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The evening world., 1893-11-08

Talking of performances VI LAS You
Like IT," which everybody ieems to he
Let que, al incident of the liz perform
ance In CT icago was recalled yesterday.
William ii. Crane played be part Of
Williaml When Touchstont remarked
TO him: rs thy name William" Crane
civilian H.. sir"
The evening world., 1893-11-08

Jesse Williams is to bethe leader of
the orchestra at Abbey'snew theatre,
He will not. however, oficlt, during the
Irving engagement, as this London Ly-
ceum Company has its ow musical Ill
rector.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

The news from Independence is that
mile record of l.56 45 to l.56 3-5 yester-
day, and. moreover. that he did 1t
twice Johnson. II Is said. IL not salts
fled. II thinks he can do still better.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Business Opportunities.
81. 75---T. {. SIDE WALL P. co,

The official blue ribbons OF awards for the Ansal
furs in the world, manufactured by c. C. ShAyna,
are now on exhibition az 1874 and l2s West lad =
The evening world., 1893-11-08

The New York Athletic Club fencing
championships will be held Nov, 70, II
and tS The annual team contest for
the challenge cup Will be held in the
gymnasium Dec. Z. The cup was won
by the n. Y. A. C. team last year.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

New style fur capes reduced to $50, S2A ia
$40. $50. c. c. Shayue, ia West t2d ct.
The magnificent fur garments manufactured ~
{, {. Shayne, awarded hrst prize at Worlds FaiE,
will arrive from Chicago on Monday, and will -
on exhibition at l24 aud is6 West 4sd st Z
The evening world., 1893-11-08

w. F. Murphy started from scratch in
the Kings County Whee,men road race,
at Milburn. n. j., yesterday. and ac-
hour fourteen minutes and nineteen and
a half seconds This Is a new record
for the COURSE. Charles Murphy, w.
F.'s brother. held the previous record,
one hour. fifteen minutes and ten Sec
onds
The evening world., 1893-11-08

At the League rehearsal Monday af-
ternoon Walter lnes was captured to
Is danced during he performance. Mr..
Jones happened tobe In Palmer's Thea
ire at the time, aid he vas gently led
to a music stool ad forced to play the
said, after the dace, but I've never
seen the minuet Sc badly done" And
We cried n choru of feminine voices,
have, never hearda minuet so badly
played"
The evening world., 1893-11-08

The latest from Jacksonville, Fla. is
that a certified check for $50, 900 has been
mrilei to Richard *. Fox, as the stakes
for the Ccrbett- Mitchell fight. The Jack
sonvillc people are said 20 be very con-
tdent that the fight will be held there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16
BELLAIRE.

Messrs. LYDIA, jolly aud Tlmms, the
promoters Of the proposed electric rail-
way, were disappointed oyer City Conn-
ellis action in not rushing through the
ordinance granting them the franchise
FOR this city. Mr.. jolly says the Coun-
" Commissioners have granted them
the right-of-way over the county road
from this city TO Wegee, and from the
north side OF the corporation TO Bridge
port, and il Council had passed the
ordinance they could have ordered the
materials at once for the road
Elizabeth Catharine, the ten-month,
old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Mayer
died suddenly yesterday morning, OF
exhaustion. The little one had been in
frail health for some time, but It's early
death was unexpected and the shock is
a severe one TO the loving parents. The
remains will be taken to st. Ciairsvllle
this afternoon for interment.
Charles Henry, Sr., has declined the
Republican nomination for member OF
school Board for short term. he has
taken offenSe at the manner in which
the nomination was made, being dis
glazed for member for long term by the
nomination OF q man who has not been
a member Of the Board.
The b. & 0. Company is building a
sidewalk and railing on the river bridge
arcade two or three hundred feet farther
west from the depot. This is done TO
prevent accidents by passengers stop
ping from the cars on the long trains
that are now run over the road.
Council has been presented with petit
tions. asking that Noble, Forty-iourth
and Jefferson streets from Indian Run
10 Forty-eighth street, and Twenty
fifth street from Union 10 Belmont, be
paved.
The City Board of Health met yester-
day evening 10 consider the appoint
ment OF a sanitary policeman and other
matters relating 10 the purpose Of put
ting the city in good sanitary condition.
A little child of Robert Aikens, of the
Second ward, was buried yesterday
afternoon. The mother OF the child is
critically III with consumption and is
expected to live but few days.
/ VIM. Porterneld, of Rose Hill, the
well-knOwn railroad engineer, who has
been long IN with lung trouble, is grad
ually growing weaker.
The Every Other Week Club will
meet this evening at the home Of Mrs.
d. W. Cooper, in the Fourth ward.
tits reported that James Corners has
resigned as Democratic candidate for
Assessor in the Second ward.
Michael PorterGeld is the final candi-
date for Assessor on the Third ward
Democratic ticket.
The Commissioners annual report is
published in several Of the county pa
perS this week.
Officer Charles ahnke, Of the Fourth
ward, has resigned from the police
force.
Miss Gertie Darrah, OF ST. Clairsville,
is the guest OF relatives in the city.
County Com missioner Mechem was in
the city yesterday.
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MoUNDSvILLE.

Since the new plant for the mannfact-
uriug mineral wool has been located
here and the gentlemen are busily en-
gagged erecting the plants, several circu-
lars have beea received through tue
mail from the Western Mineral Wool
Company giving notice 10 the public
that they have patented an improved
process for the manufacture OF mineral
wool; that they own the patents cover
ing the modern process Of manufactur-
ing, and that suits will be brought for
injunction and recovery OF damages
under these patents either against man
ufacturerS or purchasers. Notice is also
given that suit has been brought against
the United States Mineral Wool COmpa-
nv for infringement of their letters pat
ent. The object, of course, is TO deter
people from going into the company
which is being worked up here.
The notice does not state that they
have a patent on mineral wool, because
mineral wool is older than either Of the
companies named, but simply an i'm
proved process OF manufacture. Now
10 appears that the largest stakeholder
in the United States Company is Mr..
Prentis, who is the sole owner of the
Western Company So it is simply Mr..
PrentiS suing Mr.. PrentiS for an in
fringement on Mr.. Prentis' patent.
| They suggest that it is 10 the interest
OF the consumer TO purchase a guaran-
teed superior article, which makes their
little notice a very formidable adver-
tiSement. or course no one here pays
any attention 10 it, but are going right
ahead with their buildings, ana will
soon be ready to manufacture their
products.
John Greatbouse, G. W. Mores and
Alice Terrell, the parties implicated in
the shooting of Fred Slipner at Ben
wood Tuesday night, were brought
down and placed in jail by Constable
Sprouts yesterday. IL seems they got
into sQuabble over Miss Alice, who is
better known as Alice Leverage, and
the consequence was Greenhouse pluck
ed Slipner IN the head with bullet.
They get thirty days each.
The case OF Mrs. Muidreid. OF Ben
wood, against Meighen & Oldham, 70
recover fees alleged to have been
wrcngfully charged has been on trial
| 4Nt NuO poSV WV NoIo' 4 O Jul @i0Oi
being out nearly all day brought In
verdict for the defendants.
The funeral OF Mrs. Johnson took
place from the residence Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Thomas Scott, on Tomlinson
avenue, Monday afternoon.
Messrs. Cats and Gray intend to
again engage in the mercantile business
aud will open up in the BLACKWELL build
ing on Lafayette avenue.
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, March l5-:-Cattie
Receipts. 900 head: shipments, $40 head
market, steady; prime s. 4Oa5 GO; fairly
good 81 50a5 90; common s. SOa4 %; bulls
SO OOaS so; fresh COWS S2Oa35.
Hogs - Receipts, 1850 head; shipments
$50 head: market steady; Philadelphias
IS l5aS 50; mixed IS Qua 10; best forKers
81 6Oa7 &C: light Workers & oOa7 40
Sheep Receipts, 2.4OO head; shipments
$50 head: market fair; prime 50 5Oa5 65
fair to good s. 5Oa5 20; common 81 OOaS Oh;
lambs s. 50a6 80.
Veal Calves-At Sc 00a6 IS.
CHICAGO. March 15.-- Cattle Receipts
1900 head; shipments $500 head: mar
ket steady; good to choice steers s. 15a5 %
. stockers S3 40a3 s5; feeders 81 25a4 90;
heifers SO l5a4 10.
Hogs-Feceipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
1000 head; market slow, irregular and
lower; mixed 81 25a7, 80; prime heavy
weights 81 6Oa7 20; light Sc 0Oa7 25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; ship
ments, 500 head; market steady; ewes
"a 25a4 IS; mixed 81 S0a5 10; wethers
So OOa5 so; westerns s. 1Oa5 30; Texans
"a 80; lambs e. 50a6 %.
CINCINNATI, O.. March 15.-Hogs, steady
at Sc soar so. Receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, March l5.--CliSue brokers
made their appearance to-day when the
wheat market was weakest and Eggleston
in person bought perhaps million bush
els, while Cudahy, Parker and Mills also
picked up what they could. The attitude
of the CLIQUE was decidedly bullish shorts
showed growing desire TO cover and there
was some Investment buying. The North
west was large buyer Of May to-day,
fair volume of business was transacted,
particularly early IN the day. The closing
was about &c higher than yesterday. Com
was rather weak early, ia sympathy vita
wheat, but later advanced, closing at last
nights figures. There was moderate
tradein oats and a lower range OF prices
Hog products, the volume Of trading was
a shade higher Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat, cash, No 2 spring 125Ia73c; No 3
spring 54a7lc; No. red 72$<a73c; March
72La7SlSc. closing at 1880; May 751Sa
7655c. closing at 1850; July I21sal31sc
closing at 725Sc. Corn, cash, No. Al c.;
March 40TSa4ll<c, closing at Also; May
49, a4S5Sc, closing at 1880; July 1875
44sSc, closing at 441lc. Oats, cash, No. :,
30SIc; March 301s s3O14c, closing at SO9sc
May 323sa32S{c, closing at $3.50; June 3z9s
a32%c. closing at 325sc. Rye, No. :, 5Oc
Barley. No. ,, sc Flaxseed, 81 20l4. Tim
II IS; Nav. $l7 171fal7 20, closing st
Sl7 52lS. Lard, cash Sl2 90; May S1l S71S
all 10. closing at Sl2 10: July $40 goa
II 27LIc. closing at $ll 271S; September
$40 7Oall 20, closing at 81 Is. Short ribs,
cash $40 20 May $40 05al0 20, closing at
$40 90. Receipts-FlOur, $4,000 barrels;
wheat, l46, 600 bushels; core 10000 bush
els; oats, 1914 600 bushels; rye, 5000 bush
els; barley, $4,000 bushels. shipments
Flour, AZ, 900 barrels; wheat, $1,000 bush
els; corn, 100000 bushels; oats, 2O5.0OO
bushels; rye, S,0O1 bushels; barley, $1,000
bushels
New YORK. March l5-Flour, receipts
%. eco barrels; exports 10000 barrels; sales
$1,000 barrels: market more active.
Wheat, receipts 10000 bushels; exports
1900 bushels: sales 5,0SO,oOO bushels
futures, and 10000 bushels spot; spot
market active; No. northern size: No.
northern S01Sc. options irregular; No.
rcd Nav 76Ilc: June 7S%a1i1lc, closing at
nc; July 77%aTSlsc closing at 1SIc.
Corn. receipts $1,000 bushels: exports
5000 bushels: sales 355, 600 bushels futures
and 10.Ol0 bushels spot; market steady: I'M
graded mixed 52a54c; April 5lAa5lSzc,
closing at 5l&lc; Nav 501S a505[c, closing AT
5OS<c; July sou s50JSc, closing at 5OEc.
Oats, receipts y, 900 bushels; sales 10000
bushels futres and $1,000 bushels spot:
spot No. 2 white 4ss49S&c; No. Chicago
S9I<s4Oc. Cut Meats, quiet and weak.
Lard. better demand; western steam $l2 30;
March and May Sl2 %; July Sll As; Sep
TENDER S11 %. Pork, quiet Butter, steady.
Cheese, dull. Eggs hrmer and demand
steady; western l7c Tallow, steady.
Cottonseed oil quiet and steady; yellow Sc
a57c Petroleum, quiet. Rosin, steady.
Trrnentine- ouiet Rice firm. Ccffee.
steady and unchanged. Sugar. steady.
PnnADELPniA, PA, March l5-Flour,
weak and unsettled Wheat, dull; No.
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red March 73a731Ec; April 7S16a13szc; May
751la75<c; June 761Ss76Ssc. Corn, nrm
but quiet; No. mixed March 49lSa4y9sc;
April 491<c; May and June 499sa499c.
Oats. firm and higher; No. white Marcn
4la4lNc; April, May and June 4lc. But
ter. firm: Pennsylvania creamery, extra
2Sa2S1{c. Eggs, quiet and easier; Pennsy VI
vania firsts Ike Receipts-tlour, 5,0OU
barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels: corn, lo,OOO
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels shipments
Wheat, "a, 200 bushels; corn, 9'OOO Dush-
els; oats, 5000 bushels.
CINCINNATI, O.. March 15.-C Cotton, dull
and lower; middling 91sc. Flour, easier.
Wheat, steady; No red 69a7Oc; receipts,
5000 bushels; shipments. 1000 ousneis-
Corn, firmer; No. 2 mixed 42c. Oats,
strong at soc. Rye, dull: No. 256c. FORK,
firm and quiet at Sl7 20. Lard, dull al
SI1 COZ Bulk meats. quiet at $40 221I
Bacon. steady at 81 So Whisky, steady
at 81 II. Butter. steady and higher; Elgin
creamery 29c; Ohio 23a25c; dairy lsa2Oc.
Sugar, steady Eggs steady at loo. Cheese,
strong.
TOLEDO. OHIO, March 15.-Wheat,
active and steady: No. ? cash 6S14c; May
Tic; July 725<c. Corn, dull and steady;
No. cash 4216c; May 1870: July 44zsc-
Oats, quiet at 35c. Rye, dull; cash 2oc'
Cloverseed, steady; prime cash IS 10. Re,
ceipts-Flour l75 barrels; wheat, 9,0OO
bushels; corn. $1,000 bushels; oats oio
bushels; rye, 500 bushels; cloverseed, IA
bags. Shipments-Flour, 5000 barrels
wheat. $4,000 bushels: corn, SOU push
els; cloverseed, $50 bags.
BALTIMORE, March 15.-Wheat, steady
No. 2 red May 74c; June 741fc. Corn quiet;
mixed spot and Marcn 47$sc; April 4t4c c;
May 4S16c. Oats, quiet and steady; NO;
white western Ale. Rye, dull; No. ?, 62c.
Hay. firm and unchanged. Butter, firm
creamery fancy 2qc. Eggs. easv at l6a
l7c. Coffee, dull; Rio December lSc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16

What dear, queer things Ben are.
They are an shouting against hoops
and crinOlines, just as they shouteu
against bustles, just as they shouted
against corsets and tailor-made tight
ness, lust as they shouted against the
decolette gown AMI, well, everything
we have ever had in the way OF wear
But lust let q woman dress in defiance
OF the prevailing mode, whatever that
mode may dictate, and the men Of her
own faulty will be the first to pro-
test. IN the little ladies who re-
member the hoops would only tell the
truth, they would say that II, in the
time when the hoops were worn, q
woman appeared without them and In
CONSEQUENT scant and slimpsy skirts,
her husband, brother, admirer, or who
ever the man might be who felt priyi-
legged 20 criticise her, would shout, do
go and dress yourself! You look
ridiculous" So the only thing 70 do is
to calmly regard the DEGREES OF fashlon
and not the cries OF our dear men. For
thew will do now as they always have
done; bully us, first not TO follow the
fashion, whatever it may be, and then
abuse US if we don't. FLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16
PETROLEUM.

New YORK. March 15.-The petroleum
market opened dull, and was stagnant;
opened at Csc: highest Csc; lowest 65c;
closing Csc bid. Pennsylvania oil spot
sales. none. April options, opened at Csc.
Total sales 5000 barrels.
OIL CRY, PA, March 15.-Opened 642sc;
highest, Csc; lowest, 64Sc; closed 64Isc;
sales. Is. 900 barrels; clearances, 100 600 bar
rels; shipments SO, $50 barrels; runs 50, l15
barrels.
PITrsBURG, PA, March 15.-Cpened and
lowest 64s<c; closed and highest 65c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16

The bodice Of this dress has huge
revers that cross in front and a vest
made OF antique crepe de chine. The
1abot is fashioned OF sheer ecru lace.
The principal material Is faille In q
delicate shade Of pearl The skirt
touches the ground and al the back and
the bottom is finished with double
box-pleated ruchiug OF the faille, d.
vided in the centre by roll OF twisted
ribbon. The sleeves end in deep cuffs
as shown. Above they are very full,
and with the big revers they lend an
appearance OF width at the shoulders
which is now considered correct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16
Tim. Table No. .. to take eject 1891 a m.
sunday, November ~. isJ2

Tim. Table no. >. 10 take eject 1901 a. m.
sunday. November ~ 1917.
Leave wb.sIing-'5.D, fe.4D. ti.i5, 1901
49:45. sg.s5. fl0:9 fii.O a. m, tis.l5. fi.ij
+s:OJ. = 20. s4:s5 '5:fj. f5.J0 ? m -.
Leave PsnihsulE-fb.g5, 1910. IN, f5.o.'
ts:5.. Psl. flo:N ili;o. =; NJ ,~'|h 'i'S~
Arf,ve Aauin's F.rry--'5 ~ fy.3k 80
.s:is. 1911, is:57 fi0.3 1905 siy'0 XIV
t3.l2. 70 .33.. % a., 1901. 90 -,
Lrsv> TerminAi Juneiion-y.U, fo.6x 49,
sIaB. s10.A tll:b a. M, tisl3 MI NV
s.i5. t5.g7. 1876. f8.45, fi0,2 2. "a.
Leave Lssghhns Hili--f7:sD. fil,B a m7
Leave ID. Mass crossing-f7:2j iil.D NJ,
49, xsStIs's Ferry--ss.3l -s,38. III.
5000. slo.sS. fii.22 tl.22. fS'S. 80. Oh
Is - 1901. fs:32. 10 -. ss.s..
'Dally tDaily sresp' sSseay. i'ahaAJ'
All trains will run on Eastern Time. clockt
in tslsErspb oaics At wheeling IL TIE sisno-'a
noIs..d ETAUssiG. saperinisnssst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16
,ArnIns. .Inke

Mr.. Lynch Of Elizabeth, n. j.. who
has no arms, was told one night recent
ly about a man in this city who is SINH
larly afflicted. as that 500" said Mr..
Lynch. "Well, the best luck can wish
him is that we may meet some day and
shake hands. "-Nelrdrk Cal.
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EtinE Light in on Dark Corners.
Courtr-JourHal.

breezy call Of incense-breathing
stirs the free air in the public
o and keeps the departments
No heaps Of rubbish in the cor
No barnacles upon the walls Of
hreau. No moss or cobwebs hang
From the ceilings Of the coy hooks
be cool reeesses eff the treasury. ar
sweet snugRerIes Of the interior. d
soft precincts Of the postal paradise(
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IL showed.

"Hail gentle spring. With pen in hand
The poet thus began his ode;
But spring oheyed not his command,
II didn't hail; il showed.
-NslV York Press.
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A Possibility.

Though bluer far than those, wot,
With which New YOrk's acquainted,
The Boston hose, perhaps. are not
So blue as they are painted.
Detroit Tribune.
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ONO Use.

"where are you going my pretty maid:'
I'm goingout shopping sir, she said.
Can / 20 with YOU. my pretty maid:
You're not the shade Of green want" she
-NslC York Herald
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Beautiful Spring.

Sure. spring is IN a loving way
To bring such days IS these out;
But when you see her winds AT play
It's but game Of freeze out.
-Bro0ktyn EdgL,.
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Spring Water.

We love to drink spring water,
As in our childhoOd's hour;
Therefore. wen soon be ready
TO drink an April shower.
Detroit Free Press.
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LRRfyE
w hi AR- DIY SION.

FOR Pitsbuts. o.iO and ia m and eioo D.
m daily. aud 1 3)p ~. daily except sunday.
For Piusburg aud the kasi. . o. p m aAily'
Washington Accom- modgtiou 300 p. NJ. cf'
amrdnu
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SIX BRIGHT RHYMES.
In the Woodshed.

am a JONAH" said the urchin,
With a most expressive wall;
"And see by fathers manner
- Warrington Star.
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The Metal MARKET.

New York. March l5.--Pig iron quiet
and steady; American So 75al5 80. Cop
per. steady; lake $ll so. Lead, firm at
$13 %. Tin, firm; straits 81 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-16

From PIttsburg, 1906 a No. daily 1915 p m
except sunday, $50 and TO- - p N. daily
washington Accommodation, 1;oO a m aAiiJ
except sunday cu.e n ecrLL.
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~, pennsyivani. stations
VlERnnSyNdnid lines

~ Trains Run by Central Time.
rrcrrr OFFICES AT yESsErLvira tslIios On
W,TrE ST. FOrr or ELEvKrrn IT. Nnrrffte,
AT HcI.rnn HouEE. WHErLfEe, AID - IN
PISssrLyayft 5rSTfoT. BEfrcnrpat
eo-yusrsI GrIrHn-" Pa HgNDlJ 20
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NOTICES 20 TAKE DISPOSITIONS. DEC
IN 7larstions and othar lawyers blanks pris 3
ad and for sale At he RHeIsz1R o,1ce- sdhx
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TRANS.OHIO DIVISION.

For Chicago 1885 and l0;0o a. ~ lVido W
a.tiy ,nds.Np m daily except sunday.
Cinciunlil Express, 1856 and lO;O1 .. in.' aod
Colnmbn, Accommodated. 3:s5p M sicsps
Sunday. ,. ,o.ox -
and $50 .. IN. except sunday
LRRfyE
Chicago Express 1915 aud $40 a. no. daily,
and is:06 D. m. except Sunday. aud b:D ?. 10.
Cincinnati Express. $50 a. m and 5;D ?. m.
Columbus Accommodation. 1900 p. N. daiif
oIeept sunday ,,.o. -
b:g5p N. except sunday.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money, Gas Per Cent - Governments,
Dun-Stocks, Lower-FlOur, Duh and
Unchangsd-Wheat, Higher.
NEW ORR, March 15.-Money on call
easier at 3 to 3 per cent; last loan at per
cent. closed offered at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6a7 per cent Sterling
exchange steady at 4S4a4S614.
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RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and after Monday. Dec ls PaUengsr
Trains will ran as follows: 'Dhily. tDlily
EIc.pg sunday. Central Time.
.o,ru xorrEp. 8
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Wheeling Bridge and TrminlI RaIIEI

General PASSENGER Agent. Balhmofs.
JS LANE WBeslIng. delf
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w KEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wcdncs
DAY, June l.lS0l trains will ran a. follows 81
city time
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grows
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tDatly except undsN
SUNDAY Church r.ans will iesve Elm Grow,
at s:i3 a m. and wheeling ~ l@,lf u. ~.
H. 4 WElaOEABfR.
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