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LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO, December @-Osttle-Re-
ceipts 2. 500 head; market slow but steady;
beeves 81 5Oa4 90; stetn IS OOs4 ~;
stockers and feeders 81 90s3 p; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 50a2 IS.
Hos-Rsceipts 10000 headTthipmenu
2, 500 head; market stssdier; mixed - 90
a5 25; heavy s. lOa5 IS; light IS OOs6 25;
skipa s. 25s5 Is.
Shesp-Recsipts $500 head; shipments
400 head; market steady; natives " 10
4 80; western corn fed 81 00a4 90; Texans
S. O5.3 30; lambs 50 65a6 %.
East Liberty.
g. EAST LIBKBTY, December 2,-oatuer
Receipts 79s head; shipments 6i6 bead;
nothing doing; oil through cousiguments.
, Hogs-Rscepts 400 head; sniPmene
2,OO1 bead; market firm on light; Flow
on heavy Philsdelphiss IS 2Os5 %; mixed
IS 2Os5 %; Workers IS 1855 %; common
TO fair s. lOa5 IS; pign IS 0Oa6 %.
Shsep-Receipts 1,4O0 bead; sbipmeae
800 head; market firm on best grads but
slow on common; prices unchanged.
Cinctnnau.
CINCINNATI, O., December 2.-HoNN
Steady; common and light 81 6Oah 10;
packing aud butchen' s. O5s5 20; receipts
$500 bead; shipments . 800 bad.
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It /, said that x Empress Eageais hss
expressed 8 desire TO be cTemated after
death.
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GOOD MEN FALL OUT.
Lloyd Thomas Denounces Dr. How
ard Crosby.

Jonn LLOYD TnofnA9 Don0unCes Dr. How
ard Crosby.
NEW YORK, December 2l.-"Bsfore Al
mighty God tonight, and in tbs cont Of
common sepss, / impsach DR.. Howard
Crosby as q double-dyed trsitor to his
GOd, TO his church, and to the American
nation" John Lloyd Thomas, the SeCre-
tary of the Prohibition organization, made
these fiery remarks tonight from the plat
form of the big hall in the Cooper Union.
'And / say that when Gallus Tkomann
said that he was a better American than
Dr.. Crosby, whOse ancestors came here in
1916, be spoke the truth. and Gsllus Tho
is q fool" The 500 men and women
present cheered this sentiment to the echo.
"Any foreigner is q fool who thinks he can
10 this country with his old-country
notions and make laws for rs. These re-
marks are personal, ard 1 will defend them
at any time
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KENTUCKY VENDETTA.

Murder Of the Last Witnesses Against the
French Assassins In Perry County.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December 22.-Re-
ports have just reached here Of the muir
der of John and Andrew Sloan, who were
run down and killed in sight of the court
room in Hindmsn, Knott county, on De-
cember 10th.
The affrOy is the outcome Of the cele-
brated French feud in Perry county, which
has lasted since 1876, and 10 which thir-
teen Ben have been murdered. The Sloans
were the last surviving witnesses against
the Trenches, and it is doubtful if they
can now be convicted.
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A CHAMPION WOULD-BE.

Joe McAulIhs VIII Challenge the World II
He Defeats jackson.
CHICAGO, Ills, December GA dis
patch from San Francisco says: "If ice
McAuliffe wins the coming fight with
Jackson, the Australian champion. the
California Athletic Club will back him
against the world for q purse of $1,000.
Barney Farley, McAuliffe's trainer and
hacker, has put up 81 1000 to guarntee to
that McAuliffe will keep bis end up.
McAulife has great confidence in bis
ability TO whip jackson.
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THERE Is NO MERCY.

The Chicago Chlsf VIII Allow No Anarch-
Ist Meetings.
CHICAGO, December 22.-"WhH will
Won do about the Anarchist meeiingP" was
asked of Chief Hubb lrd this evening.
"Just what we have always done-p7e-
vent them where We can fud they are
going on. The proprietor OF the bail at
ss LasalIe street has beel notifiei not to
open his hall, IS have Othsr hall proprie'
tors There will be no Anarchist nesting
if we kuow it, JUS pat that down as eat
tlad
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n.iie.,. Children. Nur,ipr

Mothers, Over worked Men, and for all
diseases where the thsnes are waiting
away from the inability TO digest ordinary
food, or from oysr~ork VI the brain OF
body, all snch should take ScOtps Emul'
sion Of Pare Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos
phites. ~ used the Emulsion on . hdy
who was delicate, and threatened will
Bronchitis. Il put her In tuch good
health md strength, that I must say IL 4
the best Emulsion / ever used. IL. y
Wsddell, n. ID Highs Mills, b. G.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, December % -F1our-Rs-
ceipts 1854 packsges; market steady;
sales, 9,100 barrels. Wheat Receipts
8 800 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels fu-
.urs.; spo. market dull; No. 2 Chicago
and Milwaukee nominal; No. / red II l2;
No. 9 red December 81 O2t; January
81 O2sll03f. closing at 81 03t; February
81 O4ta1 OH. cIo,iog At 81 OF; March
81 05ta1 O6t, clniog ut 81 oct; April
81 ca: May 81 OsI VI O9s, closing 3. 81 90;
Juue 81 OSI. RJe-Dall-Westerr 59l
62,. Ccrn-Receipts 2I7 SEQ bushels; sales
-, COO bushels future, 5000 bushels spot;
spot market quiet, tale lower ADD weak;
ungrsded mixed 37a4Se; options duh; De,
cember 46is; January 40; February
4ssc: May 454e. Osts-Recsipts 20. OOO
bushels; exports $50 busbels; sales les. Oc
bushels failures, SO 900 bushels SPOT; mar
ket dull and q shade ~e,sier; spot No. 2
Sole; mixed wetera 1922; No. 2 Cbicigt
3d.. Hops-Stesdy. Coffee Stead, Is,
30 points down; Decsmber Is 25c; January
Is 3OI15 40s; February, March, April,
May, June, July and August, Is 80
is Coo; September and October Is Co
Is 65e;Rio firm at lie. Sugar Raw mac
tive; refined easy. Rice-Fifm. Petroleum
Slow; United SOC. Cotton Seed OIL
Firm; crude 47c; yellow 55s. fellow
Resin ard Turpentne-Quist. Esae-
Steady; western 3E2is. Pofk-Stady
LsId-Higher; western steam SPOT u Is
d csubsr s. 81; January 81 IS; Feb
ruSy, 50 "a; March, % %; April, 1924
May s. 3. Butte, -FrD; western daii,
l4a25c; do Creamery 19a3lc- Chsese-
Firm; western l0s1lic Pig Inou-Firm
Copper Nomj1al; lake Si7 20. Lad
Quiet spd firm at 81 80. Ts-Dul
strsite::s 2 s6.
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'TVENTY-SIX HUNDRED
Democrats Nearly, Go to the Primary Polls
Yesterday,
aid AAME 4 CITY TICKET,
Which viii Come in an Easy Winner at the
Coming Election.
From the sunday Register.
The Ticket.

Prom the sunday kegistet'
The Ticket.
Mayor-C. ". seabrisht
City sergeant-Louis Delbrugge.
City Clerk-Thomas +. Thoner.
WharfmAster-John Crockard.
The was a total Of 2,569 votes cast at
Yesterdays Democratic primaries.
Each of the successful candidates was
an easy winner, which Is . good indira-
ton Of iual success in the contest before
the people on the fourth Thursday in JAM
nary.
The election was q very quiet one
throughout, but the party was none toe
less earnest, as is shown by the total oil
the votes cast in the several wards. As Is
usual, the Sixth leads Of with the largest
vote, and after it comes the Fourth, then
the Fret and Third with q tie, then the
Eighth, closely pushed BY the Fth,
then the Second, with the Seventh bring
ing up the rear.
There was very little personal effort
med by any Of the candidates during the
day. the voters being left to make their
" choice from among the candidates,
without prejudice or undue influence.
The ticket is q strong one, and gives
yery general satisfaction, a. being the de-
cisive choice of the patty. There Is no
doubt Of the election Of the entire ticket.
The returns were received lsst evening,
at the headquarters Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club, and there was quite .
large crowd gathered to watch the members
of the City Executive Committee, rs they
took of the figures from the tally sheets
and tabulated them. The Second ward
the frat to report, the ballot o.
being received q few minutes after eight
o'clock, at which hour the polls closed.
This ward was closely followed by the
Fifth, aud then came the First, Fourth
and Seventh in the order named. There
was quite a lull then, the Third not coming
in until after ten o'clock, closely followed
by the Eighth. The Sixth was not report
ed until half past eleven o'clock.
The total vote is as follows:
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NAM Well a, rnrInrstnWn.

WASHINGTON, PA, December %
The Cleland promises to BIS the best well
yet discovered in TsylOrstown 1t began
i,wiog heavily at intervals of four times
and hour when Just in tho top Of the sand.
The Buf,lo OIL OoDpany's William
Kucx No. 6 is IL fSt in the sand, with
600 feet of fluid in the hole.
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Ia mv for GrsnfoIr,a Troops.

sUAKIM, December 22.-Gen. Grenfell
reviewed the troops Of his command to-
day. He afterwards addressed them,
praistng the bravery which they had shown
in Thursdays battle. He also read tele-
grams from Mr.. Stsnhope, Secretary for
War, the Duke Of Cambridge and the
Queen, eopgratulating them on their vic
tory. The troops enthusiastically chesred
,ha Canaral
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The Next @. A. X. Eacsmpment.

ST. PAUL, MINI, December o. The
National Council of the G. A. R., which
met here yesterday to set the date Of the
National Eocampmsnt next wetk, besides
locating it officially in M~llwsukes, decided
to hold the Encsmpment during tho last
weak in August, the opening day bsiog
August 81. COMMANDMENT Chief Warner
aud Adjutant General Eugene F. Weigel
were present at the meeting.
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Returned to an Insane Asylum.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, December 22.-Dr.
S. A. Richmond, who shot and killed Gel.
J. W. Strong, proprietor of the Daily Her.
aid, June 1s, 1885, and was afterWard de-
clsred insane and iucarcersted in Asylum
No ., from which be escaped November
IA, 1887, voluntarily returned to So. Joe
Yesterday and surrendered himself to the
asylum authorities.
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Thu Entail Boiler Again,

FRANKFORT, IND, December q.
The boiler in Brscken's s'ove factory ex-
plod,d Yesterday. Martin Nolan. the
engineer, was killed cutr ght, and Walter
Ferstenmacker and Albert Franz were
mcrtally wounded Nolan was q p1omi-
nent young married man and leaves q
wife ard two children.
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Rnnhiin,a Aruioa rAlxs.

The bert salvs In tho world for Outa,
Bruise-, Bores, UlceT, falt Rhoun, Fsvss
Sorss, letter, Cbspped Hand, C~hilhlsina,
Corns and all tia Skin Erupsoos, and
positively cures Pills, o. no pay required.
Il Ia guaranteed 10 give atisfaction %
money refunded. Phoe 10 canta pr bsL
For sale nv T>-saa Il o..
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Canaan DIgua's Letter q Trick.

LONDON, December 22'-Sir Francis
Dewinton, President of the Emin Relief
Committee, in an interview stated that he
did not bslieve that Henry NJ. Stanley and
Emin P4sha had been captured, and that
he momentsrily expected a telegram from
Stanley. He declared Osmau D:gua's let
ter was a trick, which had entirely failed
nj its puruose.
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Grolksu Gets Eleven Months More.

MILWAUKEE, December 22.-The Su-
preme Court at Madison to-day rendered q
deci.iol which will send Paul Grottkau,
of Anarchi site fame back to the House OF
Correction 10 serve out about eleven
months of a yeIr's sentence for rioting in
MAY, 1886.
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w,.,tuxbou.e and Edison won't Mix

New YORK, December % George
Yves ~iOgtouse, Jr told a reporter 10 night
that the Westinghouse Electric Company
would not enter the Willard. Ellison syn
dica'e.
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Ooohing Main ut Point Pleasant.

POINT PLEASANT, W. VA, December
pa cock fight has been absorbing the
interest OF the sports for the last two
days at this place. Some heavy betting
was done between Chillicothe, Ohio, and
Parkersburg, W. Va, parties. Cox's
birds, Of Tho latter named place, are
those that can crow.
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bradford.
OBY 9OODH


NEW YORK, December - Dry Goods
With q good number Of buy rs present,
there was q fair inquiry, but chief attcD-
ton wOs given TO the shipment Of good, on
preyious orders. The tone Of the uatk,t
for cotton and woolens Wa s,sady 10 firm.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money NJ 2 Per Cent..Governments Dull
Stocks Active Flour Firm and UncbsnE-
sd-whsat Quiet.
NEW YORK, December 22.-Money on
call easy at 2 per cent; prime mercantile
5s6i per cent sterling exchange
Gull but steady at ~434ia4SS!.
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Awarded to the bethlehem Company.

WASHINGTON, December 22-Tbe Sec
re,ary Oh War has awarded the contract for
furnishing 81, 500, 900 worth of steel forg-
ings, for s, 10 and 12.inch high power
guns, to tue Bethlehem Iron Company,
teer bid being the lowest and within the
sta EutoTy prics.
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Fell and CardIT Matched.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, December o.
Jim Fell, the Michigan giant, and Patty
Cardiff made a match last night for a ff-
teeu-round c~ontes', Marquis OF Queensber-
~ rules, fer $500 a side. Two-ouuce gloves
will be used, and the fight will take place
within fifty miles of Minneapolis January
Ola
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Little Manitoba Beat. n MonopoIy.

MINNRAPoLIs, MINI, December o.
The Journals Wrnnep6g spseisl says: The
supreme Court at Ottawa has uusui.
mous'y decided in fayor Of the province of
hsnuooa in the dispute about the right
10 croes tie Canadian Pacific tracks.
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Nineteen Years Old aud Hung.

BRcCKETT, TEX, December 2-Jobn
Andrew johnson was har gei yesterday in
the jsii yard here for q criminal assault
commits upon Miss Allie Simmons, in
June lsst. johnson was only IS years Of
age. He rrStss.ed bis inncc
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tableware Glass Mems Wages.

PuTsBURG, December 22.-Is was learn
ed from sn official sOurcs to-dsy that the
scale Of wages Of the glassworkers in thu
tableware factories has been signed. Tb,
same wages as are now paid will be in ef
feet for another year.
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Rome. and Fle.h In the Ruins.

MIssoULA, MONT, December 2a.-The
Exchange Hotel and adjoining buildings
were burned last evening. Calcined bones
and fragments Of human flesh were found
in the ruins. Henry Hawkins and George
Collins are missing. They were last seen
on the porch Of the second story Of the
hotel. They both eetered the buiiding,
and a moment later flames burst forth
through the door which they passed. The
FIRE is supposed to have been caused By the
explosion of . lamp.
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MbeeIins Resisten
6rartkrs &uiaa

A RRryAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIEs-
"A PA o1RHFkRKSoRhkRKs: sDaiy,
fSundAy excepted. MONDAY exoepeed SOD
dsy only. ISaturdSy excepted. f3atUrtay only.
IS Meridian November Is, loss. Wheenre
dms. 1hieh d Iunt one hour earlier than Central
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sARANAo LAKE, N, Y, D, csmber %.
A cold wave prevails here. The mercury
at tie Signal Service Station registered %
degrees below zsrolsss night.
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Iooh I'm. tor the EolJpse.

ST. LOUIS, D. c:mber 22.-Profs. Nipher,
Eusler and Pdtchetk Of the Washington
University, and Rev. q. NJ. ~CharoppoD, Of
the st. Louis University, bsvs started fcI
Norman, Cal. where they will observe the
solar eclipse New Years day.
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Il B. & O.'S ROMANCE.

A Woman RevenGes the CARROTS on
Spencer.
BALTIMORE, December 22.-The man
who csused Samuel Spencer to be removed
from the Presidency of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad was a woman, and hsr name
was Mary Garrett. The Garrett family
had q little account to settle with Mr..
Sparcar, the explanation of which involves
the telling Of a tale. Mr. Spencer, who is
now only ~ years old, entered the setvice
Of the family under the elder Garrett in a
humble position, and they, recognizing his
ability and believing him devoted to them,
rapidly promoted him to the Vice Prei-
dercy of the Baltimore and Ohio rOsd.
When Robert CARROTS mental infrmity
rendered 1t necessary for him TO take .
European tour, Mr. Spencer succeeded
him as President.
While Mr.. Garrett was absent, Mr..
Spencer, without his knowledge, began
the Acknowledgement of the property. The
telegraph had always been Robert Garrests
part. pet, and he had refused every
offer of Gould to bay it. Mr.. Spencer sold
it to Gould while Mr. Garrett was on bis
way home, and so coofident was the latter
in Spencer's fidelity that his first act on
landing wss to Indignantly deny having
cold the telegraph. When he learned the
facts he upbraided Spencer for treachery,
but was rOwerless to undo it. From that
day Garrett's mental Affections became
,etious, and his recovery now seems hope
less. Mr.. Spencer followed up the sale Of
the Telegraph with hat of the express and
sleeping car property.
MARY GARRETT TO THE RESCUE.
There was go man to rescue the prop
erty fiom Mr.. SPencer's hands, for
Roberts brother, T. Harrison Garrett, was
dead, but there ives a woman, his sister,
Mary Garrett. She had none OF the sfilic-
tons which had impaired her brothers.
mind, and che set 10 work 10 remov the
man whom che considered q usurper. SIZE
selected Charles +. Mayer to ma3Sge The
property, and secured his election to the
Presidency last Wednesday.
AN AGGRESSIVE POLICY.
The policy of the company, it is as
serted, will be an aggressive one. 1t is
said that the Staten Island terminal work
is to be pushed with vigor. The bridge
across the Gill Won Kull is already COM
pleted, and the larger part Of the work on
the approaches is finished. The short line
connecting the bidgs with the Jersey
Central is nearly ready for traffic service,
as is the connecting line in Philadelphia
Eraslus WimaD, who is interested with
the Baltimore aud Ohio Company in it]
Staten Island plans, says that trains will
he run fiom Chicago to New York by the
first OF May next, and the road will be one
Of the gceat trunk linss of the East, aGd a
competitor for business to and from New
York direct. The company, wien il
reaches Staten Island, will have abouttwo
miles of available water front, or more
than the whole water front Of New Jersey
that is now practicable for navigation. The
passenger depot will be located st ST.
George, ard the freight and coal depots to
the EAST and vast of that point. MIR. Wi
man says the Baltimore ard Ohio Com
pany will guarantee the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Coupany's bonds for 81
500, 900 for the cOmpletioa OF the improve
ment.
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TRY the CURE AY-FEVEF
OATARRH

AA4 MANHOOD, YOUTHsUL HPRI
DESCEE Nervous Debility, cured y
Botanic Nerve Btttar5 Oo. BSre
kSS Ned. %, PhiladSlphiR, Pa, EHS
o. Efn's JES 3toga EASsdns. Sr&so~1
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VALUABLE {
Public
THE uNDHRsIGH
lie aucion, 81 tn
CourI House of b
SATURDAY. ,.

!.
commeacins IL 10 o'ciot
Valuable Coal prppeny.H
living lots Numbered On,
five, Thirteen and rfNn.l
Lydia Il Cugcr sstste. q ~
subdiyidcd, which plab
of the Clerk OF the cour'
West Virginia, In Dr.
aid lots comprising
Also, Tho Los In "a.
which IL situated the
coal shan OF ". 7 C11ainl
ing bounded ~ foIlowp: tom
In the line next theoh Dill uL
pat OF the said ttueef tsiste, 4
whep the east lines o. Los 20 and
Of W. T. A J. V. Cam nefs' Vub6ivt
aid Lot B.. (which Lea named plst
Deed Book No 70 paes ~. wSsu
iuicrscct said lintSf Lett nsxt th6
thence running III soattesstsriyu
aid an named zoe ~ ~ ~
where the line ~ the foUee q -
| the lot on which De UD0th q III
situated inlersecifbaid ~ = -
running with ~ 1IlNt0Il
noTtherly dirtut0 thoMN
raid lot oontaininD lo1nN
said laNt PAM fef
taid Lot -: and fro
Of sad Lolx uARd-
tosethcr with all the NOLAN
cry, Appliances. Pumps Tan
snccs. Ttpplss, and alIUthefI
pliapc0 Oh the lot ahovp &
Ing 10 any wsythcfeteL
Also, all RslwAya Trea
Wagons, sidinEs. fSpplcG
Scales, Blns. Boilers, Snnu,
and property of every Kind
Of " 7. Chs mben u Co
Terms or hALk-Ouat
more as the purchsseg
the day OF sale. ihr
meutS In one andp
cot from ths day OF
frrred paymenis. Al
payment ID msds 10 fai
A-l.n.:@s
EIcculiiI Of the wiilst
CT 9, aai..x.x: Auats
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THE GREEN LEAGUE.

The American FLINT Glass Workers Union
Refuses to Receive Them.
PTTTsBURG, December 22.-The propo-
sitiOn to admit the Eastern Green Bottle
Blowers Union into the American Flint
Glass Workers Union has bsen debated
by vote OF the trade. The fli1ts ara now
considering tie proposition Of admitting
the ereen-worktrS who work 10 the tiiut-
houses into the union. Tee Eastern Grteu
League comprises abo1t 1900 members,
mostly in ire State Of New Jersey.
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II You Have

.~aa,.r,itr. indigestion, flatulen"e'
18Th H~srndach". AN ran """"' us
,.. trsb. Nyrs aigl sinu
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Quiet mos. Of the lsessise. Cen-Eaar.
oats-ouiek PrjEisioss-hsds.stely 9.
tive Fioor-Firuland uscAaneed WhAt
|-Stady; No Gash u o2sl ct; "a
3 spring s3a93c; No. 9 red u 01t.l wi
recsmber 81 OiiA 02t, c!osiDg ct y O2t;
January 81 02fai 03, closing at " 09t;
MAY 81 07ss1 0si, closing Of u OF.
Oorn-Oah No. 2DecembW md Janssry
s3lss3lc: NAV 37e OAt- CASH No. =
and December 25a25le; Nay 388c Rye
NO. q, sole. Flax 6esd-Ne. tlo&
TimothyS4ed-At 81 a. Hs0 Pork
C,.h and December and January $l3 15s
a13 IS; Nav $13 IS. Lard-CAsn Soi
December % 25a8 IS, closing e2oi
January s. s2}; May g 90. Bulk Meats
-Shoh ribs S. IS; SHOULDERS So 1es6 slt;
abort clear s. 25,7 81. Whaky-At
81 90. Buttsr-Dull and weak; fancy
CREAMERY aOs3sc; good to choics 23s2ttc;
fine diaries 2oa23c Egg Dull ss Dc
P~hnadslphiA
PHILADELPHIA, PA, December "a
Flour-Dull and weak. WheNt-.Quiet
but firm and higher; upgraded Longbefry,
ri O9: No. Q red December 9Stc
ags}; January ssic; February 81 DIAL Off
March 81 O2isl O3; Nay 81 06al OF,
Corn-Stesdy; No. 3 miIed December
4s.4s.c; January 42s43lc; February
4S.4sic; March 44fe; May 44tc. Oats
Steady; No. 3 White S3ic; No. Hhi,s
35la36c Futures dull and lower; NO: :
white, December Csc; January 3iic;
February 35c; March S5ca3Sic; MAY 3oa
36tc.
BALr7MoRh Nd, December -whsat
Western fairly setive aud higher; No, :
winter red spot site; January Ntsseci
February 81 0of; March t1oet. Corn
Western easier; mixed spot II he; January
42Ic; February 4~2}s42Ic; March 43ac;
stsamer 39sc Oats-Dall and unchancd;
western white 33,35c; do mixed 3Oa32c.
Rye-Steady ct 60i6lc. Hey-Piine TO
choice , timothy SIC 5oal7 50 Butter
Steady; best roll 20a23c; creamery Ss
S2c. Egg-Firm at 22t24c. Coffse-
Firm; BIO fair ut lite.
CINCINNATI, O., December 22-Cotton
Steady. Flour--Dull. Wheat-Lower;
No. Q red 81 W oorn-Esy; No. 2 mixed
3i3c. osts - Easy; No. 2 mixed Y73c.
Rye-Dull; No. 2 SIC Pork-Qai.t
at Sl4 90. Lard Strong at IS 10. Bulk
Meas-Esier; shsrt ribs 81 %. Boon
Oaie,; short clear So IS. Whisky- Quiet
at 81 IA. Butter, Sugar and Chssse-
Firm. Eggs-Easy st l7ialsc
folsas.
TOLEDO, December 22.-whaEActive
and firm; cash 81 0Ii; December II Of;
February 81 oct; May 81 o.; Jaly sitcc
Corn-Dull; cash 36c. Oits-Nsgisctsd.
Glover Seductive; oash and December
q 20. EahrnarY s. 31A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24

As it may be interesting to recall the
vote st the city election two years ago, II
is herewith given, FOR Mayor, Clerk and
| Cilv SaTpaant.