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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-23

ASKED ADFL-EoLLItfL q AIklt Cftl-
ef. western eHsy southern white. As
SO. yellow 4@R451Sc. OHts steady and
dull southern S7s42c.. western white
Sss4UC mixed 3ssS7C. Pennsy wanna s7a
4Cc. Provisions steady and quiet. Whiskey
steady 81 sl1SSSl &c. Other ar icles uD-
changed. fYelgnK steady
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. December =. Fgour IN
changed " heal higher cary closed
STEADY; december s49sse5e- January,
& sao8 C., No nd nominal. Corr
shade stronger early closed lower east
s7aas73-e.; December and al tne year
S7-taS7lsc. JGnnnfNi S6-aa6tsc. Usk dUll
and stesey; cssh snc DeeemDcr. 27.c.
January 27.c. IesE- pork lrrl Cash. s..
$3.50. according 10 age. January. g. .e0n
ss.s2b.. February, sa.90asa.S5. Lard
steady cash. 1913 January. s5.S5s
S5.s7 February ss02sase %. Boxed
meaf steady drg Allied shoulders 81. 7ss
g. 81: shOrt-riDs sz.75as4 20. clear, So 20
sS5.25. WhIskey steady a. s1.1b.
RTvIKw OF THK CHICAGO MARKET
CHICAGO. Deeen fer 22.--TheYe was 8
very strong feeling N wheat early 10 the
day owing 10 The small increase III the visi-
bic supply Enu shorts bought freely. MAY
ngure ior the DAY. Offerings weTe mode
rztely iNrge ~ thts price. and toward fhf
cioHe OF the regular board the feeling De.
~ mt easier May dropping a. sosc. In the
owing 10 BevS irgIn New YORK OF an out
ward movement Of gold and the decline m
stocks. For d time the feeling wks quite
panicEy. Ohericgs were very large, bar
lht tuDe became eteadlef when inside
rgUise were touched Huc no sales were re-
pUriec under B0c. Corn Was little stronger
early, hat Dfoke later, aIi-the- Year de-
Ginning isr. or the regular board and de-
clfneu = ftRcfsen additional IN thu AFTER
Icon. h.essipis w~re larger and graded
vel Dsls ruled shade stronger Win A
slight nCEsncs IA uftgess proElsioas alssa
clOssd ~ "a htiy nigtser.
sr. LoUIs.
st Lofts, DenerBber 2l.-Fiour uD-
chBDgcd- Wheat f;rrnsr early elsssrc e.
higher than YESTERDAY: Ne. red caxl
81 &C.; 1sHaary eEsf. Corn very q n BET ADD
higher No. mixed, cast S2'sc-; Jsn1A-
~ BS1.c. Dsis rifrn ma very dnE: No 2
mixed. cash x7c. Whakoy steady NJ 81 10
Prov lsicns steady and very dali Pork &lO
for new. Lard. 80 soasb "a. B0lk-fneais--
Loose ione ctesr. ~ IA; sferf-fsns. AL;
clear. 81 Boxed ints- lspfsg clear, - 10:
short rim - soas< % Clear. So. e3. hacon--
Long Clear s5.30s<s.55; short-rifs. es.ess
s5.ex1s. eiesf. ss.s3.
CINC1NxAT1.
chsDged. &beai weak and isswer: No. q
SaG. tate eoot enpp,s and iew~r, Nd 8
mixed. aossic. fork aou,na. 81 yia.
Lard IN firai o~sns ssd NJ So NJ bnik- meats
GnrilsDxed fssraa unchanged. WrAxey
ssln ~ sl.2p. susaT easier- anSI easy !:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06
THROUGH LINES
ru.,T ARE 10 BE ooNsTnucTEr
3ytho d. Z o. Road In de NearI lature Thal
VIII Bspsnf wheeling what II y Re-
iisyed The Company Intendsto do-Thel
Great short Route East orweIt.

Following WILDE found an opinion on
a natterot great interes. TO this city, taken
from yesterday's Pittsburgh coplaiereial-
G&af. ID. s.s
1In my opinion, said Q prominent rail;
road man, ethe Baltimore y Ohio railroad
company contemplates placing Pittsburgh
on the main stem ofitsline. The original
intention OF the baltimore 4 0hio, inthe
liie.time Of President John w. Garrett,
was 10 make the main line from Baltimore
TO q point near Gonnellsville, thence west
to Greenfield, in Washington county, and
byiway Of the Pike Run or Ohio & Bait.
more Short Line to Washington, Pa, and
thence west over the old 5Hempfeidi to
Wheeling, W.BVa., where IL will connect
with the trans.0 Ohio division Of the Balh.
more 4 Ohio. It was the short
route OF the late Mr.. Garrett,
and il was his LIES ambition 70
see It constructed. It is said that he had
made q written contract TO complete this
line, and his son, the present Chief Elk
ecutiye Of the company, has declared bis
intention TO carry out literally the terms
OF this legacy Of his father. Over 81 200, 00t
have been expended in grading and In
procuring the rights OF way, and as soor
as the company Is able to, turn its atten
ton fora time from It's eastern interests
the new road will be completed. Thil
road will be valuable as an air line Il
Chicago, st. Louis and other western
points, and as o coal and coke road vii
have no superior.
Think that the Baltimore & Ohio vii
make their great passenger line through
Pittsburgh to Chicago from New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore. This will bl
done by improving the Pittsburgh 4
Western, the Pittsburgh, Cleveland & To
ledo and constructing road sixty.fiyt
miles in length from or near Akronit L
Chicago Junction. Its said that this lin,
is Vice President Kings pet project, ant
he Is laboring assiduously to have 1t con
summated. II Is also said that Mr.. Ro
bert Garrett rather favors the origina
line through Fayette and Washington
counties to Wheeling, Both lines viii
likely be built, and that very soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06

Monday afternoon Henry Harvey, O.
Triadelphia, who is well known alonI the
National road, on which he is contrac'
tor, was in the city. He started to &C
home on, the evening train out the Hemp
field. He had been drinking some, but
was not, sit is said, in what might be
termed drunken condition. When ap
proachedby the conductor he did not give
up q ticket or pay his fare, although he
had moneyin his pocket. The conductor
said he would put him off the fare was
not forthcoming, and proceeded through
the train. Coming back he again asked
Harvey for his fare, and not getting 1t pul
him off the train q short distance beyond
Mt. de Chantal, although II il. reported
that some Of Harvey's friends on board
offered to pay his fare. In tho fall from
the train Harvey was ruptured and expert.
enced great difficulty in reaching Elm
Grove, where he was attended bya ply
stefan and spent the night. He Is now re-
ported to be consulting attorneys as t.
what his chances would be in a si0,00C
damage suit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06
THE COAL FLEET

o,,a ,Iora ~ 3 n. wa, I,ovrI AZ. p,y.r
4ss Ano,hsr nsr,. sasr M i,a,,aire.
nj, 49,. en- 80. go, -, : 80 ..a...s,,,
Inc river ISL apous wv tset yesterday
Last evening the marks indicated depth
OF 10 feet inches in the channel and the
r;ver VIVA st;ll fallin, The renorts from
i, , %as -. sS ts,,as p;s..,sisst o, -
ABOVE were 10 l0iioMs: ii!.soatsa' lees
IS inches: Morpantown, feet inches
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Tribute OF Respect.

AT meeting yesterday OF the Sigourney
Society Of the Wheeling Female College,
the following resolutions were unanimous.
ly adopted:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father in His
infinite wisdom has removed from ouf
midst one Of our members, Miss Laura
Lewis,
Rssolred, That we have lost an earnest
member and one OF our best and. most be-
loved associates, yet we realize that our
loss is her great gain. She has gone
from the scenes Of trial and sorrow to
scenes OF blessedness and Joy, which shall
be forever and forever.
Resolred, That as o fitting tribute TO her
memory the Society attend the funeral
services in a body. And as a further mark
Of respect the chair and desk left vacant
by her death be draped, and all the mem
bers wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
Resolrsd, That We extend to her father
and relatives our warmest, deepest sym
pathy, and pray the God Of all grace to
bring comfort 70 their grief-stricken hearts
in these days Of great sorrow.
Resolrtd, That these resolutions be re-
corded In the Society Register, published
in the daily papers Of the city and copy
sent TO her bereayed father.
NELLIE .THoBuRy WARREN.
Cora I. PARKINSON,
Nina f. O. BLuSDoN.
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NRwYoRK. March a.--Money market easy at ID
u percent, closing Of percent, Prime mercan
lIo paper 4Gb percent Sterling Exchange banker
5iiis dull at 81 S34 demand u 80. 1i
] GoyEeSME''rszw Weak, " percents u percent
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An THERE
wheeling People Alleged 70 Have rakeI
Part In Style, ut Washington.

wheeeling People Alleged 70 Have Taken
Part In Style, at Washington.
~ say, look here, ] want to show you
something, said a gentleman, stopping q
reporter Of this paper whowas saunturing
along Market street yesterday afternoon.
Hepalled outof hispocket a copy Of yester-
day morning Rsgisterand withasmilesaid,
aIts another one Of the Reoisters dizzy
special breaks" as he handed ever the
sheet and pointed to the following, taken
from analleged Washington special:
"The Young Mems Democratic Club. Of
Wheeling, had in line forty men and a
band; Officers: Oscar Seeley, President;
w. L. Wright, Secretary; Allen Brock,
Treasurer. Uniforms: Silk hats, badges
and canes"
The reporter read and then handed the
paper back. As the gentleman put II
back in his pocket heasked, snow, didn't
you see Oscar Seeley on prancing steed
at the head Of the alleged inaugural pro.
cesslon in this city yesterday motning2"
"Yes.n
"And wasn't Will Wright the only one
of the lonely seventeen that marched as
an escort, who wore silk hat? BY jove
believe that he and Governor Jackson
sported the only shiny plugs that were in
that alleged procession but what I want.
ed to know is, Wright was here wasn't
he?n
GYes.n
eyes, and Allen Brock was in town too,
/ know that TO be q fact myself There
may have been forty members OF the club
in Washington, that's very likely, but
with me, its dollars and cents that they
didn't invest in shiny stovepipes, and
where in the name OF all the prophets did
they corral q band? They didn't take
one with them and you can.bet your life
there wasn't any spare bands to be en-
gagged in Washington, Pity though, that
our boys didn't organize and go down in
shape and take tho Opera House band
down-it's been the desfre>of Louie Gaus'
life to march down the avenue playing
his piccolo in honor of the Inauguration
Of q Democratic President. There's o car
want to take-where do you suppose the
special came from2"
Possibly out of some ones fertile i'm
agiuation."
POSSIBLY 1t did. The Register is great
paper isn't it?" "a
dis it2" s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06
WILSON'S WAYS
wIINs ONE wI1lIs woDn1Is.
lThis4 ime IT'S Tosrth pilisist Bravo who
Rsssnts : Promise Smashed 1iihdsrr'
An Editor and y worker, up In Arms. 4
Janitor yolts knocked Out.

/ i L.
Through the 1STEI1IoExcER the De-
rnecsscy Of the State has learned how
Gov. Wilson promised the secretaryship
Of State to Major Ran stalnakerand to Ned
Wood, Of Charleston, and gave it to that
accomplished citizen Of the two yirginias,
Henry S. Walker; how the Governor in.
yited State Senator Floyd, OF Logan and
Kanawha, to be Librarian and gave that
placeito jolly Ned Wood to bind up his
wounds; how he fixed Mr.. Floyd in the
Office Of the Secretary Of State to salye his
lacerated feelings. So far the spring-ime
mannuyres deal with the First and Third
Districts, with the gallant and buoyant
Third triumphantly on top.
The scene shifts. The Fourth District
looms up. That stalwart figure in the
back ground, saily braadishing =
meat.ax,. is the Hon. Geo. W. Tippett
ex.merlber OF the Legislature and
able editor. Of the Point Pleasant
RNiaer. one Of the aggressive organs o.
West Virginia Democracy. During thu
campaign thetrenchant pen Of Editor Tip
petit did yeoman service for Windy Wilson
and the "grand old party" Owing to cir
cumstances below related Mr.. Tppett ism
raising his Ehenezer for Wilson 80 loud O
so high as he did in the stirring days Q
thecampaign. Agentleman who knows Mr.
Tippett and his family and is conyersan
with the circumstances, pours into the co
OF the INTRLLIdEScER this very interesting
/ narrative: .n
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AIrnrd.
oMe EdIlor efU.e MtdlIqeuesr.

70 ne Editor n ne IaseligaceF. "
SR:-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Miller
'of Charleston, take this method ofreturn
ing their sincere thanksto the many ladies
and gentlemen Of the city Of Wheeling fol
the nursing, care and kind offices render.
ed to their son Samuel A, Miller, IL, In
his late severe and fatal illness IN that
city, and especially to acknowledge the
great comfort afforded them by the mark,
ed sympathy shown 10 themselves in their
heavy aiIlietion, and their deep graaHcation
at the esteem and regard expressed for their
beloved SON by 90 many Of the people oil
Wheeling. The impossibility Of tender,
ing personally Interpretation Of these
kind offices will excuse this card.
~ 0tarleaion. ". Va, March s, 1885. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06

The skating carnival TO be given at,the
Capitol Rink thiR evening under the aus.
pices OF the nailers Of the city and the
members OF the Fire Department, for the
benefit OF some oftheir distressed breth.
rem, will doubtless be a largely attended
affair, as o large number oil tickets have
been disposed OF There are FIVE races
arranged for and valuable prizes are
offered to the winners. One race Is for
those weighing over 200 pounds, another
Is a green race and there are two iree,for-
ais. The object Is q worthy one.
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LOCAL BnEyITIEs,
Matter. Of Minor Monentl in and Aboa. the

Matters of Minor Moment In and About the
l& City.
TnE creek is still gorged with ice.
eLIours o. LONDON at the Opera House
tonight.
RECORDER Hook admitted TO record yes
terday two deeds Of trust.
Tins Excelsior Club took possession Of
the Chapline Street Rink after hslf-past
ten o'clock last evening and for two or
three hours had very pleasant time on
the rollers,
A NEW dancing organization has been
formed in this city, which Is to be known
as the "Contidante Social" 1t viii give
It's first dance, which will be masque-
rade, at Germania Hall, March p.
TnE oil men are returning to Washing
ton, Pa, and some OF them are there to
stay. The Gantz well continues to flow
fifteen to twenty barrels per day, and this
is the inducement TO test the locality.
DENNIS GARDNER, the colored teamster,
will DO arraigned in police court this
morning, charged with hauling night soil
through the streets in an open cart.
Health Officer Garrison and Paddy Ma
honey are the witnessed summoned.
THOSE who subscribed to the guarantee
fund for the reception and hop rendered
Governor Wilson al tho State House
Wednesday evening, win have to go down
into their pockets for nearly the full
amount OF their subscription, In order TO
straighten matters up.
EVERY one was busy at the State House
yesterday getting the run of things per-
tanning TO their several Offices. 1t will
take week or ten days to get the rooms
once more in m orderly condition, and
by the time things are running smoothly,
they will have % be torn up again, pre-.
paratory to going to Charleston. z
A PARTY numbering between twenty
and thirty couples OF Wheeling's best
skaters went down to Bellaire last even
ing to visit one OF that city's Kinks. They
returned at q late hour last evening, very
much pleased with the evenings sport
they had had. A party OF Bellaire skaters
will visit this city some evening in the
near future.
SINCE the reduction in prices made at
the ohapline Street Rink, It will be more
popular with ladies and children than
ever before. Yesterday 100 new pair,
small sizes, Of Fenton's expert rink skates
were received at this rink in order that
the ladies' and children might BIO better
provided for. The skate Is one Of the best
made. Having received them, the pro.
prletors now have on hand several pairs
Of Raymond skates which they will sell
for 81 rs.
DURING the month of February there
were "a deaths in the city. In the same
month last year there were Sc! deaths. OF
those who died last month 81 were males,
SO females, 62white and 2colored. The
proportion in !, 900 population per snnum
was BIB. Tho number OF deaths in each
ward was as follows, beginning with the
First: 10. s, 4, 12, 4, s, 4, y and in the
Hospital2. Fifteen were single, 5 widows
and 4 widowers. Nine were born here,
IS elsewhere In this country, each In
Germany and Ireland and Sin unknown
localities. The greatest number Of deaths
was among those between ! and years
OF age. Pneumonia caused the greatest
number Of deaths, there being II cases.
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AT a meeting yesterday OF the Sigourney
Society Of the Wheeling Female College,
the following resolutions were unanimous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06
BEnIAInE.
Manufacturing Note5-Personai Informs.
tion and general NeNs.

Manufacturing Note5-Personai Intcfnla,
tion and General News.
Nj. Henry Over 3 in Cleveland.
Hon. Samuel Hilleswss in town yester-
day.
Dr.. Haliett q Wheeling, was in town
yesterday.
2 The Mediterranean Club masquerade at
Zilch,s Hall was well attended.
j: n. Mercers whartboat will be brought
upstoits position to-day and resume pusi-
ness. ~ =, =.
: Rev. DR.. Williams, Of the First M. D.
Church, win send his family to live at
New Philadelphia. 5; 8
Mr.. Frank straughn and Mrs. Ebblgi
hansen were married quietly last night by
Rev. j. K. McKallip.
g Money sold at the Glass City Building
Association Monday night at thirty-six
cents per share premium.
The new skating rink at the Indian run
bridge was begun yesterday. Il will be
seventy.tiye feet wide and two hundred
feet long.
There have been almost o hundred con
versions at the Church OF God, in South
Bellaire. and nearly as many accessions 70
the church.
The Enterprise window glass works has
shut down and the others now running
will probably quit, at least, before the
usual summer stop.
There were rumors floating about yes
terday Of the early starting up Of the Elsor
glass works and the probable starting O
the Bellaire factories. 3
The Benwood fery-boat began It's trip
| yesterday forenoon. The middle ferry Il
running and the street cars are also run
ming In connection with 1t. Is
The warmer weather has let the brick
/ layers get 10 work again at the unfinished
houses on Union street and Charles! Nc
Claims building on Noble street is fast ap
preaching completion.
The literary societies are having a boom
Another has been started on Gravel Hill
differed as follows: President, Jamel
Springer; Vice President, William Kirk
patrick; Secretary, Miss Dunaway;; Treas
uYer, Miss Leasure.
s. E. Robinson has received and return
ed.to the purchasers the money paid Il
him for tickets to bear Joseph Emmett
Mr.. Robinson has had considerable trouble
and no profit, but his effort to accommo
date SO many will no doubt be appreci
ated when another opportunity occurs o
taking a section in the Wheeling 0per.
i House Ue
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lNDtcArIoNs.

{ wAsHNoroN, D. O., March G.-1 LAM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather in Tennessee, partly cloudy
weather followed by local rains in the
Ohio Valley, warmer soatherly winds,
shifting westerly In west portions.
For the Lower Lake region, fair, slightly
falling weather, followed in western por-
tons bylocal Trains or SHOWS, falling barom-
eter, southeasterly winds.
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Tirhe public are respectfully invited as
spectators. The usual prices will be
charged no extra. The entire manage
ment d the Rink will appear In Mother
Hubbards, including Jack and the band.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06

New spring styles in great variety at low
prices. Also white and brown blanks,
retail at wholesale prices. Window shades
made up ready to hang, for 40 cents. Car
pets aud oil cloths at unusually low prices
Ter cash. Call soon at Nos. 20l9 and 202l
Main street. john RoRMgR, Agt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06
AI.LcM0oL KNITlJACKETs.

We have now in stock full limo Of the
above Jackets; also, nm extraheary quail
.ity for butchers, and full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not To
shrink. @. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tailors aud Gents Furnishers.
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sCIMULBACH BREWING CO.'S Culm.
bacher Beer will be on draught to-day
and tomorrow In all the principal 50.
looms In this city, Bellaire, Martins Fer
ry, Benwood, Bridgeport and immediate
vicinity.
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gaaina ga,paer.
TESTYOUR.BAEING P0V1ERfl Ff.0Is

The TEsr, "
Place can Top SeEp 90 hos I,oy, ,,.sN...-.
S s . 81 az. sSss e 81 &C.,, 60. 4, ;.$ q
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sCHMULBACM BREWING CO.'S, Culm.
bacler Beer will be on draught to-day
and tomorrow In all the principal sa-
looms In this city, Bellaire, Martins Fer.
~, Benweod, Bridgeport and Immediate
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FINANCE ANprRApR.
The Features Of tho MONEY and stock Mar,

Il . l. r : I'd. 10 /. .
NRwYoRK. March al Money market easyat ID
IL percent, closing at percent. Prime narcan
Ito paper 4ab percent Sterling Exchange bankers
bills dull At q ssss demand q %. =
lower, otherI unchanged.
HALLWAY Bosns- Fairly Rctite, prices generally
arm. 81 . ( =;
STATE SECuRlTIIs-Qulet, 49, "
sTocEs-The market was ieyertSh aud irregular
this morning with prices generally y 70 X percent
lower thAn Inst evening, The most 81 the business
In the forenoon waS c0nhned 10 dealings Ia Laeke.
Lake Shore and Taciic Mali ali q which were Ssi
active the total sales og the forenoon being neatly
% large IS for The whole OF althougt tho
exes.sasns iAe sscsEs men toasd ssss.ded some
There was q renewal Of activity later, aceompa.
MED By increased strength 10 most stocks, which
continued TO tho close: Some leading bear opera.
Ses baI sidep q 6c aSrkc and now ali sboat
higher prices orRlmost everything on the list but
especially for lowef priced and heretofore inactive
stocks Special features Of The day were strength
In LRhkANanha and weakness 10 New York Central
and Northwestern d &, lf7Sl
transactions SO, 600 shares,
U. g. q, loll .. s. III D. g. newll 122Iss;
s.; hshis = fs.Ssas 81 ff foSiiiana cossSs
u: Missouri 9, io2; 81 Joseph, 1llIISS; s.. r. g
8. @ fmtS, Tennessee O. old ~; do new, N;
Texas Pacific Land aEpntss 81 DO, Rio Grande,
dnas. id DO sinking Fund. III; Virginia q,
%; Virginia Consols, extra mAtured coupons 4S;
do deferred, 61S; Adams Express, 1Sa; American
gxpress 81; Caaads sopthetH Sos; Central Pacific,
do lseand preferred, Il q, O. 9. q ], 3lI
nehYer 4 Rio Gfande, s; Erie, 49, do preferred,
Isl Far WAYNE ID; Hannibal 4 Sc yosspE; Isl 90
preferred. So; Kans4s q Texas. ~: Lake Erie
NashyiIie a,s; i1uiSiiIe, New Albany L Chicago
"A; Memphis q Charleston INIT preferred, 10; 40
sseand gFesessed 6: Memphis 4 Charleston, q:
M; Scrilern faciac' isi 40 preferred; TX:
Northwestern. n do preferred, fass Sev Yorii
Central s9;f Ohio cen1al u .ohIo u MlsiHippi,
S sish e is9 ssasas NJ 81 iohIs sss F Fss
cisco; "a: do pselesTcd' u; 81 Paul, 52It; do
preferred. 1063 sTexaS Pacific, III; Union pacifc,
4sif; United States EEpreel e0i ". St 4. q p,
erni Union, 6ek 2 ~. 4 =, Z : : ~ III
~ Breadstuis and Proyisisna.
NEwYoRx, March Flour dull; receipts 1000
berselSt expet1 4 90 barrels Wheat, spot gfades
fale higher opotiens opened SSss{e lower. laier
stronger, advanced l1tal5fp, closing arm near the
pora 81 Us Sashsls NJ. spTia 80 SSc p ansrsaSa
a 5000 closing d scs April, Sales 800
buahell Al e9lc. closlug at egiifc; May, EaleS
janS sies V St bssh u ei ~
s9jsI July Glles i0n0o buEhGls d ~ eIosing
AS Corn gpot lntA Va options 5Sa5le
lkleF and tImi reel ts I! a.o9 hpsielsi exports
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