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Chied0o Inter Ocean. (Rep)
This settlesit. The Democratic party
Is proved guilty of falsehood by one OF
its most trusted leaders. All that re-
mains for it is to throw itself upon the
mercy of the court and await such sem
tence as may be awarded. Unfortu-
nately it can not plead first ottense" in
mitigation Of punishment. It has been
liar from the beginning Of the tariff
controversy. Its guilt is clear: its
punishment should be commensurate
with its guilt.
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PdTEtTe0ITg oIule JUuTEIu'-
The Wheeling INTElIIeENcER is forty
years Of age. We desire to extend
hearty and warm congratulations, and
to assure it that it has our best wishes
for its future happiness and prosperity.
It is a strong, clean, dignitied journal,
has done the state OF West Virginia and
the Republican party splendid service,
and its editor is a gentleman.
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Cleveland'S Detective Knowledge.
~, Y..L I,I...,f,.. fEn,,N

Nep fofE AdptftNd llndl
When Mr.. Cleveland remarked in
Madison Square Garden that the pro-
tectiye tariff was adding to the wealth
OF the rich and was robbing the farmer
and the workingman by stealth, he was
evidently not supplied with the neces-
sary statistics. The report which has
Just been made by Commissioner Of
Labor Peck, OF this state, bears directly
on this subject, and it shows that Mr..
Cleveland, in making his Madison
Square statement, was the victim OF de-
fectiYe knowledge, as usual. Mr.. Peck
is Democratic official of this state,
and when he was appointed to his po-
sition he said it was his intention to
make thorough examination Of the
effect of the tariff upon wages, and, be-
ing painstaking and conscientious
officer, be has no doubt done SO . .
This is the situation in New York
with reference to wages and the McKin-
ley tariff. That is the situation all over
the country, the same common sense
application Of statistics will no doubt
show. We do not see how Dir. Cleve-
land can carry New York as free
trader on these figures.
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A CARPENTER, by the name of NJ. S.
Powers, fell from the roof Of house
in East Des Moines, Iowa, and sus-
tanned a painful and serious sprain Of
the wrist, which he cured with one bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He
says it is worth S. bottle. 1t cost him
50 cents. For sale by druggists. D4w
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TIE Cleveland national committee
viii answer Cisyslaad'5 Commissioner
Peck as sood as it can. The whole force
will 20 ON double turn and report as
soon as possible. Meanwhile we can
wait. The country is remarkably pros.
porous under Republican protection.
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Put Ioe % YOur Hoaa.

Nti0 Yofk Wofld. lDtm,l
Charles F. Peck, commissioner Of
statistics for this state, has issued re-
port intended to bolster the cause OF
protection. As statistical production
it is absolutely valueless. As politi-
cal document it's absurdity will defeat
its object Mr. Peck has undertaken 10
show that tho Mckinley law has in-
creased wages and products in manu-
featuring Industries. BE has selected
his establishments and has avoided
their perpetrators, the benefciaries Of
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MEN and brethren, the cholera is q
real thing. Don't trife with it.

AND may we ask whether Bank
Commissioner Preston is suspected of
being in collision with Labor Commits
sioner Peck to wipe the free trade
Democracy off the face of the earth
with Democratic documents? These
things coming in rapid succession are
grievous to bear, but what are the free
traders going to do about it?
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Strange About Peck.

Ntr York Eptnfn0 PoSf DENY
1t must be said that it is strange that
this great increase of wages should have
been going on for SO long a time with
out being discovered by any one but
Peck. Inquiries among the laborers
ought to have revealed it long ago, but
it Is not too late to make them.
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present tariff law, to furnish him Of his
facts. he has accepted the testimony
OF interested parties, and tries to Inn
pose them upon the public as q serious
official document, the result OF his. own
Investigations. The Peck report is all
the more absurd by the reason Of its
fat contradiction Of the Aldrich report.
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with the idea that the Democratic par
ty represented the civil service reform
idea SO dear to his heart Mr.. Curtis
was man Of the most kindly instincts
and the highest sense Of honor.
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REPUBLICAN victory in the coming
election would retard for n long time the
progress Of tho sound commercial doe
trinos that underlie the commercial great-
ness OF Great Britain and alone maintain
Rritish ascendanoy.- london Evening NrrL
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No CALAMITY in This.

There is another Democratic official
in New York who needs to be disci-
plined. He is Commissioner Preston,
Of the state banking department. He
reports an increase of $4,000, 0OOin the
saving banks deposits since Harrison
became President The total of de-
posts in the savings banks Of the state
is S6lOOOo,0OO.
Bloated millionaires don't deposit
their money in savings banks. They
are the convenience ofthe masses.
With $50, 100000 in the savings banks
the people Of New York will not easily
be made to believe that they are going
to the dogs. They will not vote for
free trade and Grover Cleveland as its
prophet. i5s4E
This is not a calamity year and not a
calamity country.
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Pnrtieulnrly GratitylnE.

PRlIaadphta Press IRtlll
The evidences Of the great benefits of
the protective tariff are to be seen on
every hand; but it is gratifying to have
the facts conceded in this way by DEM
ocratic officials as the result Of thorough
investigation.
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cuRs for croup-Use DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil according to directions. It
Is the best remedy for all sudden at
tacks of colds, pain and inflammation,
and injuries Ddw
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TIE twenty odd persons who died of
cholerine on the way over from Ham
burg in the Moravia are doubtless re-
joicing that it was not cholera that
took them of.
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DoS'T get frightened about the chol-
era Get active enough to cleanse your
premises and earnest enough to make
the city do its part
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The President is appealed to to pro
'hjbit immigration during the cholera
season. He lie also found fault with
for not doing it. The President has not
the authority, although he should
have. The common sense OF the coun-
try would endorse him if he took the
authority. Whether Congress would
ia another question.
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READERS of the Intelligencer go
ing out of town for the Summer can
have the Intelligenoer mailed to them
for sIxty.flve cents per month, postage
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IN 1890 it was a conhlct of pre- dictionsi
now our adversarioa must face trade stat
Istics and prices eurrent.-Presdeat Hdrt,on,
I,,ns d 1907
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If Commissioner Peck were a Re
publican it would be SO different Since
he isn't Republican it is SO different
the other way. He finds that the state
Of New York has been greatly benefited
by the Mckinley act. OF courseit had
beengreatly benefited by the preceding
measures OF protection, and Of course
it would be greatly hurt by free trade.
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PREsESrnY the Democratic free trade
newspapers will be getting their breath,
and then they will have something to
say about the report Of Commissioner
Peck, from which they have not even
found time to do any elaborate quoting.
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Democratic Reply to Mr.. Cleveland

Democratic Reply TO Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr.. Cleveland, in his speech at Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, challenged any
body to show that single PERSONS
wages had been raised by the McKin-
ley act The Democratic commissioner
Of the bureau of labor statistics Of New
York, Cleveland appointee, puts in
evidence $1,000 persons in the single
state Of New York. Mr.. Cleveland can
not find fault with Commissioner Peck
for telling the truth. That was his
duty Isn't public Office public trust
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MORE champagne will be required to
keep Democratic national committee
men in good spirits.
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lean consumer Of by the phiIanthropic
Briton would be an interesting question
for the debating societies.
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srArloNERY. BOOKS. &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS EXCHANGED.

As the McGufiey Readers have been adopted
instead OF Appleton's we will exchange the
Readers you have at the following prices: :.
we Will give You new McGuhey's First; Soc.
ond or Fifst Appleton Reader aud IS cent?
Second McGnfey's; Third or Second Appleton
Reader and o cents, Third MeGndey's; Fourth
or third Appleton Reader and 50 cents, Fourth
McGuffey's; Fifth or Fourth Appleton Reader
and 43 cents, Fifth McGuheyR
GA IA LE II H Q s.,
1905 MARKET STREET,
Second door south o. new City Bank. auSo
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State Of West Virginia, Ohio County. S. /: In
the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia.
September Rules, 1897.
SUMMONS.
THEsrATE or WEST VIRGINIA, TO THE sHERIFF OF
OHIO COUNTY, GREETING:
We command you that you summon Henry
Miller, II he be found In your bailiwlck, TO ap.
pear at the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF
ohio county, at rules to be held for the said
Court on the first Monday In August, 1892, 10
answer bill in chancery exhibited against him
In thesAid court, by Mary NJ. Miller and have
then there this writ
Witnesg: John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF our said
Court at the Court House Of said county, In the
City Of Wheeling. the goth day OF July. 1897 and
Einia JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
THOMAS E. DAVIS,
Of Taylor County.
FOR AUDITOR,
JACOBS HYER,
ofBraxton County.
FOR TREASURE.
wILLIAMP. PAYNE,
of Mcdowell County.
ron SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
THOMAS C. MILLER
of Marion County.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
TO, BULLOCK.
oiwood County.
ron JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEA1A
uong Terml
JIM. McwHoRTER.
of Greenbrier County.
short Term)
WARREN MILLER,
Of Jackson County.
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The object Of this suit Is to obtain divorce
rom the bond Of natrimOny with said defend
ant And Il appearing from an affidavit fled
herein that the defendant, Henry Miller Is nota
resident OF the stateoi West Virginia. and he not
having been served with process In this suit, q
& ordered that he do appear here within one
month after the date OF the FIRST publication
OF this GrieF and do what Is necessary to protect
his interest IN this suit: II Is further ordered,
that this order 30 published and posted as re-
auired by law.
In testimony whereof. Ihave hcreunto set my
hand, this 3lsI day OF August, 1892
JOHN W, MITCHELL, Clerk
Published for the first time September /, 1892.
Attest: JOHN w. MITCHELL. Clerk.
W. j. W. CowDEN, Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE no TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County; West Viz.
ginia:
MARY NJ MILLER
VS.. In Chnnccfy,
HENRY MfLLEB
Take notice that the dispositions OF Mary N.
Miller, - o'BEiep, MrS. O'Brien, Ettle Ditty
and Others will DC taken at the law Office OF W. j.
W. Cowden. 1911 ChApllne street, Wheeling. Ohio
county In the State Of West Virginia ON the Sd day
Of October. A. D. 1892 between the hours OF Q
o'clock q m. and O'Clock ?. M, TO DO road In
said plaintiff. And, u. from any cause, the TAX
ing Of the said depOsitlo MS shall not be COM
menced. OF being commenced. shall not be COM
pleted on that day. the taking OF the same VIII
be adjourned from time to time until the same
shall be completed.
MARY 81 MILLER, Plaintiff.
BYW. J.W, Gown ~, her Attorney
10 Henry Milleri Defendant. sei-Th
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nrml nnuERrlsE MEME.

A ia PER CENTS, 600 WANTED
N IN valuable CITY real estaie. First mort
esee. PAPER giit edge. @ A 81 HAEFER & ~;
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The battle Of the b
DER

Ltghtbarn, Lelvts Co., W. Va, August %.
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sHERIFFS RETURN.
Henry Miller Is NO inhabitanto Of my bailiwick
nor found therein, this lst day OF August, 1892.
p. GARDEN. D. S.,
for LEWIS sTEENR0D, s. &C.
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Nearly IL Hundred Strong
nRpER or PUBLICATION.

Usual prices Seats on sale at Houses mus
store, Wednesday August 81. au2s
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tThe INrrLtIsESoER. embracing ita several
editions Il entered In the Postotice at Wheel'
Ing W Va. as second-claA matter.
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LIVE STOCK.

CH1cAao. December Seattle, receipts
10000 head; shipments 5000 head; mar
ket strong; Christmas beeves . 6Oa6 %;
good to choice e 50a5 so; others 81 9Oa4 40;
stockers 81 7Oa3 90; cows 81 l0a2 So
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head market 5al0c higher; rough and
common s. S0a5 So; packing and mixed
s. 9Oa6 25; prime heavy 50 5Oa6 45; butch
ers and mediums s. 25a6 so; light, 50 oOa
q 20; slzips and pigs, s. 5Oa5 Is.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head: shipments
1900 head; market, best grades, strong;
Christmas wethers - 25a5 so; natives g S0a
3 Is; westerns 81 5Oa4 95; Texans IS 9Oa
80.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December S.-Cat-
tie. receipts !, $50 head; shipments, l,2CO
head; market steady at Yesterdays prices.
Hogs, receipts, $500 head; shipments,
.. $50 head; market slow Philadelphias,
SO 4OaG IS; Workers and mixed % 1Oa6 30.
Sheep. receipts 200 head; shipments
none; market fair at about yesterdays
prices.
CrNcrvNAT1, o., December $ Hogs,
strc ger at s. 25a6 80; receipts, 5000 head;
shipments, 1900 head.
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% connect with the B. & @. somewhere
10 this county, and speculation is rife as
- Whe1ner u will pass through here and
sOiioW Cneat river TO Rowlesburg or go
rom Reedsville to Newburg. The fact
enat gentleman has been leasing land
SiOhg the proposed route from New
ourg 20 Reedsvilie would indicate that
- VIII go that way. At any rate which
eVer route Is taken, it will open up one
VI the nnest coal beds in the State, as
well as hne agricultural community.
1nere is grand opening here for a
furniture tsctOry, buggy factory or
nuO and spoke factory. We have the
Ia" material and lack only the develop
neht' II Mayor Shaffer will convert
MS timber and lumber interest into a
furniture factory we will elect him
mayor for a hundred years to come.
Then II Major U. n. Orr will give US a
nuo and spoke factory out Of his plan
ing mill We will elect him to the Senate
VI west Virginia. Kingwood is wide
awake and all that, but some Of these
Jays she Is going TO get hustle on her
sell, and then took out. We will get
the above enterprises then and get
them quick. Big inducements, no
doCOt would be offered any firm to
come here and locate any OF the above
mentioned enterprises. Several business
men have talked and discussed about
WOODEN mill here. If VIM. G. Brown
Will interest one here he can have Mr..
Wilson'S place in Congress when Will
son gets in the Cabinet.
The casa NJ Tohn A Starting charued
With indecent assault upon Matte Con-
ley, was postponed last Saturday and
viii come up on Saturday Of this week
before Squire Goodwin.
Several very large porkers have been
killed in this county. Charles w.
FaWcett slaughtered one which weighed
400 pounds dressed.
Henry Barlow, aged IS, died at his
home near TOWNSVILLE on Monday. He
VAS one Of the best farmers in the
couaty. Tb0 deceased was buried by
the Casbofc ritual on Wednesday.
Julius Monroe and George 4. vii
liams returned on Tuesday night from
ROmney, whore they were hunting big
game. They came back bearless and
deerless.
A new board walk has been built
along the west side of Price street.
The ]. o. O. T. will give an enter
tainment on January 1st, or there
abouts. 1t will not be public, but each
member will invite an outside friend.
A lodge Of the Junior Order OF
American Mechanics will be instituted
at Reedsville about the first OF the year.
They have % charter members.
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An +hass arrangements are easily car
..sf rr- by the amateur, and may be
.,.iaf from a sketch OF model, but the
-sv.. should invariably be cut on the
sss and in forming a loop or bow, pleat
.-s velvet up with the fingers, hold IL
rs-v slightly and instead Of sewing the
b..s of the loop or bow, secure IL hrmly
sg twisting strong cotton or hne WIRE
s-.rrd many times. The edge should
AKA be- turned in very deeply, and never
f.ss than one inch, or the wrong SIDE OF
-5s velvet is apt 20 show.
For cold weather mOdiSts are lining
.,saves with fine twill flannel, which
mol only affords warmth but moulds the
arm erfectly and gives a better shape
tsrr silk or the ordinary lining.
There are now three skirts permitted
by fashion, First, there is the slightly
tr,frad closely-fttlng skirt with sloped
back. which still prevails for the smart
visiting or home gown. Secondly, there
+, the Empire skirt. excessively gored
a, tbe sides and left plain over the hips,
bgt frilled in front and much gathered
q. she back. tLOREIIE'
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BENWOOD.

AN of the property owners along
Water street have removed their fences
90 the property line as defined In the
original plot of the McMechen addition
% Beuwood. This action takes ABOUT
90 feet from Water street, and places al
lots north Of Briceland's on a line with
that property. The property owners
sgree 10 FIN in and make a five foot
walk. There will be hardly room for
wagon way between the new property
Inc and the proposed Terminal tracks.
Henry McCabe, an aged and highly
esteemed citizen, died Wednesday morn
ING. AZ his home on Main street. His
death was brought about by a compH-
tation OF maladies. Deceased was
marble cutter by trade, and well-known
hthis vicinity. His funeral will take
Mace from st. Johns Church this morn
.rrat nine o'clock. Interment az BIT.
Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. VIM. Straghn entertained a
number of her friends very pleasantly
az her home on Water street, last Mon
lay evening. Dancing, music and re-
ireshments made up the order of a very
enjoyable evening.
A meeting has been called for Friday
night, 40 the City Hall, to organize a
pertinent Democratic club. All Dem
ocrats are earnestly requested to be
present.
A force Of men will be put to work
taking out the machinery in the old
Bnwood factory to-day. The dies have
all been shipped to the Belmont fac
tory
John Meder, Of Upper ward, fell of
the Ohio River trestle, above the depot,
Wednesday night, and was painfully in
lgIai
Watts Duggan is pushing the work on
The new sewer from McMechen street
% the river.
Louis Schad is able to be about again,
after being confined to the house for
some time.
The Arbitration Committee has not
Ie,caled upon Water street property
owners
C1.a.bau Bros. delivery wagon broke
down tde Upper ward last night
Charles ScAad is on the sick list.
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO. December S.-Wheat. opened
with first sales at yesterdays closing, out
win a number of good buying orders on
the market and very little for sale, ana
there was quick advance. hecelptS ia
the northwest, while good deal smaller IN IN
.conseou ence Of the storms there, were Sun
largely in excess of those OF year ago.
where was reaction during the last hour
and the market became weak on reallzlng
sales i'm the final fifteen minutes. Corn,
anil and lower; receipts were larger tnan
svnected. Oats, quiet and lower. hog
products active. closing lower on nesvy
SAILING Flour, dull. Wheat, cash 70 O.. :
snrinS 7is<sTl<c; No. 8 spring oSaotc'
30 3 red 7iJkc; December 81 SsafS5s G, CLOS
; M At Tl7yc: January 72Jsa7Sstc. closing at
10 ~ Nav 7Sl6aT955Sc, closing 81 'eSsc.
c go cash No. 2. Axe December 4l7sa
n 90 closing at Size; January ~ ass c,
eios az 42sSc; May 46ssa47ssc, closing az
$50 oats cash No. 2, 90aS01l =; Decem Der
a9ssSife closing st soc; January 81 5 a3l : e,
o1.s's Ii 3l7Sc; May $50 $3.50, closing
~ ss15e i've, No. 3. 10 bariefs oac
s-,s~ssed. q 06t(al COS IlHotny Sec,
s, as Nets PORK, cash 81 LAS -
erv 81 s7j<a15 81, closing q sl5 90
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WELLsBURG

Tie Wensburg Lecture Association
ne, .as. nicht at Mayor G.. w. Nc
Carys residence and completed the
Engagements for placing before the
Poop .aa hrst lecture TO be given be-
.-e This association, in Barth's Opera
House 90 the evening OF December %,
% John G. Clark, the noted lecturer
li0-ar9r Very dattering reports OF
la sale 1i seaJS are received, and the
Association is bound 10 furnish a first
t-.s ..ertaiument to the public, and
ols 81 Tor it's success.
Sanford Johnson, the man who shot
through the window Of ThOmpson's
'7rg stable az George Dixon, was cap
.-fa1 to-day at Steubenyille, o., and
..o-g-t back 20 Welsburg, where he
VI. receive O hearing before Justice
si15s j. Kerr on the charge Of shoot
-- WILL intent 10 kin.
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ARaactlon Hoped For.

LONDON, December THE Berlin cor
RESPONDENT OF the Times says: "If the laws
delays only avail 10 tide Herr Ahlwardt
over the next two months without fresh
sentence ne will receive his call at Plots
censce to adOrn the conservative benches
of the Diet. Grave as is this symptom OF
decentralization from anti-semitism which is
spreading with the lrresistaoility OF a
prairie tire, it may be hoped that the very
euormity Of the mental alteration which
his success betrays will be followed by a
reaction in favor Of common sense and
political decency.n
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, December S.-Petroleum
marEet opened and closed steady. The
quotation throughout was 551(c bid; $3.50
asked Sales, none.
OIL CITY, PA, December S.-Petroleum,
opened, lowest and closed 53Ic; highest
5SISc; sales $4,000 barrels; clearances, lo6,-
600 barrels; shipments, 97,Ol3 barrels; runs,
81 ,367 barrels.
P1TTsBURG, PA, December S.-Opened
lowest and closed $3.50; highest o3Isc