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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-27
Shot fOrStcnLing 4 Pistol.

LOUISVILLE September 2G.-The Courie
Journals Maysvillc, Ky, special says
This afternoon Kelly Sloan shetland killo,
William Smith ut the Kentucky Contra
depot. Both are strangers and rough
looking men. Smith was seen run.
ming toward the depot pursued
by Sloan and two women. When
overtakcn he was shot through
the brain. One woman said Smith had
her brothers pistol. That seems
to have been the only provocation. All
are under arrest. ls
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lsnl Fnll.

Capt. John Carlin, OF Gen. Duval's
Office, met with a severe accident Mt the
Lincoln Club rooms Thursday night. He
was on his way to the roof to assist in set
ting otrthe! fireworks. In walking from
the rcar OF the building to the front over
the, ceiling OF the assembly room to the
scuttlc hole he stepped Off the narrow
plank walk, and one leg went through the
lath and plaster. His leg WIS so badly
bruised that yesterday he was unable to
leave his bed. The people in the assem-
bly, room were badly frightened.
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Held for Arson,

The preliminary examination OF Lena
Whiting, the young colored girl lately en-
ployed in the family Of G. II. Tracy, and
accused Of setting fire to his house on
Chapline street, took place yesterday af.
iternoon at'SquireA Ankles court. The girl
virtually admitted her guilt, and in de.
fault Of 81, 1000 bail was recommitted to iail
to answer before the pextgrand Jury,
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A DINNER TO GEN. LOGAN.

Thursday evening after the meeting on
the Island n dinner party was given by Mr..
Frew in honor Of his distinguished guests,
Gen. Logan and Judge Kelley. Gen.
Clayton, Gen. GofI, Hon. John W. Mason
and the gentlemen OF the Committee Of
Reception and the State and other com.
mittees were the guests.
After dinncra constant stream OF people
poured through the house shaking Gen.
Logan by the hand. He underwent the
ordeal with great good humor for several
hours, when %thethrong waiting to secure
the boon Of helping crush Ills hands did
not seem to be at all reduced, and his host
%interposed to stop the m%artyrdom. The
crowd refused to leave, however, until
Gen: Logan made the little speech from
the door step, when all gave three rousing
cheers and dispersed.
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4 A ACCIDENT.
MN Shoots Himself Dangerously While
... .u IINuftu~ 100 ~

a Nm Shoots Himself Dangerously While
Hunting.
Thomas Holtsclaw, OF East Wheeling,
and n friend were out hunting yesterday
in the hills OF this county, and when near
Bethlehem school house Holtsclaw sat
down on a log to rest, leaning his gun up
beside him. lie in some way lost his bal
ancc and fell to the ground, and the gun
was Knocked down, the hammer striking
n stone and ~discharging it. The load
passed through Holtsclaw's left arm,
mangling it badly, and sevcring M artery.
He bled ~proiusely, and but for the timely
arrival OF assistance would have died. AS
it is his condition is serio0
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An Important Lluuor cnse Dcc,ao,

PORTLAND, O%nEcoS, September 2G.-The
Supreme Court Of Washington Territory
decided yesterday that the high license
ordinance passed by the City Council OF
Olympia, the territorial Capital, some
months ago, is valid. The Judgment OF
the lower court is affirmed. The liouor
license is now 5000 per annum. A des.
perate fight has been made by tho liquor
element OF the territory to defeat this
case; The decision is final, as no appeal
can be taken.
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EQyERSMENTs BROGANS.
Easiest Shoe made TO work in, at
J. ". AMfCK'S,
1143 Main st,

LARGEST line of Fall aud Winter
Goods, in the city, comprising 300 differ:
cnt Patterns OF SultinsS, 100 different
Patterns Of Pantaldonihgs, and so differ.
Gntt Patterns Of .OycrcontingS. Made IN
In best style ut c. HESS n SONS,
~ No. 1921 1928 Market st.
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lry Goods.
CEO.M.SNOOk eco.
0U%RNEW

Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
has just arrived. Besides a
Complete line Of all the staples
necessary for the Fall and Win
ter trade, We have received, and
call attention particularly, to our
wide variety Of fabrics suitable
for! Ladies' and Children's
Dresses, embracing many nov
elites i'll Vclvcts, Silks, Cash
mcrcs, Cloth Suitings, Otto
mans, Tricots, Plaids, etc, etc.
Our stock Of Ladies' and Chill
drcn's
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G1lticura,
salt RHEuM
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Positive.
ly Cured.

ECZEMA. or Salt Rhcum, with Its agonizing itch.
I Ing and burning, instantly relieved by Il warm
~ Pay, with cutieuu. Soap, and 4 single application
daily. with two or three koscs Of Cuticum Resolv.
cnt, the New Blood Purifier, TO keep the blood cool,
the Precipitation pure md unirrltat!ng. the bowels
open, the liver and kidneys active. will speedily
cure Eczcmn, letter, ,Ringwor,n, Psoriasis, Iichen.
rruritus, Scaled Head, Daudrutf, and every specIes
OF Itching, Scaly. and plnply iiuinors OF tic Scaip
and Skin, when the best physicians and all known
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JUDGE KELLEY.

Judge W. D. Kelley remained in the
city yesterday, the guest Of Mr.. John
Frew. lie was called OH by n number Of
prominent gentlemen in both working and
business circles. He leaves this afternoon
ut 20 O'Clock on the p, w. & KY, for
~Stubenvillc: He will speak in the wigwam.
there this afternoon. aU
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.Rnhbery on thc Island.

D1ring the fire, 1t Mr.. Chambers house,
on South Broadway; on Thursday, thieves
entered tho house oil. Mrs. James Wiikin-
son, on South Penn street, while the family
was. out looking Mt the fire, and stole silver
kniyesi forks, spoons and the like TO the
ayaluosotI $50 and abont S2l in money. The
thieves and in%ceMdiaries wcn evidently
the same parties, and tho objectin start
ing the fire wa no doubt to get IN oppor.
,t9nityE 70 plumber tho houses in the
vicinity
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Day. -
To-day will be,agreat. day for Parkers..
bnrg. One weekaso it was supposed that
General Logan would be there to.day,and
Preparations for a monster demonstration
were put OF foot. Monday when it was
learned that the General would not be
there, while sorcly disappointed, the Re.
pnblicans did not allow their interest to
flag, but continued preparations and set
about getting speakers for the oc.
casion. In tlisthey were very successful,
having secured Senator Ben Harrison. Of
Indiana, Judge Edwin Maxwell, candidate
for Governor, Hon: w. P. Hubbard, Of
this city, and possibly, Gen. Bill Gibson.
All Of these gentlemen are eloquent sneak.
ers and will not fail TO cnthuse the people,
This evening there will be a big torchlight
procession.
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Aelioicns aloticcs.

HEZANE STREET NJ. Il. CllUECH-
nnd Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick lit '5;D r. n. SumJn ~:
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Petroleum.

TTTCsvlILE, September educational Tmnslt Ger.
utlcates opene! a, 75e: highest 7G14c: loves,
r rS@ie; si % 70, "5 - sS III: shipnii sI for ny entire oil
Eions 73,05l barrels: charters .a.42l barrels. The
Phillips well was drilled thirty minutes this morn.
ing md the production was slightly Increased from
quiet for the morning, but lively towirls III
close. The days business ended weak, EII"1s Il
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.Q q! ~G,ttelliQenffx
Office: Mas. 81 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


Conyinced-Thlrd vAec.
Stocks for Sale. I'LL
l'rivnie-F. ID, Clarke. I
Wanted travelling statesmen.
Letter List.
White Cl,lna for Misunderstanding Bros.
Composition Gold rlctun MouldingS-E. L.
Han;'fns yos TEo44c,,A sa,scier Il Co.
New GoUis-J6hm Fredcl.tS !
Notice Meeting ut Opera l~Iousc-Four.li page.
Attention. ll,med Knights-Fourth page.
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DELLAIHE.

Blninc-warncr Won't DIscuss-A PolItlca
Outrage.
Col. T. H. Morris is ut Newark.
G. Rumback is building a dwelling or
T%hirty-third street.
The First Presbyterian church ladies art
organizing a sewing society for charitable
purposes.
James Mcdonald died quite suddenly al
his home on the hill yesterday. lie was .
native OF Scotland.
Grant Baker, Of the Cleveland ( Pitts.
Mursh freight office, is taking in the Gin.
cinnati Exposition.
A large nun her OF Friends went through
Bellaire yesterday to GAINESVILLE to attend
their Yearly Meeting.
Ritz has challenged Henry He'll for q
race, Hell to have minutes start.
He'll is willing to aicept.
The arrangement now is for Blaine to
arrive here about q o'clock Saturday eve.
ming, the 4th, and to stay here till morn
ing.
The Baltimore & Ohio! depot here and
tneir ollCes WeEe yesterday urnpGu in
mourning on. account OF the death of the
venerable President Of tile Company, Jno.
w. Garrett.
Gen. Al. Warner has declined to &C.
cept Col, Poorman's challenge for n series
OF joint debates. He also denies having
used the Incorporate language Inscribed
to him in the Wheeling Regi'ttr's account
OF his speech here.
The two Presbyterian Sunday Schools
unite ina picnic to-day; leaving on the
Baltimors& Ohio here ut 8 O'Clock and re-
turning On tho evening train at half-past
five. All 0 fboth congregations and every
body else is invited. Tho round trip costs
50 cents, and IL cents for children.
The windows Of Pat Scahill's house on
Belmont street were broken by a set OF
roughs on the street after midnight Thurs.
day. He ascribes the outrage to some OF
his fellow countrymen who have been
very abusive to him and others of the
irishmcn who have joined the Irish Re-
publican Club.
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WRAPS

has been largely added to within
the past few days, and we show
many styles that cannot be found
elsewhere. Our low prices, in
this department are a surprise
to competent judges. We So
licit an carly call.
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Two freight trains collided Thursday
night on the B. 4 o. road on the bridge
over tho creek at Glencoe. Fourteen
freight cars were piled up in confusion
and made it hard work to clear the wreck
away without farther injuring the bridge.
as it WIS all trains were delayed till mid
night. No one was hurt, but first reports
made considerable loss OF life probable,
and DR.. Kurz, the %company's surgeon,
went out to the wreck.
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The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer us observed ut Schnepf's
drug store, Opera House corner, yestreday
"a. NJ, 55'; II NJ, 50; 3r. M, 81; r. Nj,
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Nkw YIoRkS, September 2o.-Flour stcady. ~
eeips 1i ~ !. oarrcls; exports $500 barrels; coinmoi
options 4aMe higher, closing arm al { Gses,' ru aess
tbSEe \ -y'g0 bushels: exports 10000 bushels;
wy nnsradsi white ssc: No, ! rcd 0ctober, sales 52f...
49, 49, Hishel i A. sias,sc, cloins at Sc; Noyemb b. :
I,eseimbe,, s1les $50 bushels At N,1. SIC Ri
e,pslng At c;,Jannary, sales 3!o,6o bushels n;
az on aS az MHa9se, closing. At &c; March, sales
s sSiSv ~ 0@ W. a. S'4a96Hzc closing at a6jSe: Anil.
G cass 1900 bushels nj q iasy;Sc; closing ri 'e:St%%sc,
c S1In. sp1t lSts lrm; op,ionsS shade lover; r..
:raded sia;ec: No. 4, Ea5Ge: No. 9; GGaGoSc: IN.
Esaded while SsaI9c; No. . October N1Isa5y4c, clos.
sMsSc; January 4sa4sAc, closing at 4s,le;
a. auay Il 4gc., Oats II. shade lover: ~rcccifniss
ss,TS bushels; exports 100 bushels: western mixed
s.aSsc; white western 3.uiic. IIny quiet and tlrm.
Colee, spot tair; Rio dull nj lOiiI.c; options dull
NY a .riiie lower: sales Q 7.150 bugs Rio MOI
0c!ooer S.G0e: November and December s.i5c; jan.
uesy ana February s,0ci March 1850; Sugar dull,
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" !, .YoEK, September 90 Petroleum firm


NEW YORK. September oG.-In simple fabrics and
Kindred styles the demand has bcen o! very moder.
atc proportions, though In seasounblc or nat.
termed goods there has been lnorr doing. Still the
market lacked N any general request. Androscog.
gin l., arfnch blcgclied cottons. advanced 10 7sIc,
aud the mills closed for IN indcilniir Irriol. -
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WCHAPLINE STREET NJ. y.
- C~iiuRCH-lsev. o.. W. Hutchinson. ps,or.
ihcre VII! be preaching morning md evening b.
At 7. ". Official meeting Monday evening.
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WILL MCDONALD, $50 Dearborn st. Chicago
gratefully acknowledges O. cure OF Salt Kheum on
head, neck, face, arms, md legs for seventeen years
not able TO walk except. on hands and knees fol
one year; not able TO help himself for eight years
tried hundreds Of remedies: doctors pronounced
his case hopeless; permanently cured by Cui!curn
Rcsolvcnt blood purifier internally, and CutIrura
anu CuttcnrA SOAP (he great skin cures externally.
CHAS. HouGHToS, Eso.. lawyer, q State 81.
Boston, reports a cnse Of Salt Rheum under his nh.
s~eryation for ten years, which covered the patients
BODY and limbs, and 70 which MI known methods
o. Treatment had been applied, without benefit,
which was completely cured solely by the Cuticura
Remedies. leaving q clean and healthy skin.
i. II. DRAKE, ESQ. Detroit, Mich, suffered un
told fortunes from Salt Rhcum, which appeared on
his hands, head and face, and nearly DESTROYED his
eyes. After the most careful doctoring aud a con.
~sultaton Of physicians failed to relieve him. he
used the Cuticura Remedies, aud was cured, and
has remained 40 TO date. jUg5t. 49,
Mr.. JOHN THlEL, w1krsbarra, "a, writes II
have suffered from Salt Hheum for over eight yca1.
At times so bad that l could not attend 10 nv busi..
ness for weeks at u time. Three boxes OF Cliticun
and four bottles Of Resolvent, have entirely cured
mo Of this dreadful disease. ta-a''1
!, Sold by all druggists. Price: CutIcun, 70 cents:
Refolvent, u; Soap. Is cents. POTTER DRu0 AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for GLOW. TO Cure Skin Diseases"
nll1lCuRA sOAP. An exquisite Toilet Bath, and
v IL N0tleSy 60O0HYH. ypyETE-.E.. RNN. NAV
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NSTH1RD rPRESBYTERlAN
GS CNGRCIL:-SeryIccs ut 1870 4, VI, and ~ "
The pulpit will be occupied by Rev. 4. +. Waliacr,
q returned missionary, who will tell Of his lniois
as q missionary In Nf.w Mexico III """'
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NEW foRx, September e6.-Cotton easy at
10 5:lGiloelGe futures tnrely steady; scplembef
!o.le a ~. October l0ilc: November lu.ose: Decem-
lO.Asf: April lnrDc: NAV 10. tic: J6inc lose.
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NICE, QUIET MEETING.
cArlrAL SQUARE LAST NIGHT
Tho Scene Of n Mild Democratic Demonatra.
tion-Et. Mayor Kesiey, ct Riehmond,.
Malos n Speech to n Fair Sized
Audlcnce-Locn1 Issues Ignored.

Ex.NIajor Kelley, Of Richmond, Va,
President OF the Irish Catholic Benevolent
Union, madc q Democratic speech ut Cap.
ital Square last night, to about eight hun
bred people. Previous to tho meetingthe
Jefferson Escort club, with 80 men In line,
and another club with A, headed by the
Oprrn House band, escorted tho speaker
TO tho platform Mt tho northwest corner Of
tho square. Several citizens along the
short route greeted tho clubs with red fire
and pyrotechnics.
Chairman Naylor, Of the County Com.
mi.tee, called tic meeting to order and
designated Mr.. NJ. Reilly us Chairman.
Mr.. Kelley is Il very gentlcmanly and
polished orator us to the style Of lis RI.
marks. The substance of them would
scarcely commend itself 10 tlloughtiulmc r
Of my party.
Mr.. xEEaEy's SPEECH.
He commenced by announcing TINT IN
his remarks no would ignore State and
local issues and candidates, rs he was no,
sufficiently well posted to speak intelli'
gently Of them. lie proposed to devote
himself to national issues, and commenced
in 1904, declaring that tho Democratic
purity was tho same then MS now.
lie finally got down rs fur us 1854, ant
spoke OF. tho Know Nothing riots. of thu
ydaD saying that tho killing ofa priest i,
Maine took place ''undcr the eyes unt
nose OF james G. Blaine" and TINT wher
he heard OF IN irish Catholic declaring hi
iptnnttnr " ,ntn To-. NI,t,,, aud 49, l..
thought the blood OF his Irish mother wa
oozing from his degenerate veins.
This was II sample OF his speech. l
contained little argument, being largcl,
made up OF appeals to the prcjudiccs AMI
feelings Of Irish Catholics.
JOHN O.. rgSpLEToS.
Alter Mr.. Kelley finished, calls 10
"Pendleton'' we& heard, and Mr.. John O
Pcndleton responded with evident reluct
ance. He made n short speech, in which
he offered some instruction to such youth
US Messrs. Blaine and Randall OIL the sub
ject ofthe tariff, and declared that the las
four years had been n period OF unprcce
denied depression in finance and bust
ness. He accused Blaine OF having mad
statements in his speech in thi
city four years ago which Ii
knew to be untrue, and showed hoy
protection fostered monopoly and wa
q detrimcnt rather than u benefit to Amer
Jean industries-thatis Republican protec
ton. Mr.. Pendleton had some novel idea
OF protection, u sort OF protective schcm'
OF his own, which he advanced us a dc
cidcd Improvement on the theories nov
in practice.
The meeting was oyer early, neither gen
t%lelnen, apparently, having much to say
!. If either had, he did not say it.
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For Ladies md Gentlemen, ut
III, W. AMIoK's,
3 ll4S Main st,
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VEST FRONT HEWMARKE7S,

We show them in beautiful Bro.
cadcd silk and wool, and tailor
made; also Seal Plush SacqueS,
which We offer extremely cheap.
Call andsce the cheapest Clildren'S
Clcaks in the state; we have them
in any size. We also offer this
season the popular Cannonsburg
Blankets, and we are headquarters
for the best Wool Hosiery in the
city. Gall on us and he convinced.
FL
i IS and 20 Eleventh Street.
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NSDFOURTH STREET NJ. L. CHURCH,
n,,5 Communion N service Sunday at ig#0 !. w..
reaching by the Elder nj 1850 i. y. Sunday SinI
W Young Peoples Meeting, Monday nj 7%1
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NSnDlSC!PLEs CIIURCH-sERvICES
as follows: Sunday School at 9:aD a. NJ;
preaching At 1850 A. NJ, subject, "Fltness for lhc
h ~ e Of Goa;" evening service. 7:N, subject.
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N5tnSPECIAL SERVICES = THERE
oJ Will be prcnchin. ut Clinton school lon,r IN.
morrow, morning ut 1888 O'Clock, and II, Steclnl
Chapel In The evening mt Z O'clock
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WnFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
nj The pastor. Rev. d. a. Cunningham, ID,
6nth School nj . A. 81. ~lidrvest Home festival at
MlSsioll school mt $50 I'm, Eighteenth street
above Jacob. All arr ~invltcsl. - -.
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NS1SECQND PRESHYTEEIAN
Wy CliuRCH-Thcrc will be services ,,.nn,,,r
at lo;:D a. y. md 100 =. NJ, by the pax,or, Iey.
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NSnFIRST ENGLISH EVANGEllClL
Observation-Disclosures will he hold
Mt 1880 4. NJ. and $50 r. ". Rev. i. ii. Dor,,llaar
pastor. Sunday Schoo! Mt =. ". %
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pARKENsBURG REpUpLICANs

To 1Invo n RousinS Demonstrntion;T
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BLANKET
iii MAIN ST.

At the large Auction Sale Of
Blankets held in New York Sep
TENDER ., we secured 500 Pairs
Of the different grades in 1914,
ia, l2-4 and 1874 at a very
low price.
Commencing to-day we will
offer to the trade the entire pur-
chase on the same low priced
basis.
As this will be the largest and
most important sale Of Blankets
ever held in this city every one
should see them before buying,
as we never advertise anything
unless we know them to be very
cheap.
A. "SIEDENBACR & BRO,
moi Main Street.
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CHEAP ExcURs1oSro CINCINNATI,

Cl4EAp EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI,
Thursday, October I'd, 1884, via the Pun.
~ Handle Route.
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Railway Company, Pan-Handle Route,
announces that the sale OF cheap excur-
sion tickets to Cincinnati and return,
Thursday, October I'd, TO accommodate all
desiring to see the Queen City OF the West
ard witness the unusually intercstinscerc-
monies Of closing the Exposition, which
takes place on the 18th Of October. Train
will leave Wheeling, central time, at $50
4: NJ, arriving at Cincinnati ut 7:2255 =. NJ.
Tickets will be good for return passage
until Monday, OctoberGth, 1854, inclusive,
by any regular train stopping ut destina.
ton OF return ticket. Fare for round trip,
S3W TThAs
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A
The Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.

N~ - .a.D AAu o'ocR mar
NV YoRK September ed.-Money advanced
ut 21ka3 percent: closed al 2ac% percent. Primo
acknowledgement 5Hsa6H percent. Sterling Exchange
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and higher. - ~.
R~AItwAis-A fn,ction lower.
STATE sEculaTlEs-Dull>
srocKs-speculalion opened strong Mt tho Stock
ment Of the milway dinicnlties. Fries a ID =
4la.11SS percent. Gmngers, Lake Shore, New YorE
centinl and ilekawanna IcnIlng III the dwarf
movement mo- In tho ntter,oon The market WIS qnici
feeling prevailed In the large sales Of St. Pau Ie ssid
to be for western account, 4 round nmounf ~
IN; stock WIS thrown on the market, one broker
current regarding tho iss,lc Of iebentnrr" h hon IsI hr
the New York Central md this excited uninvorabl.
effect: The market closed weak mud lending rates
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CHICAGO, September 26.-Thc Drorers' Journal 70
5000 head; market weak md steady on choice
corn I'D grades; rough packing S. U0a5 -; pack.
Ing aud shipping s. at,G o.; light s. lai5 Is;
skin, AMI gr!ssets 81 ONa5 Is: C%aitle-N Receipts
common dull; export grades 81 5Oa1 ": good TO
choice shipping &c GGld 90; common to fair 81 70
10 Is; best rlnee ca,tlc firm: low grades dull;
shipments $50 hcHd: market Iull ind sc lower;
'.f..'or to fair 81 75a2 rs; medium to good S. u
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