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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22

coO bushels; corn. % 900 bushels; oats, 22l 900
bushels; rye p 900 bushels barley, 1872 900 bush
es Shipments Flour. 1900 barrels wheat 6S,-
900 bushels corn, l6S,000 bushels; oats, 7e 600
bushels; rye, 1900 bushels; barley 81 600 bushels.
BALTIMORE. October H.-wheat, western
weak and lower No. 2 winter red spot s0asl1<c;
December sl5<sSl5sc; January ss74sSSe; February
sSszasic Corn, western, quiet aid easy; mixed
spot S954a4oc; October 3g19a3954c November
39l sa39Hc year and January 3s1ac. Oats, firm
and higher; western white 2619a2s15c; do mixed
2is261sc; graded No. 2 white 2o1zc. Rye, steady
at 55a57c; bay, dub; prime to choice timothy
sl3 OOa1i 90. Provisions, steady. Butter, firm;
western packed 1Oal2c; best Toll l4alsc;
creamery 25a25c. Eggs, steady; nearby 2la22c;
western 2lc. Coffee quiet; eargOes, fair at 1910
Receipts--FlOur, 1880 barrels; wheat 5000
bushels; corn, "a 900 bushels; rye 1000 bush
els. Shipments-Plour y g59 barrels; wheat,
200 bushels corn, 1900 bushels. Sales
Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., October 2l.- Cotton easier;
Flour, easy and unchanged. Wheat, steady;
No. red 7Sc; receipts c, 2S7 bushels; shipments
$3.50 bushels. Corn. steady; No mixed SIC
Oats dull ana weaker; No , mixed zlc Rye,
light and demand firm, No. at 45c. Pork, quiet
at Sll %. Lard, strong at S6 20 Bulk Meats,
steady at IS S7% Bacon steady; short clear at
Sc l215a6 .. Whisky steady; sales ,289 barrels
distillers hnisded goods on basis Of 81 OF. But
Ter, dull fancy creamery 2ia25c Sugar, weak.
Eggs, quiet Cheese, easy.
TOLEDO o., October 2l.-wheat, weak and
lower; cash SlaS0Ac: october sOAc; December
Size; May s6l4 Corn, dull cash S3c Oats
quiet; cash 2lc. Clover Seed, steady and
higher: cash and November SO 60; February
S. -. Receipts~Wheat. 22eOO bushels: corn
25 200 bushels oats, 500 bushels; rye, 1900 bush
els Shipments Wheat p 800 bushels; corn, i6,-
700 bushels: oats 2300 bushels; rye / 30
bushels clover seed, 625 bags
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
STATE NOTES.


On Wednesday, October 9th, 8 little
c0lored girl. setting ne chamhermaid at the
residence of Capt. a. T. Mathews, in Lew
i-burg. wss seriously burned. A package
of powder lhalf d eound) was lying on the
mantel. which She had been warned not to
torch. as 10 was dangerous. But curiosity
ogtrcame her aud she deliberately struck
81 match and stuck il to the package.
There are only 1913 West Virginia sol
diars row inmates Of charitable homes, Of
which number The Government cares ior
sighty.two. O.her States provide for thir-
teen, aod the West Virginia authorities
are charged with the maintenance OF
twenty-seven. West Virginia supports
seventeen soldiers who enlisted IN other
States
Tie grand Jury Of Gilmer county, last
week. found indictments for murder
against Fred Ewing and j. S. Bfanuan,
t1r the killing Of a colored barber named
Crawford several months ago. Both parties
gave bond.
10 one day last week seventeen new
iremen and brakemen were hired by the
B. & o. az Martinsburg. This is one
straw that shows how the railroad wind Is
blowing.
Frank Malotte, Of MorgautOwn, fell
from a bridge thirty feet high, last Wednes-
day, alightng but about q foot rom a
fence. He had a narrow escape from
death.
Hunters are beginning TO flock into the
State from outside cities. in search Of hig
games one party OF twenty-five are en-
canned he the Cheat mountain country.
The molders at the Easigu Car Works,
az Huntington, struck Friday sgainst
reduction of wages from s. 90 TO 81 20
per day. They were all discharged.
Dat At the Dolls Ron eas and oil field,
I in Mouongalih county, they have some
how zoe the impression that nine inch
gas main is 20 be laid TO Wheeling.
Mrs w. T. Walters, wife of the Super
inteudent of the Taylor Comfy ln6rmary,
wss seriously burned by fash from q
large heater a few days sgo.
Aman named Merriman had one Of his
/ feet crushed on at the mill of the kena-
wha Lumber Company, at Parke'sburg'
I Friday.
The Monongshsla River Railroad will
I bs completed from Fairmont to CisrSsbuTg
by January j
Pmkersbulg has fixed the tax levy for
the snsuing year at Sll0 ou the 500.
Toblcco raisers in the lower end of the
I State report a splendid crop this year.
They have sight cases Of tiph.heria az
| Mddleburne. Tyler county.
/ A 1--WE foot vein OF camel coal has been
| found in Wayne county.
The oil well At Winfield, Putnam coun-
| ty, is down I, 800 feet.
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BENWOOD.
News Items and Personals Picked Up Yes
terday.


"Bums," who have visited Benwood,
never come back again as the police officials
have novel way of giving them a remem-
brarcs Of their visit II they are arreeted
aud put in the cooler the cffie5Ts will go
to the lookup about midnight, and
while one let's the prisoner out
another will wait for him with
nice juicy place Of gum hose about a
yard long, and "a the bum passes he gets
several whscks 10 the back that he never
iorgels, ard that is the last seen of him.
Those who have been through the mill
never return for fear that a brick house
will fall on them.
William, Joseph end Rusty" Atwell
who were arrested Sunday by Officer Sea-
bright for assault on VIM 0dermiller, an
account Of which appeared in yesterday
MsyhOOd yesterday afternoon II sp-
psaTed from the evidence that the three
brothers had jumped onto OitermilIer, and
"Rusiy" cut him on the arm. William
and Joseph were fined $40 and costs each,
and Rusty" was fined SIS and COSTS
William paid MS fine and the other two
went into the box"
A Bsnwood man remarked yesterday
that the item in the Moundsville news CT
October 10 in reference to a sad experience
several young men of that place had in
BenwoOd, has no possible chance Of being
true, as be has yet to zee the first Mounds
vile man ION the hooks" on account of
the necessary wherewithal 10 get there
Marshal Dolbear reports taxes coming in
very slow and he says he will soon com
merce their collection through the office il
delinqueuts do not pay up. 1t will be
best to save trouble.
Patrick ManleY, an old Benwood citi-
zen, now from the far west. and his broth
er Brien were shaking hands with old
friends yesterday.
Saturday was pay day at the Wheeling
steel plant and the Benwood wOrks, and
the boys all made good use If their
money.
James Nolan is moving his family into
Watt Duggan's house. He will also have
his place of business fixed up nicely,
Miss Lizzie Miller and Miss Rachael
Bursey, who have been visiting Miss Mary
Thompson, have returned home.
The marriage Of Mr.. James Moran and
Miss Ida Nolan is set for Thursday next
at Johns Church.
Houses in BenWOod bring higher rents
than those in the lower end OF Wheeling.
Mrs. John White, Of Wheeling, was visit
ing Miss Maggie Healy yesterday.
Ell. Datemple and Frank Brldgeman are
visiting friends at Columbus.
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ETNAVILLE
MARTINS FERRY.
An Interesting Budget Of News Of A
Kinds.

An Interesting Budget Of News Of All
Kinds.
Yesterday about 1Oo'clock John Heofer
of Bridgeport, was walking mp the side
track lust above the O & p freight depot.
when the switching engine came along.
He seemed 10 become bewildered aud
stepped from the side track On to the
main tack right in front of the engine
which struck him, throwing him to one
side of the track and cutting his head very
badly mat above he left eye. He was
mt on the engine and taken to Bridgeport,
where DR.. Heinlain dressed his wounds,
and said while they would be very painful
still they are not neceesarily dangerous.
There is quite a large crowd going to
Rellsire 10 hear Campbell speak tonight
There will be- an excursion all along the
Ia al at one fare for the road trip, and
il il very probable TINT an extra train Will
come no after the meeting, bat could not
learn positively ABOUT it.
Cbas. E. McKim, chief train dispatcher
on the c &P. X r, was in town yester-
day. the guest Of his parents, MIR. and MIS-
Geo. McKim, on Third street.
Mrs. Frank Heinrich and little daugh-
ter. Octsva. of Ziuesyille, o., have return
ed home after pleasant visit with Mrs
J. Y. Patterson.
John F. Miller aud vie, of Anderson,
Ind. are in the city, the guests CT rela
tives and friends.
Will be around in my wsgon tomorrow
mornirg with fresh fish and oysters John
Terrell
Frank Hood. Of East Liverpool, was
registered at the Hotel haywood yester-
day.
Cant. L W. Inglebright was in Steu-
bepville J yesterday visiting friends.
j. haywood proprietor Of the May
wood Hotel. is on the sick list. g.,
"Oaly Farmers Daughter was played
to a good house last night.
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ANsw Remedy for insomnia


The abnse Of the eve is the crime Of The
age. I am prepared 10 demonstrate that
al laast niue-isnths Of the prevailing sleep
lss.nsss. of which We hear o much, is due
to nervousness directly traceable TO the op-
tic nerve. We aIe wearing our eyes out
over books and desks aud types, and the
effect shows itself not only in the appear
aucs Of the organ itself, but IN It's
retroactive tfec on nerve ana
brain. 1 have discovered a remedy
for s'eep'essness, and for the reason that /
have never known II TO fail. am fOrn-
fed in 10y opinion that the whole trouble
arises from the oyerslrain of the eyes.
Take "a soft cloth-say piece Of mapped
towel-and odd in il two small pieces OF
ice 40 distancs apart 70 exactly cover the
ewes when the cloth Is laid across them.
Then lie down, adjust the cloth with the
ice over the eyes and you will be asleep in
a very shor, time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO CoUN-
/ ty, IS.
plafoO Jana
In Chaucery

William NJ McAfee and others
The general object of this suit is 10 obtain the
instructions and directions Of the Court as 10 the
duties Of the plsintfi rs trustee under deed
made 10 him by william McAfee and CoInelia
McAfee. dated on April 10th. A. d. 1879 and re-
corded in The Office OF the Clerk OF the County
C0url OF Ohio county, in Deed Book 10. GO, PAGE
4. with reference TO certain property standing In
his name as trustee under said d ed, and certain
money IN his hands as trustee, aud certain pro
perry and securities belonging to the trust and
now In the hands Of william l. McAfee, and
also TO have an order entered by the saic Court
appointing a new trustee instead Of the plaintiff
TO execute the trusts declared in the said deed.
And il appearing from an affidavit hled in the
cause that t1e defendants William L. cAfee,
Cornelia McAfee, Thomas c. AchesOn, Blanche
AchesOn, CorneiG Acheson, Sylvester NJ Ham
iltou, Mary Hamilton. Maud Hamilton, Blanche
Hami ton, and Cora McAfee are nonressdents OF
the state OF West Virginia, It is ordered that the
said nonresident defendants do appear within
one mouth aiter the date Of the first publication
hereof and DO what is necessary TO protect their
interests
Entered at rules held for the said Court in the
Clerk Office the eof on the TN day OF October,
A d. 1889.
Witness, John ". Michel. Clerk Of our said
Court at the Court House Of ssid county, this
9.h day OF October. 1889, to-wit: october Rules,
lss9. JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time October 10Th, los9
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
LAMB A RUSSELL, Soiicitors for Complainant
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BELLAIRE
News of All Kind Gathered in the Glass
City

[
City
The case of the Wheeling Natural Gst
Company sgaiDst the Eins Glass and Man.
ufscturiDg Company ID again up FOR hear
| ingin the Common Pleas Court OF st. Olairs.
vile. This is the case in which the valid.
ity OF the one sided contract is 10 be tested
and in which all the Manufacturers are in.
terested. Whether any responsibility at.
tsches to the Gas Company will be deter
mined by this case.
The Campbells are coming. Look on:
for them to-nigt. Mr. Campbell will
make a speech this afternoon in Woods
field, after which be will come 10 this
city on q special train. He will not ST.
rive until after o'clock. A big crowd
will turn out.
A mould maker borrowed five dollars
from his boarding mistress yesterday and
left town. at least he failed TO show up
for dinner or supper. He said he wanted
TO pay a fine with the money he borrowed.
]. H. Mcconnell, Democratic nominee
for Recorder, is in the city seeing voters.
Mr. McO. has been kept at home a great
deal since his nomination by business, bat
is now hustline about at & lively rate.
It was stated yesterday that there was
case of diphtheria on Gravel Hill, but
the fact, when sifted, resulted in the find-
ing Of severe sore throat.
The miners at the upper Heatherington
coal works quit yesterday, owing to lit
tie trouble about the expense Of the check
weighmsn.
A large soapstone fell on the foot Of
Frank JIka while he was working IN 3
coal bank, and two Of his toes had to be
amputated.
The boilers at the water works are to
be covered with q substance that will help
the boilers retain the heat, thus saving
fuel.
Three buns were arrested yesterday
afternoon. They were under the Influence
Of liquor and were selling cheap jewelry.
Jamts A. Israel, who has been working
on the hot blasts at the mill furnace, has
quit and gone to Blairsville to work.
The Busy Bees" of the Episcopal
Church are preparing Christmas box to
be sent to the hospital at Cincinnati.
Mr. McDonaugh. the genial salesman for
JOS. Grove & Co, of Prttsburg, is here
with big line Of holiday goods.
H. A. Lichtenberger aud 1. n. Grafton
are in attendance at the meeting Of Grand
Lodge Of Masons st Cincinnati.
The rev Benwood ferry will be down
from Pltisburg a. soon as Davis Island
dam repairs are completed.
A son of James Keys, Of the First ward,
fell fOm q trapeze bar and broke his arm
in two places.
Col J. T. Mercer President OF the
Stamping Company, has returned from an
Eastern trip.
The boiler works sent a consignment Of
boilers 10 the Riverside furnace yesterday.
Both Of the Building Associations sold
money at a fair premium last night.
The Bellaire Savings and Loan Company
talks Of winding mp business.
Mrs. oliver, of Gravel Hill, is suferir g
tom a stroke Of paralysis.
Either Esenberg will sell his household
goods at public auction.
Several fast trotters were on the racing
track on Saturday.
New floats are being built for the upper
ferry.
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Visible SUNNY ~ Grain

CHICAGO, October 2l.-The Board Of Trade re-
port on the visible supply OF grain is as follows:
Wheat y 052 O10 bushels increase 2,2l2 600 bush
els; corn, 1885 0OJ bushels, decrease l,l22,00O
bushels: oats 100000 bushels. increase $4,000
bushels: rye, l,27S 600 bushels, increase 1900
bushels; barley, l6l4,OOO bushels, increase OIL
900 bushels.
NEW YORK. October 2l-Stocks OF grain IN
store and ahoat October 49, Wheat, 5i5o, 597
bushels: com, Bliss 927 bushels; oats, 1880 7l3
bushels; barley, 20 so bushels: rye. 50,Sf5 BUSH
els. malt. III g15 bushels. peas. 66l buehels
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness TO robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such
a remarkable event is treasured in the
memory and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is gratefully
blessed. Hence il is that so much is heard
in praise Of Electric Bitters. So many feel
they owe their restoration to health, to the
use Of the Great Alternative and Tonic. II
you are troubled with any disease Of Kid
neys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short
standing you will surely find relief by use
of Electric BitteTs. Sold at SOC. and 81
per bottle at Logan & Co. Is drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY, PA, October 2l.-Petroleum opened
81 cos; highest 81 OO34 lowest 81 00lS; closed at
81 coz Sales, $4,000 barrels; clcarances, 47i
900 barrels; charters. ~ Cos barrels; shipments
97,4s7 barrels; runs, i9,1is barrels
PITTsBURe, PA, October 2l.-Petroleum, dull
but firm; opened at g9tSci highest 81 COZ; Lowest
9)Ic; closed at 81 0OH
BRADFORD, PA, OctOber2l Petroleum opened
at 81 Co., highest 81 0054; lowest 81 90: closed al
81 0O5s; clearances 1856, 600 barrels.
TITusvILLR, PA, October 2l-Petroleum open
ed at 81 90; highest 81 COZ lowest 81 90; closed
at 81 OON.
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FIgANCE AND TRADE.
Money at oa1e Per Cent. - Governments
Dull and steady-StOcks Lower-Flour
Dull and UnohaDged-Wheat Lower.

NEW YORK. October 2i.-Money on call tight,
ranging from g to l. per cent: last loan closed
offered az per cent; prime mercantile
paper 555a7 per cent; sterling exchange quiet
and weak at 4sl]5aiS515
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/, s:lOs. m. daily,

Moundsville Accommodation 5:S5 a. pl, and
1901 and Clio p. m, Except sunday.
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RRIDGEPoRr.
Two Accidents, = Funeral and Personal
Paragraphs.

Two Accidents, n Funeral and Personal
Paragraphs.
Mr.. Hosffer, who is visiting friends
here, was walking on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh railroad track yesterday, and
hearing train approaching him from the
rear, stepped of Of the main track on 10
the switch. Il Wss the switch engine,
however, that was heard by the gentle
man, and when be stepped on the side
track the engine struck him, inhicting q
scalp wound and a bruise above the eye.
Mr HOeffer is not seriously injured.
Louis Kalere, an italian employed at
the Wheeling Greek Coal Works, was
crushed bya fall of coal yesterday. He
bad his shoulder and hips mashed, four
ribs broken and is injured internally. Il
ia hardly likely that be will recover. Dr..
Van Wsgener attended the injured man
and rendered all the medical assistance
possible.
An item came to this ofics and wss
printed IN Sundays issue TO the effect
that Mr. George Elliott had given a euchre
party last week. Mr.. Elliott desires to
have it known that no euchre party vas
given by him, and that the persons men
toned as having been present dc not play
euchre.
A special train under the command Of
Charles @ Craig will be run on the c., l.
q W. Railroad this evening from 81.
Clairsville TO Bellaire. Returning, will
leave Bellaire at 10 O'Clock. Many Bridge
port people viii toke advantage OF this
train.
The funeral of Mrs r. J. Bags took
place yesterday afternoon at l o'clock.
The services were held at her late resi-
dence and were conducted By Rev. Q @.
Hays, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Boyd. Tie
inteTment took place at Weeks cemetery
Judge c. W. Carroll and Mr.. Lew g
Murdaugh, Of S.. Olairsville, were IN town
yesterday.
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander went up to the
county seat yesterday.
Mrs. Heartstein, Of Washington, Pa, is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and hrs. Sumner visited friends IN
Cadiz over Sunday.
Miss Belle Mcconnell is visiting friends
at So. Clairsvilia.
Mr.. viii Cook spent yesterday at st.
| GAINESVILLE
Mr.. J. E. Clark spent Sunday at St
| Cisirsville
/ .ErNAVILLE.
The Etna, one day last week, made bet,
ter time than was ever known before. Ned
Meyers, muck-roller, rushed things and
consequently the forge department go'
done earlier than ever before.
Notrsce has yet been found OF Hunchy
Porter, the eharQer who imposed on The
/ TTfua
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22

81 Clsiryille Accommodation, 1910 A. m. ane
lao and 5:l5 ?. m, Except sunday.
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Litueshori-Can' G you let me have a lit
he ham until the first month, Mr.. Her
rire2
Grccsr-We are running this store on
the religious newspaper principle now,
Mr Lultshort
"How2 la what wayg
We never give credit for anything"
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huc.lsn,. Arnies save.

The bes, salve in the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, OF no pay required.
Tt is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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GRATBFUL--COMFORTING.
Epps'sCocoa.
BREAKFAST

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion aud
nutrition, and by a careful Application Of the
dne properties OF well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with delicate
Is Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy COO Ors' bills. II is by the judcous use
OF such articles OF diet that 60 fttuliOn may be
gradually built up until strong enough to resist
every tendency TO disease. Hundreds OF subtle
maladies are floating around MS ready To attack
wherever there is a eak point We may escape
many fata shaft by keeping ourselves wei
fortified with pure blood ana properly nOur
ished frame n-CirR Sorricc G1-eh..
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
onlvin half pound tins by Grncers, labeled thus.
NNFG FPPeRG1 HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
'nhl0 XIV W. London, England.
eu1giATu Th4gc
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NEW YORK. October 2l.-MOney on call tight,
ranging from 10 l. per cent: last loan closed
offered az per cent: prime mercantile
paper 515a7 per cent: sterling exchange quiet
and weak at 4Sl13aiS5H.
GovRsENENTs-Dull and steady.
Fours Registered. l27
FOurs,
Fours-and- a-half, Registered. ......--...
tOur-and a-ha =
Pacific SKIES or -
srATEs-Dun and steady.
RAILROADS-Dull; sales $4,000.
STOCKS-The stock market was more active
bat decidedly weak to-day, and the declines
were very material, reaching all portions OF the
list, although both trusts and grangers are the
principal sufferers. a variety OF causes con-
uibuted to this end, though the persistent al
tacks Of The bears under cover OF the nlgh rates
for money wer~ most enectual in bringing about
the downward movement To aid them
this morning there was not only &c
Cided opposition TO the sugar rus. by
5preckles, but the publication Of the statistics
of the coal trade FOR the expired portion OF the
year. and the late decreases in the earnings Of
the Changers. New cuts In rates by the Bnrling-
ton aud Northern. and some opposition TO the
Atchi,on plan, which has developed in London,
were also favorable fac ors. The opening of the
market wa, tame and heavy, and the beals I'm
mCdiately began the attack, paying special a.
tention to sugar, Cotton Oil. Lackawanna, Rock
Island sud Chicago Gas. The traders
lent their influence TO the bears.
aud there was undoubtedly considerable
long stock dislotged. while the uucoverng of
several stop orders accelerated the drop. The
close was steady. Delaware ard Hudson lost
"a, c., c.. C.. * 81. L. and Burlington each ~
LackaWanua lA TranscOnunental l5s, Northern
Pacific preferred, and Lake Erie and Western
preferred "a each Missouri Pacific l}s, North
western and Lake Shore IL each, Reading II.
Paul and Chesapeake and ohio second PREFER d
llz each. Rock Island and Union Pacific per
cent each, ana Others fractional amounts Sales
266,Sj shares. Quotations closed bid as follows
Adams Express 100; American Express. ll6;
Canada Pacific Is. Central Pacific 3iH; Chesa-
peake and Ohio 25ls; preferred do hnts 6l5a;
DO seconds preferred ia; Chicago and Alton
l27: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1917;
Delaware and Hudson 1881: Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, l4O1a' Denver and kio
Grande 1871; Erie 2s3s; preferred do 6i IT.
Wayne 1876, Illinois central, III; Lake shore,
iGi5s: Michigan Central, 81; Minneapolis ana
S. Louis, a. do preferred ~; Missouri Pacific
$50: Northern Pacific 81; do preferred lt2
Chicago and Northwestern HOS; do preferred,
lil: New York Central 1861; Oregon Transcon-
tinental 3215: Pacific Mail, 80; Peoria, D. x Z.
20: Pittsburg l5S; Pullman Palace Car lS259;
Reading 49,; Rock Island 963 ST. Louis and san
Francisco, y; do preferred 50; do hrst prefer
red, l05 st. Paul, 6s15 do preferred lllA ST. Paul;
Minneapolis and Manitoba, 1871; 81. Paul and
Omaha. S2lS. do preferred, %; Texas Pacific,
ID; Union Pacific, G., United States Express,
50; Western Union. oSE