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practice in Greenville, Ala. Since 1872 he
has lived in Montgomery the capital Of
the State, and practieed his profession
during the intervals when ha was not in
politics. This is his fifth term in the house
OF representatives.
The chairman Of the committee on ln-
dian affairs is Hon DIN Welborn, Dallas,
Texas He ties his hectic the same way
President Cleveland does
Mr.. Wellborn was chairman CT Indian
affairs last term, and is reappointed. But
that committee will have It's hands full this
Congress. When tie appropriations com
mittee was uuloaded upon the Others they
were mostly required to take charge Of the
expenditures connected with their lines OF
work. Under this line Of regulation, the
Indian COMMITTEE must prepare tho bills
for appropriations for lts branch OF the
service. TIE Indian question will bs
one OF the most important AND
perplexing before this Con
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Portraits Of the Chairmen of the
New Committees.
We Can't Have Everything to Please
Us"---Ail Lawyers, and More than
Half Of Them From the
Southern States.

WASHINGTON, January lG.-lt Mr.. Speak
er Carlisle reads the papers it must have
been cheerful for him to wake up the
morning after his committees were an
nouuced and discover tina: "ot the forty
eight committees, Only about one-third
were regarded BY representatives. % afford
ing fair scope for their abilities. An un-
preiudiced observer, who knows the world
must be permitted to remark that 1t Mr..
Carlisle has succeeded IN satisfying one
third Of the 800 and odd members OF the
House Of Representatives, he has achieved
nothing short Of q miracle; that's all
We csE't have everything to please US.
An embarrassment met the speaker at
the outset owing 70 new rules distributing
many OF the duties Of the appropriations
committee among the rest. His task has
osen an unusually difficult one. 1t was
not slRays essy TO chuck new members
away into obscure corners OF little commit
tees till they got the hang OF the school
house. la the distribution so prominent a
member as Hon. William Walter Phelps
was only given one committee. Hon.
joseph Pulitzer, Of ths New York World,
who makes oath Notwithstanding, that he
is neither lis owner, editor nor publisher
was given two. One Of these was that on
civil service reform. -.
The chairman of the committee on Juoi
c;ary is Hon. Randolph Tucker, Democrat
of Virgins. He is very able lawyer
Sigpif.d scholarly man. He is 50 years
old and has been member OF SIX success
sive Congresses He used to be law pro
fassor in Washington and Lee University
Fix. Governor Andrew G. Curtin, with hi
crown of white hair and fine face appears a.
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he ratrol wagon 1t comes aud conveys
he man away wi'hou: delay J'oosIs,
ieslous of the greatness Of Chicago say
inst when a policeman enters sentry oo1
he generally comes OFT wiPing his NOUN
across his sleeve. 1t is . mysterious mo
ION not q, all understood b. the uniE!
lated. The same jiobers declare that lH.s
cnpsars 10 be the only use OF the ooAeS
Frf how could that be?
The wagons drive like mad, and are pro
vided with a goog, which is struck con GU
-,aa,Iy 10 warn people to get ont OF tGs
aav lar the patrol is coming, L aer sie =
seas are the boxes in which srs stored d
medicine chest, blankets, ropes, e.Fsic ne ne!
and weapops and handouts, ample Prov
sion for 5oth accident and crime.
The wagon service has been orgah.~5s'e
anon, ,b-ae years, and in that time has rem
1ersd yalus6le aid It was away OH III US
. !a,a mob at the box factory here however ,S
The strikers who we're out attacked tu'
workmen who had taken their places a .sI th'.
entered the buildingin the morning II Hs
men had their heads broken and one iaC,
was rounded to q Jelly. There was coz
siderable "sloshin' about prom'scuously os
sides and it all took time The alarm wa
sent for the police wagon IN no. nAS's
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e., and has been o member Of the last five
Congresses. Lawyer OF course.
George D Wise, of Virginia. mot the
late candidate for Governor, remember, IS
chairman OF the committee on manutac,
tare He is native Of Richmond, studied
law at William and Mary college, and WAS
captain in the Confederate army. This 10
his third term in Congress. lie is 80 years
old.
We next come to the branch OF mines
and mining. Martin Linn Clsrdy, OF Mis-
souri,, presides over its destinies. de is q
born Missourisn, aged ~, Lawyer? Yes
One peculiarly is that he has never held
any public office except that OF Congress
man, 10 which be has been elected four
Samuel Dibble, Of South Carolina
bosses" the gentlemen Of the commit
tee on public buildings and grounds
Mr.. Dibble has long, penetrating nos'
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COMMON Sense
III THE KGTCKEEI

Z. DIR. Hott, al New York, fed q
number OF dogs Tor some weeks OH
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders, Ia every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. 81 the same time he
fed other dogs OLE bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, With
no Injury 10 appetite or health.
=, The use OF Alum in Bread Is
prohibited by law in some places,
because ii has been found TO iniure
health.
3. Some people bay AInm Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is il real economy, which
30 save "a few pennies now, lays "a
foundation for i'll health and doc.
tors bills later on?
You are on the safe side In using
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C,,r-essmeu he is o lawyer. This is his
s ST term in the House of Representa-
tives. : ho a., II Al
1T ttJ Balmont who is the American agent
G & the Rothschilds. Hon. Perry is a, the
S o. sdS Of t' the Committee on Foreign Affairs
ss very 81 rs'ponS6o appointment for S Sos of
Re- Bslmon5 is the man who made e, himself UNSET
famous G BY "sarsiug" Mr.. Blaine at wash, wash.
ineton few years ago. de IS sna iis bsa5
man, with dark complexion a., s~ RabH nS"u
and 3 sharp nose, He is from 6 81 oSnon q,
Long Island aud has the honor s;S Oh 5sp' 81
senling in Congress the First assG,'s hi i.
the State of New York. He Is serving ni'
'"t Gen. Bragg is chairman of Military AL n
fairs. But it is not Gen. Broxton osSss u
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portrait is here given. The largest part of
the trade and banking wealth of Chicago
IS included in one police district, that is
guarded By men from thu Harri5on street
station.
It's hard to say Exactly why, but the lew
less elements seem harder to Keep down in
the western cities than in the eastern. For
one thing, the former are insulHciently
guarded Chicsgc, though half a. large
as NcR York, hiss only about onethird
as many policemen. These have no more
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in 1925. Mr.. Trockmorton is lawyer.
He WAS one Of the seven members OF the
Texas convention who voted a-aln't secei-
,ion; has been Confederate officer; was
elected Governor Of Texas in 1866, but
was removed by Gen. Sheridan in 1861;
fourth term as member of congress.
Head of committee on invalid pensions,
CORTLAND S. Matson, of Greencastie, Ina
aged fl, lawyer, colonel IN the nortner"
army. serving sscond term in congress.
The well.known Illinois member, William
NJ. Springer, heads claims;
George ". Geddes, of Mansfield, 0 "a
distinguished lawyer and Judge, is chair
lanes q. Blount Of Macon, Ga, Il
chairman Of post Offices and post roads.
The heads of the other more importan
committees, are Elections, Henry y. &: IuT p
er, Georgia; ways and means, William Il
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TgE CHICAGO POLICE SYSTEM.
The Unique Features that NAV BE Adopt
ed by Other Cities.

ed by other CitiCS.
Ca..a5. January l5.-Tda new west
s.r cities tbs, are Just creating their local
governments and institutions sdopt new
raiags more readily than the old ones 90.
With The lorg established towns systems
have ALREADY become crystaiiL=d. Il s
10: surprising, therefore 70 find in Cnica-
20 features connected with public admin
lsrs'ion that are lacking sven in New
York.
uus Of them Is the police patrol wagon.
{; was devised by "a clever Cincinnati boy,
waom his friends call Ed Armstrong
aud has been adopted IN that city IS well.
Now suppose there shoula be Z rsttiEc
street 6ght, such as will happen O. times
in the best regulated cities. An aIarm Is
sent out, and up run5!es the patrol wagon
in less than no time, full Of aimed
policemen. If q two hundred poGat
woman gets on the rampage,
pummels the officers and sits square down
upon the sidewalk and says oil the Pohcc
tsrce in ChTistendom cant make her go
10 the station house, behold h.t'e tap OF
an electric gong, and almost before tue
crowd can collect and guy the PoiceUan
the cantankerous creature Is lifted into the
wagon and carted away.
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GovERENENTs-Dull and steady.
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In New York recently drunken iaGy
declined 10 accompany the minions OF the
law and iptims.ed tina. a whole United
States army couldn't bulge her. .,
"Then well take you on handcaTt'
said the head miniOn. de &C usiiy or
dsrsd up an Italian peanut ysnder' and
the metropolis would have witnessed tue
spectacle OF 3 woman riding to the police
station IN a peanut cart, only at the pres
rect her feminine spirit relen,ed, and she
arose ard walked. Had New York pos
sessed a patrol wagon the Italian me'hoc
need not have beenrsscrted 10. ..
Eno,her noteworthy testure Of the police
system here is The alarm telephone ooNes
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Pittsburgh. Cincinnati SSt Louis +. +,

tPsn bhnuie hoU9e'j
TIME TABLE ROB EAst ARD Tisi Coz =
rcctaJ to November %, 1885. JrairT Lave Pan
"a. he ,tatIon foot OF Eleventh strest, Desr pub
lie .ndlnz, p, follows, Central Standard tine
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man. All of these but three have seen
service in real war. Gen. Bragg is ma
tive of New York, 5S years old.
The romantic sounding name OF the
chairman of the Committee on Naval Al
iair5 is Hilary A. Herbert lie by 10
means looks as romantic as his name
however. He is very solid and substau-
tial in appearance without grain Of sen-
timent about him.
The king has come to his own again,
southerners say. Speaking Of this, Mr.;
Herbert represents in Congress the Second
Alabama district. He is a native OF South
Carolina 81 years old. He is lawyer. AT
the outbreak of the war he entered the Con:
federate armya captain and was promoted
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TO be colonel of tho
Eighth Alabama.
He probably little
thought then that
he would ever he
chairman of the
committee on nav
al affairs in the
United States con-
gress, but kept on
fighting agains t
that power until
he was disabled by
one Of its bullets
III the Wilderness
in the summer OF
81. Then he went
lnpk tn his law
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desperate 4 spirit
TO cope with among
the evil doing
classes than those
Of the east, but
certainly that
spirit here is more
restless and I'M
tanned. Besides,
for some reason
Z Chicago is unhap-
, PLY a sort of storm
center of social
ism. There have
been many NUT
terings and some
outbreaks of q tenn,
pest in this direc,
ton. There are
,,iIli,ps pf ,vao1tb
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A Card.

To all who are suffering fcom the errors
ana indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ue.s, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, |
will send a receipt that will cure you, free
q: charge. This great remedy was dis
covered By a missionary in South Amer
les. Send seltaddressed envelope 10
the Rev. Joseph 7. Iuman, Station D, New
York City.
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ing Apaches must be settled s2mehov, TOO,
and settled soon. Preparing the Gppcop!ia-
ton bills will, however probably trouble
Mr.. Wellborn's committee as much as any
thing, fo- none of them have had any eX,
psrience in that line.
W. d Hill, Of Ohio. is chairman 0! the
committee on territories. He is lawyer.
They are sill lawyers Mr.. Hill WAS q stu
dent at Antioch college when Horace
Mann was its President Since then he
has been Mayor OF Springfield, O, editor
of Democratic newspaper, superlnten-
dent of Insurance in his State, ana t5Eee
times a Congressman, He is y years OF
age
TLnhnn6 orthe commilIee on railways and
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gre,s !, cannot
be manyyearS now
until the rowing
red man must stop
in Que place and
take lands in sew
crafty and so TO
farming or stock
raiSiuy l.',nu white
man. lluw best 10
make him 10 this
is a question that
may we'll puzzle
wiser heads than
that of the ave
rage congressman.
Tho bloody tbint4-
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Confederate fame,
as you might per
haps suppose. 1t
is ward S.
Bragg, of Fond du
Lac, Wis He OBJ
tanned his title in
actual service in
the northern ormy
from the breaking
cut Of the civil war
till its close. He
udS tteu q llltlllbtI
Of four congresses
The military conf
mittec consists OF
thirteen members
besides lie rhnir-
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Cincinnati.

CINCIXEkri, January IA. - Hogs-
Weak; common and light 81 lO@3 30;
packing and butchers 81 1j@i 90; re-
ceipts 5 SOB head shipments 2,jsi head.
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well adapted to
looking into things
- ventilation o I
public buildings,
for instance. lie
was born a t
Charleston in 1881.
Lawyer, soldier in
the Confederate
army and member
of the last two con-
crosses.
James W. Throc6-
morton, Of Texas.
is chairman Of Pa
cific rail W avs.
Rnrn IN ,lnrlrn.snn
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turc q regular cab
met officer, sitting
along with the 9TH
er 3 ,cretarieS. The
agricultural inter
ests Of the country
are vaster than
any other, and
growing il import
uucr.
Gen. Hatch gets
, his military title
from inc sOulueIH
side of tho fence.
He was born III
Scott county, Ken
lucky. in 1883.
Like nearly all
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education, D. Wyatt Aiken, South CEro-
lima; labor J. ONeill, Missouri; m'!li's'
Nicholas Muller, Connecticut; pensions,
n. B. Eldredge, Michigan; private lana
claims, J. {. Halssll Kentucky.
The eyes of the country are turned &c
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chairman Of bank
ing and currency.
This appointment
was one Of the sur
prises The old war
governor was for
uerly chairman Of
loreignaTa!rs, and
his present ap-
pOiutment is
looked on rs in the
nature of a descent.
Ex-Governor Cur
tn does noc Ike it.
Ha is Is years Old
and a Democrat.
Tie was born in
PENNSYLVANIA and
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1880 p. M. train through ~ Cincinnati S!ttntt
Change, with sleeper through 20 Cincinnati
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves wheeling at
$40 P. M, Belaire nj ;l5 ?. n, daily exec bun
day.
NosndIyiile Accommodate lssTeG V sso.tcS at
u rs A. H. and Arrives 8, sGcuerv'us " i3Js y H..
iaiy except sunday.
Warrington Accom- rcd.tiou Leaves 81 70 2. n.
Through coach trom Wheeling so Cincinnati daily
en- No. 8 leaving Wheeling at gas Ak arriving q!
Cincinnati at 6:50 r. b.
b. o. elsep,ns carr on all through beiLi
Close connection maas ioZ all points sopah ard
southwest, North and EoTth-oSt, making tbs d..
.raols route Tor colontlts ana pSnaons LoytrgfJ We
great vest, ard .5 TtrJc p;.Nsals si:a'ior 10
given.
Sleeping car ACCOMMODATIONS can be teeurcc - O.
''' N'','' '' &c. BURKE,
Ticket Agent h. d q. Depot
JOHN BklLiH,
Ticket Agent, under McLure EoGte,
JOHN r. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent
C.. X. LORD. Gen. Pass. gent.
R.T. DEyRIEP General AGENT. Wheeling.
WHEELING AND PIrlssURGH DIVISION.
IN and sitsr December H. 1872 psSse9gcr trains
will run - tollous, Wheeling time:
pHrAsIuKss.
For lTitsoursh-5 O5 4 NJ. dsily. p III,
daily; :05 p. NJ and T:15 ,. NJ, d.by exJp. 'ih-
FOR wsshlrzton-4.i =. Ia, daily e,eep' H-Adsy,
AxKIvAL.
From Pittsoarxh-92S O. L.. daily: II 80 e. H. al
500 D in daily except sund,yi 10 Is ?. -, al y,
From Washington-7:.G q. M o&iG c1eeps GU
Jay; 10 :25 r. m, daily.
''' c. K. LORD, General PIaerssr Agent,
b. DUNBAR, General Manager.
Ut. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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Tie head ofthe committee on railways anl

canals q, ItpiI'.. y.
u. Davidson. o..
J lorila. lie i, also
a native of Flori
da. aud has hair
that curls tho
highest Of an V
man in congress
He is SO years Old
was lieutenant col
oucl in The south
crn ar my an d
wounded in the SCR
vice. He was 4
presidential eloctor
OptI,e Greeley ticl;
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" = ~ y - LIZ, .As.lr.a, O..
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.


The market this week was quite slow.
Nessrs, 4udson s. Baybs furnish tins tcl-
lowing questions.
Cattle-l 900 to LOO lbs stock $3.50
4.l5c per h.; 500 10 900 los. 3@34c per
To-: ZOO to 500 lbs 2.l5@2 Csc psr ID.
Hogs--Market active; 3!G;3}c Per ID.
Lambs-Good st 3@4c per 10.
Calves-S3 GOGa6 90 per hesd.
New YORK.
New YOaE, January li.-Beeyes-Re.
eipts 100 cars; trading nominal and easier
prices; few sslsa at s. jO@j 10, and in
cluded ordinary TO fair steersi dressed
beef dull and lower at 63@9c per 10. for
sides.
Sheep-Rcceipts 7 100 head; no change
in prices for sheep. out lambs fell off about
3c per 10; extremes at 81 OO@5 90 per
cwt. for sheep, and s. j0@7 Is Tor lambs.
Hog-Receip:s 1850 head; nominaliy
weak and lower at 81 00@l 10 per 100
pounds; no sa!c8
Eat Liporss.
&Asr LipZaTr, January l4.--Cettle--
Receipts ,036 head; shipments 900 head
/ marhtL uull hl IuNHg -pS iOnSAi nv No'''N
shipped TO New York.
Hogs--Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500; market slow; Philsdelphias 81 10
| al 30; Yorkers e g0@4 90; 8 car:
shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipte $500 head; shipments
1900 head; market slow about yester
days prices feeling lover.
DhlCaXO.
CHICAGO, January 1.-The Droyes'
journal reports: Cattle-Receipts 60O(
head; shi pments 1000 head; marke
s,eadier; shipping steers 81 5O@j 80
stockers and feeders 81 zoos 30; cows
bulls and mixed$l SO@3 20; bulk - 81
! as %.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; market opened lOc lower
closing irmer; rough and mixed 50 500
, 80; packing and shipping 81 SO@+ %
light So 35@3 so; skips 81 5O@3 %.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
. 600 head; mar ket steady; natives 81 o.
a. 90; western 81 00@% 49, Texan
81 OOG93 rs; lambs 81 90@5 so.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January Il. - Hogs-
Weak; common and light 81 lO@3 30
packing and butchers 81 1901 90; re
ceip,s 5 1903 head; shipments 2,jsi head
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-.>,r ~ ase. uyns =. N. and run evsyy noC'
-. save " sgs.lrs sSrt -. N. aud EUu every 1cal
-. Ma -g-,a Igslu" sill leave each terminus Al
KY. ., Z. HiRSCH, SUpt.
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Morrison, Illinois;
appropr ia ii ms.
Samuel J. Randall,
Pennsy lvania
coinage, weights
and measures, X.
P. Bland. Missouri
commerce, John
H. Reagan, Texas
rivers and har5orS,
Albert :. Willis,
Kentucky; public
lands. Thomas K
Cobb, Indiana
levees and Missis
sippi river, J. Floyo
King. Louisiana
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the coinage committee, sinceit is expected
to deal with the silver question. There is
. committee on American shipbailding,
and q special committee gu the alcoholic
liquor traffic. MORTIMER WARREN.
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These are scattered
alum Il 81 Il : ~
Chica-
60 Small eight
sided sentry boxes
are built. Within
those are both tele-
graph and tcle-
phone arrau GO
ucuts. Policemen,
and citizens who
can be trusted have
access TO lodges
How they are used
Won Sc from the
Illustration. \
policeman finds u
,uan lying ta> n5,-
I.e upon the pave
ulant lie 20 not
u.rl;o wait TIL he
can 20 to the near
~ police station
for all lie TN
locks thcscutry box
and Telephones for
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There must have
been thirty or
more persons IN
the fEht But when
the wagon came
nobody was found
but two small boys
and the men with
the broken heads.
The boys had taken
no part in The row.
The official vehicle
was however, III
time to carry the
wounded men 10
the hospital.
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ALI trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving bridgeport al :l2p. m. li' Gty
rmp) arrive al Chicago at $50 iOn""iug morning
Trains leave Cleveland Tor wheeling at ~ q, -
2l0 y. H., arriving at AIS ?. N. and y =. -
j. u. lOS LINGO
Passenger Agent Wheeling, v. W.
r. A. FORD,
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agent, Pitt,bUrS, Pa.
JAMES Mocha,
General Msnager, Pit;sburg, Ia.
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passenger trains daily iucIIuIug sancEj, $685.
.iail,for tr-irs rUr dsi'y except Sunday,
v i IDFSNGS
Genpal fC'ght Eud Ics,Snger AGENT
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STATE SECURlTIEs-Quiet aud firm


RMLwAYs--Quiet; Fales S20S5,0O0.
STOCEs-Were active and weak in the
morning. and strong thereafter. The open
ing quotations were generally from to J
per cent lower than last evening" close,
and there was further irregular decline
OF / to ! per cent. In regard to the pro-
gregs made towards settlement of the
differences between the trunk line pool and
the Baltimore and Ohio, rumors were nun.
crous that large cornerstone had been made
to the Baltimore X Ohio aud that that
company has yielded to some extent, re-
sultirg in practical settlement Of the Diff
ferences that have existed. The result Of
the days operations is an advance from
the lower figures Of to 2 per cent and q
net gain, as compared with last evening, OF
] to /, although Northern Pacific preferred
made a net advance Of Il, st. Paul | !,
and Erie :. Transactions t0l ,59l shares,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Dull aid steady-Stocks Higher-Flour
Dull and Unchauge Wheat UGchanged
Hsv iOEK, January l4.-Money on call
easy at l!82 per cent; prime mercantile
p0per st 405 per cent; foreign exchange
duh and unchanged.
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Pittsburg.

PIrTs5URG, January l4.-Petroleun--
Active and firm; National Transit certiti
Gates opened OF she; closed nt SS5c
highest SSsc; lowest size.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
WOOL.
Wheeling.

, The market is steady, with good de,
mand for coarser grades, also for fine
grades. The prices are the same as
last week, and are as follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 3O@32c; fine fleece, unwashed,
one.third off; coarse fleece, washed, 30
632c; coarse fleece, unwashed, 2O@23c;
medium, washed, 3O@36c; medium, Nv
washed, 2O@23c; tub washed 3O@33c.
Demand for medium heeces is good.
Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA, January l2.-Wool--
Market buoyant with prices firm; Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia coarse
3j636c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine or Y end Xxx 3O@32c;
medium 3G@3Sc; medium unwashed
combipg and delaine 27@3Oc; New Mex
lean and Colorado medium lS@2ic
coarse carpet wool l5@l8c.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

Buus,-Prime to choice creamery 25c;
choice dairy li@lGci good to priEs
country roll l0@l lac; common mize2
s-rc:. 6@Ic No demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
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" agstIFg time.