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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-16
RRIpGEPORr.

On Monday night the Home Building As
social on held their annual election, and
the following officers were elected: Berget
McCounaughy. President; George Giilin,
Vice President; Frank e. Robinson, Sec
rotary, and the First National Bank,
Treasurer. George Elliott, bookkeeper for
a Branum Il Sons, was engaged TO audit
the books of the Association for the last
year. The Association is reported TO be in
4 good financial condition. They passed 4
resolution which allows any stakeholder 70
withdraw, any of whom will be paid so on
each share of stock over and above what
they have already paid in.
The dinner 10 the stockholders OF the
First National Bank ON Tuesday was quite
"a large affair, and goodly number were in
attendance. Everything was very harmo-
niouS and passed OF very pleasantly. Mrs
Coss. the well-knOwn caterer. prepared the
dinner. which consisted Of turkeys. stewed
onions. oysters, potatoes, cranbcrries,
pickles. celery. sliced ham, cake, pie, ba-
nanas and ice cream.
The Progress, Enterprise and Bridge
port Building Associations have all held
their annual election aud reorganized with
a new board OF directors. All of these as
sociation companies are doing well, and
after deductiug pro rata expense, Will pay
10 all Withdrawing members their full
share of the earnings of said companies as
required by law and As shown by their
books.
Mr.. 4. II. Handel sustained painful in
iuries ia the Wheeling Greek mines yester-
day from the falling of some soap stone.
He was severely cut about the head and
also on one limb. He was brought from
the mines TO his home on the pike, and at
last accounts was resting; Is well as could
be expected.
Bavha Bros. have just completed two OF
the largest cart wheels for Henry kOehline
that were ever put up in our town. They
have four-inch tire and are to be used IN
hauling heavy castings for the Ena and
Standard mills.
A dollar savings bank is being organized
here and the books TO the capital stock
were opened on Tuesday. II is meeting
with great success, as already s2O,OuO nave
been subscribed. all within our town.
Mr.. William Brewer, formerly a resi-
dent of our town, but now prominent law
yer OF Springfield o., Is the guest oil rela-
tives In town.
The directors of the Electric Light Com
panv held u meeting last evening and trans
acted a large amount OF important ousi-
ness.
NIessrs Scott X McGraw have begun
the erection of a new workshop on their
lot north Of the Diamond mill.
The Good Templars are making great
preparations for their supper ON Saturday
night in Heinlein's hall.
Mrs. Josephine Mitchell is suffering from
a severely sprained wrist. The result OF a
fall on Tuesday.
Misses Blanche Dunlcvy and Kate
Rhodes left yesterday to visit friends in
/ Mt Pleasant
Miss Eloise Mckee has returned from a
pleasant visit with relatives and friends al
/ Fairpoiut.
Ms. William f. Ehin is smiling over the
/ arrival of q ten pound boy at his home out
/ the pike.
Mr.. George c. Giniu and wife spent yes
terday with relatives on McMahon's creek
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, January l5-Cattie. receipt:
II 900 head; market dull and steady: prim,
extra steers. - 25a5 40; common TO fail
steers 81 75a5 90; cows. bulls and mixed
81 50a3 p; stockers, - 30a3 90.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head: market active; common to light
mixed 8 4Oa3 80: prime packers g 5ja3 65
prime heavy and butchers g -; light s. j0a
3 90.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head; shipments
5000 head: market active and steady
natives = coal 50: westerns 81 3Oa4 30;
Texans 81 35ai 40: lambs 8 00a6 90.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, January l5-Cattle
receipts l.764 head; shipments 1853 head
market steady at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts 300 head: shipments
1880 head; market fair; Philadelphia
s. 75a3 50; mixed . 6ja3 20; heavy Workers
81 55a3 10; light Workers - 40a3 80; pigs
8 0Oa3 p.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head: shipments
600 head; market fairly steady at yester-
days prices.
CINCINNATI, o. January l5.-Hogs,
stronger at 81 O0a2 90; fair choice butchers
grades = 35a2 -; prime TO choice shipping
81 75ai 90; receipts, 800 head; shipments,
300 head.
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER FRIDAY, JANUARY 49, 1891.

March 81 "a. April s. ~; May 81 a.
Butter, quiet; western dairy l2a2Oc; do
creamery l9assc. Cheese, fairly active;
Ohio fats 6a9l4c.
PHILADELPHIA PA. January l5.-Flour,
quiet. Wheat. dull and lower; No. cred
January 99casll 90: February 81 OOl6al Ol
March 81 G29lal OF: April 81 0il5al o.
Corn. firm; No. . high mixed 60c; No.
mixed and yellow so Sc: No. mixed Jan
uary 59~c: February 59l{c: March and
april 59l ae0c. Oats, weak and lower: No
3 white 5iS0c: No.2 white January Size:
February 5lsZa52a52c: March 52iSa525Ec:
April 53S4c Eggs, firm; Pennsylvania
iirsts PC Receipts-Flour $1,000 barrels
wheat. 2.9C0 bushels; corn. 1000 bushels:
oets, 1900 bushels. Shipments Wheat,
ZOO bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats,
Il 600 bushels
TOLEDO, o.. January l5.-Wheat. dull
cash 95&c; May 99i4c: July 9l5zc: Au-
gust W1sc. Corn, steady: cash 52c: Nav
53c. Oats, quiet; cash No. white 47c.
| Clover Seed. active and steady: cash and
January 81 80; February 81 52lS: March
/ - 80. Receipts-Flour 500 barrels: wheat.
100 bushels; corn. 1000 bushels: clover
seed, 300 bags. Shipments-Flour 100
barrels; wheat. l2G0O bushels: corn. 5000
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels clover seed.
TS6 bags.
BALTIMORE Mn, January 15.-Wheat,
western weak; No. winter red spot 9Gsfa
97c: January gd5Sc; May 81 0l7Ial o. Corn.
easier; mixed spot and January 5sl<c:
May 55a51l Sc Oats. quiet and easier;
western white 52a52i &c. Rye,quiet Pro
visions quiet. Eggs, steady; fresh PC.
Coffee, firm. Receipts-Flour, 1900 bar
rels; wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels; oats. 5000 bushels. Shipments
Flour, 5000 barrels; corn, 1900 bushels.
CINCINNATI. o., January l5.-Cotton,
steady; middling 94c. Flour, steady.
Wheat, nominal; No red 9SI<c; receipts
$500 bushels; shipments 1900 bushels.
Corn. quiet; No. mixed 53a53l5c Oats.
steady: No. mixed A. alike Rye. quiet;
No. ,, 75c. Provisions. steady Whisky,
steady at 81 H. Butter, firm. Sugar firm
Cheese, steady. Eggs, easier at 22a2216c.
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rzrThe above sale has been adjourned until
SATURDAY. JANUARY Il. 1881 a. the same
tina and Mace. l. +. JONES.
dcocrau3 Special Commissioner.
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settled at Inst.


Mrs. Hayforke lreading the WeehlD
Welcomcl A Second Adventist out West
proves conclusively by the Bible that
the world will come TO an end on the 23d
of next month.
Mrs. Hayforke dropping her knit
tingl-Land sakeS, Then what's the
use o. me 6nishin' these stockings.
Maybe il won't even be cold by that
time. Ky, look in the Farmers Al,
nanac an see what the weather Is goln
10 be.
ky (after a momentl-It'S goin' to DC
moderate. mother, moderate an fair.
Mrs. Hayforke Does the almanac
stop on the 23d.
Iky-No. it goes right on to the end o
the year"
Mrs. Hayforke- Don't it say anything
about tn world comm TO an end?
Ky Not word.
Mrs. Hayforke (reSuming her KNIT
tlngl The Bible is wrong.
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N-f LttH L.HfHN tu january f"'""t-
Thai, cry for divorce so easy as to de-
s,roy go >acreduess iu marriage isa step
backward. To is the diS.nteogration of
society. the ruin of the family. the
aro,heosis OF the beast. the humiliation
ot thc citizen. II the children belonged
to tle state and parentage meant simply
production. then the free lovers might
well have their innings y child would
always Dee the property Of the state, and
marriage would De an obsolete super
stitiOu.
But this kind Of life would be imposS'-
Doe as things are. The moral sense OF
mankind has gone far beyond the repro
lucton OF old Roman license and me-
dapval proHigacy. When the philosophy
of .Sympueemata" and The kreutzer
Sonata" finds men and women are not IN
Ecdlam ready to discuss and accept 10 as
a possible way out of difficulties, the
theories Of the free lovers must needs
iall Co the ground
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MoRGANTowN.


orsctd4 t9fFcs p9tdestce oJ iNe AskaeteF-
MoRGANrowN, w. VA, January IA
Circuit Clerk Glasscock and IA mily ar
rived to-day and will reside permanent
/ ly in MOrgantOwn.
Miss Edna Hough is visiting friend:
in Washington. Before returning she
will visit friends in Baltimore and Alex
andria.
DR.. MIlSpaugh, Of the Experiment
Station. has returned FROM i visit To
New York, Washington and other east
ern points.
J. \. jackson arrived yesterday from
kingwoOd will resume his studies in the
Law Department of the University.
Miss Mary Wade, who has been Wis
iting friends in New York for several
weeks, is expected home to-day.
Hon. John J. Brown is out again after
a slight illness.
f. X. O'Kelly left yesterday on a bus
mess trip to Pittsburg.
L. h. Baker and Miss Dora Dorsey, Of
PittSburg, were visiting friends here
the first Of the week.
The following transfers of real estate
have been made recently: Property of
Rev. ). Kitchens ON Front street, to
George Partltt. for 3, 300.
Frank K. Sapp property, in South
MOrgantOwn, TO j. NJ. Hawkins, for
81 900.
The Fairchild, Lawhead Il Co. houses
to James X. Phillips, for S1,4jO.
The Morgantown Building and Invest
ment Company was incorporated yester-
day with a capital OF $1,000, and is en-
powered TO purchase and lease real
estate, sell or rent buildings. etc.
A shipment of cattle belonging to j.
Z. DOnley, the veteran cattle merchant,
met with rather a serious accident at
Philadelphia one day, recently. The
train on which his cattle were shipped
collided with another, wrecking one car
and Gripping many of his finest cattle.
We learn, however, that the PennSyl-
vania Railroad Company will indemnify
him against loss.
Lawrence Gown 4 brakeman on the
F., NJ. X p. railroad, had his right arm
broken Monday while coupling ears AT
the "Y." DR.. j. w. Hartigan, the Il.
Il o. surgeon, assisted by DIR. j. L.
Fitch, dressed the wound.
The natural gas line has been extend
I'd to GreenmOnt aud will hereafter be
used by the citizens OF that suburb as
fuel.
Morgantown now has three telegraph
)iiceS.
The recent trial of Rev. Howard
NacQuoary, at Cleveland, for hereSy, and
who was formerly rector of the Nor
gautown z. +. Church, but is now of
canton, Ohio, has been followed by his
friends aud acquaintanceS here with
much interest. There are many sur
misses as 10 the final decision of the
Judges.
T. K. Evans and f. NJ Grant have ar
'auged TO barrel fine supply of ice for
Use the coming summer.
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OUTDID 4 GOAT.
An Infant Makes a Meat on OF Needles,
Pins aud buttons.


Pins aud buttons.
BAIrNioEE. january 1.-THE eleven
month boy baby OF Oscar Spurrier, of
40. Airy. Baltimore equity, yesterday
swallowed q number of needles, pins
aud buttons. while Mrs. Spurrier was
engaged iu another room. She placed
thc little fellow in an adjoining room on
the floor Co play while she did her work.
She gave him glance quite often 20
see that Doe did not get near the stove.
She saw that DE was quiet and content
cj behind the table. aud considered him
quite safe from harm. She did not no.
Hce that Dee had pulled OIL the table
spread with the sewing basket on 10.
The nttlc fellow swallowed paper,
buttons, tacks, and even took pins from
3D. paper and swallowed them without
complaining. The mother later on,
discovered what had been done. She
examined his mouth and found nothing
FOB TO-. aud felt sure that he had not swal-
lowed anything until about g o'clock in
the afternoon. when the child cried
with pain. aud emitted from its mouth
. numNr of buttons and pins. DIR. Ben
Todd was Immediately sent for, but
could not do anything beyond giving an
empticaud letting nature take its course.
Within thirty-six hours afterward the
Tttle follow emitted >iXty-SiN various
articles They had 20 keep moving
tho little fellow almost constantly. and
uc bore the pain heroicJliy, scarcely
CRYING This morning he was quietly
f -I..nir-. and it is hoped that the worst
/ fl, over.
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thereby certify that the above nAraed special
commissioner has given bond aud security A.
regulred by Law aud the said decree.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
wheeling. " Va, Nov 3. 1880. de4eodi4gi
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Whnt the lymph Docs.

BERLIN, January LIT is announced
that Prof. Koch will publish tomorrow
the ingredients which enter into the
composition of his famous lymph. 1t Is
ascertained from authentic sources that
ii is the product Of chemical processes
i'm the body. 1t probably belongs to the
rroup of albuminous compounds. The
reaction which frequently follows its
use. il is claimed, shows that 1t IS not
tox albumen. In a certain degree oil
concentration it kills living protoplasm,
thus making it uecrOctic, and by re-
moving the conditions under which the
bacillus can develop. it kills bacteria.
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MANSON. WIS, January l4.-Ihe
inaugural message ot Gov. Peck 20 the
state Legislature attacks the Bennett
compulsory education law As interfering
with religious practices, and deems II
by the condition OF the
state. lie believes Wisconsin parents
are not unmiudful of the duty they owe
their offspring. and he recommends the
repeal of the law The
Governor treats Of the law as an in
frlrtinn " narental RIGHTS.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK. January IL. - Petroleum
continued dull aud narrow. The only
trading to-day was in February option
Pennsylvania oil, which opened steady a
53$c, moved up Sc and reacted, closing al
that. Pennsylvania oil, spot sales none
February option opened at BIC; hiShes
&c; lowest 734c: closing 13i4c. Lima
no sales. Total sales 5000 barrels.
On CITY, Pa. January l5.-Petroleuu
opened at 733{c; highest 735Sc; loves
73c; closed at 13c. Sales, 100000 bar
rels: clearances. 1900 barrels; carrying
4ja5Oc: runs, 59,0j5 barrels; shipments
1850 barrels; charters, 42,S51 barrels
Buckeye, no sales; runs, "A, 42l barrels
shipments, 4S,6ll barrels.
BRADFoRD, Pa, January l5.-Petroleun
opened 737Sc; highest 13Isc; lowest anC
closed ut 73c. Clearances, 232,OOO barrels
PrTTsBURG, PA, January l5.--Peroleum
market dull at 13iSc bid.
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4 startling Admission.
Journal al tseysi hseadons

"What becomes Of all the stale
capdv9" was asked a well-known con-
fectioner. 1T is made up into fresh
candy. There Is not an ounce OF waste
about confectionery. You like choco-
late caramels? Well. they contain more
scraps that any other candy. They are
especially adapted for this on account OF
their dark color They were first made
nv a eonfectioner who received his in
sniration from his stock Of stale sweets.
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Advice to Mothers.

NKs WrNsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by millions of mothers for child
rem tcethiug for over fifty years with per-
feet success. 10 relieves the little sufferer
40 once. produces natural, quiet sleep oy
freeing the child from pain, and the lutte
chcru0 awGkes AS "bright as a button IL
Ii very pleasant 20 taste, sOOthes the child,
softeus the gums. allays pain. relieves wind,
regulates the bowels. and IS the best known
remedy for diarrhUa. whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle.
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NOT ONE SORE NOW
Baby Afflicted with Bad Sores and Erup
tions-No Relief-Perman.ntly Cured
by the Cuticura.

During the summer of 1859 my eighteen
months old infant was afflicted with eruption'
that ordinary domestic remedies failed Co give
any relief On hi> hips would often appear Oh,
seeming track % little wire like worm, and
on other parts of his body bad sores came and
remained TN procured the CUrIcuRA RENE
DIES. For some time used the soap and saly'
without q blood medicine hat they old not do
so well "a, when ali we've used together IL has
now been nearly year since the eruption was
healed. and very much fea,cd u would return
with the warm weather ~ this year. but the
summer Is passed and not one sore has appeared
on him. MRS. 4. N. WALKER,
q. r.nnAILL.- In
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Have more than once been saved by the
timely use of Kemp'S Balsam for the throat
and lungs, after all other remedies have
been tried in vain. The Balsam stops de,
cav Of the lungs and cures influenza and
acute and chronic coughs. There IS no
other medicine in the world that acts SO
promptly. certainly none that does us work
so thoroughly as hemp's Balsam AL drug
lists sell it. Large bottles soc. and q.
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OMAHA. NFB.. January lon the
assurance of cen. Miles that no more
danger 20 settlers is anticipated the
four companies OF militia stationed on
the frontier were ordered 20 return home
to-day. There are still thirteen compa'
MES 90 the field, but they Will be or
dered home by the end Of this week an
less another outbreak occurs.
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LrrrLE Rock. Arm, January III.
C. Massey. Clerk OF Conway county, was
committed TO iail by Judge Williams OF
tbe United states Court. for contempt
in refusing to produce the ballot Don
used in the Congressional elections No
ycmber last. Application will oe made
to the United States Supreme Court Tor
d writ of habeas corpus.
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Commissioners Sale.
Henry Helfenbine In the Circuit Court

Henry Helfenbine In the Circuit Court
vs. OF Ohio County,
Alfred Kimmins ct al. West Virginia.
IL CuAScERY.
By virtue Of the authority vested In me by a
decree entered in the above entitled cause on
the the 9th d.y Of October. 1870, will sell at
public auction. at the from. door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, on
>ATURUAN, THE 9Th DAY OF DECEMBER
$500 commencing at 10 o'clock "A. IN. the follow
ing described real estate, that Is TO say: csr-
tain piece OF land lying on the waters ot Middle
Wheeling Creek, In Iriadelphia district, 10 ONO
county, West Virginia, and bounded as fellows;
Returning at an Elm corner on the hillside,
thence south g degrees east ~ $40 poles 10 an
elm corner Inside Goshorns fence; thence
north Is degrees west 3 poles to large sycn-
more: thence north ~ degrees west u bilB
poles 10 70 dead white oak; thence north i9ii
degrees west a 3s-l00 poles TO a sugar tfcc'
thence south ~ degrees west 81 poles 70 the
south abutment Of the Iron Bridge thence
north g. degrees west ~ S9-lD poles 10 Young
elm: thence north - degrees west 3276-lUpoles
10 "A stake near honey locust on the bank;
thenre nort,.we 90 bunch OF willows corner;
thence south 5iis degrees east l0poles io syca
more: thence south 81 degrees east - eJlpU
poles to q stone. thence north % degrees - q
sO-luO poles 20 young walnut; thence south *
degrees east q 500 poles 10 stone IN the run.
thence north AN degrees east y ~ 100 poles 70
a stone; thence north i2is degrees east " +DlOO
poles TO a stone: thence south ~ degrees east
gree east H-i0) poles 10 stone; thence north
81. degrees east 10 1900 poles 10 a stone thence
north ~ degrees east 20-l00 poles 20 q large
nat stone: thence north 50 degrees cast y 1900
poles 70 an elm in the -un. thence south de-
grees west 100 poles to- elm corner ~ the be-
ginning. containing IS 81 ss and - poles, e1-
cepting therefrOm a pat thereof which j.
bounded as follows: Beginning at stone cor
n ? on the west side Of Tan Yard Run. thence
south 90 degrees west ~ Is 100 poles 70 young
black walnut: thence south % degrees west q
s)iOO poles to a stone; thence north q degrees
west poles TO a stone thence south % degrees
east poles % a stobe: thence south 81 degrees
east IS poles 20 a stone. thence north 70 degrees
east q .slU poles 20 the beginning. contain
ing two acres.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-third OF the purchase
money aud rs much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay IN cash, aud The remainder IN Two
equal annual payments with Interest from the
dew Of sale payable annually, the purchaser
giving his notes secured hy deed Of trust on
I r. JONES,
Special Con- missioner.
hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner has given bond aud security as
required hy law aud the said decree
JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk
Wheeling " Va, Nov 3, 1880. de4eodi4gi
szr The above sale has been adlourne3 until
1 SATURDAY. JANUARY Il: 1881, a. The same
| i'm ard nlace l. r. JONES,
l f..c-.,4 Suaclal CommlsslOucF
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Their Regular work.

Policeman Captain, there's a big riot
Just around the corner.
Cautain-Scud a few picNpocketS u
the scene.
Policeman pickpOcketS, sir?
Clptaiu-Yes. they know how TO dis
purse "a crowd.
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Tr.vvet-The fact that familiarity
breeds contempt is often eNemplihed IN
"a book-keepcr'> life.
piccr-Il0w So?
Trivvet-Hc becomes So accustomed 10
accounts that he thinks nothing OF
striking o balance.
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Fours-and-a-h Registered. ........i 0S
| Fours-and-a-half, Coupons. ..........i US
Pacific Skies of '95...... -......'''.'ii
| STATEs-Dull and steady. o,oooo
RAuRoADs-Weaker; sales sl,s4V'VVO;
STocKs-The passage OF the uhllhlted
silver coinage bill by the Senate Yesterday
| furnished the handspring oil Operations III
| the stock market TO-DAY anu ai'os''nV'
the influences was adverse TO values Al
though oninions differ as to the ultimate
effect of the bill. its most marked effect To-
day was seen in the material decline IN the
Drice of silver certificates. The sensa-
lion of the day was the strength IN New
England. which has been rising mysterl-
ously for a long time, but today reason
was forthcoming in the assertion that Doth
the New Egland and the New Haven had
applied TO the Legislatures OF CofnecticuI
and Massachusetts for the passage OF a law
which would permit them 10 consoiluaue;
Tho strength in New England, III fact, had
some influence in creating resistance nee
IN the downward movement IN the
early trading. but the general list
soon broke away FROM it, and the
tendency for most OF the day was down
ward after that time. Missouri Paclnc
displaved some strength in the early trau-
inc hut gave way with the remalnderalter
the first hour. Sugar showed the contlnu-
once of tine foundations and Gtter opening
off per cent fell away still farther. The
granGers. Wizards and the London FAVOR
ties were all especially weak. Inc market
finally closed weak. at the lowest prices Oh
the dav. The losses are: ROCK lslahu ana
Sugar each ,, St. Paul Is, Colorado Coal
Union Pacific and Louisville ana NaSh-
willie Ia. c.. c., c. and St. Louis and Atch-
ison each tx, North American 10. sales
9qG on. Quotations closed bid;
Adams express, l40: American TX,
nress 10. Canada Pacific, i4si Central
Pacific. 20: Chesapeake and Ohio, lol4 do
first preferred, A. do second preicired,
81: Chicago and Alton, lbs; Chicago,
burlington and Quincy, 9l5ii Delaware
and Hudson, l35; Delaware Lackawahna
and Western. 1917 Denver and Rio Grande
10iI. Erie 20L: do preferred 5lI; tt.
Wayne, l49; Illinois Central. ~ Lake
Shore. 1879 Michigan Central, VI MN
neapolis and st. Louis, 8; do. preferred,
-: Missouri Pacific 6j3!; Northern Paclhc
275(: do. preferred, 7Oi{; Northwestern,
lO7. do preferred, 1876; New YORK Cen
traI l023f: Oregon Transcontinental, 1919
pacific Mail. 3iis; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville. 49,: Pittsburg. l49; Pullman
Palace Car. 1872; Reading 1885 Rock Island,
50al: St. Louis and San Francisco, -; DO.
preferred. -; do first preferred, 40; 81.
paul. 547l: do. preferred llOl4; 81 Paul;
Minneapolis and Manitoba, lOl1 81; Tau, auI
and Omaha. 24l.; do preferred, 80; IexaS
Pacific. l55L: onion Pacific, 43'S' Onlled
States Express. Sc: Western Union. 80