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wsnt,.., y ,,o efS$.,c NSeo,s Nc--1 ri
E0oms FlfnlShel or Cniiirnlshcd.
For Hent-A Good House Of TX Rooms.
decorated Ivory G~lh@warc-Ewlny Bros.
Fnund-A Gold ~l.rtcelet.
Coal NUscs-Gco. v. Johnson's sous.
i.rcccl Loading RIFLES pud shot Guns-l.G Dillon.
The New Fycr-C.!E !Ssiirl & Sous.
Shenandoah fHltey nnifeJT-R.il. smyth. ?
Citizens. Mce,!uyfat Tive Court :HohsG.S-+@ -
A Very Large Stock Of Engmyiuss. /.
Notwithstanding OF Lincoln CLUB. :
New Corn Meal, &c.-J. ~. ClouSton. r4tS
OPEN liouSc--1hc Hlvements Of Paris. Wy
i~iArler's MngA%xIne-Fourth page.
DO You Know-LoNiluds Plug lobacco-Fourth
page.
The Hitchcock lamp-fousth page.
cOnsumpti0n--f0urth page.
WAntri-lMdies and Genttemen-fourth page.
Charley Shuy's academy OF M~usic-Fourth page.
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Miss ELLA DILLON will give an elccu-
tionary entertainment atthe Fourth Street
N. +. church next Thursday evening.
She will be assisted by other talented la-
dies, and the event promises to be one Of
unuQual infarast o. NOW H.. .U.rE. f ~ s'
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Flint Scarfs. Du.
plicatcs Of orr Unlamdcred Wkite Shirt,
reinforced both hack and front, tho best
in the market, price 81 90. Also, the
best I'LL wool Knit Jacket,
&. HESS & sons,
Merchant ailors aud Gents Furnishcrs.
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Matter. OF Minor Moment i, n aud Asou. u

Mntters Of Minor Moment IN and About the
CLrnK Hook issued one marriage license
Saturday,
The Board Of County Commissioners
meets today.
IT Is expected that the new pump at the
water works will be ready for use in two
weeks.
TIE time In which quail can be killed
under the Ohio law expired Saturday.
Hunters should take notice,
THE "close season. is being taken al.
vantage Of Mt Wheeling lark to make
some improvements for next summer.
On. ULnIcn's horse frightened at all Elm
Grove motor Saturday and run off, break.
Ing the harness badly and injuring the
buggy.
TODAY is theilast day OF grace for city
taxpayers. Collector unrul will add 10
percent after to-day 10 all bills that arc
not settled.
A hoy named Arnold, whose parents
live on Seventh street, was painfully
burned by an explosion OF powder with
which he was playing Saturday. y
l~iEiSRlcu MxRrz, an old resident and
carpenter died last evening, aged Go2. lie
did the carpenter work on the Cathedral,
st. Alphonsus church, Mt. dc Chantal
Academy and several other prominent
%buildingi. /
Miss ELLA DILLON will give an elecu-
tionary entertainment atthe Fourth Street
". +. church next Thursday evening.
She will be assisted by other talented la-
dies, and the event promises to be one OF
unusual interest,
TIE following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks office Saturday
A deed made the 10th day Of August. 1854,
by philo L. Kimberly md wife to Henry
+. King, in consideration Of 5000 for about
one.third Of an acre OF ground situate In
Triadelphia district. G
GOVERNOR J. B. JACKSON has Issued
circular letter to the various cities ant
towns Of the State, announcing that there
is to be a meeting Of all the health official,
OF the United States in Baltimore on tn,
18th Of December to take steps to proven
the spread Of cholera in this country. /,
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. lawyers Opinion of Interest to All.

J; 4: Tawney, Esq.,a leading attorney
OF Winona, Mimi, writes: "After using
it for more than three years, l tIke great
pleasure in, stating that l regard DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, as the
best remedy in the world fol, Coughs and
Colds. Ittl.aa never failed to- cure the
most severe colds ! have had, and invari-
ably relieyes,the pain in the chest" Trial
Bottles Of this, sure cure for all Throat and
LungAD Diseases may be had for 1Oc at
Logan & Co.'S Drug Store. Large size,
81 90. MwrAw
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rMAxegASp TRADE.
7hs Features OF the aionsy and Stock II

kets.
Erw Yahx. Nov. 1.--xonsy ihac percent Prime
ss.sss, ssntets bins .ssldy Il i TX; d:n.ad
), '6ovklxnKxn-stsady. 40 rYtlEs5 iyN
2 RAftwArs-firh. :5l
y srATE spcrAir1Es-Dnll
~srocKs-Naitet dull but generally lrn. During
were slightly lower IAtter II O'Clock L%ackawauua
nainder oitIs active Isl savsnced f.a,s psrcen, In
,y,npssay; .NsA, midday y he market ;s xs S a.s;, o.
speculation was quiet aud the changes slight
Later on Lackawunnay again became promlnsnt,
rising TO III; Gtangen. Trunt Lines. Pacific Nail
Ths n,stks, closed him Al or near The highest
point Of the day. .LAekawanns was = special ica.
lure and advanced on favorable rutnofs rOfardlng
the conpsny's percentage in the, proposed aliot.
pricesar AalN percent higher. rxcep. for Lake
Shore and omaha, which ave hal percent lower.
Michigan cen.rAl . percent higher al 90, Nashville
4 cea'tanSoxa rose = 70 ". 3aisksllys,. nreieI5sl.
4. lat previously reported sale, Richmond i
Transactions III 700 shares. r
TX. y, !. =; iSlS 4. u y Is rs Is: i, ess;,s y S {; new ,; 4:
Erie. 81; Lehish 4 wilkes. eia; Louisiana consol,.
3: {; dnu. liS: Tennessee g.. old. ~; DO new
SSs lcA" IhClllS AANa uIuuA,I oGtAt 10 y MO
Grandc, s3y+; Union rxcllc tinu, liz: do Land
Grana. lo6>h DO sinking fund. llf1s; Virginia 6.
20: Virginia consols, c.tn ntturcd coupons ~;
do deferred. g.; Adams Express, i3l: American FL.
tijs: Chesapcake& oh!o, "; DO hrs, preferred. lik:
d. second p%tetertsh. 71H:G. &C: 1 /. IS: Denver 1
Rio Grnnde, ivy11;. Erie, ,l4k; preferred, y;
Fort Wayne. ~; Hannibal 81 Joseph. sh:
10 preferred. @Hnsked; Kansas & Texas, lt1s; Lake
Erie 4 Western: TX: Lake Shore. G7lS: Louisville
& Nashville, W: Louisville. New Albany & Chi.
do ii preferred, s: Memphis l. Charleston, .:
Michigan Cci,trul. cox; Missouri Pacific. w; Snsll.
Vile { Chattanooga. ~: New Jersey Central, 4yH:
Northern Pacific, is!s; 90 preferred, ~: North.
sYh: Ohio Genital, ~; Ohio 4 Mississippi, III;
Do preferred. 81; 'l,ac!hc Mall. as,5: HihGurrh,
l37; Read!ug. 2si'S; ST.. Loui. 4 San Francisco. q:
lo6Es; Texas Pacific, ssf:.unIon Pacific, 5g+; United
States Expnss. %; W.st u. d !. 61t; do preferred,
TX; Wells, Fargo E1prus, 1907; Western Union.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsulSoroS, D. O., Dec. LII 4. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally fair warmer, slight rise in tenn
perature, light variable winds.
For the Lower Lakes generally fair
weather, winds shiitinsto south and west,
falling, preceded In the east portion rue by
pcrature in the west portion, falling, fol.
lowed by slowly rising Temperature in
past portion,
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CHICAGO. Sor. 9.-Cattle-- Receipts 3,so0 head;
shipments /? oo bead; o,!erugs mostly Texans and
choice shipping s. <0a6 60. Live hoga-Kecelpn
s,lgoaead: shipments 1000 head: market fairly
.etiYe apd closed Sc lower: rough packing 81 CO..
I IS: sktIs 81 sUaJ 70. Sheep Receipts l,aW head
shipments LOO head: market steady: inferior to
iaif s! 0A2 ~: medium ogool u 0jai y: cnolee 10
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Sanford's Radical Curn,

DADP| ; !; III; ~: ~; e: ;; I: IS; : : e.: 8: s: s.: e.:
'bined with a Porous Plaster
E ~ IAE for twenty-five cent?. II ami.
-. or 4 hilates Pain. vIhliles Weak
. SUFFERING ltRYe and Worn Out Parts, strength.
,ns Tired Mutcles, plcyenu Disease, aml does more
IN one.hnlt. the time Than any other plaster IN the
Snlh ~everyWhsre. afEED1y ~nnGNrhAw =
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THERE is something soft and tender in
the fall Of a single snowflake, but it al
ways reminds lie. to look after our bottle
Of Dr.. Bills Cough syrup-our old stand
by,in the days OF coughs and colds-for
we have always found 1t reliable.
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for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, DOC and 81 90. A full
line of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from l8c up Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&C., DC, cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No. 2Olo and 202l Main
,aaH JOIN RoxMsR, Agent. G
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DuRKgE's CoLD MgAr SAUCE K SALAD
DnEsslSo, ready made, nutritious, econom.
ical, delicious. Nothing equal TO It was
ever offered, and 1t is invariably popular
both at home and abroad. MwrAw =
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a.ItoT dll he I'LL the pigeons ?"
THE PEABODY INsTlrprE,
Close al the Worry succps.ful and 1ntesestipl

Close at this Worry succes.ful and Interesting
Sue, Session,
The annual Peabody Institute closed
Saturday. Superintendent Stevenson
opened the work Of the day with 8 talk on
teaching reading. He made some OF
the best points made during tho Institute
upon thlsimpartant subject, Dr.. Michel:
borough followed in a talk on longitude
and time. BY diagram and otherwise he
made this a most interesting and piain
lesson. lie also spoke on percentage. and
methods Of. teaching it. Superintendent
Stevenson gave another, talk on how to
interest the pupil in the study Of hjstsry,
illustrating with many INCIDENTS from his
thirty years experience as Q teaclier,a Miss
Sullivan gave another lesson ii drawing,
the teacher following with pencil and
practice book very industriously.
in the afternoon Dr.. Michclbo. ough
talked on maldrswipg and the teaching OF
geography, lr. Reeves spoke OF school
hygiene and kindred subjects, Prof,
Stevenson taking sharp issue with several
OF his points, An doyerfow meeting
was held In tho Senate Chamber, where
Miss Sullivan continued her practical les.
Sons on drawing,
Miss Fo~indexter, one Of the teachers in
the colored school,, by special request rem
dered n very tine-piano solo.
Superintendent butcher made some
very appropriate closing remarks.
Conp,iHeott 10 Superintendent Butcher.
1T the Institute Saturday the following
resolutions were adopted:
, WHEREAS. This session ni our institute
is the last over which, Hon, i. l., Butcher,
our worthy state Superintendent, viii pre.
side, thereby. oevering the pleasant rela-
tons so long existing between him and
the teachers OF Wheeling and vicinity;
therefore, in order to show our apprccia-
tian o. 1.-THE good work done by him, be It
u Resolved, !. That We recognize In him a
most efficient school officer, an educator of
the highest rank, an earnest worker and
4 warm friend. OF popular education,
=. That. to his management Of our edu,
GationAl interests is due the rapid ad.
yancement made: by our public schools
during the past four years; SO that We
can now point to themswith pride as com:
paring fayprahlyin efficiency withatEose,I
Of olNotder and more favored s.sterStateg;
8. That we regret tosee The pleasant 70
lhatlons: soi long existing between US as
superintendent and teacher, severed; that
our good wishes go with him wherever, he
goes, and that We wish himsthe greatest
In whatever pursuit he may here,
after engage,
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Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer rs observed at Schnepf's
drug store, Opera House %corlicr, yesterday:
"a. NJ, 40a; le M.,24O9'; ST.. M.,4l': r. NJ,
40. Sunday: "a. NJ, $50; y VI, 40'; 3r.
", 39'; 7r. M.,390.
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TIE pAvENESrs OF PARIS.

Belotana D'Ennery's famous spectacular
drama. "Tlle Pavements OF Paris" will
be presented at the Opera House Thurs.
day and Friday nights next. The play,
the company and the manner in which
the performance is given are all compli-
mented in the most unstinted language by
the press Of other cities, and from the
fact that the combination is under the able
charge Of John Rickabyi il may be believed
that these compliments are deserved. The
company numbers such people rs Felix
Norris. Harold fosberg, byron Douglass,
Miss Emily bancker and Miss Dora
Stewart. In the play there. is not only
plot, but a variety OF incidents tothe play
that make it both stronga and intensely in
teresting, particularly after the prologue.
Life in the gayest and darkest metropolis
Of the world, Paris, is depicted in all its
phases, high and low, with fidelity.
H#. 49,
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The coming lecture Of Col. Kemple is
now. assuming a business ike aspect. The
walls, bill boards, windows and public
places are being decorated with large and
attractive bills setting forth the title and
incidents of the lecture. The Colonel's
lectures have always drawn wellheretofore
and this one should, and doubtless will.
have a large audisnce. Reserved seats are
on sale at Banners, without extra charge,
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East Liberty, Pa, Nov. a.-catue mako,
nothing. doing; receipts 6si head; shipments 70
bead. Hets. market fairly active: receipu 6.a0
head; shipsenta 600 head: Philadelphia Vi 70
doing: receipts 1000 head: shipments l.Goo head.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. .9.-lIve hogs weak; com.
mon aud light g 6Hat ": packing and butcher
n 23ai60; receipts II .l1 head shipments as head.
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The Volumes Of uAkrEa's MAoAzlSE, for three
years back. in, cloth binding, will be sent by mail,
postage prepaid, OH receipt Of s. 10 each; or, IN
haltcalf' binding, on receipt OF s. .; each,
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Siw roEx. Nov. 29.-Cotton quiet; futures barely
steady; December lo.s6c: January loA5e: February
l0. tac; March l0.6lc: April o .7lc: May l0.s7c; Junt
ll.o0c; July Lie: August Il. 2!c. I'IT
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THIS WEEKS ATTRACTIONS
AZ tho Two Thsntrss-A Dime Museum All
Week.

AZ INC AWo AhehtFes-A Dime aluSounl All
Week. gtE.t IN
The Boston Dime Museum will open a
weeks engagement at Charley Shay's the
atre this evening. Tomorrow and each
day thereafter a matinee and evening per.
formance will be given. This attraction
will be surf to please the little folks, and
at sucl, a price every child in town ought
to see il, ~ well as every grown person.
The papers in cities where the museum
has been pronounce it 1.-THE greatest dime
show in the country" In addition to a
most excellent two.hour vaudeville per.
formancc, in which there is nothing
whatever to offend the most fastidious
or ezacting, they have a number of very
interesting museum features, many OF
which are well worth the one dime admis:
sion asked gH ~ '.Ff EsTr.
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OPP patterns in carpets, with yards
sufficient for any room, in to-day'ss rem
.nant sale. EN-. McGlLLIS K Co.
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Blue Friday and Remnant Day.
/. E. NJ. McGlLLlS 4 Co.
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'HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE,
An Illustrated Weekly for Boys& Girls.
~ Subscription Per Year, 6. 90.
The SKIN VoLrxH commenced With the Number
Issued November {, ISL.

IH#f-s~# LsEEN A. NO H.H .....H-r
HAHrxR's forNo PForLz Is abou. 10 be published
In London Its subscribers nn found wherever tho
English language Is spoken. and the csi:uordI,l.ty
npldity with which thl, wide circulation HIS been
gained Il due " the obvious fac, tia: It's publ. hers
have spared neither pains nor expense to secure
ioE Il the very best literary and a%riisiicWors.
Its serial aud abort stories have all the dramatic
interest that juvenile fiction eau posses, are Of III.
psrior literary quality. and wholly free from all
that Is pernicious or vulsarly ieIss ioual. iaA,o.s
aud teachers have united In commencing /, warm.
ly toparens and guardians, as Iii Invaluable means
Of informing the minds and elcya ting the tastes Of
the young people under their care. The humorous
stories, articles, md pictures arr full OF ~lunocrn.
fun. without u trace OF coarzcness.
The papcrson natural history and othc. scientific
subjects, travel, and the, facts OF life, are by writer's
whose names give the best possible a.sufalre o!
accuracy and value. 1hc historical stories, bio.
graphical tales. aud anecdotes are most u,,sac.lycly
presented. hi
Papers on athletic sports. games, and paslmcs
give iull Instructions with respect to hos. sub.
jecu' AID hne pictures, representing the work VI
the foremost artists aud cngrAvcrs on wo5d. lay.
ishly illustrate Its pages.
n all mechanical respects II ARfEG's YorsG pGo!
rLE Is AZ attractive az iiuc paper. lesiblc type. and
skiful printing can make, IL. There Is nothing
cheap about Ii hnti,s srcer5l 6rr'lt'Lt
A specimen copy will be sent. on receipt Of five.
cent starun.~~ Fr Il LS''tl1 f'
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CLosrSo out Buggies and , Spring
Wagons away below their valuer
1855 j. w. FHRREL.
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STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY.
The s1ingO Iron Works Caso Finally De.
allal ~ 49,

.# e.. ~.
The famous case OF Nimick-& Co., Of
Pittsburgh, against Wheeling %stockhold.
crs Of the bankrupt Mingo Iron Works,
which his been pendingin the courts for
several years, was decided Saturday in IA
yor OF the defendants. The case turned
on the double liability clause Of the Ohio
statute governing corporations, and its
binding effect upon West Virginia stock
holders.
Alex. LaughIin, J. NJ. Brown. II. Cald-
we'll, Joseph Graves, Thomas Harris, IT,,
G. Hess, Silas Hathaway, NJ. J.. Chew,
Michael Lotus, George +. Linch, W. n.
Linch, Ross Myers, George Otto, Joseph
Roberts, John Rodgers, i. +. Roberts,
| William F.. Stifel, II. Serig, l.. Serig, II.
Truxcll, II. Hepburn, William Woodward
and other citizens Of Wheeling took stock
in the Minso Junction Iron works, All Ohio
corporation. to the amount OF
about $4,000. The company failed,
leaving debts OF nearly $500, 0OO.
The assets were exhausted, leaving q
heavy claim Of Simick 4 Co. unsatisied.
Thai. firm then sued in the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling 10 recover from the
STOCKHOLDERS under the double liability
clause. The case went up TO the Supreme
Court, which. on Saturday decided that
the remedy Of the creditors did not lie in
the courts OF this State; thut the Ohio
lava provide q method OF procedure,
and III, action under that statute must be
in the courts OF that, State. =
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THERE is no family but can use rem.
nants. All kinds Of remnants cheap to-
day. F, u, NEG lLLlX 4 Co..
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FoR bargains in Dry Goods, Carpcta
md Clothing 50 TO
J. W. rFgRRRI's,
Corner Main and Twenty-irst St.
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PRESS NOTICES

a model o. what family periodical should be-
OF oil the magazines this maintains the htrhc,t
standard ot,unilorm excellencc.-EIaminr, N.Y.
AZ remarkable foe It's pictorial beauty "a hr the
atlfactlve!less Of Its literary contents -phiiado.,
,HAhrth MS MAeAzlSE ranks first In the world in
circulation, z ltshistory y I large part OF tho liter.
ary history Of the nineteenth century In America,
IN. ]: Journal N ~ConMert. - ="
:. lS Illustrations arc as tuperb. rs is articles are
yArled, racy, and Instructive Chriaian al Wort.
new Aofk. .fs EENfyt ~ NrssI b. '.
It's typography. It's enSrnyings, It's reading. is
general make up. leave lew thingS to be drSired.
The publishers arc determined not to permit anv
70 slrpass ,hsn.-SDuthe'M Churchnun, Richmond.
BriRfIl 81 seasonablc and delightful lcnding"
Mr. FORK Obstrrr. 800 -. Il
HARrEk's MAG, ZINE Keeps up IT. reputation as .
periodical fully abrea.t Of the times. not only, In
Tue matter Of reasonable topipe. hut IN The newest
Inventions In art letter presA.- Cirtlnnd Loader. ~
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REMSASrs Of dress goods, in which .
dress length map be found, at remnant
prices, F, u, 3lcGIlLlA 4 Co, !
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h. ODDs and ends and remnants from every
stock to-day at L. NJ. SfcGillin 4 Col 90
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.;Taantsd.
gnrsa1e..
Valuable BellaiTe Property for Sale,

We will sell one Of the best imupro,ed prropcrtie,,
In Bellalre, o., consisting ofiour and onr.half lot.
fronting the river. on which there Is a large brick
house OF twelve roons, with water, yas and all
necessary sonyeniencus Tile property has a good
the river, y Glg EifneFdqFIITa;YIj i 500
The buildings occupytwo- md one half lots; the
other !gts are vacant This property Is situated on
GfHvel MI aud Is ono Of The finest 70 the city, and
For particulars, call or or Addreas 5y7tE
t, 6ARRErT q 'ANDER9OS,
Z Rq9s Real RsER.e Aeenh, ye|lalse,I o.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Nov. cs.-Ths afternoon narks,
wa actiye. declined y 's4c, rallied to Wa and
closed at 7s11c. aa1aItTG gyTR nv
. NEw Yoax. Noy. :9.-pstroleum arm; United
7t3sc; crude C5Ia7kc. r5",UCrL4T. '.TIgIIIg
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OIL Cry, pa. Nov. :9.-The Detriei.t sepor, Of
the operations in Pennsylvania oil delds, read 10.
gay !n The Exchange, Is " follows: Rigs up and
building, p. a decrease OF Ain the last mouth;
VOLS dr.lltnS. 81, decrease, II: total, H.: decrease.
y; wells completed. 10: ~il,c,ease III; new proIuc.
i!on. $3.50 barrels; decrease, a3al Dry. hslcs, -:
a largo issillns; al q new Production eut'1sA VIE ',aI an N:
ercG.e OF new wells.H Openiug al sc, ~.Itcliu,xl 10
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To-day is remnant day at E. N! Nc
C;illin & Co.'S.
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OPP rugs and nrt squares in to-day's
remnant sale p. M!,McGiLIlS eco.
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TO-DAY Is theilast day OF grace for city
taxpayers. Collector unrull will add 10
percent after to-day to all bills that arc
not settled. ltg-42e D. - "a
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T.Nc. auc.ua,ed up to SOC, Se.ose noon worried
down 70 7sh.c; early In the afternoon and .os the
closing nt79<c. Sales 4,Se.oW barrels, earring
soasse; cesnaees 100000 barrels. a.
Trrrsv,IiE.. PA. nov. 2.-opeuod al &c; highest
soc: loves. 7IHea elcted At 7sHc; charters Gl,22i
barrel; Tho Hrralds oil report 10. November, to
month 70 new wells were completed with 1 nsi
production on the last day o.! The, month VI s,s0
barrels. There are now ~ riys building and "
wells drilting. Tho report Is regarded by The trade
Is very bullish And the market advanced sharply
Today 10 ae but declined towards. the close 70
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