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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-01
The Presidents Danger.

Washington Special.
Speaking of Secretary Manning's illness, last
evening, Dr.. q T. Sewers, of this city, said: II
warned Mr.. Mannings friends six months ago
just what the result would be if he did not take
proper exercise. told them that he ought to
get pocket gymnasium that he could use in his
room. They would not speak to him about it,
however. Now the President is going just the
same way. He is sitting up in the White House,
working all day, taking no exercise and his
blood vessels are getting fat and soft Some day
some excitement will send rush of blood to his
head, one of these soft blood vessels will be rup
tured, and he will have cerebral hemorrhage and
apoplexy.
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Miscellaneous Notes.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the lndianapoIN Journal.
WASHINGTON, March 3L-Ex-Senator J. E.
Mcdonald and wife are at the Riggs.
John NJ. Glass. of Jacksonville arrived here
to-day, and will tomorrow appear before the
House committee on reform in the civil service
and testify regarding the charges against Luther
F. Warder, IL arrangements can be made. which
is probable.
The Senate, in executive session, this evening,
rejected the nomination of the new postmaster
at Webster City, Ia A considerable number of
postmasters whose predecessors were suspended
were reported upon favorably.
In addition to the arbitration bill reported to
the House to-day, the labor committee agreed to
Mr.. LAWYERS resolution appropriating $5. 600 to
pay the expenses of special commission to visit
the West and make a thorough investigation of
the present labor troubles.
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MIR. Beecher's Little Came.

Pittsburg Chronicle.
Mr. Beecher announced that he would deliver
sermon on the labor question yesterday at his
church in Brooklyn, and when he got large con-
gregation before him he improved the opportu-
nifty to deliver a lecture on free trade.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-01
The Course of True Love.

Philadelphia Record.
The only way to reach this case Of Senator
Jones is to have q committee de lunatico in
quirendo appointed. and to lock him up as mild
but somewhat troublesome lunatic.
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How They Justify Themselves.

Philadelphia Record.
The Squeers Syndicate must be an unclean
crowd 1t justifes the absence of bathing con-
veniences at the soldiers orphans schools by
solemny declaring that so per cent. of the people
of this country do not battle the whole body
once in year. Whew!
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Inls remedy Is pleasant TO the TASTE and may b9
given to children with perfect safety. 1t affords ina
mediate relief
Consumption Can Be Cured
Consumption is the result of food material thaE
should go to supporting the body and sustain life benx
absorbed and thrown off in tuberculous matter. TIE
overcome this waste of vital force and restore tho
nourshment to the system In It's natural course is to
cure. This is accomplished by the syrup 1t of once
stops the disease by preventing the further supply OF
matter, because while the system is under its infiu.
ence, all nourishment is organized and assimilated ID
thus controls Coughs Night Sweats Splitting of Blood
Soreness in Chest, Infamed Throat or Lungs Diff.
Guilty of Breathing, Heavy Coughs accompanied with
expectoration, Parched Lips. Fever and Thirst for
these but the symptoms that. if neglected result
in Pneumonia or else the seeds of Consumption.
This is no patent medicine. but is prepared under
the present supervision of Mr.. Gooch from prescrip-
ton of DR. Antonio Garcia that has stood the test OF
time and the formula is open to the inspection Of any
reputable physician. DIR. r. W. Smitsl, of Ashervlcs
KAN writes II have been using your Mexican Syrup
in my practice. have found its equal In lung
troubles This medicine is prepared and every bottle
warranted by Cincinnati Drug and Chemical Company,
No. 81 Main street. Cincinnati, o. For sale by all
druggists. Price so cents per bottle. Write for
Gooch Cyclopedia and Household Companion. Mailed
free.
If your druggist hasn't 1t and won't get it for you.
send 81 and will send you two bottles expressaga
prepaid, to any part of the United States.
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.Jonas,s Last Homes.

ST. fouls Post Dispatch.
1t is now thought that Senator Jones would
be willing to arbitrate the trouble that is detain-
ing him in Detroit
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The Cabinet Inyalids.

WASHINGTON. March 31.-There has been no
perceptible change since yesterday IN Secretary
Manning's condition. Ms physicians say that
the danger of return of the attack to that por
ton of the brain first assailed is past, though
they still fear a recurrence of the trouble in
some other location.
The Attorney general and Secretary Lamar
will return to their duties tomorrow or next
day
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ton for Hendricks for Vice president, and thrust
him down their throats. That was very pleas
ant; hope the Indiana delegation is satisfied
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-01

CHIEF Clerk Carman, Agricultural Depart
mont Washington, Endorses Red Star Cough
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G0OCH'S MEXICAN SYRUP

or Wild c. erry. Tar. GIycerine Etc..
Is the best remedy for the Of all affections of the
throat lungs anu cnesu ss.. as consumption colds.
coughs asthma. bronchitis, whooping cough ps.sc OF
oppression in the chest, hoarseness or splitting OF
blood, and all pulmonary diseases.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-01

Lambs Nomination May Be Withdrawn.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-It is reported in In
diana circles that the nomination of John E.
Lamb, to be United States district attorney for
Indiana, will be withdrawn. but the report is
not confirmed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-26
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

y County Of Ohio, to-wit: In the Circuit Court
OF Ohio County. August Rules, lSS6.
Perry 4. Hays, plaintiff,
Cleveland, TlScarawaS Valley and
Wheeling Railway Company. T., C,.,,.,.,.
and Sclah Chamberlain, Trustee l" |h"'''''! =
for Cleveland, TlScarawas Val
ley and Wheeling Railway
Company, defendants
The object of this suit is Ia subject 10 the pay
mCnt and satisfaction of the plaintiffs claim
against the defendant, the Cleveland, nlSCarawas
Valley and Wheeling Railway Company. for five
hundred forty seven dollars and fiftycight cents
iS5i1.l>l, with interest on five hundred dollars,
part thereof frOm the thipi day Of May, A. ID.
ISL, and the costs Of this suit the interest and
estate of the said Cleveland, TlScarawaS Valley
AMI Wheeling Railway Company in that tract or
parcel of land situated in Webster district, III the
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia,
known ~ the Wheeling and West Wheeling
Ferry property, which property lies south Oi
Twenty fourth street, north of Twcnty-SiNth
street and west of Water street in said city. And
it appearing from an affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant. the Cleveland, Tu>Carawas
Valley and Wheeling Railway Company. i "A for
vign corporation. and the defendant Sclah Cham.
hcrlain j. not resident of the state of West Viz
GINA ana they not having been served with pru'
rt>S in this suit OF motion nf the plaintin, 10y his
solicitors this order of publication l. entered
against the said defendants, and il is onicpi
that the said defendants Cleveland, TlSCaraNaS
Valley and Wheeling Railway Company. and
SclHh Chamberlain, Trustee tur Cleveland, TuS
caravans Valley and Wheeling Railway Company,
doHppcHr here within one month amer the date al
the first publication Of this Unlcr ami do what il
necessary Ia protect their interests in this suit.
II is further ordered that this onlcr be published
and pasted ~ required 10y law.
Witness. John v. Mitchell. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of ohio County, West Virginia. at the court
II"u>c of said county, this fourth day of August,
ISL, to-WIt. August Rules, ISL.
JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
Published The iir>i time August 9Th, lNSi.
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
J. T.. MCDoNNLD and EESkINE ~ ALLISON Sole
itOrS Tor complainant HuTlOawt
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OF WEST VIRGINIA

y Ohio county, towit. In the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, August Rules, lS'S
The Albuquerque National Bank
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WASHINGTON, PA.
T INSLY INSTITUTE.

This old and well known educational institu.
ton now in its I'd year. will re-opon its doors
for pupils on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER :, with a full
corps of teachers and greatly increased facilities
for imparting inStructiOn-with new apparatus,
charts, etc, etc.
Its curriculum provides thorough English
and College preparatory course and thorough
instruction in German.
Parents desiring the benefits of this school for
their sons can receive more definite information
and catalogues by applying personally or by let
ter 10 either of the undersigned principals.
Catalogues can be obtained at the book stores
or principal drug stores in the city.
J. C. ORR,
aul6Sae J. NJ. LEE,
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STATE SECURITIES-Dull and steady.
RAILIOADS-Dulla and generally heavy;
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, August II.
The local market is gutter than at ouI
last report, and dealers report no stock
moving at all. As before stated this con
dition of things is undoubtedly due to the
dullnesS in the Eastern markets, accented
for the slowncSs which which manuiac
turcd goods are moving off and the con
scGuent hesitation of manufacturers IL
purchasing more raw material. The price.
remain the same Us those of last week ant
are rs follows: XX washed, 29tO 3l!c; I'M
washed. onc-third of; medium washed, 81
to ;i;}c; unwashed, Is to Doc.
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EAST AND NORTH To rIrrsurRG AND CLEVELAND.

STATIONS. ~. AA. ~. nv. n ~.
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The rest of the humorous writers, with
perhaps two or three exceptions, have to
struggle along on salaries. OF the verse
writers, James WhitcOmb Riley is said to
make the most money each year, but he
saves very little. His income from his pen
work and lectures is estimated at $50, 900.
Colonel John COckerill, of the New York
World, is the biggest salaried managing
editor in the country, but Mr.. Joseph B.
McCullagh, of the st. Louis Globe Democrat
is the richest.
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RAILROADs-Dull and generally heavy;
sales $S0i, 800.
STOCKS-The money market III London
is working harder, and in response to the
situation there the New York stock market
opened weak and lower. Prices at the
opening were lower for everything except
Omaha, and declines ranged from 5a8 per
cent. The market was weak from the
opening, and on n comparatively moderate
business, by noon was down from
Hal per cent Later there was
i decrease in activity, but prices continued
heavy until the last hour, when there was
slight rally, the market finally closing
steady ut prices which are Il little better
than the lowest OF the day. There was no
special movement in inactive stocks and
final prices show declines ranging to |
per cent, the latter in Lake Shore and New
York Central Transactions liz, G3l shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows
Adams Express, 13S; American Express,
los: Central Pacific, ~; Chesapeake and
Ohio 3; do preferred. tirStS 10! do seconds
10: Chicago and Alton, 1404 do. preferred,
155; Chicago, BurlingtOnand Quincy, 13l!
Cleveland and Columbus, 56; Delaware
and Hudson, 100; Denver and Rio
Grande, 29I; Erie 3l4 do preferred n; TT.
Wayne, l47!; Illinois Central, 1919; Lake
Erie and Western, 10 Lake Shore, SS4;
Michigan Central, -; Minneapolis and
ST. Louis, 49,; do preferred, 42$; Missouri
Pacific, 1OS4; New Jersey Central, 554
Northern Pacific, -; do preferred, 5Ss; Chi
cago and Northwestern, 1l3I; dopretcrrcd,
40; New York Central, 1881; Ohio Cen
trail, -; Ohio and Mississippi, %; do
preferred, 30; Oregon Transcontincntal,
81; Pacific Mail, SCI; Panama, 81; Peoria
ID. Il F., 2ss; Pittsburg, 49,; Pullman
Palace Car, 13i; Reading, 2li; Rock
Island, 125; st. Louis andSan Francisco,
27}; do preferred, 5Sl; do first preferred,
ll2i; st. Paul. Minneapolis and Mime
sofa, l13; st. Paul and Omaha l5i; do
preferred, lO9F; Texas Pacific, II; Union
Pacific, 5i5; United States Express, 635
Western Union Telegraph, 655.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

NOIIIE I'D IAhE UEFU6IIIVN5.
The Albuquerque National Bank
z In tnHneCry
Archibald G. Wilson Ct ais.
Take notice that the Dispositions Of John 4.
Ice Willard s. Strickler, 4. G. BriRgs, Scion J.
poe and other viii be- taken at the Office al
Bernard IsOdy Notary Public, in the city % Al
brIauerguc BernalillO county. ia the Tcr5tDTy 81
New Mexico on the sscDnd day 81 September. -
ID. IsSJ, between the hour Of9O'clOck a. IN and
& O'Clock T. IN, o. ~ read IN evidence In The
above named cause on behElf Of siid plaintiff
And IT, frUn any Cause, the taking u IA aid dep
Ositions shall not ~ commenced, or being com
rnenced shall uOt be completed on thai day. the
taking Of the same will be adjourned from tiIn'
Ia time until the zane shall ~ completed
THE ALBCQU ERQUE NATIONAL BANK.
hy T. g. BARR AND CITY K. e. ALLEs, IT. Attorney
To Archibald &. Wilson. ". y. TEOtnzyn, VI. X
r Wilson, Albert j.. NilhDn, COfiniia u blI.ot
and Lucy n. Wilson. HnoaTi
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lieye the writer is mistaken when he ex-
plains 1t by bloody, or, at least, that in
whatever sense it was or is applied to the
laws fNew Haven its original import was
no more than Presbyterian or Puritan. 1t
appears to have been used in Scotland
where it originated.
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Our Rich Humorists.

A floating newspaper paragraph says that
Mark Twain is the richest of American
humorists. The question of riches was
discussed by Mr.. Howells in Hdrper's last
month, and Joel Chandler Harris, of the
Atlanta Constitution, was set down as the
wealthiest humorist in the country. Har-
ris owns forty square miles of the best
timber land in Georgia, he is one of the
directors in the Georgia Central railroad,
and he carries halfa million in government
bonds. The wealth of American humOr-
lists is quoted as follows:
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Nos, No. II,
SoRTUwAEp MOL Daily Daily
Daily Elk sun. Ex. sun.
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b. & o. 4. X.
80.

Express Chicago and Coli -.
Express Chicago and Coll.
Express Chicago and Coll. >.
GAINESVILLE Accom-.
Cambridge Accom-, .........
REIIAIp 4 CT pr ATnG
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wrSr ~ ALllANCE AND CHICAGO.

All trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving bridgeport al III D. m. u ~ city
tlmci arrive at Chicago nj 6:D following morning.
Trains leave Cleveland fnr Wheeling nj sij n.
IN, l2lO T. M, arriving at Dos y. M and : ~ I: M.
Leave Cleveland lilo T. m, arrive nj Bridge
port al 40 a. m.
r. A. FORD,
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, r!!sbnrg IA.
JAMES MCKEA,
General Manager. PIttShurP, Pa
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425; fair to good So 25a3 70; common S225
az so; lambs 81 00a5 90.

Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI August 25. - Hogs
Steady; common and light 50 9Oa4 20; pack
ing and butchers 81 50a4 60; receipts 1850
head; shipments 30 head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
MONDAY EVENING, August %, 1886.
Buyers were numerous during the week,
and again the supply of stock was unequal
to the demand. Streeters were wanted
far in excess of the receipts, and all good
stock sold readily. Prices remained firm,
as follows: Driving horses Sl50a225; draft
horses $175a250; street-car horses Silica
100. Mules, fifteen and half to sixteen
hands, S150a175; fifteen to fifteen and a
half hands, $l25al50; fourteen and half
to fifteen hands, Sl00al25.
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SUNDAYS

Leave the City ut 100 IL m, and every hour To
900 D. IN.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a. M, and cyepy
hour to 1000 p. m.
Church Train at l2:l0 p. IN.
G. HIRSCH,
Superintendent
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IIvmEELING AxD rIrrsBURG DIVISION.

W
ON AMI amer May 20. 1876, passenger trains will
run H. follows Wheel ny time:
DEPARTURE,
For Pittsburg SOFA m. daily 7a!ja M, daily
Ia D. IN and en- y. m, daily.
For Washington J.. M, daily except sun
day.
ARRIyAis.
From PIttsburg-9gD a. IN. daily; llsb a. m.
and 60 T. M, daily; l025 =. m. daily.
From WaShngtnn-I Da m, daily except Fun.
day 1913 =. IN, daily.
G. X LORD, General Passenger Agent.
B DUNIIAM, General Manager.
IT LANE Travelling Agent. Wheeling.
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All trains daily except sunday.
Pullrnan's Palace BufIe: or Ilotel H<epint
Car thfulxh yithntit change ffoTf stenb~nviih
Rlst 70 Philadelphia and Sew y0k, wea IN 90
iuuIia,. Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago India
napoii, and - Louis.
ear nesotu,nosiafio and any further Information
apply 10 JSO. q. TOMLINSOS, Ticket Aeent st
Fsp-iIsndle station foot Of Eleventh xffeai, %
AZ CITY Ticket otiiee, under nelnre mo9se, wheel
GeAenl Manages, PittstusE Pa
Z A. FORD.
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fDaily except Sunday All trains will stop al
any station TO receive or deliver passengers
For Rates Of Freight or Fare and Baggage
Checks, apply 10 the General Freight and Pascal
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio
TH0S. r SHARP, J. E STORY,
Genl Manager. u. +. & Z. A.
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GINSENG.
Wheeling.

Prices have taken a tumble and are now
rs follows: Per pound, Sl.71 to $3.50, &C
cOrding to size of root
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lowing quotations:
Cattle, 900 to LOO lbs stock 3}a4c
per h.; SOU to 900 lbs. %4a3ic per ID; 700
to 500 lbs 2}a3Ec per III.
Hogs-Markct active; lai3c perlb.
I4ambS-Go0d ut Bal c per III.
CalvcS-S3 OOa5 Oh per head.
Sheep-2!a3!c per III.
Baltimore.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS, !
BALTIMORE, August -.
Arrivals of live stock at ClarCmont Stock
Yards Via Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
the week ended August :!2.-l7i cars, con-
tanning 3,17l cattle, II calves, G,99l
sheep and lambs, 3,139 hogs, II horses,
and & mules.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
etc. 2,319 cattle, 10 calves, i,lOj sheep
and lambs 30 horses.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
by T.. \. Blarkshcrc are at gross weight.
Receipts of hogs this week so headaglinst
!. 49, head last wcck-&clling from 81 II
to - 20 per 100 lbs. Market brisk, and
prospects fair for next week.
Some 131 head cattle sold to dealers and
butchcrsat from Sc to iic per Id.
Philadelphia.
WEST PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August %
Cattlc-Markct slow; receipts 1000 head
prime 54ajlc; good 4Ia5tc; medium ! "a
4lc; common 3ia4i per Id.
Sheep and LamhS-Market fairly active;
receipts II. 900 head; prime sheep 5!c; good
! ila5Ic; medium 4a53c. common 2!a'}c:
4 / }. L. -, III
H0gS-ln active demand; receipts 1000
head; selling ut Ga6ic for State and 1a7 &c
per III for choice Western.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug 25-The DTOrerS' Journal
reports: Cattle-Reccipts 1000 head; ship
ments 1000 head; market slow at lOc
! lower; shipping steers So 7Oa4 10; Stockers
and feeders 81 OOa3 90; cows, bulls and
mixed 81 7ua3 60; bulk 81 21a2 20; through
Texans 81 50a3 Go; mostly s. OOa3 30;
western rangers weak.
Hogs-Receipts l., 800 head; shipments
| 5000 head; market slow ut Toe lower
rough and mixed s. GOAL e.; packing
and shipping, 81 7Oa5 %; light 50 40
20; sllips 81 50a3 60.
Receipts 400 head; market
weak and a shade lower; natives, 100 to l2O
lbs. and over, 81 5Oa4 20; ~ TO 30 lbs,
s. OOa3 40; lambs 81 GOAL -.
New York.
! New YORK, August 25.-Becves-Re-
ceipts - cars; small advance on Monday 5
prices extremes native steers 81 Boa
1 So per 100 pounds; Texans 50 1Oa4 81;
Colorado steers s. 75a4 60.
Sheep and lambS-Receipts II, 300 head,
good sheep scarce and firm; lambs trltle
better; sheep ranged from s. - to 50 OO
per 100 pounds; lambs 81 J0a6 60.
Hogs-Receipts :, $50 head; market quiet
and firm for live hogs.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. August 25.-Cattle-Re'
ceipts, GIG head; shipments, 703 head
Market fair; prime 50 00a5 p; fair to good
81 25a475; common So 25a3 10; stOcker:
and feeders s. -; ) shipped to New York
Hogs-ReceiptS, 100 head; shipments
700 head; market dull; Philadelphia:
| 81 9Oa5 90; Workers 81 90a4 10; graSser
81 25a4 80; ? cars shipped to New York
Sheep-Receipts, 1909 head; shipment
II, 600 head; Market dull; prime 81 90
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PETROLEUM.
TituSVille.

TITUSvILLE, August 25.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
6O!c; highest cite; lowest GOlc; closed at
6O(c
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 3aS Per Cent.-GOvernments
Dull and Steady-StOcks LOwer-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged-Wheat Higher.
New YORK, August 25.-MOney on call
loaned from 3to per cent, closing at ) per
cent asked; prime mercantile paper 4a5 per
cent; sterling exchange dull but steady
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Passenger trains daily, including Sunday. Ac-
commOdAtion trains run daily except sunday.
W. J. RDBISSOS.
General Freight and Passenger Agrnt.
PKED. uUsEMRS,
Tray. PAS. Agent
10. TONtJNHDS.
Ticket Agent Wheeling. W. Va
DITTsBCRG. CINCINNATI II. LOUIS X. E.
l. (psn-IIaBdle KDuLeJ
Time table for Eas, and Wet corrected N June
g. Iss1 Trains leave Panhandle station foss
Of Eleventh street, public landing follows
Central standard Time:
t,t,,. 3 ~, ~, o..
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Oil City.

Oil CITY, August 25.-Petroleum-
Opened at G0lc, highest Cite, lowest 6O.c,
closed at 6O{c. Sales, 1,l75, 900 barrels
clearanccs, BIS, 900 barrels; charters, ~,
$50 barrels; shipments, $500 barrels.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, August 25.-Petrolcum-
Fairly active and firm; opened ut GOsc
closed at 6O,c; highest Cite, lowest Go!c'