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TIE NEW poLlcE FORCE.
Assigning the meu TO @hslr Reats-son
Points on the Force.

Assigning the nieu to Their Beats-seme
Points on the Force.
Chief OF Police Smith and his men were
busy yesterday learning their new duties,
At headquarters Lieut.. sylyis was found
showing Capt. Smith and Lieut.. johnson
the books and the manner in which he
had been keeping them. He was also
engaged in winding up the last OF Ills re.
ports. Lieut.. johnson will be the CHIEF
Office man and attend to the books. Capt.
Smith has distributed his men as follows
Day force-First ward, Desmond; Sec
and, Junkins; Third, Stephens; Fourth,
burns; Fifth, West; Sixth, GrUber; Sew.
enth, Nichol; Eighth, Deyelin.
Night force-First ward, Dunlap; Sec
ond, Croughan; Third, Watson; Fourth,
Wilkie; Fifth, Duffy Sixth, Killeen
Seventh, AIinkemycr; Eighth, Brinkman.
officer Barum will for the present act rs
Second Lieutenant and in that capacity
will patrol the beat held by 0ilicer Bird
in the past, from q +. NJ. until midnight,
after which he will relieve Lieutenant
johnson and remain nj headquarters until
morning.
The men have all been measured for
their uniforms, which will be Of the regu-
lation style, and they will be finished in a
short time. Captain Smith proposes to
adopt stiff hat or helmet for their head
gear. He will also ask the Committee on
Police to furnish new clubs and belts and
a few other accoutrements.
A Democrat hailed an ISrELLIGEScER
reporter last night and wanted him to eek
pose the sectionalism" Of Chief Smith.
lie called the reporters attention to the
fact that from the Eve wards north OF the
creek only seven cops were ta&en-in tho
Fourth, two; in tho Third, none; in the
Second, two; in the First, two, and in the
Seventh one.. The Third ward has no
representation on the staff OF the new
Sergeant, something never done by any
Scrgeantbeiore. at has been the prac-
tice Of all previous SergCauts before the
present Sergeant to recognize each ward
in his appointments, but Sergeant Smith
has ignored this time honorcd custom,
and has refused the Third ward a represent
tation oil his staff" said the complainant
"The three wards south OF the creek have
twelve members and one extraman, ma
king thirteen in oil. Is there any justice
and fairness in Sergeant Smiths distribu.
ton OF his deputies"
The reporter did not say.
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onrnnrntIon I;lsctinns.

The following named corporations have
recently held their annual stockholders
meetings and elected the following ii
Boards Of Directors:
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
DR.. T. II. Logan, L. J. Stone, S. Hork,
heimer, Alfred Caldwell, W. A. Wilson,
Jacob Berger, Joseph Speldel, GA. Beates
and S. ]. Boyd.
Belmont Iron and Nail Company-A.
w. Kelley, Thomas o Brien, a. ]. Clarke,
George G. Hannah, j. D. Du Bots and VIM.
Wheeling Hinge Company-J. NJ.
Brown, Hon. @. D. Hubbard, Captain O.
]. Rawlings, A. G. Robinson, DR.. I. II.
Logan and j. o. Brady.
Benwood Iron and Nail Company-A.
w. Campbell, E. W. Paxton, L. S. Della
plain, Jacob Wise, John G. Hoffman, ST.,
Jacob Berger, DIR. E, A. Hlldreth, L. G.
Stifel and George B. Caldwell.
At the meetings Of the Manufacturers
Insurance Company and the Ohio Vaiisg
Insurance Company, q majority OF the
stock was not represented and the old
RoaNiR hold over.
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TILE YouNa MEMS CLUE

----z
Gives q Slost Successful Entertainment ut
tina obera House.
.n, az. A
The first social session" OF the Young
NJ. 1N.,,......,I;, oI,,b "a az, n;t,, ~ tho
mems DeInoCrdIc CIuo VI WIS WY Nv tue
Onera Uousa .inRt niVht was n most nro-
SpS4" -'H'' WV ' 49, r.
nounced ana complete SUCCESS IRON every
point OF view. The house was SO crowded
- 49,,
tlRt LleTe was nut even CoLiiIoELapIe htahu.
ing room, uDRtaifS or down, The musical
A I;tay,,t MN, -, "a ,yoS ,,+;tI,ont s,,
aug iltee 1891 m ~; Mssus az
and rendition alike reflected credit upon
III conCeiinev'
II Ia 70 ne hoped tnat TINS enlOyADIe en-
far4ainmaf1k will he followed by others
s,;,,o,, Nv, fhiu CInh mr. other organ;yations
during the stay Of tho Legislature in the
nitY. Such an entertainment bv home
talent is at once, a fitting tribute to the
city's guests and q credit TO her citizens.
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Now Adyer,isenents,

oiIssI 10. % and 81 Foarleea.h street.
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meeting Of the Ladies Union Be
neyolent Society Of Martins Ferry, Ohio,
the following resolutions Of thanks were
adoptedl
Resolred, First-That we, the ladies Of
the Union Benevolent Society, tender our
sincere thanks to Messss. Senior and Hill,
tho gentlemanly proprietors Of the Eureka
skating rink, for the valuable donation OF
the proceeds OF their rink for January %
for the benefit OF the poor Of our town.
seoond-That our deepest feeling Of
gratitude Is due our friends OF Steuben-
vile, who so generously allowed their
children TO participate in the carnival,
and the ladies who accompanied them on
said occasion.
Third-That we tender ourthanksto the
children, who acquitted themselves in q
manner highly satisfactory TO oil present.
Fourth-That our thanks be rendered
to the citizens OF Martins Ferry for their
liberal patronage.
Fifth-That copy Of these resolutions
be published in the daily papers Of steu.
benvilleand Wheeling. e.
A[Rs. ALBERT INK, Pres,
MRs, HIRAM FR4srER, W., Sec,
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AN OLD TIME MINSTREL DEAD.
a Theatrical Man Well Known to the Past
Generation Of Theatre Goers.

a Theatrical Man Well Known to the Past
Generation Of Theatre Goers.
There was no better negro minstrel Of
the good old kind than George Kunkel,
who died in Baltimore last Saturday night
He was the original "pncle Tom" and
played that character for twenty years OIL
more. He managed the Jenny Lind thea.
trein Washington City before the war, and
lost considerable money by its burning.
He also managed theatre in Richmond
He wasOl years Of age, and died of apo.
plexy. He was taking tea with his fami.
ly when he suddenly fell over, and was
caught in the arms OF his sou, George
Kunkel, jr. He expired in a few minutes.
George Kunkel was born in Greencas-
tie, Franklin county, Pa, ION January 81,
1898. He BECAME . printer In Philadel-
case, in 1874, he left to get S25 to sing and
play with the Virginia Serenades. When
they disbanded he organized Kunkel's
Nightingale NIinstrels, Mr.. John T. Ford
becoming the manager Of tho troupe,
which was very successful. Mr.. kunkel
was "a noted bass singer. Kunkel's Min
strels were on theroad about eleven years,
and disbsnded in Washington in 1851.
In later company managed by him
were J. Wilkes Booth and Edwin Adams,
and his stage manager was Joseph Jeher-
son. Some time during the first year OF
the war Mr.. Kunkel returned to Balti-
more and became manager Of the Mu-
scum At Baltimore and Calvert streets.
Afterwards he undertook the role Of IN
ole Tom, in which caracter he first APP
psared in Charleston, s. q, in 1851. The
city council OF Charleston, on the occa-
sion Of his appearance, held special
meeting and passed resolution forbid
ding any colored person from entering the
theatre under pal OF punishment. Par
son Brownlow published an editorial in
his paper advising the driving out Of the
troupe from the city.
1nls84, when manager Of Front Street
Theatre, he married Mrs. Ada Proctor,
who was leading lady at that place. Two
children, son and o daughter, survive
him.
In the character of "Unc!e Tom" Mr..
huukpk peFLlHFb ptpAaeH 4tloIt UulIlTeu
than any living actor. In 1888 Mr.. Kun
KEEL starred through England in the char
acter Of "Uncle Tom" under the manage
ment OF jarrett & Palmer. It'was most
saeeessinI tour. The last time he played
SINGLE Tom" WIS in New haven, Conn,
during New Years week. He has IRE.
qnently appeared in Wheeling, bothiwith
his old Ministries and in s"Uncle TOMS
CABIN" companies, sBd has played In
every theatre here nom tho old Alelodeon
Hall, on Main street, and the Atheneum,
to the present opera House, whore DO
appeared two seasons ago as "Qncle
Tom" He then renewed many old &C.
Quaintances in Wheeling, and the older
residents who In their youthful days used
10 applaud Mr.. Kunkie will hear Of his
death with apang Of real regret.
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JoBBRRseAND MANUFACTURERS
The New AsAoeiation Completes its Per.
manent Organization.


The Jobbers and Manufacturer Asso-
ciaton Of this city was regularly organ
lied yesterday afternoon by the election
OF officers and the appointing Of commit
tees. The meeting was held at the Court
House and was called to order by Mr. NJ.
Reilly. The inst business wasthe cleo
ton Of officers. DR.. T. II. Logan was
unanimously chosen President. The Doc
tor has taken great interest in the organi-
cation OF this Association, and, with his
extensive acquaintance with the people
OF the State and his knowledge OF the
general wants Of the trade, he will be
found to be very valuable officer. On
taking the chair he spoke Of the import
ant part an organization Of that nature
might take not only in advancing the
interest OF the members but the prosper
ity OF the city at large.
The Vice Presidents elected were: First,
Benjamin Fisher; second, Joseph Speidei;
third, W. Z. Hughes. The rules were
amended so as to allow the election OF
three instead Of one vice president. Mr..
Howard Hazlett was made Secretary; Mr..
John S. Naylor, Corresponding Secretary,
and Mr.. David Gutman, Treasurer.
The following standing committees were
finance SIessrs. Jos. speidel, S. Hork.
heimer, Jas. Neell, Henry Harper, D. u
SIcIlwayne and +. II. Lange.
Trade 1nterestS.-Messrs. w. B. Simp'
son, @. n. Hcaiey, r. A. McCahe, w. II
Robinson, John Sweeney, j. A. Miller anC
w. A. Wilson.
Legislation.-NIessrs. W. E. Hughes, Fl
Quarter, NJ. L 0tt, .. Gutman, S. Kraft
NJ. Reilly and Benz. Fisher.
Rooms.-Messrs. II. P. McGregor, G
Ed. Mendel and i. Buchanan, Fs
The Association then adjourned to NEE
on the third Thursday in February
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ABour PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Foil
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. A. @. Mckee, OF stenbenyille, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. r. Heber Smith, of Parkcrsburg, was
a visitor at the State House yesterday.
Miss Alice Kelly will entertain num-
Der OF her friends at her home on Twelfth
street this evening.
Hon. John X. Thompson, Of Putnam
county, who has been in the city for sew
eral days, left for home last evening.
T. II. Buchanan, Esq, and the Misses
BGali and the Misses TAR, Of Weilsburg,
were in the city for shorttime yesterday
and took in the new skating rink.
Messrs. Lewis Baker, Harry T. Black
and Harry Baker left last evening for st.
Paul, Minnesota, where the two latter
gentlemen will assume, positions on Mr..
Bakers paper, the Globe. Mr.. Black will
have charge OF the AIipneapolis bureau oil
the Globe. The many friends OF all these
gentlemen in Wheeling sincerely regret
their departure for the Northwest, but
wish them much prosperity in their new
hnmn
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A Telephone Company.

A charter was yesterday issued to the
West Virginia Central Telephone Com
pany, which proposes to construct and
operate telephone line or system through
and in the counties Of Harrison, Lewis,
Upshur, Braxton and Gilmer and else.
where in West Virginia. The headquar.
ters are TO be at Weston. The capital
stock Is so, 900, OF which 5000 has been
subscribed. The incorporators are jacob
Koblegard, 7. G. Edmiston, James B.
Finster, O. O. Horsman and Andrew I'd.
mission, all Of Weston, each Of whom holds
four shares Of SO each. w
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THIEVES rRAcKRD IN THE sNow..
Three North wheeling Men in jail for Rob-
bling n Farmer.


bling Farmer.
Tuesday Aightbetween lOand II o'clock
thieves were discovered at work about the
farm house Of John Mccullough, in the
Short Greek region. There were three Of
them and they were busily engaged in
laying in a supply of apples when they
were discovered. They became aware
that their presence was known Just about
the time they were seen and at once lett
the place. -Four shots were fred alter
them, and they dropped all but one
bag OF apples. Mr.. McCaiiough's
men finding chase useless
returned home and procuring a light
trailed the thieves into town. The snow
fall OF last night made this easy work.
Coming to the end Of the trail, Officer
Dunlap was huntedup. Helm turn reused
Squire Philips, and warrants We're issued
for William and Mathew Riddle and
Philip Rause, three young men OF North
Wheeling, who have been working about
the Top Mill blast furnace. AT 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning they were committed
to Jail by the Justice to await hearing.
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Miss Mary Wild was very satisfactory
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RueIslen,s Arniea salye.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Ghapped Hands, Ghiibiains,
Corns and ali Skin Erupions, and positive
" cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For Sale by Logan &ce,
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INDICATIONS,

wAsHrsoTOS, D. O., Jan. 2o.-1 An
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
fair, warmer weather, variable winds
generally southerly.
For the LoweS Lakes. fair, warlne
weather, preceded in tho eastern portion
by slight fall Of temperature and south
westerly winds.
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Thnir report is voluminons and thor
ough, and the committee cannot do better
than adopt it. This you'd INDICATE that
tho properly way to got at the appropriation
would be TO split the difference between
the sum named in Senator SCOTS bill aud
that appropriated by Col. Mhite'a.
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Call at Nos. 2OlO and 2O2l Main street,
and get heavy six pound comfort for 30
cents. Only few left. Other goods in
proportion. JOHN RoEMRR, Agent.
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@eetinns.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING = TiS
- annual meeting Of the Stakeholder Il ~ n.
Citizens Railway Company will 6e he@ =, q,
ofsice OF the American Insurance CouIpsny H. y;
Market street, In the City Of Wheeling Al ~
on Saturday, January ~, 1855, for the eIrtSsl
business Us may come before the meeting, U'ss
IA17 tnflbE - VAN Hail g.,
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TyoR RENT-oEE OF TfiOSY mr.
JIG CANT new houses IN the ocSterllpr MI Z
Sixteenth street. LOUIS +. SrlREi. IA IN
ChAnllne street t 80
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ALL.WO0L KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock full line Of the
above Jackets; also, an extrahclyy quail
ity for butchers, and full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. G. HESS u SONS,
Merchant Tallors aud Gents Furnlshers.
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Tharu,amalor Isaeard.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, %; y NJ, l19i SP. NJ, lSo; P. NJ,
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meats and bacon quiet and unclaimed. Whisky.
In lair demand and hlgheI q 9 ~ hats s w
and unchanged. EEgr dull q 2oc. Cneese ouiA Ane
gafyDo. O.. Ian. &.-wheSt dull aud pics q
shade lower; No. 2 red cash and January ls.ae;
Febffary SpJlc; March S04c; May sc. Nc; 10y
Sc, Corn DUH No. 2Jenuaty and ~ S,S
sid nominal. Cloyeseed steady; prime u w
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.nEpAIRlNG TIE CAPITOL.
Experts Estimate That 1t VIII Require
$4,000 to Put II In Order,

AS stated yesterday, AIessrs. ID. Nc,
Fadden and G. Z. Hamilton examined the
State House. building in this city on Tues.
day to ascertain what repairs are necessary,
and what amount Of money should be ap.
propriated to make them. Yesterday tho
Legislative joint committee appointed for
the same purpose and the committee Of
citizens appointed by Council also went
over the building aud made thorough
examination. The committee consists Of
Senators McCreery and Scott Delegates
Myles, Rock and McConaughey, Mayor
Grub, Councilman Peterson and Gavin,
and Messrs John Mcclure andH. K. List.
sIessrs. Hamilton and McFaddcn accom-
panied the committee,
The commiltee's report has not been
made up yet, but they will probably adopt
the estimate of Messrs. Hamilton and NC.
Fadden, which is as follows:
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DOOMS FOR RENT-IN ll0RS.
IL brooks Block. Apply to W. V. EoGs !
BRO, 1900 Market street A.
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MEMBERS of Legislature invited Il
call and see our stock. ,.,,,,Dn
Jcweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
call on or address j. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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gne9eat.

FURNISHED ROOMS For RIM
J. 1911 EoE street, FIVE doom below TStsi
street. ~
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DoN'r hawk, and blow, and spit, but
use Dr.. sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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$1,000 90 we offer to anyone detecting
even . trace Of common grease in Strung
Gennine wax Soap, l.
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NV YORK, Jan, cS-The market was quieter In
general demand, though through deliveries on ptS
daily completion. Drpss goods arc In better DC
mind and OF some makes Of prints good trade y
reported. The wooden goods trade a' teporleu
continue to show steady trade IN Silali WY
FlGniels are III good assortment demand.
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gor Sale.
sALE-COUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom land, hI sIa
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and b. q .. I
Improved by q substantial brick hOuSe, u fut1
kitchen and outbuIltIngS situated In gr0vs
maple, sugar and poplar trees. Abo, agOod sase
Non Of fruit trees. Apply 70 ..,
WV. HOGE & BRO, 1900 Markets.
Or R. W, MORROW, on the preHiSeG. M
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
ocorTo j, Caddle and Albert Bland, under Tho tirm
name Of Caddie& Bland, has this day been DIS,
Solycd by mutual consent, Albert Bland retiring.
Tho bnSfncss will be continued " VI, 1tefEe y.
c",,nts Arc saii ann. uEoRGE J, CADDLB,
wv,v,,xo Ian. %. 1855. ''''''' ian
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cucAao. 1L1s. Jan. 2s.-The Dvra'i Journal 10
,,IstSs IN hOIs-Rcceipts IS 600 head shipments
OoO head; market strong and rather quiet; fensh
nscklng 81 lhal 65; packing and snipptng stS S,
%: iight 81 6Oal T6; sl1ps 3 bat ~ Satue-hs
SIisS: rocd gENdcs 100 higher; exports ~ loao 20
good 10 choice shipping 9 2a5 0 sheep ,-.hss,
ssintg 100 head; shipments LOCO head; mhikst
Common 81 3Sl3 %; good tocholcc y tOai -;
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T0R RENT-A LARGE FRAME
Il House, on the farm Of WI Warden ,lt,s
i've miles east OF the city, up ElgirgtOa, ~
The house Is beautifully located aud WouII IN.
Ia hlce summer residence. An ONhani n nj
fruit and room for gardening. Possession In
April !, 1885. Appiyto :, '''@
IAi0 No 9lIO Main 81,
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NOTICE.
Ihayc this day appointed LOUIS ORTIZ as my
Agent for The plrplse Of llanAactlng and fatfytn
AZ, IN itlSIns;S q lulchetlng and Buying aud
Salline Ii0cs Cattle .Ic and for the mAnutactq
and selling q Bone Dust, FSttiltGs5. opr,
wHpFtRO, WA Jan. u, 'sss 'A'p
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mt,,,,r,r,,al agsticcs.

TADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN,
/ Reveals PaSt Present and Future; glve9 adj
YIce on money, btsInoESa aud family ahMs. Hours
fron, 10 IN. No. % Eifhth atrc0t MO
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Cotton,

NEW YoRx, Jan. 2s.-cotton dull at liza
liIc; futures barely steady January l.?lc; Eeb.
rhry ii gle; March ll29c April lI06c; May .ioc;
juns 6jc: July IL Csc: August l.76c: September
i. SIC; October 10.SIc: November 1000.
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NEW Yonx, Jan. 9s.-stGady and fairly active
NEw YoRx, Jan. 2s.-Lcafi quiet: common S O
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ON Cry. Pa, JAM 2S.-NationAl Transit certla,
cNIcS opened al G9sc; highut 63jsci lowest 6s54ci
closed al Gg5c: sales 1851 coo barrels: cleataIces
63S0OO barrels; runs 6l4S1 batISs AZ ntI
81 do barrels; charters 5000 barrels, OH Slty VI
Exchange stock, no bid; 81 80 asked.
YEApyopp, Pa, Jan. 2s.-Crude oil slightly
drmer: National Trendt aud TldcWnter runs TUGS
DAY 81 is0 barrels; total shipments o. SS5 paIIeis;
Charter 10 900 barrels; cleafGnces coo barrels
National Transit certificates opened at Bc, closed
al Ogs q, highest Ogs3Sc, lowest ts55c.
TrTusyf11E, Pa, Jan. 2S-National transit eertit'
Gates opened 1T 60<c: highest 69]Sc; lowest 6s4ci
closed 1T 6c. shipments for tho cm'tIe on ~
6JlSs barrels: runs for the entire oil regions osIos
barrels: charters 5000 barrels
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 9Ss.-The afternoon market
wus stronger advanced TO Gg5tc and closed steady
al csc. finding tflllc mora active.
BAlTtxoEE, Nd. Jan. 2S.-petroleam hoUlnali
refined 714af1se.
NEW York, Jan. 2a-Potroleum steady; United
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@aatea.

WTAETEp-LADY AG kNTs FOR "QUREN PRO.
TEC1uR" daisy stocking and skirt suRpoftors,
shoulder braces buStles bosom forms drtss shields
safety belts sleeve protectors etc. entirely do.
vices, unprecedented profits; we have go agents
mRkipg 500 monthly. Address with STAMP, Z II,
OamPbNll & o., 9 SO. Mayst.. Chicago. iaSTTh4S
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HAsr LInRErY, Jan. 2s.-Cattle market very DUH;
eboioe 81 OOa6 -; falr TO good 81 5a6 %, common
s. SOai Isl receipts lSs hcad shpmenn iSs ne1a.
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1 90: fIir to good s. 0lh3 70; common 81 VVGEV WI
receipts 1000 head; shipments $500 head.
CNC1SSATT, o., Jan. 2s.-Liye hogs arm; com.
,iSn and liVht 81 7Ca4 25; packing aud DutchetS
81 5naS 90; receipts $500 lead; Ahipmen@ ltVVO