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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07
a Library Study.
Ne,p York Tslenrdm.


OF all the contemplate characters
mentioned in the annals OF crime about
the meanest Is the individual known o
the police OF almost every city in the
world as the library thief. you have
ever visited any of the big circulating
libraries OF this city you have proba bly,
noticed that here and there
through many books entire pages
have been either torn or cut
out, entirely defacing and spelling
the volume. II the work Is an Illus
trated one il is the engravings in nine
cases out of ten that are missing. That
ton, and every big library in this city
has suffered from the depredations of
this class Of criminals. visited several
of the big libraries in this city ecently
to learn something of the methods OF
the vandals, and what, if any, precau-
tions are taken TO secure the books
against their deprcdations.
While waiting for the librarian of the
Cooper Institute Library my attention
was attracted by file of old newspa-
pers, and in turning over the pages
came across many instances OF the han
dwork Of the thieves. When / called
the attention OF the official to the mutt
lation and stated my object in calling
he said: "Yes, that is the work of the
library thieves, and IL meaner
and more contemplate class
have never heard Of. Every
library in the city has suffered in the
same way, and l am sorry to say that
there is absolutely no way of putting an
end to the vandalism except by watch
ing every man and woman who takes
out books, and that, of course, is i'm
possible. Sometimes we catch them,
but very seldom, as the work is done
very quickly and generally when no one
is watching them" The clerks at sew
eral other libraries corroborated the
story above. They also said that few
Of the thieves are ever caught.
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THE PICKPOCKET'S ART.
A Devotee oft Dilates Upon the Beauties
He Sees In 1t.


There is no class of artists" said q
renowned thief to a Kansas City Star re-
porter. who in their calling are as dex'
ferrous as pickpocketS. This is due to a
double incentive. Not only does your
pickpocket find bait for effort and ex'
ertion in success, but has the added spur
of fear OF failure.
Success means as much To pick
pocket as to any man, and failure means
a great deal more. 4 vocation in which
the slightest slip means loss o! liberty,
and perhaps life, will ever be apt to have
a degree OF expertness in its followers
not present in more reputable and safer
avenues of trade.
"PickpocketS, like poets, are born,
not made. Their nerves must be iron
and vet as sensitive as instinct. Their
hands must be as complete in makeup
and accomplishments as Hermann
and strong as steel while light as down.
Out of the vast army of humanity who
are soldiers of the shadows only one
fourth of per cent. can or do become
pickpockctS.
These form the nobility of thieves.
aud are reyerenCed by the burglar, the
footpad, the sneak and the coon man as
of a higher class than they. The prac-
tice of pickpocket, while not really at
work. is as constant as that some famed
professor of the violin or harp. lie
keeps pace with the procession. No
sooner does some jeweler invent new
fastening for diamond pins or studs
than these men of finest touch devise
the motion which eyades its purpose.
The chief object of pickpocket,
after certainty, is speed. he canuot
daily with his victim by the hour, What
he does is to be over in fash. Speak
ing of pins and studs, there has never
been a fastening so complex but the en-
pert thieves could defeat it in motion.
They do in their business as line work
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BELLAIRE.

Jesse Fusuer, the well known circus
clown, dropped into the city yesterday
morning from Columbus and registered at
the Globe Hotel. Jesse is veteran clown
now and is likely TO continue in the bust
ness. He has had successful season.
Mr.. Fred Eberle informs the writer
that the American Express Company late
" returned to its agents - per cent. OF the
cost OF the guarantee bond. This is the
only company that pursues such liberal
policy with employees.
"Whitepantsn Nelson. who stranded
here with the Maud Sypher Company, and
who has been doing bill posting for the the
atre here, yesterday secured position in
the "Inshavoguen company and joined the
troupe at once.
The seats for Robert Downing were
placed on sale yesterday morning and for
an hour there was jam TO secure good
seats. The audience Monday night will be
the finest ever collected in Il playhouse in
this city.
Oarsman Stanton, of Canada, has been
in the CITY for several days on visit TO his
old friends. Mr. s. looks just the same as
he did when he made Bellaire his head
quarters year or two since.
An old-fashioned social was held in the
First NJ. Z. Church last night. There
were no refreshments and no soliciting for
money. The event should live long in the
minds OF those who attended.
An open switch caused the c. 4 p. yard
engine to run of the track in the yard yes
terday. The engine was placed on the
rails again after several hours OF hard
work
A surprise party was rendered DR.. Ben
Morrison on Wednesday night, at the home
of his parents, in the Fourth ward. Mr.
Morrison has opened an office in Wheeling
The Chief of the Fire Department says
there can be no doubt that an attempt was
made to burn the Faherty property on Bel
mont street early yesterday morning.
The Fifth ward Library Association
met AT the home of John a. Gallaher last
evening. The organization meets once
weel, and is in fiourishing condition.
Thieves entered Jos. McClains grocery
on Wednesday night during the fire and
carried off some small change, some flour
and collection of small stuff.
The night policeman at the c. & p. depot
was threatened with knife by two
Italians whom he directed to get off the
company's property.
O. H. Howell, the well-known timer,
died at his home in the Fourth ward OF
pneumonia, aged O. years. Mr.. II. was an
old soldier.
A number of gentlemen have been tramp
ing over the hills this week with guns IN
quest of game. The supply OF sport is SAID
10 be good.
Harry NJ. Kelly ecretary of tn l.
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The Minister Caught.

NsfTOU -NeffS.
A precociouS little rascal was noticed
ON jefferson avenue the other day max,
ing his best endeayOr To ring door bell
lust beyond his reach. \ well-known
minister happened along and with the
impulses of 4 good samaritan wanted 10
help the boy.
Like 10 ring that bell. Sonny?'
yes, sir; but can't reach it,
Tie divine stepped to the yeranda ana
cave the bell vigorous pull as he pat
led the interesting Juvenile on the head
Now run like the deyil!' shouted ne
kid rs he shot down the street at Top
speed. All the man could do was 10
laugh At this deplorable bit of worldli-
ness and mako explanation when the
call was answered.
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PETROLEUM.

New York, November G.-Petroleum
opened steady, but soon became strong on
covering of shorts and advanced steadily
until the close luhich was firm. Pennsyl-
vania spot opened at nc; highest 7Sc; low
est axe; closing 7sc; December option
opened at 7Sc; highest i93,c; lowest 1Sc;
closed at 7s@.c. Lima oil at Isle. Sales
1000 barrels.
On CITY, Nov 6.-Pe,roleum opened
at SIC: highest 79c; lowest 1sisc: clos
ed at 11Szc. Sales, $4,000 barrels; ship
ments. 205, 56l barrels: runs, l4l, 81 barrels /;
charters. 1850 barrels.
PlrTsBuRG. PA. Nov. G.-Petroleum
opened and highest 7S3lc; closed at IS &c;
lowest 1Si4c.
BRADroRD, PA, Nov. G-Petroleum.
opened at sSilc: closed at 1S95c; highest
'9is e; lowest sc. Clearanccs 5000 bar
rels.
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Jumping stairs.

Mrs. Kelley, the Irish washerwomau,
came for the soilcd clothes just after
the pooncs had moved into their new
flat. which was reached by an elevator.
..Phwar's the shtairS?" she asked Of
the hall boy.
There" he answered. pointing 10 the
door Of the elevator.
-Phwat floors the Dooncs Ou?'
"Tll show You, said the oolislng
bow stepping into the elevator after her
and pulling the rope as he closed the
door,
When the ear began TO move Mrs.
Kelley was frightened and began to
scream:
Lit me out. lit nae OUT
In a minute" the boy replied, ana
soon slid the door back, and she stepped
oUt into q narrow hall.
The DooneS live there" tue boy re-
marked, pointing 10 a door on the right.
If that isn't a quare ShtairS, the
waSherwoman observed. gazing back az
the elevator i'm aStonishment dist one
ioOmp an you're up. But il mo0St cost
a pile o. money TO live in a house phwat
has i0Ompin' Shtairs.'
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Chicago Express. u IS and 595 A. m. aud 81
P H., daily, aud il:0O =. m, daily, except Sga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07
An Incident of the Elder billions Escape.

John Dillon ought TO tell his American
friends how his father, John Blake Dill
Ion, contrived TO make his escape TO
your hospitable shores in 1913. 1t was
after the abortivc rebellion in that year.
Dillon contrived to evade detection and
to make his way aboard vessel bound
for New York. He disguised himself as
a priest-shaving his face and DOMINIC
priestly attire. During the voyage a
love-lorn pair bcsought him to unite
them in wedlock, and their fellow-pas-
sengers united their applications with
those of the cnamored couple. This
was an awkward predicament. but Dill
Ions wit got him out OF it. My chill
dren," quoth he solemnly. "the faculties
granted Inc by my Bishop will not per-
nit me to celebrate marriage outside
my diocese"
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\ school Girl ships on a Coal Barge

Norfot VdriaigH.
Chief of Police Pcttis was called on
by Col. William Lamb yesterday. who
asked his assistance to rescue l6-ycar-
old young lady who had given her
teacher the slip, left school behind her,
and taken up life on a coal barge.
The young lady was pupil al one OF
the leading institutions in North Caro-
lima. and ran away from school about
four weeks ago. Her parents traced
her from Elizabeth City 10 Norfolk,
where 10 was learned she had taken up
her residence on board of coal barge
running between Lambeit's Point and
Northern ports. II was said that the
runaway was induced TO try life on the
coal barge by a woman whom the Cap
tain OF the barge claimed as his daugh-
ter.
Yesterday morning Detectives Prince.
Hcpple aud Pitt. OF the Norfolk force.
went down Co iambcrt'S Point after the
Young lady on the yacht Spray. When
they mOored alongside the barge, the
Captain. an aged man named Lima,
swore that they should not have the
young lady. II they took her, he said,
il would be over his dead body.
But when the detectives covered him
with three shining revolvers he changed
his key and willingly surrendered the
runaway. The young lady was brought
90 Norfolk and turned over 70 friends,
who will escort her home.
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Al. flesh is grass, and the grGsS-widow
IS frequently cut.-Nuiih. Gray ~ Co. 5
Monthly
The dcNiluoyer made q tlower.-RGm' =
Horn How about the toddy blossom?
Boston IUu>lript.
The man who runs zap a hotel bill is
likely tO run DO down" ON the day of
>ettlement.--Smth, GrQiG cos Monthly.
Suooper-Lct us takes Wagner sleep
er. nay dear. Mrs. Sn0oper-Oh. Nag-
ucr'S too noisy for me. Let MS take a
Puilman.-Wc>t shore.
Porous plaSterS are good for a weak
back" That's an right, but | want a
plaster that will De good for week
heuce.-HGrpcI'S BG-Ur.
A good record is the only valuable
thing that a man can leave behind him
here. and vet carry into the other world.
as well.-Smitb, Gray N COS Monthly.
I'm the most important animal in
the show. bca>tcd the sacred white Gle
uhant. Nonsense" roared the lion.
~Vm the maue attraction myself. '-
iHtc~OcCW.
Hoiack Seeing a crying child run
from pawnbroker'S shop very
appropriate. PaSSiicr-Why? llojack
The little fellow comes forth Will
three bawl>. -lRteI-OcCGp.
Hc-Ny dear, l was So frightened las
might that my tongue Glove 20 the roo
LOT ms mouth. She COMPATIBILITY
There, l knew you'd been drinking
Ncr York Herald,
He latter the quarreu-Come now
darling. smooth your wrinklcd front
Shc-Therc You 90 again. | am no
wrirkled. am Younger than you are
Jack Winters. IN never speak 20 yo
agaiu.-THc Epoch.
Mr.. Bingo-Onc thing IS certain
you'M never learn how 70 play whist.
Thought Won would drive me wild laS
night. Mrs. Biugo-No. You know
t;e0rgc. that ! didn't talk at all. Tn
only thing / did was 10 ask what tn
,
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baltimore AND OHIO Rail
TRANsoHTO DIVISION
Columbus Accommodation, 4s5 ?. IA, except

st. Clairsyille Accommodation, 800 aud 1910
n n and l'i5 and i:SS p m, except sunday.
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Wm. Tirnmons. postmaster of Idaville,
Ind. writes Electric Bitters has done
more for me than III other medicines com
bined. for that bal feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie,
"A farmer and stockuaa of same place, says
.Find Electric Bitters 10 be the best Md
nev and Liver medicine, made me feel like
a new man" j. W Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says; Electric Bit
tiers is Just the thing for man who IS ali
run dowu and don't care whether he lives
or dies: ne found new strength. good appe-
lite and felt lust like he had new lease on
life. Only soc bottle, at Logan Drug
Cos drug store.
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Rnci,len,s Arnica sa,se.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever,
Sores, letter, Caapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin ErupuOns, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction or money
refunded. Price p cents per box. For
sale Oy Logan Drug Co.
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Remnri,nl,le Rescue

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treated
for month by her family physician, but
grew worse. He told her she was hope
less victim Of consumption and that no medi-
cine could cure her. Her druggist sug-
gested Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption; she bought n bottle and TO her
delight found herself benefited from the
first dose. She CONT. ued its use, and after
taking ten bottles, found herself sound and
well, now does her own homework and is
as well as she ever was. Free trial bottles
of this Great Discovery at Logan Drug
Co.'S Drug Store, large bottles SOC and
II OO
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Advice to Mothers.

MIS-. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by mothers for children teething
for over fifty years with perfect success.
IL relieves the little sufferer at once, pro
duces natural, quiet sleep by freeing the
child from pain. and the little cheruo
awakes as bright as a button" II isvery
pleasant to taste, soothes the child, soitenS
the c1ms. allavs pain. relieves wind, regu-
Iates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
coutc a bOffla
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PRODUCE.

New YogK, November 6.-Flour receipts
1900 packages. Wheat, steady and active;
receipts, 81 600 bushels; exports $, 40 bush
els: sales, 1850 bushels futures, and
II 900 bushels spot; spot market dull and
unchanged ungraGed red 96caSl o. p No. =
red gSi options firm; No. red November
81 0555; December Il 0d9Sal o., closing 1T
81 065G; May 81 1855 II, closing at 81 iOes;
July 81 ll5S. Corn, receipts, 10000 bush
els; exports, 1000 bushels; sales, l,G4O,-
600 bushels futures and l13,000 bushels
spot; market lower; ungraded mixed 59Si IA
l6ll5c: November 595-c; December G035c;
January G0s5o: May Cos a6l25c. Oats, re-
ceipts u, 900 bushels: exports $4,000 bush
els: sales 305,000 bushels futures and A.
0C0 bushels spot: market easier; November
i9c: December 1870 May 5l4c; spot No.
white 5215c; mixed western 47a52c; white
do 5Oa5Sc: No. , Chicago SOC. Coffee,
steady and l0a25 points up; December
Ii. S0ai7 80; January IL O0al6.2jc; February
II 55c: March l5.aOal5 zoe: April l5.lOa
10 DC: May 15.50al5 soc; July l5.l5c; spot
Rio active and higher at 1870. Sugar, re-
fined quiet and lower; & 5@sc; extra {
3-l6c: white extra & ll-lGa3 i3-l6c; yell
low 3-1Ga5 1-l6c; Off a jjSc; mould j
Il 7-lGc: standrd 4 6 5-lGc: conlectioners' y
65Lc: cutloaf 6 l3-l6c; crushed q 13l6c;
powdered GSsc; granulated and cubes csc.
Molasses, steady; New Orleans common TO
fancy 3Sa50c Petroleum, steady; United
7s9sc. Cottonseed Oil quiet. Tallow, ac-
tive at l3-lGc. Rosin, firm. Turpentine,
quiet and firm at 42c. Eggs, firm; western
55c. Pork, dull Cut meats, quiet Lard
lower: western steam 81 81 November
a 30; December * IL; January - "a; Feb
ruary ii 10 Butter. firm; western dairy
lOalsc: creamery l1a2ic. Cheese, dull;
Ohio fats ia9i.c.
CHICAGO, November 6.-Whcat trading
was large to day and the feeling developed
was somewhat unsettled. The early mar
ket was decidedly weak and the feeling
bearish. There was considerable short
covered at the decline. Corn, there was a
fair trade, with the feeling easier early in
| L. ro.cio,, hut latnr n hntlcr tone WIS
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~ CENTRAL STANDARD TINY.
pennsylvania LINES.
Froln Bridgeport Statloll

Trains via the Cleveland and riitsl urr E.u
road leave bridgeport Tor Pittsburg. ChicsgD
and Cleveland, iaO a. m. For Pittshlft 1929
A. m. Fog Chicago and Cleveland. f.ul g. ID.
For Piusburg and New YORK, 2:5i p. 81. faf
Stcgbenyilie. S.33 4. ~.
Trains arrive AZ Bridgeport a. 7.S n. In.. iI.r.
a. m, i2:lO j.. IL, 49, g. ~, and s., q. m.
or Saturdays only-for East Liverpool, e.. "a
p. M; from East Liverpool. n Il p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via ;he Pittsburg, Cincinnati and S.
Louis Railway. Pan-Haniie Route. leave Wheel
ing, for Steuheuylls, Pittsburg and the Esst
SD q. m, 1913 p. m, BID p. TO-, aud 40 D. VA
For Columbus, Cincinnan, indianapolis and 81
Louis. $50 n. II. and $40 p. m For Columbus
and Chicago, l2.a) p m. Tfaius arrive a. Wheel
Ing al $50 a. m, 1000 a. m, 2:f5 p. m. aud $50
p. m. Trains leaving NJ $50 n. m. and arriving
At 500 p. m. run solid between Wheeling and
PittsbuFg. All trains daily except sunday.
nof1
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as THIS the best" is question often
asked. when medicine is wanted. The fol-
lowing are few of the medicines of known
reliability, sold by c. Il. Goetze, w. w.
Irwin, John Klari, c. Schnepf and W..
Heinricis, druggists of this place. They
have many excellent medicines, but these
are worthy OF especial mention;
CHAMBERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY, famous
for its cures of severe colds, and as pre-
tentative for Group. Price 80 cents per
bottle.
CHAMBERLAIN's PLAIN BALM, a general
family linimcnt and especially valuable for
rheumatism. Price 80 cents per bottle.
CHAMBERLAIN's CoIIC, CHOLERA AND
DIARRHGA REMEDY, the most reliable
known medicine for bowel complaints. 1t
is especially priced by persons subject 10
collie. VI has cuLed many cases OF chronic
diarrhGa. Price - and 50 cents per bot
tie
ST. PATRIcK's PILLS, for disorders of the
liver and bowels. 4 vigorous but gentle
physic that cleans and renovates the whole
system. Price - cents per box.
CHAMBERLAIN's EYE AND SKIN ONT
MENr. For letter, salt rheum, scald-head,
eczema end chronic sore eyes. Price p
cents per box.
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Through tickets and baggage checked 90 al
points.
For rates and other information address
". J. ROBINSON, G.. L. A.. Parkershurg
\. J. BANDY. A G. =. A.. Parke-sbgrg
J. G. TOMLlNSON, Pas Agent. Nhrsiiu..W Va
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KANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY r. W KE ET. President
Kanawha Short Llurl 50 .H.rt $50
y.mhcr 2ith, ihsS. tnuhifrf frr" HiII.Hf
notice. Trains leave VIZ 80
Ohio River K. r. arrive e. u.
Leave Charleston o. n. .0rIrr
rs D. M, via -. l.. X q lE.f...t goo
tf.55 a. m. arrive wheeling t ..a CO.
luinbus and u. a o., daily r1rrpt rlrt F Cen
trail STANDARD Time. Sundays. only taIns
leave Charleston so .. Co.,. arrive NheHIrE
7.45 D. m Leave Wheeling go e. o. . arrive
Charleston 4. - p. m, VIA .. Z. X n.
GEO. J. EKMLlCH. g. L A
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lubreling 3r0lster
Graueiere' 05ui>r.

4 RIVAL AND DEPARTURE
- of PAINS-ENpLANATIo or REFER-
rNrr MARKS. sDauy. fSurdsy excepted. .MOn-
lav eNcepted ySuuiay excepted. saturday
.yc,pted' YSaturday ouiy. ;Sunday oniv-t5
Meridian. MAY N, lSN Nheehne tme' which
il. one hour earlier than Cen ral Tine.
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The Metal Market.

New YoRK, November G.-Pig iron dull.
and steady. Copper, stagnant Lead, dull;
domestic y 31iI. Tin, sluggish; straits
S9l.2O.
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Sale Of Elm Grove Coal Works.

No. 1911 Market Street.
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oIAIkS-Dlll anu SNtduN.
RAILRoADs-A little more active; sales,
s., 31S, 600.
SrocKs-The stock market has passed
through another day of severe pressure to
sell, prices yielding even more easily than
yesterday, the final losses being more i'm
pOrtant and numerous. The money mar
ket has again become prominent factor in
the situation in Wall street. and the bulls
feel that il is useless to attempt any up
ward movement until the money market
becomes more settled. The news
of the early morning was thought
TO foreshadow more unpleasantness
among the granger roads, and the
market was opened off from i TO y per
cent, with the whole market declining
The one bright spot in the market was
Sugar Refineries, which showed exception
al strength throughout the day. The whole
list, however, felt the pressure and the de-
cline was practically unchanged through
out the day, and the close was active and
weak, at or about the lowest prices of the
day. St. Paul lost 2JE Burlington 80,
Rock Island 2A, Union Pacific ,, Atchison,
Jersey Central, c.. c., G. Il |. ~. Sugar
is up 29.l. Sales 1855 shares. Quota
tions closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, l4S American Express,
III. OdudGd L dtliC, 81. ttutltl 1 a
cific, 20: Chesapeake and Ohio, 10; do.
first preferred, %; do second preferred,
81 : Chicago and Alton l25; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, s1@3; Delaware and
Hudson, 1857 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1903; Denver and Rio Grande
~; Erie, 2Oi do preferred, 81; FIT Wayne
la. Illinois Central OK. AXE Shore.
1858; Michigan Central, $; Minneapolis
and St. Louis, ); do. preferred, II: Mis-
souri, Pacific 66l5; Northern Pacific, 21ll :;
do preferred, 72l4 Northwestern, 1861 do.
preferred, i35; New York Central. 9si :;
Oregon Transcontinental, 321l; Pacific
Mail 40ls Peoria, Decatur and Evansville,
Il: Pittsburg, l54; Pullman Palace Car,
1875; Reading, 3S,5; Rock Island, %; St.
Louis and San Francisco, 80; do. preferred,
IS; do. first preferred, 20; St.Paul, 49,; do.
preferred 1867 St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba. lO6: ST Paul and Omaha, 25il {;
do preferred, 50: Texas Pacific, l1ls Union
Pacific Al; United States Express, G5:
Western Union, sos.