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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30

,N"s..s.csstle; Jacob H. shay and Elvira
Whharss. both of Seattle.
i Ak collections at the county tyessurerss
oa''ce yesterday were 81. 5oa
kieischner. Mayer A ca. the Portland
smerrzntils firm. lied suit in the United
SSssees court yesterday against the Puget
Souno Cooperative Colony. Of Port An
Esacxs 70 recover s. qg6 90 on a morn is~e,rv
note executed April 4, 1858.
James Dupree. q colored man Who II
Nanfed IN Salem. Or for larceny. was ar
ressed IN this city yesterday by Deputy
cnersn jack Mcdonald and Committed 4,
TIE county jail. The sheriff Of Marion
sSo'ansy y on the way 70 Seattle TO take
Jaiser W. I. Munroe, Of the county jail.
visit 70 the Midxinter fair. has returnsd
ana VII 90 back 10 his post on February /.
PIT Aunros enioyed the fair and visits to
his iriends, Dus says that the weather was
20 PAD that he was driven TO come home 8
week or 30 sooner than he intended.
The Smell, Hsifshu a Woodward Com
pany. OF Portland. yesterday fled in the
superior court . complaint against T. c.
uirscn, q Pike street druggist, alleging
shas the latter. although owing them $50
LOT goods furnished. has given 10 s.
sartorI, Of this city. mortgage for 500
upon his stock Of drugs They want the
mortgage set aside as fraudulent and judy
ment for the amount Of their claim.
Tie following persons appeared before
Judge Hanford yesterday in the United
States court and were admitted 10 citizen
snip: August Peterson, Alfred Peterson,
Snaries u. w. Anderson and Jonas John
son. all natives of Sweden: Frederick
IietIens and Frederick Ernest Gerber, na-
tives of Germany; Francis Goodwin. q
native of Scotland: JOAN Carr. p. j. Sulli-
van and Patrick Hayes. natives of Ire
land; Andrew Hansen, . native of Dem
mark.
In the case Of Pitkin, Brooks & Co. vs..
The y. Lobe Company Judge Langley yes
tsrday allowed the petition Of the plaintiff
Tor receiver and will appoint one as soon
as the parties have agreed on a suitable
person. The receivers bonds will be fixed
al ". 900. The affidavit of +. Lobe was
filed denying the allegations OF fraud made
IN the complaint and alleging the assets of
the T. Lobe Company 20 be over $50, 900
instead Of $500 as alleged. 1t Was adj
mitted that the liabilities were $45 COO
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AMUsEMENrs.
"The Black fiussar."

A hearty reception wss given the Cal
houn Opera Company last evening at the
Seattle thea;er, where these popular sing
ers opened ioar nights engagement with
8 rendition Of AiAocker's romantic comic
opera, The Black Husssr" TIE induce
ments offered By increased stage room and
reduced prices, By tie me ACOUSTIC prop
critics of the house and shs tact that ina. Is
the last engagement Of the company in
Seattle this season, brought out a large
audience. Every opesa-goer IN Seattle IL
now familiar wtta The Black Hassar."
and its charming music, catchy aFias,
duos, trios and concerted pieces were
gwen 10 manner that delighted last
nights audience.
This evening The Bohemian Girl" viii
be sung With the fall strength Of the eorn-
paEy. Tomorrow evening ''The Chimes
Of Normandy" all Dc given and Thursday
nixhs said PashA" will De presented. In
sseaa ef The Niksdo. as fsrs; announced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30

The following new suits we're filed
with the clerk Of the superior court yes
terdav.
Seattle National Bank vs.. Daniel Jones
ct al. Suit to recover 81 500 on two PROM
issory notes.
Smell, Heitshu Il Woodward Company
vs.. ID. Hirsch ct al--Sult to recover S50l
on account aud TO set aside mortgage on
ground Of fraud.
A. Il. McCargar VS.. Massachusetts Mu-
tuai Life Insurance Company-Suit 10 re-
cover $50 % on insurance policy.
Is. r. Shaubpt VS.. Seattle Terminal Rail-
way q Elevator Company ct al.-Suit for
accounting and q receiver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30

ments 10 an affidavit made by William L.
Stirling. of Walla Walia, affirming that
the mortgage on block IS. supplemental
plat of Woodland Park addition, has been
satisfied with J. X Edmiston, who
has agreed TO return the same cancelled to
the bank, and warning all parties against
negotiating it. The other is an assignment
by which j. K. Edmiston transfers the
same mortgage to Ii. G. Blanchard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30

Without the means st hand for combat
ing il. cold may prove more dangerons
than the smallpox. No family Is safe IN
less provided sor such aa emergency, Ia
sudden attacks If cold, Group. asthma.
etc, Ayers caegry Pecsoral IS an snvaAa-
ahas srecifn
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A Pound of Facts

L. worth oceans Of theories. More infants
are successfully raised on the Eagle Brand
Condensed MIX than upon an other food
They are liable to less sickness than
Others. The Eagle Brand is Their efoFe the
hest infant food
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Reward.

will pay SIS reward for the detection
of the PERSON who cut off portion Of the
measuring rod in use on the Front street
sewer. wili pay an additional reward of
$50 for the names o. the persons who it,
stigsted the act. EDWIN HALL W.SsEs.
City Engineer.
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I've Contradictory Fnsax.

By pseaiisr coiaciisnee two iast-u-
nents wsrs died for record N the county
auditor OF ce yesterday. eotn Affecting the
same piece OF rCpeE;y, bat IN . widely
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osesssr Casa tsiae OF . feitey.
l. MeSargsr yesterday brought suit
= &c superior coarl 10 recover from the
= 'saehasssts Mutual Lie Insurance
- ssay sl$aes. alleged 10 be due As the
= sA'as o. bis s. 80 life insurance pol
~e lender CT Which, he alleges. hiss
-. Unused. as sell IS the money. The
- Vas No. 500. and was issued De-
- l>,sl Two Of the yearly prsaa-
g sise.9o are alleged TO hsye been
- pad making tas policy non-iorfsis-
@eesr the laws of Massachusetts.
~ k4e ceBsEact was com nj ete..
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The New York Kitchen will again open
their doors 10 the pRhlie on Wednesday
next Slss, and they will no doubt have
thar nsaal crnNdeA hnnse.
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Paw Rem. No Longer

When lovely home in Squire Park can
be bought on rent payments Just In
ishrd Particulars st office OF Union
Trust Company, lis sqaire-Lat!mer build
sru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30

KEYS fsised and gun repairing; al work
guaranteed Harry s Hall, Pioneer block
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70 xen .re tsre~x tssfnx tAe large ass-fAsstcae1
srlE4ax pills tsy CsFfar's Lutte Liver ft1ts An1
fsKss soass esrn sarL A xasu cant st2a1 sTss3'
tAlux OEe KaaL desc. TRY fnsEa.
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HoouIAn. Jan. @.-ISpecial. SAILED
sh G. Il. Wilson, lumber, from Aberdeen
for San Francisco.
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Cooper & tzvy are selling very tsiF grade o;
eosss Al &c Per pound
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=, eSsrss aRd FHbitc offiees-
sisssses 70 wea were issued Yesterday
A-Aa Andrews and Eliza Hill, eosa Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
LIVE STOCK.
baltimore Cattle Market.
THrRsDAY. DECEMBER %. Is!

UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMoST.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings were some
$50 head less than they were last week and
the average quality was better-more good
cattle ard not as many of the common
grades. The market had firmer tone, with
values but little different from thossrnlipg
last week. There were sereral punches or
very superior beeves among the sales 10
our home butchers Christmas cattle
Prices 2a4 3-5c, with most sales g 5Oa4 80
Myers & Houseman sold to Edgar ].
Hoover bunch OF very superior OHIO cat
tie on private terms, and one 10 jacob
Leran, also on private terms, for the holl-
days.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best ueeves 41la4 3 DC, those gen
orally rated first quality 4I1e41Ic, medium
or good fair quality 81 a4c, and ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows Ease per
pound.
from Virginia, IA from Kentucky, ll3
from Ohio, 1903 from Illinois, 80 from
West Virginia, rs from Maryland, 20 from
Tennessee ana % from Pennsylvania
Total receipts for the week ] ,634 head,
against !, SIS head last week. and l, $50 head
same time last year. The sales for tue
week were asa head, against l.45S last
week, and 1.039 head same time last year.
or the offerings !, ia head were taken oy
Baltimore butchers. l26 sold 10 country
dealers aud IS4 head TO Eastern buyers.
MILCH Cows.-Trade is slow and values
off about s. per head. There is full Of
fering. Prices range at f2Oa3O, and few
extra at $40 per head. Receipts, III head.
CALvEs-There IS fair trade only for
Veals at 4a54c. For Grassers trade, as
usual for them, IS very dull ut - 50ao w
per head Receipts, z6S head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts this week
were 2,47S head, against 3, 427 last week,
and 4. l57 head same time last year. A fair
trade is reported for both good Sheep and
Lambs. Common stock of both kinds is
dull The receipts number nearly l,OeO
head less than they did last week and COM
prise some good Sheep and Lambs among
them. Sheep are quoted at l13a3c; LAMBS
2la3Ac, and few extra at &c per 10.
gross.
HoGs-Trade in hogs is dull and values
Csc lower since Monday. Nearby hogs
sell at 81 5Oa4 50 and extra s. 10; roughs
So O0a3 10 per 100 pounds gross.
on THE WHARF.
CATTLE-The demand was good for the
best offerings, with receipts light and
quotations as follows: Cows, 81 50a2 %
per 100 lbs; bulls 81 50a2 IS per 100
pounds; old oxen, 81 50a2 90 per 100 lbs. {:
fat beef cattle, young steers, over 1000 los.
80 5Oa4 90 per 100 lbs; lighter weights.
81 5Oa3 90 per 100 lbs; fresh cows, Sl5a25
per head
CALvEs.-The arrivals were light and
the demand was slow, except for fat calves.
Prices were barely steady, with quota
tons as follows: Choice veals 5a5lz cents
per To-, and rough TO good IS OOaT W per
head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The market was
rather sluggish, with the quotations as
follows: Spring lambs 218a3 cents per 10.
and 81 OOa2 90 per head. Sheep, good to
choice l1la21S cents per 10. and 81 5Oa2 Cd
per head; common to fair 40 cents to
81 % per head.
CHICAGO. December 26.-Cattle-Sales OF
steers were generally at IS 5Oao w. ana
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le5sk; Delaware, Lackawanna ana West
ern. 1919; Denver ard Rio Grande pre-
ferred, 3511; Distillers and Cattle Feeders
Co., 1O%; Erie, 95S; DO. preferred, 70;
Fort Wayne l57; General Electric $50;
Illinois Central. So; Lake Shore, 1855
Michigan Central, 9S; Missouri Pacific,
264; National Cordage so; do.-preierred,
81; Norfolk and Western preferred, lI7s;
Northern Pacific 3L; do. preferred, 1919;
Northwestern 964 do preferred, al; Now
York Central, 50; Now York and New
England. Sls5; Pacific Mail. 2lss: Peoria.
Decatur ana Evansville, SO; Pittsourg,
l51; Pullman Palace l52: Reading, toA :
Rock Island, 611< ST. Louis aud San Fran
cisco first preferred, =; ST. Paul, 565s DO.
preferred. llS; Tennessee Coal ana iron,
i5sl Texas Pacific, 90 Union Pacing, l15;
United States Express, ~; Western Union,
S6Ik; Wheeling and LaKe Erie lO5s; do.
preferred, 1915. 20.
Mining Stocks-Bulwer, Oh: Cholor, 40;
Crown Point, TO; Consolidated California
and Virginia, $40; Deadwood. 40: Gould
and Curry. 30; Hale and NorcrosS, 30;
HomestaSe, 1850; Iron Silver =; Mex
lean, so; Ontario, 600; Ophir, 100; Ply
mouth, p; Quicksilver, $50; 90. pre-
ferred, 1900; Sierra Nevada, IS; Standard,
POO; Union Con-. 30; Yellow Jacket. 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
Ono Robher Confesse..

ERIE, PA, December 26.-CountY
Detective John p. Sullivan has return
cd from New York with part OF the
proceeds of the Slocum robbery and the
confession of Jeremiah Casey, one Of
the participants. The JOB was concocted
in the Meadville Jail, where Casey and
Frank Anderson, OF Edinboro, were cell
mates. The latter told of Slocum's
home. his habits and his boarded money.
OConnell, who occupied an adjoining
cell in the jail, was let into the secret
and the plans were mstured. Accord
ing to Casey, 1t was O'Connell who tor
tured SlOcum. After the arrest of An
derson, who lived near the Slocums. his
house and barn were searched and S700
of the stolen money was found in the
haymow. Mrs. Anderson has been re-
leased. Casey's young wife has also
been given her liberty at Patterson,
y l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27

from s3 O0a5 10 was the range of quota
tions. Cows and bulls were in good de-
mand and were strong.
Hogs-For good to CHOICE medium and
heavy weights the market was fairly &C
tive aud strong. Sales were principally
at 81 O0a4 80 for averages of less than 300
pounds. and at "a 25a4 55 for heavier
weights. There we're many sales OF poor
stuff at less than 81, and choice at 81 and
$50 pound hors were saleabe ut 81 6Oa4 10.
Sheep-Active at advanced prices. The
bulk of sheep sold at 81 50a5 20, and g 25a
3 20 for lambs.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; calves, 300;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, 1000.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December 26.-Cat-
tie steady; prime IS 00a5 %; good 81 lSa
: 80; bulls, stays and cows 81 0Oa3 10.
Hogs-Steady: Philadelphia 81 55a4 90;
common to fair Workers "a 2Oa4 %; roughs
g 00a4 90.
Sheep-Dur; extra 81 OOaS 25; good
81 3Oa2 20: lambs 50 OGa3 Is.
CINCINNATI. o.. December 26.-Hogs.
stronger at So 9Os4 60; receipts, $500
head; shipments, $500 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
Am.rican or Prnferrnh.

WASHINGTON, December 26.-Consul
Louis Stern has submitted some Stats
ties to the Department Of State show
iug the stimulation Of trade between
Germany and Russia. The imports OF
Russian grain into Germany have now
reached such proportions that the Con-
sui believes il proper TO call the atten-
ton Of the American trade 10 the fact.
On the other hand Germany'S demand
for Russian petroleum is falling off, be-
ing 54.2 per cent. less than last year.
This indicates that American petroleum
has gained almost full control Of the
German market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
SENT TO THE POPE


The Original manuscripts of the National
flynn America on Its Way &C Rome.
Mgr. saton Presents Hts acknOwI-
Judgements,
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, December 90
The original manuscript OF "America, "
the national hymn, has been semitic the
Pope for deposit In the Vatican library
by David Pell Secor, OF this city. IL Is
now on the way aud will probably be
presented TO the Pope by New Year ;.
Mr.. Secor's room in the Y. Nj. g. a.
building is locked and his friends do not
know wnere ne is, but they are not
alarmed, as be is,in the habit OF disap-
pearing mysteriously, sometimes for
weeks.
my Country 'Tis OF Thee" was writ
ten in 1882 by the Rev. DR.. Samuel
Francis smith, who is still living in
Newton, Mass. He was So years old
October 81 last. Mr.. Secor is an en-
thusiastic relic hunter. With p. L.
Barnum, he established Barnum lnsti-
tate here. lie was director OF the
curio department Of the Worlds Fair.
Five years ago DR.. SecOr met Mr..
Smith, and DR.. Smith gave him the
original copy OF America" as token
of friendship. The Rev. DR.. Maher, OF
Milford, called on Mr.. Smith last
spring, aud on seeing the manuscript,
suggested that IL be sent TO the Vati-
can. Mr.. Secor acceded TO the propoSi-
ton after some hesitation. The matter
was arranged through Archbishop
Satolli. The manuscripts was put in a
handsome frame and sent December 5
to Mgr. O'Counell, Rector Of the Ameri-
can College in Rome, who will turn II
over to the Cardinal Secretary OF State.
A letter from Mr.. Secor, giving the
history Of the manuscript and
biography Of It's author, accompanies
the gift. Archbishop Satolli sent the
following Acknowledgement TO Mr..
SecOr:
The APOSTOLIC DELEGATION,
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1894.
The apostolic delegation hereby gives
expression OF his great pleasure in re-
ceivng from Hon. David Pell Secor, OF
Bridgeport, Conn.,, 60 autograph letter
OF Americas national hymn, America"
from the pen OF its author On 1882,
Samuel Francis Smith, to be transmitted
TO the Vatican library, Rome, as a
special token Of respect from America
for the Roman Catholic Church, and OF
the reverence of Americans for her SOW
ereign Spiritual Ruler.
FRANCIS ARCHBISHOP SATOLLL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
A SHOCKING CRIME,

A Fishsrnaan's WIFE Brutality Outraged
and Bsaten-Her Head Crushed-she
Cannot Live.
ST. LOUIS, December 26.-Lving on
bed 10 a 6sherman's boat and sur
rounded with all the evidences Of a
shocking crime, Mrs. Lizzie Martin, %
years old, was found in a dying cOndl-
tiou. Her face, head and hands were
covered with blood, the bed clothing
was staindd with the fluid, and great
blotches on the door Indicated that an
assault had been followed by a des-
perate struggle. Her skull is badly
fractured aud she cannot live. Her
husband is absent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
APOSTOLIC DELEGATION,
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1894.
A CARNEGIE DEAL.
A Large Tract Purchased for q Steel
Plant at Lorain.

A Large Tract Purchased for Steel
Plant at Lorain.
CLEVELAND, o., December 26.-The
announcement has just been made in
this city that the Carneg 10 Company, Of
Pittsburg, has closed deal for several
thousand acres OF land at Lorain, 10
miles west of here, where one OF the
largest OF the steel plants in the country
is 20 be erected. The information about
the deal comes through Max Schupe, an
officer OF the johnson Company.
IL is said the new concern viii en-
ploy 5000 men, and, together with that
Of the johnson Company, will make
Creators Lorain a certainty. For some
weeks there mas been talk Of a purchase
by Carnegie capitalists, but not until
to-day has there been any degree Of
certainty In the deal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
DRY GOODA

NEW YORK. December Gas usual to
the closing week of the month and year,
there mas bean very moderate demand,
with the chief request for wide sheetings
in consequence of reduced prices which
agents have made as follows: andre
scroggin 1914, bleachee Il cents; Pepperell
l04 oleached 1615 cents; Allendale and
Pembroke 1914. bleached Is cents, and
other widths of usual proportions. Print
ing cloths dull at ll-l6 cents, plus one
l.al1f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
TIE rAMmNNY MEErINe.
Bourke Cochran win Not Attend the
Executive COmmittse Session.

BOurEe Cochran VIII Not Attenu the
Executive COmmittse Session.
WASHINGTON, December 26,-Repre-
sentative Bourke Cochran, OF New York,
will not attend the meeting Of the EX-
ecutiye Committee OF Tammany Hall
next Saturday. This meeting, called by
John j. Martin, Immediately following
the bitter personal arraiCument OF
Cochran by ex.Chlef Croker, has been
regarded as q means OF bringing the
two face 20 face. Mr.. Cochran has not
vet received any notice Of the meeting,
although Mr.. Martin says the notice has
been forwarded. But In any event Mr..
Cochran has no present intention Of at
tending. He has not attended a meet
ing in two years, and the present situa-
tlon IS not such as to induce him to
change his course. Mr.. Cochran will
say nothing regarding the Croker state
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
PE1KOLzUa

Ngw York, December 26-Petroleum,
firm; Pennsylvania oil, sales none; Janu-
airy option sales none; closed a. s5c bid;
Lima oil, sales none.
on Chr, PA, December 26.-Opened at
Csc: highest, 9Sllc lowest, CSC; closed at
95lsc; bales, loo barrels; shipments, 1885,
I4S bar eis; runs il9.S64 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
Boy Knlsd Mhlls hunting.

Speed. % go n11@steF.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, December %.
While hunting Yesterday, Everett
Sturms. fifteen years old, son or c. B.
Sturms, OF Pettyvills, this county, was
accidentally shot and Instantly killed
by Charles Mayhem, a boon companion.
Young Mayhem is almost crazed with
grief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
DIR. t. G. EDMIsroN DEAD.

The Assistants Superintendent OF the
hospital for the Insane.
Specfal % ,as Rs1isst--
WESTON, w VA, December 20
Word was received here to-day OF the
death OF DR.. T. g. Edmiston, Assistant
Superintendent OF the Hospital for the
Insane. he died at Mount Hope, near
Baltimore. His remains will be brought
hare Tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27


SroCKs.--The stock market was charac-
terized by a tone Of depression throughout
the greater part OF the day. There were
occasional periods OF hrmnesS during the
morning, but the slight improvements
made. were quickly lost under the influence
of selling movements. which, while slight,
were effective in breaking down price, by
reason of the absence of any
supporting orders. Distiiling was
ABOUT the only active stock
which resisted the efforts of the
bears during the morning. Distilling was
in very good buying in the early dealings.
An advance Of Is per cent was recorded,
ali but = Of WHICH was lost during the af-
ternOon, when there was some selling at
the higher figures by holders who are not
sauCuine as 20 the rehabilitation of the
company on solid basis. Sugar was
comparatively neglected, and during the
hour between l. and l o'clock only one
sale OF the stock was made; the shares
fuctuated with the very narrow range of
q per cent, closing per cent down On
that day. The other material declines on
the day are Lake Erie aud Western pre-
ferred and Cotton OH, , per cent;
National Lead, common and pre-
ferred, l per cent; on purchase OF
200 shares Central and South Ameri-
can Telegraph, . per cent, to l9. A
few stocks show fractional improvement
on the day. The pressure TO sell was
heaviest in the late trading and the mar
ket closed week with prices az about the
lowest level The bond mapket was weak
during the day on Somewhat restricted
volume of trading. Thstotal for the day
was SOL, COO Total sSfes Of stocks $4,000
shares. Quotations. osed bic;
AtchisOn, 4 ACftms Express, l4O; Al
ton and Terre ii aLte, 81; do preferred l9S;
American ExpIss no: Baltimore and
OHIO 69lS. 4 c3hada Pacific So; Canada
Southern ~; CeRtral Pacific, "A; Chesa-
Deake anc hio, l75S; Chicago and Altc7
-. Chica BURLINGTON and Quincy. 105s !;
AicaEo CT rs; Delaware HUDSON,
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a Fine snow at Weston.

spfeidL 10 tas Rs1SS,sr.
WESTON, w. VA, December 26.-It
began showing here about noon today,
and has kept up constantly since. There
is a fall of about ten inches OF fine
sleighIng snow, and still coming.
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The Natal NIarkaz

New York, December %. Pig Iron,
quiet: Scotch $40 a2O 90; American 50 50a
- 90. Tin, quiet and easy; straits sl4 80;
plates, quiet; spelter, dull; domestic IS %
Lead. quiet; brokers' price g 90; ex
change price 50 o. Copper, steady
brokers' price 80 rs; exchange price 81 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
FINANCE. AND TRADE.

money. i I-2ae Per Ueut-Governments
Weak - stocks, Lower - Flour, Essy.
Whea Higher.
NEW York. Decem Ger 2j.-Money on call
easy at lSa2 per cent; last loan , per
cent; closed at , per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 22ta41S per cent. Sterling
Exchange dull " 4SS15a4SS5t. Silver GER
titicates 54$lc bid.