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MARTINS FERRY.

The following Mount Pleasant people
were in town yesterday: Ben Wright, VIM.
Tarbot, Albert Carter, j. X. Ratclif, X.
W. Chambers, Walter Harrison and broth
er. John TAYLOR. Jr, Mrs AID White, Miss
Lille Sharon, Mrs +. Theaker and Miss
Jessie Harrison.
What might have been bad accident
occurred at the new addition at the North
wood glass works. While the carpenters
were hosting heavy truss it fell, almost
catching some of the men under It,
The trouble between Exley & Co. and the
carpenters is settled, so we are informed,
and the planning mill will 90 on full next
Monday with union men.
0. S. Carey, formerly of the Gus Homer
Company, is registered at the haywood.
His company, The Sterling will be here
four days next week.
The dog poisoner is around again. Three
CANNES kicked the bucket on Fifth street,
Wednesday night. He has the thanks oil
the public.
A law suit between VIM. Rothermund
and Louis Rothermund, administrator OF
the estate, will come of to-day at st. Glars
vile.
The storm last evening played havoc
with a good many of the electric lights,
burning the boxes out.
There will be a meeting of the First
Ward Hose Co ON next Sunday at o'clock
Important business.
Ell. Leonard, of Columbus, o., and l.
Ewelester, of Rochester, n. Y, are at the
haywood.
We are glad to see our old friend Shell
Martin on the streets once more after
sick spell
The rain storm last evening destroyed
some of DR. Darrah's goods in his show
window.
W. l.. Trip, a former resident and sho'
dealer of this city, is here visiting friends
Landreth's garden seeds in bulk or paper
at ]. Williams, Washington street.
/ A car load of lumber arrived yesterday
from Bellaire for Isaac Newland.
! c. H. Kelly, a jolly drummer OF PITTS
burg, was in the city yesterday.
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Gnssin Ahnnf RoYnltN

! The mobiles of the Province of 81. Pc
terSburg At their annual assembly nave
| lust resolved to petition the government
to make a radical alteration in the laws
regulating the acquisition OF the ranh
of nobility. They wish to exclude iron
their class the officials and chinnovnik:
who become mobiles only by right anc
| length of service and the favortiSm OF
their SuperiorS. and who generally
| have no landed or other interests in tn,
province to which they are reckoned t.
| belong. At1thc same time they desire
to have the right Of proposing the emo
Element of other persons who are large
| landed proprictorS and have attained
certain standard of education. At pres
ent nobility is conferred by the Emper
or on whomSocVer he pleaSes. and Is also
acquired by mere official rank and the
receipt of the higher classes OF decora'
tiOnS.
In reality, the car alone conferS the
rank Of nobility in every case, since his
majesty bcStowS the official rank and
awards the decorations which carry
with them the little Of nobility, Con
scqucntly, tho declared wishes OF the
1T. Petersburg mobiles are understood To
mean that they would preserve their
ranks against the intrusion of the burc-
aucratic official class, who have no other
title to nobility, and would reserve to
themselves the privilege Of recommend
ing to the emperor as eligible for such
social promotion only those persons who
possess the qualifications OF property
and education. If Il change OF this
kind were carried out, which is not
likely. it would produce complete
transformation of social conditions.
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columns of the once magnificent Colon
made, the capital of each column a
Stork's nest. from which

columns of the once magnificent Colon
made, the capital of each column a
Stork's nest. from which
THAT SERENE BIRD.
OF the wilderness looks down upon,
complete master of the situation; here
and there remnants of the old city walls;
the old quay, where once the vessels
landed which yenturcd up the then nav
igable river: hut chiefly one great
mound, covered with broken marble
and granite and brick-thiS is all that
is left OF the great city which rivalled
Athens in wealth and art. 1t boosted
the Temple Of Diana, one of the Seven
Wonders of the World, but even the site
of the Temple is in dispute. The re-
puted spot is depression. containing
few pieces of splendid marble pilaS
and great StoneS-nOthing more.
Earthquakes and wars have made com
plete destruction and ground palaces
almost TO dust. A part of the locality
where the city once stood is now under
cultivation, though it is an exceedingly
rocky soil, and farmers are continually
turning up coins and rare antiques that
tell of the palmy daySof old. Altogether
EpheSuS is one of the emptiest and at
the same time one Of the most impress
Sive cities in the world, and it has given
to me a new and terribly vivid meaning
of the words written in the first few
verses of the second chapter OF Revcla-
tionS. c. c. HAYS.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June 5.-Cattle re-
ceipts SOB head; shipments $50 head; moth
ing done, all through consignmcnts.
Hogs-Recelpts, 2,Ii0 head; shipments,
| / so head market slow; medium and select
- 4jal 90; common To hest Workers - .Oa
/ 90; pigs = Slai co.
SheGp-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
so head; market very dull at yesterday S
prices.
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BRIDGEPORT.
w. NJ. CAYToN, Secretar

The Retail Merchants Protective Asso-
citation of Bridgeport and vicinity held q
meeting at the city building on Thursday
evening There was very full attendance
and the meeting upon whole was a very
harmonious one in every respect quite al
amount of business was transacted, among
which was the unanimous passage oil
resolution in which all the members agree
TO close their stores at eight O'Clock eacn
evening, Saturday excepted. The resoIu
ton is TO take effect Monday next, June y
Mr. John Turner, Sr. has been elected
Secretary of this Association and is just
the right man in the right place.
Childrens Day will be celebrated next
Sunday morning at the NJ. T.. church
Quite an interesting programme Is being
prepared, consisting of vocal and IN
strumental selections, and no doubt the Oc'
casion will be one long to be remembered
Uncle Jimmy Reynolds, road master OF
the c., L. X W. railroad, is dangerously
sick at his home at Ravenna, o. He made
a trip TO Salt Lake in hope Of regaining his
health but was compelled to return.
Cute Coss, who committed an assault
upon Larry McHale, was fined twenty-five
dollars and costs before Mayo1Mitchell yes
terday. In default Marshal Keller commit
ted him to st. Clairsville jail.
The annual meeting of the Alumni Asso-
citation will be held Friday evening at the
public school building. The object of the
meeting is the election of officers for the
ensuing year.
James Van Pelt, proprietor Of the Sher-
man House, who has been seriously i'll for
quite awhile, seems to get but little better.
His many friends hope he will speedily re-
cover.
At the next meeting of Council an ordl-
nance will be passed prohibiting the rid
ing of bicycles on the pavement
The miners strike is still on at the Stand
ard coal works and there is no prospect at
present of a settlement
Mrs. Frank Mally, of Wichita, Kansas,
is here on a visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. DR.. Cooke.
Street Commissioner Duncan is cleaning
and improving the streets in different parts
of town.
Mrs. Charles Kaufman still continues to
improve
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DAVIS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
A District Democratic Meeting Held q
st. George
S,.,ioi coyrespo,de,c, oft6s Reois,ey.


Special Correspondence of the Register.
ST. GEORGE, w. VA, May 3l.-Pur'
suant to call a District Democratic
meeting was held in the Court House to-
day for the purpose Of organizing a
club.
The meeting was called to order by
A. Il. Parsons, who in few brief re-
marks stated the object of the meeting.
l.. 5. Anvil was made Permanent
Chairman, d. w. Ryan Vice President
and w. NJ. Clayton Secretary.
. 1t was ordered that the club be called
the -. j. Davis Democratic Club.
Names were enrolled as members OF
the club add the Secretary was instruct
ed to enlist any young man over the age
of 10 years that desired to become a
member.
On motion Finance Committee con-
sisting of II. J. Dumire, r. Il. Griffith,
d. w. Ryan and w. NJ. Cayton were APP
pointed to solicit funds to buy literature
for the Club.
The Secretary was instructed to cor
respond with j. j. Davis and request
him to address the Club June 18th. that
being the first day of our Circuit Court.
A. Il. Parsons was instructed to secure
the lowest club rate of the Ndtiondt
Democrat.
1t was ordered that the Club meet at
3 p. III. on the first Saturday of each
month, and that each individual mem
Der consider it his duty to attend the
meetings and bring some friend or
friends with him.
II was ordered that the proceedings
of this meeting be published in the
REGISTER and Tucker Democrat
On motion adjourned.
l.. :. AUvIL, President.
w. NJ. CAYToN, Secretary.
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WOOL,
WHEELING, TUESDAY, June 3.

W HEELlNd. iEaDA1, June -.
There is lots of Tnwashed woods arriving
for Horkhcimer Bros, being their pur
chases in Harrison, Lewis, Upshur, and
other counties in this State. Wool in that
section is pretty well bought up, and the
price paid was - cents 10 the grower.
These woods are in handsomer condition
tkan they have ever been, the rains having
washed the wool nearly as well as if it had
been regularly washed by hand.
The farmers in this section are all busy
shearing sheep, and next week there will
be transactions in fine woods about here
From present appearances the market will
open at about 30 cents for fine fleece washed
wool.
We continue the following quotations
those on fine fieeces being nominal:
Fine fleece washed at 2.ia}Oc, unwashec
one-third of medium fleece washed 32a33c
unwashcd 23a25c: tub washed 33a:}jc.
BOsroN, June 3.-WoOl market steady
good Michigan X 3Oi sa3lc; Ohio do3la:}2c
Xxx Ohio 1}a3lc: No. combing 39a40c
Ohio fine dclainc 3ja:}1c; Michigan dc
do 35a3Gc: spring woods l1a20c; sprinl
Texas 20c; Territory woods G2aG2c for fine
5Sa5qc fine medium; pulled woods firm
choice superfinc 3lai0c; fair 20 hood su
perfine 3Oa.ISc; extra 29a:Dc: foreign woods
| firm
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LIVE STOCK.


WHEELING, TUESDAY, June 3.
The cattle market is reported in active
condition this week, but there are no
changes In prices except on hogs, which
have declined Messrs. Bayha * Dorsey
furnish the following quotations:
Cattlc-l,00O to LOO and above 35ialc
500 TO 800 pounds 81 a3j &c; 700 to SOOpounds
y abe.
Hogs Market slow at 3 50a3 60 per cwt.
thanksgiving, lively at 5a,c.
Calvcs-ln good demand at BAL &c.
Sheep-Active at 4a4i4c
BALTIMORE. THURSDAY, May %.
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CATrLE-The market has been
slow on the hill to-day, especially to,
wards its close The quality offered
was not Of as good an average as last week.
Tops were scarce and not of quite as good
a quality as then. Prices for tops Were
firm at last weeks figures; other grades
were of &c throughout There were a
few exceedingly common cattle sold. We
quote the range of prices from $50 To
800, most sales at S3i0ai.15 per 100 lbs.
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged
as follows Best beeves - 'ia5 10, those
generally rated first quality - 2iai 62l3
medium or good fair quality q 50ah 90,
and ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
81 50a3 - per 100 lbs
OF the cattle received POI came from
MARYLAND, ~ from Virginia. llG from
Kentucky, GIG from Pennsylvania, lS9 from
Illinois and 81 from Ohio Total receipts
for the week ! ISL head against $3.50 last
week. and | 80 head same time last year.
OF the offerings to-day sol head were
taken by Baltimore butchers. by coun-
try dealers. and - by Eastern buyers.
Total sales for the week S2l head against
SIC last week. and Ga head same week last
year
Mich cows-Trade is demoralized; full
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs Michael Curtain, Plainheld, III,
makes the statement that she caught cold;
which settled ou her lungs; she was treated
for IA month by her family physician. Out
crew worse. He told her she was a h"b.
III. rirfin of c0usiimptinE and that no neul
zine could cure her. Her druggist sus x.
I'D Or Kings New DISCOVER l9I IN t'i,
3.i;ab, found herself benefited from the
f,.s, dose She continued It's use and after
-a,.inr ten bottles, found herself SOUND ana
,,-'.iI NOW does her own hOuseworS ana Is
MS well as she ever was. Free t1aI o2 T....
~ mis- Great Discovery AZ Logan DruSS
COS Drug Store. Large bottles DO anu
SlOO
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Spe-li T.lsgrgag 20 ne REGISTER
MOUNTAIN LAKE PaRH, Mn, June "a
Gloom was east over our community 10y inc
death of Joseph IT, White, one of our no
blest Young men. His funeral sermon was
preached to-day iu the auditorium by Key;
. Al Davis assisted bv Rcvs. IsOn and
CLARK. The X of Z. and the Odd Fellows
,rere i'm attendance AS he was member OF
both orders rhe remains Were INFERRED
in The odd Fellows cemetery Ia Oakland
The large number Of people IA altendance
t--,,-.,.i tl.. birh esteem I'm which he was
hcid A little more than a year ago he was
married to Miss Mamie Dehnoaugh' oil
Mrs List. who has charge Of the Ale
ehenv House. and Mrs kariouSher; VINO
has charge of the Mountain Lake aIN'
both arrived to-day.
Mr. Lee Herue VIII at As assistant
postmaster again this year. aud Mr.. " n
Bishop as telegraph operator.
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Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of Idaville,
Ind writes: Electric BitterS has done
more for me than all other medicines com
bined. for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie,
farmer and stOckman, of same place, says
,.Fiud Electric Bitters to be the best Kid
new and Liver medicine, made me feel like
a new man j. W. Gardner, hardware
merchant. same town, says: Electric
Bitters is Just the thing for a man who is
an run down and don't care whether ne
lives or dies; he found new strength, good
appetite and felt just like he had a new
lease on life. Only soc. bottle, 1T Logan
Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
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PRODUCE.
WHEELING. TUESDAY. !

WHEELING, IEepA1, June ..
The market this week is reported in very
good condition, the improvement IN the
weather having caused better supply oil
country stuff to come into the market
There is but little change in prices since
our last renort Strawberries are arriving
in liberal quantities and the price is some
what lower. The berries coming into the
market now are in good shape Eggs have
advanced cent or two and the demand Is
good 1t is the general impression now,
however. that they have reached the high
est notch. Spring chickens and old hens
are selling out on arrival. Prices Will not
increase from now on. Butter!s quiet and
slow. although choice butter generally has
a pretty good call. Prices have declined
somewhat.
We quote the following prices;
Butter. country choice SalOc: country
good 6a1c; country fair 4a9c.
Eggs. strictly fresh, at l1al3'9c per
dozen. Goose eggs, Poe per dozen.
Beans. for hand-picked navy the demand
is good and the supply IS fair; prices are
81 coal - per bushel.
lie; New York 10 sallc; Limberger ia
lie: Sweitzer l6al6i5c: market nominal.
demand fair. supply heavy
Potatoes. old 81 - per barrel; per 6ushel,
coo: new potatoes, - 25a3 10 per barrel
demand fair, supply fair.
Poultry, old, live chickens, s. '5a4 90 per
dozen. Chickens, hens per pound Sasj &c; old
cocks &c: spring chickens, per pound, 10 TO
zoe ducks, per pound, young l5c; turkeys,
per pound, 9alOc; geese, full feathered,
safe per pound.
Lard, country prime, in fair demand at
7i5aSc.
Onions demand good, supply scarce
Bermuda onions coming in at - 90 per
crate: Southern onions 81 90 per bushel.
Cabbage, new, 81 90, large crates
demand good, supply light.
Apnles, fancy. q coal 10 per barrel; sup
plv light, good demand.
Rhubarb. per dozen punches, 2Oa25c.
Radishes, per dozen punches, 2Oa25c.
Onions, per dozen punches, Poe.
Strawberries l0al2i C per quart box.
sUNDRIEs.
Rags. steady at 4al}zc for white mixed
cotton; Isas!c for all wool, and llal4c ioI
mixed.
Feathers. choice in original packages t5a
SOC; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds. Glover, per bushel, choice - 20
prime 3 So. Timothy, choice 81 40; prime
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Insulted the Wrong Man.

"You say the brother of the young
lady pulled your noSe3" inquired Cholly.
What did You dog Did you resent it9'
"WeSent il, said FweddY, the veins
in his forhead swelling with indigna'
ton. Didn't |? Bah Jove, told him
if he evan did it again. bah Jove. I'd
have him ahwe>ted,'
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Rncklen,s ArnIca salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give satisfaction or money
refunded. Price - cents per box. Fol
sale by Logan Drug Co.
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KANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY r. ". KELLEY. President
(Kanawha Short LineD Schedule in effect No.
vcmbcr 18th. 1879. Subject 20 change without
notice. Trains leave Wheeling lO.3D "a. M. VIA
Ohio River X. r.; arrive Charleston ~ 3. o..
Leave Charleston d. 10 %. 40. arrive Wheeling
7:l5 D. m. via .. X. Il. X. Leave Charleston
80 a. ~. arrive Wheeling 80 70. m via Coz
lumbus and B n o.. daily except sunday. Gen.
trail Standard Time sundays. only trains
leave Charleston 500 d. m.. arrive Wheeling
7.4j D. m Leave Wheeling d 10 a. m. arrive
Charleston 4.i5 p. m. via -. r. Il. x.
GEO j EENI1tH r.. 4
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CENTRAL srANpARD 1--WE
LINES.
From bridgeport Station

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsiurg Rail-
road leave bridgeport for iitisbur2, Nhicaso
and Cleveland i.56 a. m. For Pittsburg. i0.si
A. M For Chicago and Cleveland, % o.. in.
For PittSburg and New York, 2.5i ,. pa. For
Stcubcuyile. s.S} a. m.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport m : p, 70. m., lJ.s'
"A. m. II: 10 p. m. 4.6 ?. M. aud ~ D m.
On Saturdays only-For East Liverpool q u
D. m from East Liverpool. II ~ 3. MI
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and -
Louis Railway. Panhandle Route, leave " heel
ing fox Steubrnyille, Pittsburg and The last
&. - a. m. l2.3j p. m. 3. - p M and $40 D. M.
For Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81
Louis & - "A. m. and : 40 p. m. For COLUMBIA
and Chicago, l2.35 p. M. Trains arrive 40 W hco i
ing at $50 "a. m. 1000 a. M, . % =. M, and IS
D. m. Trains leaving 10 . - 70. m. aud arriving
at $50 p. N. run solid between Wheeling anc
Pittsburg. All trains daily except sunday
uolO
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STEAMER BELLAlEE.
leave Wheeling Daily Trip, city Time-6;45
$50. 1890 ana N - am: 2.oo. 4.oo. 600 D. n
Leave W lrrlu- sundays. City Iimc-S.uO 10
and 0. o.. m., @.uU. 400 and 600 p. 90.
WHEELING x ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD on and after Wednesday,
May ilfh. 1880 train, Goa the Wheeling aud
Em Grove Railroad wiz ruu as follows:
Leave Nhrelu.. Leave Elm Grove.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market

CINCINNATI, May 3l.-The market il
gaining activity as the season advances anC
good weather ensues. Stock this weel
principally wanted were fine drivers, sad
dlers, speed road and coach teams ant
good stocky mules Stock on hand pretty
much exhausted.
Quotations at the Cincinnati Union stoch
yard stables were as follows: Driving
and saddle horses sold at Sl25a215 and 500
draft horses SliOa2lO; street car horses =;
al20; Southern horses S50all0; plugs III
aI1. Mules. aged 10 ; years, Ia. to Il
hands, Sl3jali5; IL to 49, hands, Sllja
l3j; ~ to IL hands. sS5all5; II TO IA
hands Si5aS5 plugs, Sl5aI5.
At the Fifth street stables business was
active throughout the week and the demand
for drivers aud streeters exceeded the sup
ply. Buyers were plenty and all good
stock sold readily Quotations: Driving
and saddle horses, Sl2ja22j: draft horses
Sl35a2O0: street-car horses S90al20; South
crn chunks, S,i5a9O; plugs. Slja40. Mules
aged to years, ii 10 lGi5 hands, sl45a
lGj: do 49, to Ii hands, Sl2jal45; do - to
49, hands, Sll0al25; do H. to - hands
$9OallO. Supply light.
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Dl5relin9 Register
Grnuclrrs' o5lIiHr.

4 RIVAL AND DEPARTURE
a Il OF TRANSFORMATIONS oF REFER-
ENCE MARKS FDaily. fSuuday eNceSted -Mon-
day excepted SUNDAY excepted Saturday
excepted saturday only SUNDAY only-75
Meridian. May %. lS90 Wheeling time, which
o., our hour earlier than Central Time
b. - o. R. r.. Depart Arrive.
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PETROLEUM.

New York, June 5.-Petro!eum opened
steady at s7l,c for spot and s61Ic for July
and after the first sales moved up steadily
until the close, which was strong at SIC fol
spot and ssc for July. Stock Exchange
opening at s5lic highest SIC: lowest S5'sc;
closing at SIC Sales 49l 600 barrels.
On CITY. PA, June .. - Petroleum
opened at $3.50; highest SIC; lowest sd'+c
closed at SIZE; sales $4,000 barrels
charters 2s,6S3 barrels shipments 1895
barrels; runs a, l79 barrels.
PITrsBURG. Pa. June 5.-Petroleum dull
but firm: opened at sGl4c; closed at s14c;
highest sac; lowest s6l4c.
BRADFoRD, PA, June >. - Petroleum
opened at S6l5c; closed at S14c; highest
sis{c; lowest S64c; clearances $4,000
barrels.
The Metal Market.
New York, June 5.-Pig Iron, quiet.
Copperdull: lake June sl5 50. Lead steady !;
domestic 81 30. Tin. steady; straits SCI %.
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RNLRoADs-More active; sales 81 ,G@l 900
SToCKS-The stock market was less ami
mated to-day, but displayed firm under
tone from the opening TO the close. and al
though there was cOnsiderabletirregula
shown. almost everything traded in is
higher tonight The market outside Of
SUGAR refinerics. showed no particu-
lar activity, and that stock seemed
to have lost its power over the
regular list. The market made very little
progress in either direction until well into
the afternoon when the influences OF the
prospects of a silver bill being passed had
their legitimate effect and several stocks
moved up sharply, and among the most
noted were &. G.. G. Il St Louis, Missouri
Pacific. Chicago Gas. Wheeling and
Lake Erie, Hooking Valley and Ohio
Southern. The Vanderbilt stocks We're
again prominent for strength throughout
the day. and served 10 give u firm tone TO
the dealings, especially In the forenoon.
The close was quiet and strong, generally
at about the best prices OF the day. The
list is almost invariably higher Sugar
rose ~, c., c. c. and ST. Louis and
Chicago Gas T., each, Missouri Pacific :,
ano New England | per cent. Sales ~,
OSG. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express $50; American Express,
! lis. Canada racine, oot4 OtuNidi d'IhN ,
3Gaz Chesapeake and Ohio, 2i9. do. first
preferred, G5i, do. second preferred, ~ ;
Chicago and Alton. 1870; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1913 Delaware and Hud,
son. lG931 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1863; Denver and Rio Grande,
I9ls: Erie, ~ do preferred. 90; Fort
Wayne, 156; Illinois Central, llGl4 Lake
| Shore. 1l35s: Michigan Central, lOi;
Minneapolis and St. Louis, :; do. prefer
red, M; Missouri Pacific 75l4 Northern
Pacific, 81; do. preferred, SIS; North
western, 1853; do: preferred l46i New
York Central, ll0@s; Oregon Iransconu-
mental, 1872; Pacific Mail. ~ Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, az, Pittsburg, 1876;
Pullman Palace Car, l99j Reading. 4
Rock Island, 9l5s; St Louis and san Fran
cisco. 81; do preferred, G5i5; do first pre-
ferred, 1901; St Paul. 49, do. preferred,
l2Oi5 St. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba,
ll3: St. Paul and Omaha, 30; do preferred,
9s Texas Pacific, 223z; Union Pacific
CO. United States Express, ~; West
ern Union, So.