which broke out yesterday in
the priaon here shows that 1t wa3 planned
and had been promised sid from the out
side, One Of the prisoners engaged in the
revolt stated this morning that they were
iaduced to join in the upriaing by, prom.
iscJ OF aid from parties in the city, who
said that a Simultaneous revolt among the
natives would occur Rgains. the English
rule, and that it would have sufficient
strength to cope successfully with the army
Of occupation. lts 80
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Are You disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting tee.h2 II so. send az
once and get q bottle of Mrs. tWinslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Its
value is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately. \ Depend
upon 1t, motherd, there is no mistake about
IT, y curts dysentary and ,diarrhoea, regu.
collie, softens the gums, reduces il aammation'
and gives tose aud energy to tbs WHOLE sys'
tenn. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ior
Children Teething is pleasant to The taste,
ard Is the prescription OF one Of the Oldest
and best female physicians and nuY,es In the
United States, and Is for sale by ali drueciata
throughout the world. Price Is cents a bot
tie. ~ fty}ll : - "wus.w
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On OF before April 1st we will make I'M
portant alterations aud improvements in our
stoferoom, which will necessitate an absolute
reduction and clearing out OF stock. Acc.-
den!a'iyf some OF our spring PURCHASES
late. and therefore must t~receive them, and
e. we,haye no room for them We are driven
to the wall and must sell them, and possibly
We may have to suspend business for j day
or two. and live do SO, notice of the saue
will be given in the papers. We therefore
offer onIMonday, and probably soonei, 100
pieces Of yard wide cashmere at 1885, so
pieces three'fourtEs wide, 0.:ssl0OS dozen
ladies' cambria underwear, some very fiae
and handsome styles, very cheap; 200 pieces
Of fins Swiss cambria embroidery ; 100 dozen
corsats, some new styles, and all. our dam
aged 81 cor. els at 500. We desire 10 close out
c!oaks, blanket, No., at aoms price, and all
parties buying by the bolt an extra discount
WAL be gYsn.l- >fhl ftaTS H. EMsHE1AER. :
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y EAT LIBERrY, PA March 46,-Cattle fnarkct
very dull; prime IS 25as 80; common siaS: tcceiuis
9'hcad; shipments 5e1 head. Hogs, market slow:
receipt! W head; shipments GEO head: Philadel..
phiss u 4oA7 70; Workers. sc 4oa6 Is. Sheep market
receipts zoo head; shipments eco head. S,T1
i CINCINNATI. o.. March 5.-Liye hogs arm: rom.
mon and light - aoa6 IS: packing and butcher
~ 45a7t ~ receipts ?.2ou head; shipments i,6Oo
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@TIT0 = A - "a -
CITY MATTERS,
brief Notes on current Events OF Minor

I'LL N LT-fH. u.s. .At = NV .LsAHa MHraGTHINH
"L,onrso o Lorpos' this evening.
II showed heavily enough yesterday 10
make pretty fair slslghing last evening The
boys are again In their element with their
hand sieds.
CLKak Hook yesterday admitted TO record
a deed made March 9th, by George w. He's
to Louis Bali. In consideration OF $1,000 for
the northeast quarter OF lot 100, on Eigh.
tenth street
The Riverside Furniture factory shutdown
Yesterday on account OF the funeral Of Mr..
daniel shaGsr, a lac employe, who died on
Tuesday at bis reaidence on Eotl street, Cen
ire Wheeling. .y9,@
sOsE hundred Italians arrived at Little
Washington yesterday aud were put TO work
on a Baltimore Il Ohio tunnel, just east OF
that place. A cutting or shooting scrrpe will
he the mkt thing III order. }SE
AT tho Thirty. fourth street crossing yestef.
day afternoons little dog came to an un.ime.
ly end. 1t was run over by a attract car. This
should bs a lesson to all little boys, as we'll a.
to. all little dogs. Keep FROM under the
wheels. g71E&LlE slG. m
IT must be cheerful 10 push a street car.
The passengers, at least, OF No. y seemed ia
so at It with a zeat, last evening about Csc
O'Clock, at tho grade on tbs lower, sido oil
the Market street bridge. A baulky horse
WAS the trouble, but the car got up the hill
all the same,
eQuthE PErKRxAN had before him last nigh,
Mrs. John DUMAS or complaint OF Miss L,
Mead for breach Of the peasc. The prosecu'
ton was Represented by Messrs. Allison and
Pendleton, and the defense by W. J.. W,
Cowdsn. Mrs. Dumsss was held In the sun
of!$50 10 preserve the peace for ak months
THERE was yesterday filed In the office o.
the Secretary OF State a copy OF 4 contract
made November 10. 1883, bstween the Rail
road Equipment Company and the Wheeling
Il Lake Erie Railroad Company, by which
the former Is TO furnish 10 the latter two 10.
comotiyes Of the value OF s. $50 each, to, b.
built at the New York Locomotive Worhs
at Rome. N. Y. }J MIA
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Relation TO Various
10 +55. =,}E People. pa.

it rl5. =a,}r People. lH.
Dr.. ". H. oIiloepie,' Of sistersvills, 10 IN
the city.
State Senator Douehoo, OF Hancock county,
Is In the city.
Mrs. aud Miss Gautt, OF Warrington, D.
G., are visiting Wheeling friends.
T. H. B. stagsera, Eq Was in thu city
yesterday attending to Il case In the United
States Court.
Miss Kate Marsh OF Gravel Hill, Bellaire,
Is the guest of Misses Laura and Alvenia
Bowman, Of Elf street., South Side.
Mr.. Frederick Gehring, OF switz ,rland,,
manufacturer Of pianos, Is q gaest at proi.
klauter's house, Indiana street, Island. Il
Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner, Of Marlinsburg,
left Tor home on the early train this morn.
ing after spending a few days in the city.
W. L. Cole, Esq, one OF. Parksrsburg's
prominent attorneys, formerly q resident Of
this city, Is here attending the Supreme
Court. j
Mr.. simms Powell, OF Parkersburg, Is al
the Mcclure. Mr.. Powell has mude mum.
Der OF friends hersin the ps1t by his clever
manners.
Miss Carrie Pearce. a charming young lady
OF Carrollton, Ohio, who hr7 basn visiting
Mas Pink Holiday ior tie past month, re.
turns home to-dny. .5sG ~4sJ4.SSEf
MI. B. J. Smith, OF New Cumberland,
George W. Leonard, OF Beverly, aud Sam
Reinheimer and W. H. Hagsny, Of Cameron,
are at the Mcclure house.
MI. William Armstrong, OF Washington,
D. G., and his friend Mr.. Johu Wildmau, OF
Lsesburg, Va, arrived in the city yesterday
and are guests at the residence OF Mr.. {. T.
Brues, on Fourteenth street.
A!pleasant party was given last night at
the residence Of Mr.. L.. B. Woods, on
Thirteenth street, by bis daughter, Miss
Lizzie. In honor Of her guest, Miss Carrie
PesIce, Of Carrollton, O., who leaves to-day
for q visit to 6teubenville, O.. /
Miss Nellie Mahr, of Cleveland, accompan-
led by her maid, registered at the Mcclure
House lest evening. Miss .Mahr comes here
for the purpose visiting her friends and the
Sisters at Mt. de Chantal. from which institu.
ton she graduated lett J uue. MISC Mahr has
also a number OF admirers in this city.
$50 #4LH #LHa -
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Live Stock.

Il CHICAGO, March 95.-The D1op<7s journal -.
ports: Live hoys-Receipts 10000 head; shipmcnts
4,ao head; sslcc higher: rough packing IS 2Oas Is:
packing snd shipping IS soa7 80; light 80 20A6 50;
ments 500 head: best firm: general market ia
lower; exports 50 b0a7 25; good 10 choice hhippinS
IS eOae AZ, common 10 medium IS 25as 20: con-
shlpT cnts a.7t1: best strong: common iower. n.
istior 10 fair s. to44 50: medium to good 81 ia
5 q; choice 10 extra IS o0a6 %. ~ Ma So. e
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TOLEDO. March a.-Wheat dull: No, / white Al az.
No."2,S 81 o.; No 2 rod cash 81 DIAL Oh: Match 4, N
; sid 10 HpI,l $. o. bia; Nay s q: June 81 o55s: july
stgA ala; No; 3 spring e3NasGc: rejected 57a7ocs,
ApItl ac;.. May bsAc; June 57Ac aated: Ieiee Sssi
t99c; Jay quiet aud steady; No, 2 cayh and
March N May s7Hc bid. Clover seed dull:
PRIME cash. March aud April 81, rs asked: No. 2
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w%AnaAsrrn Hand;sava, % cents, at Boyd's,
Market, squale.S st4

WHIKbtJ EQunIesA
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Yesterday auother largo number Of new
gas meters arrived at the Gas Works, to re-.
pplace those ruined by. the flood. Thus FAR
about s. 800 has been expended by The
Works fol, meters since the flood. This cold
weather has also caused the Trustees add,
t;onal troublt; meters that were filed with
water aud sflerwsrls drained out and made
rse, haveS frozen! up and stopped
registering, To repair meters thus affected
costs nessiy as much Is it wcu,d to lepl,ce
thcm with new ones. Co..
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Lights ~ LOpuOn.

This famous spectacular melodrama. with
all its marvels Of scenic effect, will be pre-
duced by Shook s Golfers company at the
OpefnH House this evening for the first timein
Wheeling. This piece, like most playa
which give satisfaction, .hdvsrtists i'ieli, and
gains in popular favor the longer it remains
Che Incompatible scenery and satisfactory
acting are sufficient to commend it's mo fur.
ther insurance Is required that 1t will Shavs
full houses .dusing the wetk, which Is
something that few plays can achieve. This
result, is proof OF the strong hold which scenic
effect hel upon tho masses. Reserved seats
ara on sale at Banners music store Market
street. EsTs.tritEiarI fgl -
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Mhe 0aifaIl1Qe,lres
Office: Nos. 20 aud - Fouriccnth Street.
~ M 'FTI- = !
New Advertisements.

Festival and Supper. X
For sala-Businsss Property and Farm
G. 0. Smith. !1ffsl-
Music Glass at Benwood.
Piano at a Bgrssin-F. W. Baumer.S
Dwelling House For. Sale--Alexander
Bone, Agent. |[taF -2&t
FIGURING Mill Property For sale-Ale1ar.
der Bone, Agent. lN q
The State OF West Virginia. Ohio County.
Eo, For Southern California.
Tho State of West Virginia, Ohio County.
A New 1ayoics Of Flannel .shirts-David
Aeh-Head Of Local. E50@5sE .I
Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel& Co,
Dr.. John E. Smith-Third page.
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DIR. Kings New pisoorarx

We cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused BY Or. King'sN New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan l. Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testlng Us wonderful merits by getting a trial
oo!tle ~ the Drug Store, which con.
vines mem Of is rare qualities, and what a
s sag;oad aolaai Hsed bottle will do. It Is guar
anteen tn n0sitivalv. cura or no nav. uwrAv
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supreme Court Of

This C0urt opened yesterday at $50 r. n.
with judges johnson, Snyder and Green
present. 9H - n mi
40. y. Colman. Esq. OF Michigan, was ad.
mitted 10 practice 81 this bar on motion oil
Mr.. Cole, Of Parkertburg,
In the case OF Hora ys. Perry, from Ritchie
county, a motion to dismiss was entered and
continued Ill next Saturday.
Colman, vs.. W. Va. OIL aud Oil Land Co.,
from Richie County; motion to dismiss; con:
tinuad till March 90
Adjourned till next Saturday at 10 A. N. j
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In, the Jefferson county, Ohio, Court Of
Common Pless at s!cnbsnyille yesterday,
int,ths suit: Of John G.. Johneon, Judee
Hsnce ordered the 6:eubenvllls Furnace and
Iron Company's7 property, to DO ssaln offered
at pnblic fale. Il. will be remembered that
a few months SEQ this valuable property,v was
offered, at sharlifs sale and WIT bid IN at the
low figure Of $e0.0CoC-a property, which; with
the improvements, cost over five times that
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THE DAIEr MARKETS.
rho Financial World,

~ q. EHHN a. - IL II
NV iohx, March b.-Mouoy unchanged at INA
Sterling Exehango banke1' bills steady at u 81;
4 GovzRsAxS1s-rlrm.
W &................lo l 10. 8. new Il. l2sk
w.. ~, coupons. .llsx . n i
s. RAILWAY BoSbs-ifreguihr,
brArE 6EcuRtTiEs- Quiet. R54A SsAkl
Psclac @ OF 'sS. ............l 10 TEX. Pac. land gr'R. 4gk
Central Pacific tlntS. llSx|d RIO Gnnds div. rs.
krie eecondl. .....! ..... 9lflU. p. bonds, dnt. ..-.1 l5H
Leh!gh d Wilkes.....l06&l 10. r.. Land Grants. .lG9G
Louhiana consols... 77st|U. r. sinking fund. ia
Mihouri ,6s...".~...l.lo0 Virginia 6s.............r 10 (
st. Joseph ..........ll0 Virginia couuols, OK!
y. I. d b. u. nrsts..-llyHl tn mat coupons. 40
Tennessee old.....-... 89hlvirViniA defcrred-... 7
Tennessee Il. new....' s9kl'Eitra Interest.
SrccKS.:The net result Of the days trading wa
that out Of twen.y.l s!ocks moro actively traded
III. sixteen closed lower. than last night, though
only Two oil these show declines a great ~ I per
cont, viz: Manitoba IN. and Oregon Navigation
~, On others, Union racine, Liciawanns, New
York Central. and Pullman, showed small frac.
tional advances. The suspension Of AL Stock.
vol announced on Stock Exchange, has no special
slgniae lnce, hisshare Of stocks having been bought
In under rule yesterday. 'rNsE0 \ lHrI a'eI
Before tho close there was a rally OF HaN per.
cent, Union PAcihc. Oregon 4 TranicontluuutAl and
Lackawauna being tho most promtncut lu tho raj.
~. The market closed firm rs usual OF late. Dur.
lug the early hours OF butlneis tho demand for
borrowing purroses WIS blisk and Louisville, q
NASHVILLE lelt 4 l.l6AA percent, Northern Pacific
Union Pacific fiat ut lilo aud Lake Shore aud
LAcknwRpuR fiat. a Nm fFFTGTT sTIHI' EIT-N 1Hb
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ciNclNaArl; o., March 8. -Flour stead and
11nchansed Wheat quiet, No. q red 81 Gal w. y
C C, 70 5000 demand: No. ) mixed to..@ oatSs
Z 05aSee, Barley IN good demand aud ure ah,S G'
potk quiet mtks$ ~ 75a1S 0Q. Lard quiet: prmcc
steam 9.25c; Bulk meats Ia i.ir demand; shoul.
1 Whss 4; s s,ead lio sS. Bacon qyle! and unchanged.
changed. % 80 MN MN anu IN.