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OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TINR
" Table taking effect -, 1855. PRAGCi.
ger Trains will rim as i0llOws-CentrAl Time,
All trains daily except those marked thuAt
which do not run on Sunday:
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rhe cnntnnkerou. old woman

Described In the nurtery ballad, who "lIyed
upon nothing but yIctualS and drink and yet
twould never be qulet,r was undoubtedly
troubled with chronic indigestion. Her y%lctualS,
like tsose Of many other elderly persons whose
digestive powers have become impaired, didn't
agree with her. This was before tho err of Hos
letters Stomach BItters, or ONE one Of her MI
murous friends and relatives would undoubtedly
have persuaded her 10 try the great specific for
dyspepsia, constipation and blllOuSncSs. This
would havo beUn d measured Of self projection OF
their part, for she would soon have been cured
aud ceased to disturb them with her Clanior.
The most obstinate cases Of Indigestion, with Ia
attendant heartburn, lRtulenCc, constant ul'
eASlness OF the stomach aud OF tho nerves, arc
completely overcome by this sovereign remedy.
CnillS aud fever aud bilious remittent, rhernn'
tism and kidney troubles are also relieved by II.
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Railroads.


WHEELING & elan GROVE II, r,
w on and after Saturday, October 10, 1855,
lrabns on the v hecllng 4 Kiln Grove Railroad
will run as follows:
LEAVE WHEELING;
6i5O 4, M 7;Qva. M. Ga, m, ll;0OR. IN, 1897,
LEAVE WIIEELlNG PARK;
6;lOH u. M i5A n. M lO;OOR IN, 1850 M, $50
p.m A:Sln M, G:lO \. M, S!OOp, M lO.O0p, N,
ONsUEpAis. Until further notice trains Will
run " follows: Leave the city at 5000. m,, and
run every hour until gti6p NJ. Leave Wheeling
Park W O,OOA. ~, and run every hour until 10
p. NJ, Except church train win leave Park Ut
''loa 9; ~ and city Atl9l5 p; m;
BALTIMORE &oHIO RAILROAD
DDepAftureo Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In elect November II, i~SSS-EaAtcrn time:
Express Tor Chicago aud the Northwest 1859! u
except Saturday,
Express for Cincinnati aud st. Louis, 1925 I'm
daily, ll:lb p M daily, except saturday,
Columbus accommodation, St6j \ IN, daily.
For Columbus, bi66 aud 1878 u hi daily, aud
lll;l5 y M, daily, exec I Saturday, and 2:90 p II
daily, except Sunday.
Express, Tor Washington, D. O., baltimore,
PHILADELPHIA and New York, via Grafton, s;SR
= aud GAO M daily, via Pittsburgh $3.50 p. III,
For Pittsbugn and Washington, Pa, 500 a IN
daily; express, 7i3eR IN, daily, l;lb p IN, day
except hunuhy. AuultiOEal way Train iOr am
ingt0n pa., 6:S0 p IL, daily except Sunday.
tQr lllnputBn, Washington Baltimore And
Philadelphia al G;31 y IN daily.
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2A5 u IN, Sunday
For MoundSville, $40 a m. and 1900 noon,
daily except Sunday, EGi $40 p IN, daily.
Grafton accommodation, 6:l0p nj, daily,
For Cumberland, S:lOA m, daily, except Sun
For St, olAinvllle, SiSs m, 2,2Opm and $40
p IN, dAily, except Sunday.
Express trainB arrive from Chicago, S;&5 and
$3.50 i IN aud 6;2O p m daily, and 4I3 4 m daily
except Monday.
Express tmlns arrive from 81. LOula and Gin.
cinnatl, 4!b5 y nj and $50 y N, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BAltt'
more and Warrington, b. g., via Grafton, 1898
N and POS p m dHilyi via. Pittsburgh, lO;lS
T1fns arrive from Columbus, ass I'M daily,
and $50 p m daily, and 1875 am daily exert
Tmihs arrive from Pittsburgh, lO!lSa m daily.
and l2;dbp IN, except sunday, 900 p IN andll:i6
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 a m,
daily except Sunday.
Trains Gtrlyo from MoundSyIlle, 9aS m and
l:lO IN, daily except Sunday.
Tninb arrive from Grafton, 9:i5 N, and lG;ab
. m, daily.
Tirins arrive from Cumberland, $780, m daily
except Sunday.
Trains arrive from ST. ClAlrSyllle. IOAOam, and
1:4O and $50 . nj, daily except SUNDAY.
l~iCllairc accommodation li;iOp m, Saturday
only.
Baggage called for aud checked at hotels aud
residences on OrderS left ~ ticket office, l2O Mar.
kot street, and at depot.
GIiKs. d. sGULL. Con. Pass Agent.
WIN. MnnnUnF
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WHEELING & elan GROVE II. R.
w on and after Saturday, October 10, 1855,
trains on the Wheeling y Elm Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows:
1pAvP Nuppt JNn. .
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock NJ

Tho Features of the Money and Stock Mar.
kets.
NEW YoRK, Jan. S.-MOnCy OH cali easy at ia
~ per cent, Inst loan . per cent, closed at . per
cent. Primo mercantile paper bIEa7 per cent.
sterling exchange dull but steady at 81 SKA
4 SsX. Total sales ISl.bSS shares.
The waiting for the final outcome OF the con.
ference between tho bankers and tho presidents
keeps all now ventures In tho background.
Missouri Pacific aud L%ackawaunR were the first
TO show any marked improvement, but while
tho former continued strong, the latter gave
way In the tlnll rise TO New England. Milwaukee,
Lake Erie 4 Western preferred sold down az
per cent from last evenings price, but recovered
all but one per cent for no apparent reason, but
that tho improvements IN tho rest Of the list
were small aud unimpOrtant. In the last hour
there was u renewal Of the buying and every.
thing moved up. The close waS quiet but
strong at fractional advances.
Railroad bonds firm.
Government and State bonds firm,
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All honest, conscientious physicians who give
H. b.. u, t~lIotaniC Blood BALM u trial, frankly
admitlt It's superiority over ALL other blood medl
Clnea,
DR., WI Adair, IlockmRrt, Ga,, Whites; ~ 70
gard u. i. II, rs one Of the best blood medicines
Dr,A. II, roscoe, Nashville, Tenn, writes: al
reports Of D., H., b. 1re favorable, and It's speedy
action Is truly wonderful
Dr.. W, Rhodes, Crnwiordsvillc, Ga, writes
al confess b. n. b. Is the best land quickest med,
iGino for rhumatIsm / have ever tried"
Dr. J. Farmer, Charlottesville, Ga, writes
~ chCerIully recommendB u, b, as a ilno tonic
Alternative. Its uSe cured an GxcrCscence Of the
neck after other rgmedles effected no p~eTceptlblC
goHd.N
writes: any mother insisted on my getting H.
u. u. for her rheumatism, rs her case stubborn
" resisted the usual remedies She experiences
Immediate relief and her Improvement has beer
truly wonderful
Appointment physician who wishes his name
not given, Ays:"A patient Of mine Whose cuSt
OF tertiary syphilis was surely killing him, aud
which 10 treatment seemed to check, was en-
tirOly cured with about twelve bottles Of II. u. II
lle was fairly made up Of skin anu bonGSand ter
rible ulcers" a
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small Of my back, and to my great sur
prise / experienced almost instant relief;
! continued wearing 1t until entirely
cured, and am happy TO say that | have
not had the slightest SYMPTOMS OF Lum.
bago since. They are y wonderful and
valuable Plaster for Lumbago, and take
much pleasure in recommending them.
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poNDs AND STOCK QuorArioNs-closED MD.
nrend.tntf. nnd Prorl.lOpu.

NEW YoHK, Jan. O.-Flour, receipts lOy072 bar.
FelB; exports S,OO0 barrels and 3,OOO Eacksi mar.
KY moderately active. Wheat receipts D.sfl
buSholsj sales 60S,O 100 bushels Of tututesi spot
market dull; No. 2 Chicago q O%t5li0pliona dull;
No. 2 red January 81 10Y February q OlkAl0lk,
ciVslng a. q ON; Matchs 3, o. May = %4sl OK,
closing a. 0Sfi June 81, Ug3f. Barley guleL
Corn receipts 9tA,iOO bushels exports ltS,4OO
buih6lht sales iOGJb0O bushels oi futures and
iSiI0OO buBhel4 nj sp0LSiBpOtmRrkGt less ACtlye,K
lngr9ded mixed 8salGkct options les active,
We lover January 5H6i February AK MARCH
exports 1900 6iIhOiSi sales iSG,OOl husiSis Of ID.
luira and, 1000 bushels o. Spoii OF.
mixed western esaSSCi No. Chicago
30, llay and hons steady aud loaib points u!
fnGEy K.9SliSSgCi April, nay and June Hib.iEu
ib,20c. Sugar. steady and quiet. MOlaSsoS aud
tige quiet, TQll0W stronger. ltoAln and tut.
pCntlhp unl, h.ggt nrtleIj western 1gNg. Fork
aa!l. VIt meat 9liel Lard 1ulos aud lower
,SSSi fo iGsSiG !, i SalrS n.y. &SS sp anna XIII Sla saG s4SE,
Juno i,BOgI August 1850. Hitter quiet aid cREyi
western dairy iiA2lc, Cheese ilttli western i6a
ike,
CHICAGO, jan O,-0Rly u moderate aggregate
blSileS, Eas Elusae!gd 10 wheat to-day. Corn
gfatply active. Flour tutiln6lly tiChanreI,
Wheat, CaAli No. 9bDTlng WtfOi Nd. q EpIiiV m
gOei 10. 2 ted w Z iIAppAEy ,lglfgi MAJ Sl6lLA
] w VlVhlnH hilVl9sj Juy HJ9elV1lf. ClUSihg
BgiilCI OATS cash No, = and January pIJS5i MAJ
g1tsG, Rye No, I, ~. flAxbeOd, ttBi, TItn0iIy
NM .MCil hntk, cash slS9S IihuaFy and FeB
tiAty. ell lbJ MAJ. Us ". Lard, ,caGh aud Jan,
s16SG5S dstSS lS sIy sto aGV :lc aHg g.aSS sAV %bl FiG, Ij \ n
etggt, cut l0ai S>fSol, grlnulA,Vd i9fOi STANDARD
A 7hG, BnltOf dun iahCy CREAMERY 3Oag7OI
GbplGe p fancy &A2svi good 70 GhOltS iiGlSc
BkgH dull
CtNCNNAfl, Jan. S.-Fiout morueCllvo, Whoa
dNlll No. y I'd Ssc, Corn PIN No, 2 inlIgt
MOI 2, tlC, FORK quiet al Sta ID Lard dull ii
1,Bc. Hulk tleaM easy bhOtl. Ribs ,f,OQa7l2lC
lac1ii quiet aud unchanged, Whisky steady i
o. Butter sugar and cheese itm, Esgi
,ToLkpo. Jan, a-whtal dull cash q OK
QUIET gaAG DO, Cl0vVfSeci active ci3h, Fo6fu
ity aud March ~ No.
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1.ra.I nnhinr pi,...

stinglnSi most al night; worse by ScmtchIng
II allowed 10 continue tumOrs form, which
often bleed and ulCGrlte, becoming very sore
SwAYSE's OINTMENT stops the itching ant
bleeding, heals liberation, and III mOSt cases ~
20 cents. DR.. HwAyne & Eon, Philadelphia,
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CT0OES FOR SALE.
For SALE.

building Lots OH the Old Fair Grounds, ZGne'l
Orchard, North and South Front Streets and
South Penn streets, at very low figures.
good & rUOmGd House at GJig Jacob street, al
4 bargain.
Double Brick House, u and 70 Virginia street,
will sell separate or both together. They cou'
tain all modern improvements.
Seven ROOned House, lJ7 South Broadway; q
good property Vt much less than cost
Four ROOmCd Cottage for sgO.
Eight IO0med House, North Front street
river lot; all In good condition; $500.
Five RoOmed House, u North Broadway; will
make 4 pleasant home.
Six llOOmed Brick House, southwest corner
Thltiy'rishth aud Wood streets, Of q bargain
will pay for investment.
Dwelling Houses, large and small, always or
Dt ccis ~ ''D'' @. o. SMITH, 1870 Main Street.
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England Makes n Dl.sOysry,

london TdfgrapA,
American girls have shown they eau
receive, travel and live without Vhape.
rons, escorts OF husbands aud are fast
developing o bright, clear, intelligent,
selt.rollant, courageous and refreshing
variety OF the human race.
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Ee.elnn, Ilehy, Sony, skln Torture.,

The simple application OF "swAYSE's OtSr.
NIST," without any Internal medicine, will cure
any case Of letter, Salt Rhtuln, RlugWOrm,
Piles, Itch, Sores, PlmpleS, EczOma, all scAly,
Itchy skin EtuptlOnE, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II Is potent, effective, aud
costs hut n tfl1C, TThilW
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Not an o%pumlsllO Voreoa.t.

Romney, ". Va, JanWarg3,
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II saved tic lie Of my little girl by
tho pronnt use OF pr. Aoker'a English
Remedy Tor Consumptlon,"-Mrg. VIM,
v, Hartman, New York, o. II. GOetSe,
II d. Hurt 3, Mehkcmeller, Logan &
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plYllon and sIlsnSs.

ChIeag0 Ahut r
The gambling houses now RUNNING
wide open Ia this city are paying out
money 10 representatives Of the police
department for "%protgCtion,h Z
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.


A school Of more than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough Cdu'
cation Of young ladies' In all departments. Ii.
brary Of six thousand volumes. Fine phllo'
Sophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corps oil
piano teachers trained by a leading professor
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method.oi the old italian mas
terL
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Teu acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In
sci THE plREcTREss.
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NEw YORK. Jan. V.-Ictr0lCum opened firm at
sGJS, but after first SnlGE tho market became
strong and advanced TO SGIc. A. period Of dull.
hour aud the market closed stCahyat SGaSc.
OIL. CITY, PA, Jan. O.-opencd ut SGNc: high
est sGNc: lowest SGkc; closed NJ SIIG; sales O26,-
900 barrels; clGaTInCes l,SsG,0O0 barrels; charters
$3.50 barrels; ShipmcntS 1902 barrels; runs
Av,60I barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 9.-OpCned at SGLc;
closed ~ .SGllSe;. highest EGG; lowest Soc; clear
Rncca $1,000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, pa, Jan. O.-pctrOleum null but
steady; opened at sd1sci closed at S6Iic; highest
SG55{C; lowest SO.
TITusvILIE, pa, Jau. v.-opened at S6kc; high.
est SG114c; lowest S6C; closed at SGhic.
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Bellalre 4 2Rnesville Through Passenger leaves
belLAre " S'AOR' M, arrives ~ BOllalTe ~ $3.50
WOOdsaeld Passenger leaves BellRire at 400 p,
ni.y arrives ut Bellnlre at SOS q. N.
sLnllnerleld Accommodation leaves BellRIIO
atlst9 y. m. arrives NJ BellAitC ut ll;SnR \. IN.
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H'athiapion Oh. HHGdlO Courier.
General Harrison, II 10 said, thinks
highly Of LinColn,s gagaClty In calling
ali tho rival candidates 10 his Cabinet
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNS-On aud after Nov, Is, lSSS--S
lLAHATlON oE REEERENGE MARKS. gDGlly, tsun.
lay excepted. Monday excepted. lsattl Jay
SEeepted SUNDAY only, Saturday only
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When, in a crowded Chicago hotel,
Dubbleby was put into u room with q
bowling Anarchist, he called the clerk
up at midnight 10 inform him that he
was suffering from inlammatory ROOM
mate-iRm,
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When a girl slams the front door in a
suitor's face shehas certainly been guilty
Of contempt OF court.


First n cold, then a cough, then con.
sumption, then death. ~ took DR..
ACker's English Remedy for Consump,
ton the moment | began to cough, and
1 believe II saved my Tie. n-WAlTER N.
WALLACE, Washington. O. Il, Goethe, II.
b. purt,C. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. Z
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NEW YoRK, Jan. D.-COppcr firm; lake Sl7 20.
Lead quiet; domestic s3&. Tin dull; straits
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Fol, Sale.

A PIANO FOR SALE-CAN BE
N srrn at the rooms Of the Young Mems
GhT,IIan Assoc alton 40, ll29 Market street, For
terms and particulars apply to W. II, klSE-
HART. lIgi Market street, ucgl
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%CISCtNSATI, Jan. 9.-II0gs easy; common and
light 81 iNl1 20; packing and butchers S. Uiaj %
receipts 1850 head; shipments i,2iO head.
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ri bead ihibinthti S666sid mai n iaIpS SsllSs
N01Ab 9at fair 10 good el 9t9i TBI' 66tinoh Nm
Wt htpekeR q 7ta9 %. u6Fi-Reoeibla i,ET
head, lhlplnen4 100 head mhfkel hfmi PhilA.
delBhlaA Is e0b 2i talAVd d 2l5 9j Yorker
llab 81 common 10 iAlt 81 ihAb mi nifS G M
a %, Sheep liOCeiph 1850 head shlbmOhlI
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FOR SALE.
(s4) TWenty.FOur Lots III Caldwell'sA Add
ton 10 the City Of Wheeling.

sAld Lots are bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street. OF
tht south BY tho l!andlRn Homestead and Of
the west by the Il, 4 o. K, K.
ThelF proximity TO the above named rAllEOG(
renders them excellent sites for m~RpuiACturInI
establishments.
Il moi sold In thirty days will 10 sold at pub
lie auction,
For terms aud further information apply 10
". v. HOGE 4 BRO,
1900 Market Street,
Or WILLIAM n. HANDLAN,
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Auction Sales.
Auction Sales.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
Az
PUBLIC

The undersigned will sell at public auction, at
lhe north front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
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NOR RENT,

JNOR EENT-IN REILLY BLOCK,
Gamer Market and Fourteenth streets.
The EIcglnt Hail on fourth ll0Or, Ut present
o]rrpplc,l Ly The knights Of 81; George, 7 y
Snr u tie ,lnCsl halls In the city, Giii u hlIeI
, V With UI modern CinYGnientes' Possession
GErntHI'iI Waspment saloon, under G. sChncpI :
An" .tora Possession APRIL, Fine unicG Rooms,
W. and 4, on second llOOr, Possession April
i Elceart imnt rooms, Nos. and : on third
l,or nj ricsrut occupied by the Ohio Valley
WyT ~ liinr newspaper. Possession April l.,
ia, W1icc room No, . on salne floor. Posses
Gan nj nncc. WgtCr. natural and city gus
tthT ughout the building. Also, large store
room aod cellar NORTHWEST GOEneI any aua
cSt,arr dwelling HOUSE, No. 5 North broadway,
L,IsnI, cOnIaIU!ng four rooms aud kitchen,
matIral aud Clly sr, good cellar. Possession
ApfiiI. Al,n, stveIal good tenement houses IN
sixth ward on Main sheet, opposite the mills
OK farms 40 Rprlv 10 NJ. REILLY,
1J S0s 1850 nnh 1871 Main street.
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Tho deadly parallcl-the doublo.bar.
relied shotgun.
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4l9csl NOs, ab and ~ Fourteenth Street,
You HAVE ALI BEEN THERE

On The back Of y supper bill hRlllng from 1
transatlantic hotel are written the following
Look carefully Throughout this bills
Enough, II print would only dlli
Select some dpllCaCy light
TO tempt CxRCting appetite,
Then spot II,
Tho waiter leaves like fast eXprcssi
IL gone SOmO half Rn hour or lGHS;
Returns with lmheGile gTlmAce.
And, staring blRndly IN your laG0-
Amt got H."
Philadelphia AHR.
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DTTTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
L LOUIS HALLWAY Co.-ranhAnllo RouiO
leave Wheeling, Central Standard llm0: Fur
B,eubonVllle, Utphufgh and the las, 800 4. III,
1913 p, M, a;D y M, and $40 p. m, fpf COilln.
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and st. Louis O1O
1875 u, IN. Trains ArfiYO " Wheeling nj bib0
a, nj, 1000 a. III, 24j y, m. and ND p. m,
Trains leaving at O.0 a. ~, and arriving AtO
n, M, run solid between wheeling and Fits.
hlrIh. All imlna daily pHeenL bnhhAy. All
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Billie with M injured airl-Your
father kicked me last night. Evange.
line-oh, dear, I'm so sorry. l hope he
didn't burt you much; you sec, he's In
the habit Of footing all tho bills.
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baltimore Live Stock Market
GALVESTON LIVE STOCK YARDS, |
MONDAY, jan. I, 1852.

--s-A-
baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALyERToS LIVE STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY, JRn. 4 lSSl. !
TllR SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals This wee -......,...,..'.. .'.... ....'.'',.,.' IVY
Arrivals last week, ,.."... ............n... 6,gi0
Arrivals ono year Ag0."""""...............U""..- O,bJO
REMARKS.
There IA n fair supply Of hogs on the MARKET
n few hundred In excess Of last weeks numbers.
The quality will average Il trlllC better than that
oil last weeks receipts. Rough hogs are hard 10
sell ut our lowest QuOtAtiOns-6kA1c-whllO
there Is \ moderately good demand for light
hogs, which range at 7ka1N.
? OF tho receipts, 2,0S9 head came over the Hal
tlnore & Ohio railroad, aud 6,63S head over the
PennEylvRhla railroad.
CLAREMoNT LIVE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE, jan, !, 1880
Ailhogs soldin these yards by L. A. Blackshere
ATE At gross weight.
Receipts this week. 4.2gi head. against 2,Sg2
head last week. Light hogs selling ut 5GOi
heavy hogs selling at IS SOL rough hogs selling
al q 20.
ARRIVALS or LAVE STOCK
Al CdrenpOM Stock Yards, ria baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for iretk ending J1R.G.
l76 cars, containing iii head Of cattle, "a
calves, 7S sheep T,JQ hogs, 10 horses. ship.
mentE 10 New York, philadelphia, &G.-l,l0G
head Of cattle, II calves, a2l sheep, LOIS hogs,
10 horses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-10

NLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-10

100 head; market fair; prime 81 C0ai IS; aIr to
good s. 76a4 %; common y OOa3 CO., lambs s. Goa
Smyrna times., 1889-07-24
News Items.

Governor Merriam, of Minnesota,
has refused to pardon Bob Younger,
one Of the NOrthfeld bank robbers,
who is dying Of consumption in the
State prison at Saltwater.
The lasters in the shoe factories Of G.
B. Lancaster, Pitts6eld and Barnstead,
n. H., are on a strike for an increase of
half cent per pair for certain kinds Of
shoes. The strike throws 500 hands
out employment.
Professor Alexander Johnston, of
Princeton College, is dead. He was
only 40 years old. 1t was he who
wrote Connecticut" in the American
Commonwealth series, and his "Histo-
nv of American Politics" is well known.
The South Dakota Constitutional
Convention was in session ten minutes
Yesterday, and az the $780, 600 apprOpri-
ated for the expenses Of the Conven-
tion will have been exhausted by the
close of this week, the delegates are
agitated at the prospect of having to
pay their own bills.
Women are generally very timid.
but Mrs. Hage, wife of captain Hage,
Droyed. after her husbands bark, Gu
Dido. sprang leak, that she was an
exception, and great one, too. Dur
Eno the 20 days the vessel tossed
about on the ocean her courage never
aagged, and she kept the courage Of the
sailors up by her example, working at
the humps with them to keep the ves-
sel afoat. Besides this she prepared
ana brought their food to them at the
nnmps. which they dared not leave. The
crew. on reaching New York, having
been taken Off their craft by passing
vessel. united in giving the credit ol
saving their lives to Mrs. Hage.