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The CnrnRllnn Enrslnry.

There was no clue found yesterday to Tie
two men who broke into Carnahan's ehoe
store, on Main street in the Fifth ward short
ly after midnight, an account OF which was
printed in yesterdays INrELLIoEvcER, Tho
remainder OF the chisel used 10 force open
the door was picked up yesterday where it
bad been thrown by the burglars IS they ran
from the officers. 1t was marked win the
letters FIG, or 9. +, in a monogram. The
ciiicers have a suspicion OF the identity OF
the thieves, but 1t Is not definite enough to
warrant any arrests Or other proceedings.
2 The fact that several burglaries wers COM
mttted In Martins Ferry daring the night
Eczema 10 indicate that the ranksof the cracks.
men are more extensive than has heretofore
been believed
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z. Z tramp who represented himself as an ex-
uaion soldier, and former prisoner at An.
Jacksonville, vas about town yesterday
soliciting charity. Among other places lie
called at the State House, and dropped into
Governor Jackson'a private office while no.
body was there. One Of the clerks shortly
c,mein, when the tramp left his regrets for
the Governor aad departed. About two
minutes later Governor jackson entered, and
being told OF the visitor, looked over his
possessions and found. that gold pen was
missing. Janitot Volz started out 10 hunt
the thief, and traced him to the office OF the
Eigle brewery, on South street, where he
half. : :"
Vol'z.
II bought 1t in Cincinnati" z
You lie! You stole 1t at the Slate
House."
The tramp did not stop to argue the mat
ter, but disappeared with great alacsi,y.
The Governor, upon recovering his pen, de.
clined to have the thief arrested.
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May 97ssc bid: No. q white s6,,fSe: rejected ssxc
Glover seed dull; prime cash and January " 70
feot0Aty 70 lO. - !, y ~, a ~. ~.
Live stock.

' . k
n CHICAGO, January i6.-The Drotrs' JoarHa, TO-
ports: Ilosa-Reccipu 5000 head: shipmen.s 800
head: market stfoog ard eal0o hiEher; PACKING W.
% q; packing an lhlpping - !oa6 2J llght y Iva
~ ,s CssseRepn Sg ne ni
exports % 00l6 co: good to choice shipplnE 70 aoa
20: common TO medium 81 loa6 80. shcep1Ro.
ceips 1900 head; shipments 1900 head: best Arm:
10 good q c0l4b0; choice 10 extra 81 7sA5 70. gi
EAST LihEarY. Pa January 5lG.-Cattle market
very dull primo 50 00aG 30; iair 70 good 0oab 10
common stCOa4 80: receipts 1913 bead; shipments
III head Hogs market stronger; receip'sl 10Y head
YoiIcra Is Goa5 s., Sheen. market taIt prime g Is
as %: fair 10 rood 81 b0a5 0o; common y boa3 bo
receipts 1000 head; shipments 600 head.
hi Petroleum. ~ s.
Trusv11ll Pa, January l6.-opened at 81 071{:
highest 81 09}: lowest 81 OH; closed At u 091s;
shlpments 90 III barrels; charters " barrels.
OF tho diminished imr ortaucc Of tho Shank d + u.
err well The Ueruids Sharon dispatch says the
owners 10 an interview assert tho production OF
the!s we'll 10 be only i've barrels An hour. IrH
Tuesday Il 81 barrels: shipments 66222 barrcs;
charters Ga barrels: Clcaranccs II 900 barrels.
closed at 81 To- highest price 81 10; lowest 81 0o
on CITY, PA, January le.IPetIolSum opened
day ll,t2S 900 barrels: runs 7iso7 barrels: ship.
ments n, 600 barrels; charters 49, C3 barrels. "a
Pr11suuRaH,. Pa. January 16,-The afternoon
session was active and excited opened at 81 0s de-.
cllned At o. OK, rallied. advanced. and closed
steady, tending higher at slo1h Trading yety
heavy and icciug good. -.'.T5 A-.'.'
BALTIMORE, January lo.-.Petrocum nominal; re.
fined sxs999sc. ~ - .Fsfl z-, -
EEw ioaK, January lG.-Potroleum dull; United
S09A. 5"E'l',I ..f-sl5757 l}'B '.i--gIl,'
- go Cotton. lHatl ~
New foax, January lG.-Cotsoa dali and easier
futures iteidy; January l0.6!c: February 1860:
March 10 Sse; April COG; May ll.l4c Juno ll.27c;
July s9c; August II 47c: September n.iic; Octc
Der 10. 7bc: November 1868. nrrE.tr - -r.-1
-r" Leather. gl.,.N.
NV York, January lG.-Leather, demand fair
and market firm; Hcmloek sole 2lMa25c.
-'4G ,G.h lend.
EEw YonK: January le.-Lead quiet aud steady;
common 81 4g1sss .Ra''ENu5 lu IN
Wool. hfr.lT..
NEW York, January 16,-wool dull and I'm.
CHANGED. %
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PERSONAL MEN
News md Gossip In Relation to Various

News md Gossip In Relation to Various
People.
Mr.. and Mrs.. L. g. stifel left last evening
for trip To Georgia.
President w. 4. Pendleton, OF Bethany
college, was down yesterday.
T. NJ. Mackey, the Cambridge, O., photo
grapher, was In the city yesterday.
Miss Theresa Albright. OF Cincinnati, bus
come to spend the winter with her cousin, II,
A. Albright. jr.. on jacob street, Eat End.
Ex.Judge @. P. T. Moore, OF Mason county,.
brought bis two daughters, up to Mt, de
Chantal yesterday, and letr1ns home this
morning. ~. 80 -
@. D. Hub5arde President OF the p, W. &
Ky. railroad and the Top Mill, OF Wheeling,
accompanied by Col. Vance, are tn the civ
tc-day.-SieuJenrilIe Ga:stic.
Rev. T. J.. Hart, pastor of the Disciples
church Of this city, has bsea assisting Rev.
Mr.. Linkletter iu s,ries OF revival meet.
inga at Moundsville, sincs Monday, and hes
made very good impression there.
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ANDERSON, IND, January lG.-Albe,rt
Hercules has been confined in jail ior come
time on a charge OF bastardy preferred nv
Estella sBlasier. yesterday Hercules SAINT
for her to- come and see him in his cali
While alone with her he knocked her down
and beat her over the head with an iron
tap taken from bolt. Her injuries are
very severe. Hercules says it was his in.
tent!on TO kill the woman, and would un.
doubtedly have done so had not help ar..
rived. A.. ii;i:ifz "a
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WANTED,

yWANTED-WE WANT MEN Ann
Nv Women evefywhtre, % sell our Diamond,
No previous erperIence necS staty. Fo,rarlicnis,.
sadiess wEARLEYi 4 boRNkT'r, 2i7 Vine Street
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AiVER NEWS,
Notes About the Htcamboats, Bank Brief,
and Tclegraphic Reports.

noses ABOUT tuo stcAmDunt4, Bank Briefs
and Tclegraphic Repor,s.
Capt. Charlie D. List, chief clerk of the St.
Lawrence, is spending sevesal days in the
city. M ~ W. ,i;, b. u NV
Capt. Charlie Muhlemnn is In Cincinnati
keeping watchiul eye on the Andes, which
Is laid up at that port. ~ "a 81 :
The towboat Lud. keefer has been living
tied up at the Merce. wharfboat, Rellaire'
but left yesterday and passed up. =
The depth in the chanrel las. oyeninr was
about ten feet and the river was stIll fall;rr
Large iloes OF ice pe9sed down In the morn.
Ing, II was nearly all new made Ice. No
business was transacted. 49, -
Pilots doing business in theS Kanawba
should make note OF the fact that there in
q barge OF coal sunk In the Kanawha. In The
channel, in the neighborhood Of The Govern.
ment light above Salt Creek, aud in the shall.
lowest water - - !! ., n - -.
. The ssrecker is lying on the opposite side
OF the river fiom st. Marys. She is reported
as lying In @ prccarious fix. Her bow in
caught up on shore, and In the present con.
dition Of the river, with Ice at her stern, she
might'bs wrecked. -; 7f-yS. :='ei'-I -
The Intelligence Is published IL the tele.
bAuPAio SuiuAAa1 u lue .1NTkLLlGEECER this
morning that the engineer Of the towboat
Nail City, Of this place. was killed Yesterday
BY the bursting Of a steam pipe In the Mus
kingum river. He was not Wheeling man
About year ago, 1t will be remembered. an
engineer on the same boat walked oil into
the river while oillng the wheel, and was
drowned. r Z - -, = - - -
GEESsuoRo, Pa, January l6.-River il feet
9 inches and stationary; weather clear. :
.P1rTsnuRGH, January l0.-Rlyer q fact .
iaehes and falling; weather cloudy and cold,
! BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January l6-Riyer II
feet and stationary; weather cloudy; thermom-
eter 20o. = ia Is - - N'0
;1cG :. C,5y PA Jssnu,ary lo-Ryer feet
showing. - = -
MoncAS!owKl VIVA, January. 1e River
10 feet and stationary; weathar cloudy; Their.
go 81 - I - -
. RIoEs LANDING, Pa, January 1e.-Riyer {,
feet 8 inches and falling; weather cloudy:
thermometer 28o. <. .i7,' ~ ~
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ON CITY, PA, january l6.-Rlyer 9 heel {;
nches and on a stand; weather cloudy and
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MonoAN1owN, W. VA, January. 1G River
10 feet and stationary; wealth u cloudy; ther.
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Martin Thornton of the Capital Res aurant,
will to-day serve TO his patrons turkey din.
rer. The Capital 10 tho pioneer restaurant
Of the city, aud In the ten years Mr.. Thorn.
ton has catered 10 the public Its reputation
has steadily increased. A really good meal
Tor quarter Ia one Of the malvels which he
brop ght about. s.1 r 10. = no
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When at q rate distance, aud then ran of
being caught. Nj. Borham WAS not
Tho Last POnnu.

Mr.. Walter Haynes, 147 York street, sgd.
ney, N. 3. W., sf1rms that he would spend
his last pound for bottle OF 81. Jacobs OIL.
It cured him OF rheumatic lumbago with
which be suffered 60 he could not rise from
hin chair UI1-a.r- -0II=ls .-Irt .QI1F1 r5fg
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: The strecker is lying on the opposite side
OF ne river fiom 81. Marys., She 10 reported
es lying IN q prccarious fix. Her bow is
dition Of the river, With Ice at her Stern, she
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SAIH.

!, The undersigned Offers for falo his farm. situated
thiee miles east Of 81. Llairsyille aud one m!!e
Soutn OF the Netlonal Road, containing leo acres,
10 under cultivaton has plenty oil good timber,
uvhte and one Of the best iasris Il, ,a, RAJ, OF
Inc country. 1t contains one good DWELLING house
a sI one tenement house, Win ample and coNye.
choice fruit, together with variety Of olhes uit
suGh as pears, cherries, ounces, &C. dc
for particulars inquire 81 the undc,hGucd on
1ne pfeulsts, or address at 81. Claiisville u. r,
*, Ms. SAMUEL L. FlNNEY.
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.alte G,ttelhQel,re',
office. Nos. 20 und ~ Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements.

- INV AUVVFIIHGIIIVuVNs
spareribs-D. @. List, Jr.
. Valentlnes-kiiks Art Store.
+ Notice 10 Coal Dealers and Haulers.
New Hamburgs-J. 3. Rhode, & Go.
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods.-I. G..
Dillon.
Btrayed-Albert schan.
Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel 4 Co.
Z Dr.. John E. smith-Third page.
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Convict Cheap Labor.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, January 1o.-one
hundred and fifty miuers have been dis.
charged from tho Coal City, Ca, mines, on
account Of the increased number OF con.
victs received. T..7its-- ssaslf. ~, y,
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An Engineer Killed.

MARIETTA, 0.,,January l6.-While the
Wheeling tow boat Nail City was breaking
ice in the tNluskingumy this morning. a.
steam pipe burst, killing Engineer Wesley
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THIS lie Is Too full OF work, OF duty, and Of
pleasure to be wasted. But every body don't
think so, or they would not TIL e with a cold.
OF a cough. when DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
the only reliable remedy, can be procured
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BALTtxoaE January 16-Ftout lower snd dull;
Howard stree: and western suprrtuc 81 75aY Is:
extra 50 eo.l %: family 81 %. Wheat, western
stSaay ana quiet; No. winter red spotsl u5ha
Matsn 81 Lislal w; May 81 1!ssssi Tx. Cofii,
western dali; mixed spol6lc asked February cox,
6essc; Nay GS9Sa6ihc. Oats stronger; western
Rye quiet and easy at 72a7lc Hay steady; prilne
70 Choice Penns ,lvAiiia and Maryland SI3 Gals o.
PROVISIONS Quiet and frn; nrss pork, SIS rs; bulk
meals shoulders and clear rio sides, packed 7aSNc:
lsAal4Ec. LlIu. refined l0c. Butter, Western
packed dull 1T lcae.c; creamery steady at 25s3sc
ESss steady tre.h 32aS3c: picked 22a2ic. Coffee
s sahes' NO ca'goes ordinary 10 iale lIE,l2J1H.
llSL; - F,'s' AZ - ioA
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RAILWAY BoYbs-wcak and lower

Pacific Gsof Tex. Pac. land gr'ts. 4oA
Central Pacific hntslllhI do Rio Gnnde 1lv.. 72R
krle seconus......... ESGl T. bonds, first,
Lchish & Wflkcs....toSa it. r. Land GAutS ..luS55i
Louisiana consols... 10 III. i. sinking lund..n7
Missouri ea..........."iW virxnia 6s...s..... 40
~. !ossph......,.......ll0 Virgins consols, CT.
=. r.& i. u. hrsu..-ll6I TIA mat, coupons. 80 /,
Tennessee old...,... IS Virginia dGictIed.... y
Tennessee %. new-. 80
STocIs-speculatlopsN ut the Stock Exchange
the INT hour OF bustnesS were feverlsh And unset.
tied The market opened fraction lower, then
advanced, but toon became weaker sgRln, the
fluctuations beihg nnimi oriani. Alter II O'Clock
During the afternoon Of Paul developed marked
strength, selling up ~ poicen to sssS. which had
good elect on the +nefal list. OREGON 4 TraIscOu
tinental did rot sympathize with tho advance, but
on tho contrary was heavy and depressed, Tne
priee broic 70 IS FROM ~. Earlier In tho day. on
.alk 81 appointing a receiver, an effort was made
The bears, who also stated that stock would not be
taken IN loans hereafter 0Mcfats assert that tho
company has no pressing CLAIMS falling que. Ee
tween and O'Clock the market became weak for
Western Unioj, Oregon d Transconllnuntal. Mis-
soufi Pacific, Northwestern, Canada Southern.
l.ackawanna, Lake Shore, New iork Central, Union
Pacific aud Northern Pacific; market closed weak.
Of calling Of large loans on tho Orcgan Tram con-
linental aud on the disturbed condition Of Affairs
In the Ontaiio 4 Western Company. Tho li9uidR-
lion Of West Shore bonds continues Two Pyomi-
nent canltslistS were reported aS sellers Of the
bonds. Toe REASON assigned for the break III the
market after oclC:k was the Esle u como round
amounts Oi long stock on which the margins had
clo.ins prices are down ha25ss per cent. ~
TrAuSaCliOus Ago RI Ehnrrs - .r
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IL order 10 get of large surplus stock
will make heavy reductions on good seasons.
Bile goods from this date. 8. Gall and secure
bargalus, III u y *, 81 ~ L, Y. BLOND,
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a. lNACT!

That I'LL goods in my place Of
business have been reduced to such
q figure that should you desire any
thing In my line, you can certain.
}ly Do pleased, both as to price and
quality, by tayoring mo with Il call.
Y viii FIRST state thatall Youths,
Boys, School and Children's Cloth.
ing has been reduced to m amaz-
ingly Low price, and then quote the
following reductions in mems suits
and Oyerc0ats:
From IS 90 to s. 90.
g |, From $40 90 to $3.50. anag ~
From Sll 90 to IS 90.
From Sl2 50 TO $40 90.
From Sl4 90 to Sll so.
From SIG 90 to $l2 90.
n From SIS Is to Sl5 90.
Don't forget that I carry full
line Of Gents Furnishing Goods.
DAVID ASH,
la,0 30 TWELFTH sTRRET.
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PURCHASERS Of Boots and Shoes should call
and inspect my stock before purchasing.
am Offering all goods at very popular prices.
~ = ~ !. 49, t8ssE g. H. v. BLnSo
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Presiding Elder Joseph Courtney will
r :, Tomorrow eyening at the Second N.
L. Church. '-a.5t-5 - y 49,
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad hiss an en-
CINE here and force Of men putting lac intn
their large Ice house.. ftS'T1' 1880 ~ :
At Miss Allie Mellott's, Tuesday evening
the graduating class Of 1883 had a ga.he ,inSr.
and talked over their school times. s''
Ms: VII Brady, who has been low with
consumption for some time, died Tuesday
night, and will be buried this forenoon: -
A number OF young men drove 10 Mt,
Pleasant, Ohio, in sleigh last night. to al.
tend the large revival meeting Of the @ lskers
now In progress, i2 lEo u .0rlisS, "" :.
Some Benwood merchants who had come
freight shipped here, yesterday had to send a
wagon around through Wheeling and Bridge
port for It. Rather dear transportation. :.
Ellsworth Brsdfisld kicked up row Ia
Borham's sore, on Thirty.third street, be.
cause he WAS refused meat on credit. Being
put out, be fred pistol at Mr.. Borham,
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THE DAILY MARKETS..
Tho FlunucinI World.

NEW York, January l6-Money market easy
a. 2a?I p0tcent closed offered ut TX percent.
change bankers Bits weaker at 81 SIX; demand
81 81. ,-N- . lYIgg. ~, .sI|g.' z II" te.al
GovERNMEETs-Strong. glA -5t3 LA F-
Y. f. ss""".."....-...loo ~. 8. u, coupons...,l2l
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Tex. Pac. land gr'ts.. 4051
do Rio Grandc 1lv... M
U. !. bonds, first. -.ll3E
q. r. Land Gtautl..lUS5i
y. +. sinking iund,..ll7
Virginia 6s........s..... 10
virginiA coilsols, CT.
TIA mat, COUPONS. 30
Virginia deicrred.. y
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CHEAP HOME FOR SALE,


no. lo3 TWELFTH STREET,
Three squares CAT OF McLurc House, The DWELL
ihg contains parior.. fitting room, dinilgrl0m
ntee bed rooms, Kitchen. cellar Gas ana water, ou
VIII be sold cheap. IND terms liberal THOSE de-
ring 10 tecuIe n Ell ali home at a low mice viii
please enquire Of ALEXANDER ZONE,
Zeal Ehtate Agent and BIT er
-!A!1 - llG3 Market Street.
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Y CHICKEN P0t.pic for Dinner ut tile
Peoples Restaurant to-day.


sf-Np-t Thermometer Record.
The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observed at schneptsdrug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
-e.s-ls 1883. 1854.
TAM. 12A8F.M.7rM. TAI M.SP.M.7r.M.
80 &SV.Ss 81 q Is y
49,, EIae INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, b. O., January IT, :s0 !.
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally fair, warmer weather, variable
winds, mostly southwes.erly, falling barone-
ter.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather.
preceded by light local SHOWS In tho eastern
part, norlhwesterly winds, falling barometer,
generally warmer.
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R. Puruell has moved from Benwocd to
the house vacated by Mrs. r. W. Nelson. :,
o. Tomorrow the stockholders OF the Unioo
window glass company will hold their annual
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Presiding Elder Joseph Courtrey will
r r a. tomorrow evening at the Second N.
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4 HARRISBURG RAIL
|TLM GROVE & STATE LINE RAIL

FLM GROVE 4 STATE LINE RAIL.
~ ROAD COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that a! the annual meet.
Line Railroad Company. TO bc held at the Office o!
VIM. I. Hubbard, al No. llt3 Market street, iu The
city 81 "hee ms, In tue state o! cs. iSinia, on
the l,th day Of Mach. A. asst ptupi slt0a vii!
and It's c!pital stock With tho Wheeling d Harris.
burg Railway Company. ,,t,se,sp,,p
:, by order Of the Executive Consnfstee. Of the
,5.5fe ~ +. j. GgoTgvENr, Escrs,sry
o. Tho Elm Cove and State Line Ra!!Ioad Company.
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Tried to KIN hts Mtstrcx,

RIcE's LANDING, Pa, January 16-Riyer 4,
feet inche. and falling; weather cloudy;
thermometer 28o, u. ~ ~ ''>''''
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PHILADELPHIA, January l6.-F,our, spring whoa,
sieaoisr; winter dull. Wheat opened firm end
ei S, WeaHand lower No. sp.its DC; No. red
y os3ssl oSh Mach s. Gal o. Apiii i! oSal Ok:
May 81 liAal III: Com quiet and steady: r..
1eGie e ysll%w 37absc; NO. T. mLxei sake; No 8
}e!ioW esasyc: steamer mixed t7a5sc; steamer yc,
6o5sc; March 6lTa6lhc: AWll 62a6Sc; May eaTa
atSAc' Oats quiet and steady. No white 43Lc:
80 80 = ga iTc. E1Rs scarce; winter extras 33%s
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GENERAL NOTICES,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

q, There will be n meeting Of tho Stockholders Of
INC Citizens k,i!way Corpuoy at the ollie. o! tho
tA,mef:cLn lHhurance Company, In tho City Of
~ 1851 Tort tao election Of Eve directors aud the
!santauiieii Of such oher buine,s Ms may ctmc be.
lore them. . VAN B. HALL
jAft srcrciary.
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TOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

DOR E-TIlE GLADEVILLE
u. Furnace Property, GlAdeville Preston county.
v. Va, consisting OF 500 acres Of aiming or md
timber lands, one charcoal blast furnace eileen
dwelltuR houses and one store room. v Il! .el low
on easy terms or exchange tor Gty properly. An.
ply 10 HkN kY x. INST, liOi Main ktttei trii
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING,

The annual NICE ing OF tho ktrck holders o! tho
bshwoou lion Worss VIII TIC held II, The p!iuc!pal
9ilcs Oh the company o. II Fourteenth street. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY -, lSe4, at o'clock r. ~, 10.
the purpose oi tlcctrg nine directors 10 arye
curing Inc ensuing year, and for The lfaltRction
OF SUCH o her buhnesI us may come DO orc them
~. = M AlNALl LINKING 81 rtnlatr
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Muscles, prevents Msenso. and does moro In onc.
FAY Tho time than any other plaser IN the world,
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, TOLEDO, January 16.-Whoat dull, but firm. No.
March 81 oi1: May 81 0i5S; Juae 81 csH. Corn mi
demand ligh. hol :e,J lim: No. 2 cash and ianu,
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ET ElRs WANTED.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-11
Wall Street.

New York, 10.-Stocks declined II to
2, with Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific,
and Northwest the weakest. The latter
rallied, but was again weak.
Stocks after pm. were firm, but near
the close Canada Southern weakened.
The General list declined. Final. deal
ings, Missouri Pacific was ssreng. The
market left off firm.
Governments, fraction higher for IA
registered. Share speculation opened
slightly lower, on the appointment OF 8
receiver for the West Shore road. Before
The first call, however, there was q rally,
but subsequently,, under pressure to sell,
prices fell off from "a to ~ per cent. At
l pm. firm tone prevailed on the an
nouncement that Western Union direc-
tors recommended the declaration of the
usual quarterly dividend. 1t was also
stated the company's report for the cur
rent quarter will be favorable, showing
q surplus Of 5000, 900 afte' paying the
dividend and all charges. Prices rallied
e to e per cent. During the afternoon
the market was weak, with occasional
rallies. and leitoff about firm. Comusred
with last night, prices are Is 10 8 per
cent. lower.