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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

The following claims for increase
Of pensions have been granted to
old soldiers in this vicinity during
the last few days, through their
Attorney chas. W, Phelps.
Abraham Asbury, Henderson
w. ", Va William p, Smith, Leon,
W. Va Hugh Graham, Leon, W.
Va, John Spencer, Point Pleasant
W. Va, Andrew K. Haschar,
Point Pleasant W, Va, James
Kelly, AtbuckIe, W. Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Capt. Jas, Smith, of Henderson,
'hreshed last week, aud his wheat
averaged SO bushels to the acre.
We doub! if any farmer in Mason
county can show as good a result.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

RAILROAD NorEs.-ThG X. & O.
Dcpot at this place is rapidly APP
preaching completion.
Mr.. John l., Charles is now get.
ting coal from the Hooking Valley
via the X. 80.
Mr. T. +. Cunning, Of vinton
county, Ohio, has been appointed
car inspector, at this place.
Mr., a. G, Stage has received the
appointment Of Yard Master, for
the X, & 0. al this place.
Mr.. Americas Wilson, of Ohio,
has been appointed General
Freight Manager for the X. & 0.
with headquarters at this place,
Col. Fred Swami is now the gen.
eral advertising Agent Of the
K,&0.
The crossings on the o, R, R. ara
being put in good repair.
The 0. R. R, is now ballasted
and Ieyelled to Hartford City.
The steam shovel will be moved
from this place to Letart, this
week.
There are now six engines work.
ing night and day on the 0, R. r.
We understand the 0. R, R. Co.,
will soon put lots on the market,
in the Extension. Secure yourself
u home.
The contractor for the Round
House, on the o. R. R. with com
mendable nerve has gone to work
to rebuild the walls recently blown
down. This was big loss to him
and we think the Company ought
to help him in his losses.
The Railroad is now at Big Mill
Creek aud will enter Ravenswood
about the middle of the wool md
Parkersburg about the 10th Of
November
On the 18th inst, Joseph Davis,
one Of the workman on the Ohio
River Ruiltad bridge across MIN
Creek, fell from the bridge to the
ground below, a distance of over
fifty feet, fracsuring his skull and
injuring him otherwise so terribly
that he can not possibly live.
Saturday was payday on the
Ohio River Railroad, and some.
thing over $1,000 was paid out to
the men here.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

A young boy, while putting pins
on the track at Clifton, last Wed.
nesday, was run over by an engine
aud had his right hand cut of, just
above the wrist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Mr.. A. C, VanGilder has just re.
turned from atrip to Illinois; aud
he says he feels greatly invigor.
ated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

As we go to press, the soldiers
reunion promises to DO a big at.
fair. The town is full of people,
aud among them we recognize
many Of the loyal Mason county
soldiers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Hon. P. q. Eastman returned las,
Friday, from Virginia, with his
son George, who had SO much i'm
proved as to make the trip. He
stood the trip very well, and at this
writing, we are happy to announce
that he is regaining his strength
rapidly,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

The old town has done herself
proud in her decorations, not a
house in town bu! is hung with
flags aud bunting.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Baer & Knight, on Friday, ship.
ped 5S5 head Of sheep and two cur
loads Of cattle from this place, to
jersey City, via the X, & o, R. R.
This is the first shipment of stock
over the Ohio River Railroad
Bridge.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
JP.R D. slITH, olerk.
WEST VIRGINIA:

WEST VIRGINIA:
A To County Court held for the Coun.
II tyoi Mason, ut the Court Iloust
there OF, ON Monday, October 4th, 1886
WHEREAS, A petition signed by 60 va.
tiers OF Arbuck!e District, this County
has been presented to the Court, pray.
ing that the provisions OF Chapter forty.
five, OF the Acts OF the Legislative Of
1885, making it unlawful for any cat
tie, mules, hOrses, sheep, hogs, goats Of
geese to run ut large, be submitted to
the qualified voters OF said Arbuckle
District; therefore, il is ordered ihy The
Court that said Act VI the Legislature bt
submitted to the qualified voters OF Ar
buckle District at the next regular elect
ion to be held OH the Tuesday nest after
the first Monday in November 1856, fol
ratification or rejection. 1t is further
ordered that those voting Tor the adopt
ion Of said Act OF the Legislature shall
have written or printed on their ballots
For Stock Law" and those votln!
against the adoption OF said Act shall
have written or printed OIL their ballOti
Against Stock Law"
a Copy-Ieste;
J.P.R, B. SMITH, Clerk.
oct. 6. 4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

a glass of pure sparkling s0da
water is a pleasant drink, even if
the weather has got cooler, They
still have the fountain at YanCiil.
der's Drug Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
A Reduction in Price.

In order that all may have an
opportunity to subscribe for this
paper, we have concluded to put
theprice down to oNEDoLLAlt
A YEAR, in ADVANCE. All
who donot pay strictlyin advance
will be charged S1.5Oayear. All
old subscribers can have the ben
fit Of this reduction in rates by
paying up old scores, and paying
one yearin advance. Outside Of
the county the price will be s1,15.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

The weary and hungry traveller
eau always rely upon getting a
good square meal at Mrs. B. +.
Gibbs dining rooms. No one ever
eats at her tables but what they
brag abou! what a good meal she
spread before them, and the excel,
lencies Of her cooking; aud if you
should want anything stronger
than coffee to drink, in the next
room you will find Mr.. L. F. Gibbs
behind the counter 10 minister tc
your wants, with either lager OF
fine liquors, or wines.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Henry G. Holloway, Of the
steamer BosIoDa is home attend.
ing the reunion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Tho handsomest decoration was
that Of Captain Joseph Helms res.
idence aud business house.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

SToRM.-A severe wind storm
struck this place about noon Thurs,
day, and did considerable damage,
The Round House Of the Ohio Riy.
er Railroad, which was about ready
for the roof, was blown down; a
part Of the tin roof Of the new x.
& 0. depot was blown of, and the
roof on the house occupied by Mr..
Allen Viokers was blown of, Tobe
Craig, working at the round house
was badly cut about the head, By
falling brick, and several others
were also hurt, but we could not
learn their names.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
HIGALANp CHLEF.

THE celebrated stallion Highland
| Gitiei wiltmake the seas1n Of 1885
in his new slahleneir tie bridge which
crosses Crooked Greek at its 1nlOuth, al
$50 theseason Mares nOtpr6ying with
fOal may be returned next seasontree O
charge. Pasturage furnished at 50 cent
per week, oRtsdnd hay Sl,0O per week
Mares en- be sent from q diStshce by
boat ,,owhersg giving notice In advance O
shiplheiltS The bost care and attention
will be given. Accidents and escapes a
owners. risk. Address all communion
tons toJ. ]. BRIGHT, FONT Pleasant
West Virginia. a ,
may 5-iw i.,t..r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

No" Goods jus! received, at Miss
NJ. l.. Jones.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Tho wayefly Ohio Ratetman,
has this to say at our fellow towns
man, Capt. Geo. Grimsley:
."The many friends Of Captain
Grimsley in this section will no
doubt be glad to hear that the Cap.
tain has secured the position u
Superintendent Of Supplies and
BaIlasting on the new Ohio River
Railroad, with headquarters at
Point Pleasant. Besides having
charge Of allsupplies to be forward.
ed on the road, the Captain has
full charge Of all the ballasting.-
He has about 100 men under his
charge at present and is emplOying
more every day, We are glad that
Captain GriusIey has again secur-
ed u position where his superior
talent as a railroad man are 50
highly appreciated and so well
compensated
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Mr.. ], Friedman and wife have
returned after a three weeks ab.
sence. During the time Mr.. Fried
man purchased a very large stock
of goods, which are now being open
ed and marked down low, This
stock is the largest and incest one
this firm has ever had displayed
before the people of Point Pleasant,
Fine Dress goods is one Of their
spccialtiCs this season, Go aud
see them,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Mrs, Ed. Long, Of this place, is
visiting friends and relatives in
Park county, Ohio,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Trimmed Hats as low as City
cents, at NJ. L, Jones'.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
oRANoE BIossons. -one oI Lhe

ORANGE BLOSSOMS. lone Of the
social events Of the season in this
place, was the marriage Al the res.
idence o., the brides mother, on
October 18th, Of Miss Sophia Vol.
lert to Mr.. Frank Judy. Tie cere.
mony was performed BY Rev, P. F.
Burke, Pastor Of the Catholic
Church at Mason City, The rela.
tiyes Of the contracting parlieSand
a few close and personal friends,
we're invited to witness the happy
occasion. Miss Sophia, was a fay.
orite among the young people Of
this city, and the editor Of this pa.
per together with her many friends,
JOIN in wishing the happy pair a
long, pleasant and prosperous life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
learn their names.

Mr., c, ". MaOpin, u Union, va.
in town Saturday, on his way to
Philadelphia, to purchase the win
ter stock Of goods for histw stores,
He expects to have all his good.
here by the last Of the week; aud is
going to show the people how low
they can be sold. The people .
that end of the county ought /,
give Mr.. Maupin all their patron
age.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Finest stock Of goods ever brought
to this market, at N. L. JONES'.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
sIo0.0O REMARIlt

s---.. - 49, ~
'NllE undersigned wllllEy Sloo9G 10.
! ward Tor the arrest aud conviction Of
me Person or persons who cut loose
Their barges and carried away their lines,
9t their landing just above town, on tho
E,anawhO, On tie night Of The 10Th Of
September, lsS6,
ARMSTRONG BROS,
Point Pleasant, Sept. ~, 1886, 4.w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20

Elegan! French Patterns at Mis-.
NJ. l.. Jones'.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
WEST VIRGINIA:

sep. 99-iw, - Clerk,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-20
ELECTION NOTICE.

V z 4. 3. sMIIHi UIUTI
o0t6-4@ 10 1fiEfiE
New-York tribune., 1886-02-04
NEw-YUKn DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY FEBRUARY A, 1886

ohao J~Sos sis 6li 90 100 4o7 $50 sos $40 522 PAS
Els SSS ga a3i 67 Isl so6 SO 37G AL H. 49, H.
10 20. u. ~. 23 "a, 70 20, % ~ .,,o.r,,a ,o-
sUPaENR ooURr-CIRcUIT5PART I.Hefore Lawrence, 10
1863 1880 1881 20l0 2ol4 2020. 2O2S 1885, 1885, lil
Adjourned January term Before Peckham J.-Case on
SuPHEST CoUGr-CIRcUn-PAH lI.-Bcfore Andrews, J..
suPRFMF COURT-CRCUn-PARr III-Before Beach, j.
Case - day calcn tar.
SUPREME COURT-CIkCUIT-PART IV-Before Van Worst j..
suR3oGAfT's CoURT-Beiore Rollins. s.-23s VIII of
Mary HauOn 10 am; will Of hannah Chrney l. ;3op III
estate Of il'rm iiutcai1son potore sodvc G. T.
Truay and uGorman JJ-Nos4 A, s 20 2l 2J "a 2o ~
- -. %. 81 80 49, "a. ,
sUPRMoR CoUer-srEcIaL TERM-Beiorc Insraham j.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL 1EEM-PART l.BefoIe Freedman.
H0i io g a. is ~ los ss dda 0 2i5 III 2tS g.
COMMON PLEAS-EQUTY TERM-Bcfore Van HOisen' j.
COMMON PLRis-sfEcIAL TEEM-Beforo Larremore. c. j.
COMMON PLsAs-TRIAL TERM-PART IBeoGe J. I'o F. Daly
5SI i5i9 500 1905 239 ie3 2ooG, 40 i5la, lg7 79
iiS9 lS7 i5s iSHs T s4s ss S SiH lsi & & AL als s
COMMON PLEAs-rRlAL TERM-PARI Il-BeIore Alien; 40 10
1850 l525 i52e 1874 i535 1887 1881. 1882 1888 1884
CITY CouEf"iRi4G fKR,~P4Ei I-Bcfore Nc adam G. IL
Nos j4ji 557 1897, 6l9i 54lG, 5l9S, 6ino 956 55n6
55O7 550s 55l0 5ll3 !6ll. 55i5 55l7 559 3ol" o'-4
CrTI C0uRf-TmGL TERM-rART II-Beore NchTb2s. "
so NGs 'sg7 a17 Az Az 5S 4 S S9' 1873 o o. 800
nos 81 o. 1923 iS5i $40, 5G3 5lOJ 5474, 5's' 3ie"'
CoURT or GENERAL srssioYs-PART I-Be:ore judge
B. o. TO- II, ~ lS Ii, 49, IT, l7' '-o' H. -
smyth Assistant Attorney NieOlL-Nos l. 23 J. D.
q, 7, !, 8, 10, H. ~, 49,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-04
GRAIN And PRODCCE MIPKETS.
FEATURE, OF xEw.YoRx DEALryG&


Upon duh market options for wheat de
cnrd Ieala- cent. and the close heavy at about
the inside rates The only influences at work un-
favorable cable ayccs aud the selling out OF holdings
by operators whose margins have been slowly dwndung
away The cash market fell of l'iall2 cent ending
about steady hut the decline renewed some inquiry for
eXport aud shippers took 1000 bushels. Options
closed a. follows: February. S9ii March. 9Ols April,
0lIa; May, g2a and June 93As cents. Cash corn was
without important changes, but shippers bought nearly
90 600 bushels Options closed of lea = cent. ending
ot 1874 for February isai for March iS for Apfil and
or May. the OATS uarkt was iull ana uhinleTe-
Ig Options closed unchanged Tor February al y -
a d Apr at - A. AMI X cent lower Tor March at 3I4
and MAY ut ~ cents. Lard WAS without Tea u!c OF
interest ana options ended az points lower for the
The receipts OF grain at ScwNork. Philadelphia.
Raltimorc and Boston yesterday were a. follows
Wheat 200 bushels corn. lSsliS; nnts 6OO1i toal
Grain. 272.T27 buSh'ls; -four, 26,G93 barrels.
4, Chicago Milwaukee ami 81 Louis the arrivals were
Wheat Al III iushrs; corn 209,GDl bushrls oats,
iI2 7GI bl-hcs total grain i9l,lJ3 bushels flour,
2GGs2 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-04
MUTUAL TRUST co.
JAMES d. FISH GoIyG BICK rO- DAY.

Judge Coke was at Room No. 43 Of the Federal
Building yesterday to hear the Trial of cases between
private parties in the United States Circuit Court
The suit of Receiver johnston oi the Marine National
Bank against the New York, Lake Erie and We0t'rh
Railway Company was on the calandar' and was
again called. James -. Fish brought from
Auburn ostcnsibly to testify in this snIt Joseph H..
Choate appeared with Dcven y Miller for the
plaintiff and OK Secretary BENJAMIN T. HrisOw and y.
Adriance Bush for the ralrcad. Mr.. Bush asked for
au adjournment on account of the absence from the
city of George Spencer formerly b"okEc"ptt Tor
Grant q Wand. who was necessary witness Tor the
defence Mr. Choatc said that the plaintiff was ready.
Judge Coke said that hr would SIT again IN the Court
on February %. aud he set thu case down percmp-
tory for that day.
James 3D. Fish will return to Auburn to-day, taking
the 1890 a. IN. tram. Last evening Captain Elinu
Spiccr aud Mr. Fish sors called on hun. Mr. Fish
will return to the city when the United states Court
suit comes 10 trial. MAJOR boyle, the deputy warden
of Auburn Prison declares that Mr.. Fish has not at
the Murray Hill Hotel since lis arrival Other people
assert the contrary
New-York tribune., 1886-02-04
TIE COURT OF APPEALs.

ALBANY, Feb. Sin the Court OF Appeals
to-day. the Hon. William Ruger, C. j., ard Associates
present, the following business was transacted;
No jO}Henry Knight AMI Others. respondent agI me
New. York end Manhattan Beach Railroad Company iG
pleaded appellant Argnsd by Tracy Gould iOr appehahI
IeNts morrison for respondent.
No. 5lO-Aice Lake respondent agg. the New York Cen
ral and Hudson RIVER silrOad Company appellant SUB
mlted Tor Tespondenta. James GIuck Tor appellant
no 3?O-Edward Marine and another appellant agL
ehup !OfNh ana enOthfr respondents Charles ADAMS
Tor appellants, otto HOTSltk Tor respondents. -
Nc; 4CO-lfAstrs Seares respondent aHt the hahhat
Tan Halfway 0mlany. appellant Edward HhpalO Tor ap
pollant. Lows j Morrison Tor respondent.
No. 52l-lienry Newman respondent, agt. Emile Gfen
and Others. apDeepts Submitted.
No j3jE EGN.d Kelly and others. appellant agt Francis
ee rcsyOEdCni Lafles Patterson for appellant uenIY
a MefI.u Tor respondent.
NO 026-Ernst Ludwig. respondent. agf David Fox and
another appcant No one appearing Tor appellant on motion
O MI Davenport for respondent, judgment anrned win
costs under rule u.
The following is the day calendar for February 4:
nos. AL, 900, 4SG, 467. 470. $685. 53l, 536.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-04
CLOSING pRrOES or PafLADELPHfA sr012S
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 3-P. ".

WEDNESDAY. FeD. o-P. VI.
The early dealings at the Stock Exchange this morn
ing developed a fevcrsh and uncertain tone, and some
further depression was generally experienced in the
prces There was an avalanche OF few OF the leading
stocks poured tho market Immediately after the
oprning tho aggregate OF which was varlousy esu'
mated at from 30 900 10000 shares. This quantity
OF absorbed with little depression that the
ideas of operators much mixed. Every one could
tell or thought he could who were the sellers hut DO
one knew who were the buyers it was known that
they were not the traders and that the sales were
actual, that is not met by "matched orders, ther-
was power In the market that not suspected No
little an xiety was expressed the result ana the
market became dull and waiter on events After noon
time there was renewal OF purchasing orders to which
figures responded by sharp advances from the prices OF
the morning. that with here and there an exception
the final advances OF from s To per cent lor
the general with exceptions of % ANA zig per cent
for "A few stocks. Delaware, Lackawanna ana Westerh
again was special feature and showed DO depression at
the openings it furnished I2s 900 shares to the days
total business 5l92l4 shares and rose from l2lsG
Delaware aud Hudson Gt1 annual report
/, printed below rose from o3asa93H TO 93l2G
%. There was nothing in the general market ealing
for special comment generally demand 10 pnICnasr
eyeoued OF stock (att6r the early seS ana
prices consequently advanced Lake shore ana ST. Paul
aud Omaha especially strong, ana tne nHucs o.
Northern Pacific preferred stocks quickly responded 10
any demand. 'UniOn Pacific especially weak ana
after decline OF - pr cent IL SHOWS nna loss OF
prr cent and Pacific Mai after selling at 5Sosa5'0s
Shows a loss OF - per Tie daily report OF cutting
Of rates on freight met today with Hs usual prompt
official denial Ihe @ct - that hovrp oeoe ,g H NAV
railroads honestly kept To the agreed tal IN es
are doing now. The htmOvement or gram Is hOt o.
OF railway ratcs. Du because the price Oh gram
held at Chicago the other markets OF the world
The stock market closed strong ,., -, ,.,
Government bonds uli but strong, with te Dl1s
tor the up per cent the bids for the IS were 8
| lower. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-02-04
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (Spccidh. The May option
Of pork this morning sold up 20 cents barrel to ST. 7O
,be Nav opton OF wheat did the directly opposite
hing and sold down sis cents. The market towad
the close acted exceedingly heavy and hOiers became
d.pritcd At the yards 1t was reported that the
Chicago Packing Company was paying ~ 10 for fat
hocs TO turn into pork with which to Ill its shorts
Since the stocks were made public and especially since
delivery day when IL became apparent that Armour
took about barrels OF the property, the price has
bc,n buoyant Tho close for May pork was, however
"a cents under the top OF tho day. Tho
.hort afternoon board was weak and lower and the
c,oso WAS at the bottom price for the day
AT 2:3O p IN. May wheat stopped at - cents seller May
,ts 9I 4, cents: May 39a U3975 cents May RIBS
% S1i Nav lard So 27l2 70 80 May pork, FL % a
Iii 57lo Tie receipts to-day were 80 cars OF wheat.
i37 cars Of coru, aud 80 cars OF OATS fnts on May
cat sold this afternoon ut S3li cents; calls at $40
SSdat cents. The anticipated receipts Tomorrow arc
o. 60 of wheat 10 of cOrn and 80 OF oats.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-04
LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.

nrvP.o Feb 3-CIrt>-Reccpis TODAY % head total
& gsor tbus far 800 tim" as' weok, 1858
h,ad' rousgued through - cars; 20 consghed 10 New
Yora market steady ana nrn an oHeIlhs7 '4Aoh 9oChIS
and Feeders sraCv at - 10 dt5 % ,---- - 49,,
a." unceints today read total Tor weeE thus ar,
si ncaG, foT sae tiine week 2lOC head consened
cars to Ncw-l ok common 20 fair
SIeel, ~ JOaSi 20 no LAMBS mere, -, =, ,. - a.,
UoJs-RecelDs today iiS0 hcaf t"ta iorHeex mus 1a
"a "a head. fof sanl tine last WnSk 2b5GO neal con
s,ncJ through 20 cars II 20 New.fOIk market hfm
Tfcrnts Light. 10 ChOlce Workers ~ Hoa ~ i1gnt
NH ~ Ju0,4 90 GOOD Medama ~ 80 ~ 40i Loce
Heavy. ~ 25dSi iOi flgs =" O'@S' V'' SAPS' 20 '
So 90. , ,-..,., zou.,af renort,. Cattle
pcce,nts 900 head shipments 1000 head marker lower
JOdfj on StOCkets anu 80 lts - ~
fnn Cows Bas and Mixed ~ 5OGSi OOi Buk, ~ oO
ar 40. . ,.,,---.... q ma r,orta, strong
pnngb ana Mixed. " gO0Si 20 Packma shO SiDpms'
~ 1iafI tO Light ~ 759 81 90 SKINS ~ oOH -
SiSep+Recevts 5000 head; Shipments l2O heal mars'
firm; - OO1bJ 90 WESTERN u V"~F' W. ''''
a. OgG 20 20 Texans. - 40 ass OO -,o ..,u,,oo,a
IOuts 3.-Cddte-Hecelnts l-IOO shlpnlchts'
market active FAIR Choice Naive ShlDplnE 7tccLs
"a sod a. 20 Naye Sieers IS - - 70
and Heers ~ 2Jds3 10 StOckers and teedefs ~ wv"
"a %. -. ...o,,. d ano I,ght s3 500
a. 96 PACKING - HO6s4 80 Heavy ~ So9st % - .ud
acknowledgements 4OJ sapments, lZ0Ji hiasAos III" INV
active; Comren " Cn0ce, 81 5O@si 10
New-York tribune., 1886-02-04
ErRnprAY FINANcIAL MARKErs.

IoxpoN Feb. 3-l2:3J p m-At!antic and Gret western
First Mortgage Trustees Cerucates J6a Cana nan "a
cdc ijlo Erie 2j1s second CCns0ls, ~ ls; Illinois
C'ntraI IA: 81 lam Common 9j New'forN Central.
IO7 :: fennsylvania ,6l keAllng. II. .-
80 d. m-FHns atvlces quote Inree Per Cent hehles
AZ ~ frlucs ceatlmes Tor the account. - - -
in.-Atlanuc ana Great western t1rst Siofts1so
Trustees Certiiie its, 3bs; Canadian Pacihc e; r,e.
- do second CousOIs 81 s. Illinois Central l4S Mex
can OUiulrg 26t It PAU COmmJI. 94Ji New YORK CeD-
tTal lO7 Ia; Penlsyiyl.niL j6 leading lO24.
canada southwest Land onpany. ia
Bar silver IS quoted At iuL2i. per ounce \.
Iriia Council bids allotted toiay at decline OF
lsl. per tuJee , -. -. ,.,,..
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r. n-Tho amCult Of buii N wthtrt~n from the Banx
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i1 aiyces quote Trca Pc. cent Rontes a. 81 ir2bes
50 C-uuBeS ms accJi1L