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BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. John Chapman is in Steubenville
attending q reunion of the Knights Of
Honor.
Mr.. J. NJ. Bags, who had his right arm
torn Oft while at the Carlyle brick yards,
was doing very we'll yesterday. He ia
very bright, aud was able to minister TO
his own wants ut dinner time.
The seats for the German Lutheran
church have arrived and will he put in at
once. Services will probably be held Sun
day.
Meister's orchestra rendered Mr.. Henry
Burnley and his new bride compliment
tary serenade at their home on Monday
night. Mr.. Burkley aud Miss Louise
Feeterer were married on Sunday.
jim Eberlein, of the c. & p. Steubsn-
Vile accommodation, p. Bruuer, Train
Master, and Fish Commissioner Hofer will
leave to-day for the Kanawhs river to
spend few days fishing.
Mr.. Jesse JudkiDs is in tho city.
The c. l. Il w. mail train was two and
one half hours late, yesterday.
Mrs. Nora A. kaufman, wife of Mr..
Charles Kaufman, died ut her home in
KirkwoOd at Ais on Monday evening, after
u long and painful illness. Mrs. Kaufman
was thirty years old and leaves sorrowing
husband and two children. She was good
woman, a kind mother and faithful wife,
and was loved and admired by host OF
friends in this city. Her remains will be
inferred in Weeks Cemetery at 2 p. m. to-
day
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THE CRYPrOGRANI.

Iguaiius DonnsIy's Book Soon Reis for
the Public.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-The Clcago
publishers (R S. Peale & Company { the
Hon. Iguatius Donneily's masterpice-
THE Great Cryptogram; Francis Baon's
Cipher in the so-called Shakespeare Ply"
have favored the Press with one of he
only three advance copies Of the work tat
were issued, The other copies went o
Prois Davidson and Colbert. The b.
hook has /, 600 pages, more than one ca
read in the longest day, and, figures asid,
more than one cares 10 digest in week
Half of il is devoted TO the elaborate ar
gument showing the raiSOn detre Of tn
cry potoSram. The other half contain
the demonstration. Mr. Donnelly say
that the cipher story worked out in thi
volume is but a small part OF the entir
narrative locked up in the two plays o
First and Second Henry ". Five root mum
beers are the keys which unlock the story
They do not unlock il all, nor would the.
apply to other plays. The simple histori
cal facts to he borne in miud by the reade
are these: DR.. Hayward, who wrote
pamphlet history OF the deposition OF Kim
Richard H., was thrown in prison ant
threatened with torture to make him reyea
the real author; Shakespeare here knOwl
a. Shakspere) was the reputed author Of
reasonable play, representing the deposi
ton and killing of Richard l.; pla.
which was regarded as so Objectionable
that the hiring of the actors to play it wa
made one of the charges against Essex
which brought his head to the block, sn'
Bacon was assigned TO prosecute him OF
this charge. The situation is certainl.
dramatic.
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BENwOOD.

The majority of the saloon keepers have
h6s application for license for the ensu
ii year.
postOffice will shortly be established
atfcMechsn.
lr. j. Kendall, of Baltimore, vas in
tow yesterday.
A,hot0grapher WAS down from Wheel
ing lpnday taking groups in Lower ward.
A eked-out flint glassworker was over
from sllaire yesterday vending neat ar
ticle 1.-THE line of fancy glass pen.
The dreets are undergoing general
clesuin up.
Mr.. Jefferson of Newark. Ohio, was
in town esterday.
Mr.. ! McMechan is still in pre-
csrious ndition with little hopes of his
recovery
The b and Oswill probably put on a
section tthe $50 p m. train bound for
the East IA Wheeling, which will stop at
the Store I'd Riverside. The express has
not been sppiug at those points since the
new schede went inso effect.
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gone into partnership 10 the merchant tai
loring business and conduct shop in Ar
baugh's building, on Hanover street.
Samuel b. Piper, Of GAINESVILLE, was in
The city yesterday.
N. NJ. Ong, of Steubenville, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Hall returned yesterday
after pleasant visit with friends in Mingo
junction.
A. zuik, Of Steubenville, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. B. o. Williams was in Bridgeport
yesterday.
Geo. Bigger, of Portland, passed through
the city yesterday.
For Rent-Ths business rooms formerly
occupied by Frank Wallace, on Fourth
street, in the Commercial Block. Amply
at the Commercial Bank.
Dixon Bros have added quite large lot
of fine goods TO their stock In Hobensock' g
building on Hanover street. A third
counter has been put in to better accom-
date the fine display of goods. They carry
a full stock Of hats, caps, gents furnish
ings, umbrellas and neekwear. Give them
q call. trn
DIR. J. K. Thomas, of SteubenvilIe, was
in the city yesterday.
Our people couldn't realize that the
Wheeling club came so near being shut out
by Kalamazoo yesterday. Crowds OF peo-
pie stood about the bulletins and anxious
ly wondered il the figures had not been
wrongly written.
Dixon Bros. and c. w. Kuckuck, tie
popular matters of this city, are doing their
share toward making the Red Stocking
Base Ball Club presentable. Dixon Bros
will furnish caps ut cost of 50, and
Kuckuck will outfit the entire club with
flannel shirts made to order. Let other
business men help them in this substantial
manner and the Reds will give US some
good ball Midsummer.
James Pugh, Of BellaiIe, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs J. Fl. Van Pelt, of Bridgeport, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Il. Klauser, Of Wheeling,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II.
Soudars, yesterday.
En- Mansel has returned to his old post
on the Martins Ferry shifting engine.
Mrs. W. L. Trip will leave for Iowa in
few weeks
Mr.. aud Mrs. James A. Gray will visit
their son Ross, in Iowa, some time during
May.
Contr' ciors, Builders and Masons take
notice. We have just received car load
of the best barrelled white lime. Lott II
Scheehle, corner Second and Hanover
streets.
Miss Kate Deiiz, formerly Of this city,
and Mr.. Harry Hoflner, formerly OF st.
Clairsville, but both now Of New Brighton,
Pa were married by Rev. A. L. Jordan,
of Wheeling. on April 10Th. The young
couple are well known here and have the
wrll-wishes of o host Of friends.
Ohio City Lodge, F. & A. NJ, will hold
an important meeting tonight.
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BELLAIRE.

Local Union No. 81, Flint Glass Work
ers, il up with the times and has subscrib-
ed 10 shares of stock to the natural gas
luud.
Four of our flint glass workers which
have been idle for several months will re-
sumo rs soon "a possible. ROdeter Bros
and the old Goblet works expect to resume
this week.
Chas. ROsser was around yesterday see
ing how many merchants would subscribe
for street sprinkler.
VIM. LETTERS and Miss Louisa Wolf have
been married.
A new bakery has been opened on Union
street.
New trees are being set out in all parts
of town.
The Independent ia authority for it that
the school teachers talk of taking 90 shares
of stock in the company which will bore
for natural gas.
The remains of an Indian was unearth-
ed in algravel bank at Barnara's yesterday.
New trees are being set out In all parts
of town.
The street market resumed this morn
ing.
John Woods, the contractor, has engaged
10 erect three residences this summer.
Three LIQUOR cases were tried yesterday,
all for selling liquor on election day.
Squire ROeder has had his Office nicely
axed up.
s'Shamus O'Brien," stirring play, wa
at the Elysian Theatre last evening,
The ladies of the May festival met lss'
night
The ''Y'so have givenup their proposes
festival. en-,
A meeting of the manufacturers Will 0.
held in the directors room OF the FMS
National Bank tomorrow afternoon at !
\ O'Clock.
Tie evening train on the b. x O. comes
in half an hour earlier than formerly
The street market was very siimly at
tended yesterday. Perhaps the turnout
will be larger when the fact that we nave
a market is generally known.
Several Bsllaire parties talk oil star'ins
q brick mandatory Mt Findlay. =,
NJ. E. Pearson, ex-Chty Solicitor, VIII
Iocate in North Baltimore or Findlsy.
David Rankin and family will leave 10
| Nebraska shortly. I..a#. (.
The B., z. & C. road will be APPRAISED
on the nth.
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PETROLEUM.
New York.

NEW YORK. May PETROLEUM
Opened firm at $3.50, and advanced to 81!
in the first hour, became weak later ant
fell to S6bc, closing weak at that price
Consolidated Exchange opened ut S65c
highest size; lowest s6bc; closing at SIC
Stock Exchange opening ct SHE; highes
size; lowest s6sc; closing at S6bc. Tota
sales !, SIS, 600 barrels.
on CITY, May Petroleum Opened
at SHE; highest sSc; lowest Soc; closed a
SEC; sales 1,2lS,O00 barrels; clearance'
= 936, 900 barrels; charters 1900 barrels
shipments 56, 7l9 barrels; runs s3, S96 bar
rels.
Plttsburg.
PIrrsBURa, May l. -Petroleum-- Fairly
active and irregular; opened at SIC; CLOSED
at SEC; highest SSc; lowest 86c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, May 1.-Petroleum-
Opened at s7bc; closed at SEC; highes
S74c; lowest Sc; clearances 1854, 00t
barrels.
Titusvllle.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, May 1.-Petroleum
Opened at SHE; highest sSe; lowest
SEC; closed at s8c.
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Saved TITS LEGl
sCROFULA
OF TIE
Bone CURED
1Lruasr,. Ga. August II. Isl.

IITHaNtA, Ca, August III, lSNi.
TN SWIFT SgECiFiC Co., AtE'hla; H.Li ,rt,h
t,.uttmru-t have been aniictcd win
ntrrr.trsau % the legs ever since was
rh.El the df.rsts,. undoubtedly being hSIS
Ii.try, g., u.g mother suffered rom sSi Sit
u.Is srw u.pms A. I 0,lNauccd 10 "ahu'SI.i
r. ,rirtfsn increased uEtU the maiauy
bs...uur btrrsIs hug aUd p1luLUi htStpitiu ~ ~
power 90 words % uyNcrllt. ny ILAl1 -
yartlrutuiy became IraTtutis uNH'I Ei,,,iiy
l'rln- being less pgiuIullN anected. tulaitS,
I'uUt tlurtrru Years ggu, ttc uletS on ~
E.sht lrfs hal eaten through lhS We, y a ti,.s
Co., brur la order 70 save my NE thc US.
tors drr.rruiEr,l To- Gmputate my lrE Low
rr- Su.,. Tho uup raI.In was successfully
..rEtrmydby DR. H. Y. N. Miller. OF Atahta,
ALL b. ". A.. Bind, 90 llthnhltI buL lIle
ius-Ht nav Lex EaVc me only t'hloinS
Irr Tht. puISuu was SIill u my system ahh
v.siu I.....rft To- show itself again. IN sH'gst
I..I. after large ulrc rS appeared on my ct1
b.. "n.vriuS O. from tH" Knee 70 tlt Il'.t, "a
Fr,s. u.n1Iy while ar work could Dc traSAtu
Uy Co.. blItI which CuErtl ftUm Tue hVNe
Irrrs aud tho ~prrS and r1lichlnE hnUN
wen. 80 offensive that my trl.uW,MntAulsn
v.gt net stand the stencil AMI Moulu h'"'o
aNJy from uIr.
Last winter was persuaded 10 try 5. ;. :
At q lax effort I consented 20 un So I,u
about --y~1 months agO | l'gsu taxing we
>u"v.ils. >pHu b,ga n To- t,rl the Aeou Sh'SAs
81 tHr rur,licIGe tins offensive running Dekah
10 .ruvy - AMI less and hnailN rrastu' W.
alr.r, uUa.IHi. my q, Sh became hihl amt
....I lrt tutuy. after Using twenty one
battle, ] ANA n hale sud stout man OF my
aE. .us Their. ~ Ca tis Org.a. ann seventy ono
Years uUI. uut feel ruU Younger ami strongly
tam 1ll wh,u w9s twenty i've. lMtNh
H'arIs IN pounds. NuthiUs - 20 o. Scch -
lur terrible disease Ur e. rrnhCd mcut W.
torture HiTrue't for So many years cN'ePe
OBJ" ,rtr~ 10 the perfectly healed ulcers; -.
want 'b" world To- know OF the almost
uIrtruIrtt, rurt. Effected pn me 10y ). ), y,
AMI ..sIl uls,u th,.ss who wish To know the
particulars directly fubm mc to write, ahu
we'll r.u.ll.T % q pleasure ~ well as Jury
Z. ANSWER th,ir L.ttgT>. I refer o. lr. " Z.
ErHi, .f Ilt4uuiJ ~ o. the Truth Ct my
statement yyry gratefully yours,
h DRAkE.
uC4Ip, On PlaOd and skin Diseases mailed
frrp. TIA SWIFT SrECtFIy Co,
HrlWprA Atlanta. Ca.
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, May /.
The cattle market this week was fair,
with prices unchanged from last week.
The hog market was active, with prices
unchanged. Messrs Hudson & Bsyha
farnishtthe following quotations:
CATTLE, 900 to / 100 lbs stock 4fa41c
per lib 800 TO 900 lbs. Shade. per h.; 700
to 800 lbs 3la33c. per h.;
Hogs-Market slow; 5s5lc per lb.
Lambs-GoOd at 4a5c per lb.
Calves-3a4c per lib.
She's to sc per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May l. 0attle-Recsipts
{, 900 head; shipments 1000 head; market
steady; steers So S0s3 s.; stockers and
feeders 81 40l3 60; cows, bulls and
mixed 81 OOs3 60; Texas steers So O0l
4 TO-
Hogs-Receipts IL 900 head: shipments
4 900 head; market strong aud sc higher,
closing weak mixed S. 35a5 SIS; heavy
SIS 45a5 So; light S. 45a5 So; skip, 81 90
as %.
shesp-Rscsipts 5000 head; shipments
900 head; market steady; wooded S. 55L
6 so; shorn 81 75a5 IS; western 81 5Oi
6 Is lambs S. 5Oa7 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, May Cattle
Receipts Ill head; shipments ia head
market dull on heavy and steady on light
at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts SEQ head; shipments
500 head; market active; Philadelphias
S. 70a5 rs; mixed S. IS; Yorkers IS 50'
60; common TO fair SIS 30a5 As; pigs S. 90
as rs. ..0
sheep-Roceipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market fair at yesterday .
prices.
NEW YORK, May 1.-Beeves-Receipts
900 head; market nominally dull and
weak; dressed beef 64s74c.
Sheep-Receipts ] 900 head; not much
trading; prime unshorn sheep 81 so per
100 lbs; light unshorn yearliDes 81 IS;
poor unshorn sheep SIS 55; spring lambs
So 50a4 25 per head.
Hogs-Receipts Z, 100 head; fair lots sold
alive at S. 75a5 IS; per 100 lbs; market
reported steady at IS 6Oa5 80.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., May Hogs Quiet
and easy; common and light 81 90 a4 45;
packing and butchers S. 25a5 IS.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-Business in good
stock of all kinds has been fair, and, as
before, driving and saddle.horses and
streeters were tho most active. Receipts
were fair in general, but there was no
surplus. The market ruled steady at the
following prices: Driving and saddle
horses, $l5Oa225; draft horses, $175a225;
street-car horses, $lOOa125; Southern
chunks, $s0a1l5. Mules, aged four TO
eight years, fifteen and half to sixteen
hands, $135a15O; fifteen to fifteen and
a half hands, $l15a135; fourteen and a
half to fifteen hands, $9Oa1l5.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday was more like the lst Oh NO
yember than May i.
Uncle Billy Cooper is laid up with rheu'
matism.
Geo. G. MeConnaughey, Of Scotch Ridge,
was in the city yesterday. :,
Hereafter the Commercial BANK wii COZ
lect telephone rents in this city. hsoeto'
fnre the rents have been collected in per
son by an agent Of the company.
Cant. Abrsm lash was in Pittsburg yes
teTdsy.
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WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, May l.
The wool market is demoralized, and
prices that seemed low fortnight ago are
now considered high. There are no bright
prospects for the immediate future, and II
looks as if the years clip will be marketed
for less price than for many years. Good
NX fine woods are begging customers in
the Eastern markets at % 10 20 cents.
This leaves the price to be paid in the
country still lower. The season for TIE
purchase of medium unwashed woods is
close at hand, and from all appearances the
price TO the grower for them will BIO about
20 cents.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r 3.

| II
Departure Of Trains nom wheeling. Kastsrn
time Schedule In efieCt April 10Th. ls&,
Express for Chicago and the Nonhw est, 10 81
q m, 800 p m. and % p m daily. and Has p
KIprS.s for Cincinnati ana st. Louis io:aia. N.
tdAily, and HIS p. m, daily.
Cambridge accommodation 900 . m. cxccp,
For Columbus 10 Is . n. daily. and ms .. m.
daily and Is p m. daily Q, cspt Sunday.
RIpnns fof wsahingtnn, ID. u. salttno.e.
Philadelphia and New YORK., via. Grafton 2, ..
For o Pitbai R; and Si Warrington, Pa, 500 m.
daily; EIpras, $40 e. m. daily, les ,: m daily
except SUNDAY. Additional way train fos wSh.
inston, Pa 8 ~ p n. daily exospt Sunhv
Pittsbu'g, Balu q ore and Philadelphia Ga r.
N daily.
70, naundsyills, 7;s5 a. m. and iana noea. "a.
ly sIcept SUNDAY.
yo anfson. . 10 p NJ. daily.
Yo Cumberland 900 D. N daily sxccpt Bur
1or g. Clainvilis, sos and 300 4 n. ana no
Kxpnss trains arrtvs ffom chicago, q spC
Az az = .ns m; sn ao %. p n daily AMI ias ."
cinnia: SIS = n: and - ?; z; daily, . -,
moro and W.sinsso". B. q. Via. Grf 90 il %
q m, daily.
Trains srtys fro. Oolu.bas. AS 4 =. ans
Go P. N. daily. and IN 4 =. daily as9t
Trains srivs from pit.ssrrs. !, Is . n. daily
and l2:tS p. n except sundays. and Sap n.
': TI.ia. aa arIi!s lga = S es p. ~ !.
oi 1sa: :Ii sSsss sSa ss m. end 10 /. =.
Trains sn,vs frs,s arsaou. II 81 . n. daily.
Trains arrive irosa 0unbstiasd, 80 .. n,
AunAA8
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED
wheeling

TUESDAY, May /.
There is no change in the local market,
although the demand for flour has i'm
proved and prices are irm. Good
clean wheat still calls for IS cents
per bushel, and it il coming in
slowly at that figure. Corn is in
better demand; oats are in good de-
mand and hay is quiet Bran and mid
dlings continue in good demand. Prices
on flour and grain are wholesale and are
as follows, retail prices being from so to
Is cents higher:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family -four
n barrels 81 so; in sacks "a 35; middlings
per ton $40 0Oa21 90; bran per ton $40 90
a21 90; wheat per bushel, No. l, Sc
FRED-Corn per bushel 60a65c; oats 4Oc;
baled hay per ton, Sll Goals 90. Farmers
are offering loose hsy at $13a14 per ton.
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JOHN FRIEDEL.
1ll9 Main q, 1872 Water St

Lard-In good demand at 81 IS. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Frm and unchanged.
Whisky-Aciive at 81 %. Butter, Sugar
and Cheese Eggs-Firm ut 12!c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., May l.-Wheat--Active
and weak; cash Sole; May Sc; June SSSc;
July SSsc; August she; September sssci
December Ollie. Corn-Dall and steady
cash and May SIT. Oais-Quiet; May
39}e Glover Seed-Dull aud easier; cash
81 Is; October 81 As.
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MONROE. n. e., Oct %. 1877

,,4r POTTER DRUG AND ChkhASAL w.
r...l. Mr.. VIM. 5. Stephenson, OF this
u,, rrourht his son 10 town to-day To lee US
o-tS, M show US what Culieura Remedies
10 uSDs ~ him. This is the case referred 10
la 81 ISt.t, to yOu some time ago. To look a
A"," ',,yy. one would suppose that there had
tlL - IN ANYTHING the mat er with him.
le''L ,,fr M perfect health. We have written
= .>,-,s,rfh inrloSc what his father has to say
s'd ~, matter.-wrOle u Just as he dictated.
~ ~" a., selling quite a quantity. OF Cuticura
NN a.. and hear nothing but praises for them.
stl.-,rg The CutiCura rcu edics the best In the
W. and shall DO Al We can 20 promote their
Nnu'S truly.
ale STEPHENS & BRUNER,
Druggists and Pharmacists.
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DRY GOODS.
Rev York.

NEW YORK, May dry Goods-There
was a very fair inquiry for all descriptions
of eStton fabrics, with good business
reached. The agents of the Lawrence
Manufacturing Company and the Boston
Manufacturing Company, underwear and
hosiery, announce that they will make .
special sale Of the remainder "a the season's
prOdacts, comprising fiSs thousand cases
India game, extra balbriggan, fancy mixed
and striped underwear; also staple and
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, May -Ootton-Firm Up
lands 95-16c; Orleans 101 Ice; futures
steady; May 9.sSc; June 8 9sc; July
100sc; August 1017e; September 8. Sic
October 9.52c; November 9.44e; Decembel
8. 45c; January 8. 53c; February 9.60c.
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mbeelins Reeister
Grauflsrs' @nids.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ INFLAMMATION OF REFERENCx Marks: .Daily.
tsuGdAy excepted. MONDAY excepted Sun
day only. saturday excepted.-7o Meridian.
Aplil 20 lSsS Wheeling time, which IN Irst one
hour earlier than Central Tine.
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Hefsrred, 112i; st. Psul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 104; St. Paul and Omaha, Al:
do preferred ITO; Texas Pacific, s7s; Union
Pacific So; United States Express "a;
Western Union 76s.
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STATES -Dullud STEADY.

STATES-DulDd steSny.
RAILRoADs-tly moderately active;
sales 81, 374 900.
STOCEs.-The ock market was again
strong, though on moderately active 10
day, and notwith,pding that, there was
more pressure thahsual. Almost all the
active list scored lct;onal gains for the
day. The OpeninSas weak for the first
time in many days,rst prices showing de-
clines of from ! to per cent. generally,
and further traction losses were sustain
ed in early trading, ough the weakness
was Of short duraiit The only decline
of Importance y in Missouri
Pacific, which Il / per cent.
The recovery folled quickly and
was led by Louisyh and Nashville
and Pacific Mail, tie tier Shooting up
Ils. There was more geral strength TO-
ward noon, however, q the entire list
moved up, but after thaime the market
became very quiet and se reaction was
seen, though the chaugesere in but few
cases, for more than insigtcant fractions.
The market finally closed let but firm,
generally at fractions bettehan the open
ING fisures. The active Hiss almost in
yariably higher, Pacific MIL, st. Paul
1, per cent Sales SO7, lO6,ares. Quota
TONS closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 1876; Au}can Express
100; Canada Pacific, 5ss; (trai Pacific
SCI; Chesapeake and Ohio l no preferred
irsts 81; = do seconds 81 Chicasnd Alton,
1856; Chicago, Burlington and lincy 1s4I (;
Delaware and Hudson, 108lDelaware,
Iackawsnna and Western n; Denver
and Rio Grands, 20i; Erie do pre-.
ferred, GOT; Fl Wayne, Is Illinois
Central 1924; Lake Shore, 9iMiehigan
Central, sll; Minneapolis and. Louis,
o; do preferred, lat; Nilsson Pacific,
s2f; Northern Pacific, %; do eferred,
SCI; Chicago and Northwesternia; do
preferred, 144; New York Gem, 1903;
Oregon Transccntinental, 25spacifc
Mail. 3sl; Peoria, d. & E, %; sburg
100; Pullman Palace Car, -; ding,
64i; Rock Island, ia; st. Lou and
San Francisco 81 do preferred, 6 frst
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fancy hosiery. The sale will be private.
on Thursday, May 10, when prices ard
terms will be made to ensure n speedy dis
tribution. 1t Is an exceptional offering Of
very choice goods
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SUNDAYS

Leave At 7OOa M aud ruu every hIr, except
Church Train at OILS p. m. Leave Wheeling Park
al 500 d IN. and Iun every hour until 1;O0 p. NJ,
except Church TrsinS, which will ave the
Park at 9:lJ n IN. and Wheeling at 2:l5 and
9.l5pm G.. HlRSCE Sup't
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B., sc. RAILROAD.

BE-. &c. RAILROAD.
BellAlre and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Belaire at $40 - N, arrives at Bellairo at
toe p. M.
Noodsfeld passenger train leaves BellAlfs ct
40 p. m, arrives at BellaiTe at SO a. n.
Summerfeld Accommodation leaves Bellair ~
leo u. m, arrives at BellairH a. l0:&5 g. m.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central Stand
ard Time nom Bellsire.
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Az KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w ON and afler Monday, April 30, l IS, Trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Glove Railroad will
run as follows.