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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

Tho committee on streets, alleys and
grades was called for last evening, to
consider several very important mat
tiers, but only Chairman Miliigan and
Mcssrs. Happy and Kenncy appeared,
and this not being a quorum nothing
could be done. 4 special meeting has
been called for 5 o'clock this afternoon,
to consider the ordinance extending
Thirteenth street through Hampton
place to Woods ; the committee will
meet at Fourteenth aud Market streets.
Tho board OF public works last night
changed the hours of labor on tho
streets from I in the morning till 5 D.
m, to 1880 u. M, till noon and / p. M.
to $3.50.
No quorum was obtained BY the COM
mittec on real estate and so no meeting
could be held.
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CARTS AND WAGONS
Tho Tito OF an Extended Discus
sion In tho Health Board.
WILLIAM CARNEY RECOMMENDED
To Council for Garbage Collector mt
Ills Bid OF $i8, OOO-Soveral Bids
Below that Amount Reflected by
tho Coinmittoe-Tho Marked Differ.
once between tho New and Old Bids.

Last evening tho city health board
hold a meeting at the city building,
which was vol attended,, sovOn Nom.
bers being present, Chairman Caddlc
occupied tho chair. Tho principal
business to DO transacted was tho opOn.
Ing OF tho bids for hauling tho city gar
buCo for tho two years commencing
May !. T~wenty.four bids wcro pre-
sentod, two less than were sent in at
tho Inst meeting OF tho committee.
Several OF tho old bidders wero replaced
by new men, and altogether there was
n marked difference in the amounts for
which the bidders thought they could
do tho work, caused BY tho dGtermin-
alton OF the board to have tho garbage
ordinance enforced to tho letter here
after. The comparison shown in the
tabln will provc iutOrOstinp:
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of n deed Of trust mndc by Francis
l. ThOncr TO Inc Is trustee. dated July -. 1883,
recorded In the Office OF the Clerk - OF the County
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed OF
Trust Book No. y, page yG}, | will sell at the
north front door OF the Court House Of said
county. on
SATURDAY, TIE 3isr DAY OF MARCH. 1871,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a M, tho following
described property, that Is 10 say:
So much Of lot numbered one hundred and
twcnty.ninc, situated on the east side Of Market
street, In the Fifth ward OF the City OF Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, rs fronts twenty-five.
feet and one inch on the said east sidebf said
MARKET street md extends back eastwardly TO,
the nlley called G. mud being tho northerly ono.
third part Of said lot one hundred and twenty.
nine, together with Nil the buildings or nppur-
tenancCs erected thereon or belonging thereto.
Also the south three feet OF lot numbered ono
hundrcl and thirty. in Chapline and EotI's adj
dition 10 said City Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia. said piece OF ground fronts three
feet on the east side OF Market street. between
Twcnty-sccond and Twenty-third streets and
running back OF equal width 10 the eastern
boundary line OF said lot l30. being the same two
pieces Of property conveyed to said Francis L
Thoncr by ". V. Hoge, trustee, by deed dated
July -, lSSS.
TERMS oFSALE-Onc.third and as much mon
rs the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
Of sale. tho balance In Two equal installmeutS at
twelve md tweHty.fOur months. notes bearing
interest from the day Of sale TO be given for tho
deferred payments.
WI. W. COwDES. Trustee.
": II. llAtLEN, Aucti0ilecr. mrl
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MARTINS FERRY.
Ilaps and MIshnps in tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

uaps and AIlshnps in tho Thriving City
Across tho River.
4 "citizcns'" ticket will DO moni.
mated some time this week. BY doing
this some Of the Democrats think they
can defeat ono or two OF the Republican
candidates, and considerable scheming
is being done. Several Democrats want
4. J.. Irwin to Withdraw and make room
for james Shipman. William Burns
will bo Nominated ior marshal, George
McGlumphy ior street commissioner
and W. I. Dixon for solicitor.
1t is believed that Congressman Pear
son will recommend Il postmaster Tor
Martins Ferry within Il day or two.
Much interest is being taken in the
fight. Several bets have been made rs
to tho lucky man.
Joseph Hilton will be the Republican
candidate for council in the Second
ward. lie tossed up yesterday with A.
W. Kerr, with whom he tied at tho pri-
maries on Saturday, and Won the toss.
Both factories will 90 on at the
Lnughlin nail works to-day. The plnte
mill will be laid oil until the third bat
'crE Oh Oo'lcrs IL FePaltcu.
Yesterday Owen Conroy, OF Etna-
Tille, was ,hkeu 70 inc l'llrInNsy oy
ItusteG peirnei nc Is SoNenIy years
GU anu p"'"Iy"eu.
eSIoFGa! pay!u wilson received no
t'ce tnAI nc must prove us 'gllt 10 a
Ho cnt off "''
CI-
tric cars on tho Gartin's F"rI1 nv I RoI.'
ia;ra I'm iino :" mii u rrnrn, o .ha ,I AUX W DE- Eo
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The committee on fire department APP
proved bills aggrcgating SOL 93. 1t also
authorized City Clerk Thoncr 10 honor
4 draft for the payment OF tho new hats.
The charge against j. ]. O'Neill, OF
the Niagara engine house, wac read, and
ONeilrs statement was heard. 1t was
Numerically opposed 10 those BY tho
chief and tho foreman. The committee
adjourned to meet two weeks from last
night, to investigate his case.
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Distribution OF Seeds.

WAsnISGroS, D. c., March 1.-The
annual distribution OF seeds BY the
agricultural department will be COM
pleted at tho end OF this month. Prac.
tical!y all OF the ono hundred tenn
porary employees engaged in the work
Will DO dropped from the rolls at that
time. The total packages of seeds scnt
out from the time the annual distriDu-
ton was commenced last year until
brought to O close will aggregate 9,00O,.
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liisiIIhIItI:.
an Sorts or Local New. aud Gossip from
tho GlnA CITY.

III sorts or Local ScW1 nnh GOsilp FROM
tho Glnn City.
Wisconsin SwoitzCr cheese has driven
the Monroe county article nearly out Of
the market. Tho Monroe county manu-
iactilrors OF this cheese furnished Il iOw
years ngo tho cntiro supply for tho mar
kots along this part OF the Ohio valley,
but thoy have lost 1t by allowing tho
quality OF their product to run down.
Notwithstanding tho progress OF n To-
cal campaign here everybody in town
have been on their good behavior to
such an extent that not IN arrest has
been madO for three days.
Mary Groenloo obtained Judgment
against John 4. Troll for $500 damages
for alleged failure on tho part Of defend.
ant to operate a coal mine according to
contract,
Two representatives from tho Dcllairo
board Of trade will attend tho state
meeting Of members OF boards OF trade
at Columbus to-day aud tomorrow.
Thomas FlahOrty died ut his homo on
Guernsey street and will be buried from
the Catholic church this morning. lie
was sovcnty.sGvon years Of ago.
All kinds OF farm work are well adj
vanccd now. More pluwing has been
dono than Is sometimes dOnO by tho
middle OF April.
Sheriff VI. NJ. Scott was in town yes-
tcrday and appraised the goods in i. j.
Stegcr's store, recently closed by Il Iovy
oil tho goods.
Rev. William CASTOR spent yesterday
calling on old friends in the city, and
left Tor his home in Cleveland in the
evening.
One passenger train each way is
dropped OH tho Cleveland n Pittsburgh
road by tho now schedule now in force.
Tho Columbian club dance last night
was well attended aud tho young folks
had 4 worry pleasant time.
George J. Remsburg lGctured to n
limited audience NJ tho city hall last
night on Liberalism"
The regular monthly meetings OF tho
city council and school board will b.
held this evening.
Mr.. John Dubois and vito returned
yesterday from Il visit with relatives at
West Alexander.
Every industry OF every kind in this
city is in operation this week.
Tho Merchants Running Team will
elect officers this evening.
Alex. Nef is homo from q trip to Bal
timorc and Washington.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TIRUSTEES SALE.

Ell SALE-
ly virtue Of three deeds oitrust mudo byWilliam
Hamilton und LOttIe Hamilton. bis vile. TO inc
AZ trustee, the first dated April II, lSSS, recorded
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court of
Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed o.. Trust
Book No. q. piGe J., the second dated July 6.
ISIS, recorded IN said clerks Office IN Deed Of
Trust Book No, =, mage lG9, the third dated
August q, $50, recorded In SNId clerks Office in
Decd Of Trust Book No. ~. pRgc ., ! will sell ut
the north front door OF tho Court House OF Ohio
County on
SATURDAY, THE Pin DAY OF MARCH. 1891,
commencing nj 10 o'clock n H., the following
described property, that Is 10 say: Part Of lots
numbered three ald sixteen In Kline and ST.
fel's GraudvIcw subdivision IN the First wnrd
Ut The city OF Wheeling, Ohio County, West VIZ
slnia, that Is to say: So muuh OF tho lot No. = in
snid subdivision MS lies within the following
boundaries. tD-wit: Beginning ct the south.
west corner Of said lot, running thence north
wGrdly with tho west line thereof 81 feet moro
or less 10 the S0utherly line Of the road as now
u'cdi thence with the southerly and westerly
lines Of the road rs now used 10 where the samo
intcrScctS with the south line Of said lot thence
with the said south liuc westerly TO the place Of
beginning.
Also so much OF lot No. l6 In said subdivision
MS Hes south Of n line running parallel with the
south line OF said lot, which II extended In a
straight line Will intersect the west line OF said
LOT No. J. where the southerly line OF tho road as
now used intorSccts said west line.
Tho title 10 said prODertyi is believed TO be pcr-
feet. but selling us trustee ] Will convey only
the title vested In me by said deeds OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ono.third aud Us much more
rs the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the
day OF sale. the balance in two equal Install.
mentS at one and two wears, notes bearing inter.
est from the day Of sale to be given for the de-
fcrTed payments. the title TO be retained untIl
payment has been made In full.
W.. ". COWDES, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, AlCtIonccr fel9
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beware Of OintmcntS for Catarrh thu,
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell, and completely dornnge the
whole system when entering it through
tho mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians, as
tho damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you a possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manuiac-
tured by +. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, o.,
contains 10 mercury, and is taken in
tcrnally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho system. In
buying HALLS Catarrh Cure be sure you
get tho genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
EsD"Sold by druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
y
Oithc valuable city real estate NJ lsnao FrcoSe,
deceased. situate In Centre Wheeling aud In
South WIcGliHg, heretofore advertised 10 dctntl,
Will, in pursuance To adjournment. take placc
Ut tho north front door Of tho Court House on
SATURDAY, MARCH Il, 1891.
At 10 O'Clock n. IN.
This property consists OF lot % mud part Of lot
81 OnthO southwest corner OF ChHplino aud
Twcnty.iOurth streets; parts OF lots Il and IS,
I.Oll'S addition. on TwCniy.fOurth street; lot l
In square got tho subdivision Of Joseph CGld.
wells estate, on Chapllnn street; on these lots
nrc valuable dwelling houses; also tho south
half Of lot : In square in the plat oil the town
OF south Wheeling
4. J. CLARKE,
GEORGE ". ATKINSON.
Special Commissioners
J.. G.. HEGvEY. AuCtlOnarr. milo
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The Indian Approximation,

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1.-THE
Indian appropriation bill is likely to be
reported this week. Chairman Holman,
OF the committee having it in charge,
expects that the total appropriation
will be $780, 900 less than that OF last
year, which will make the bill a trifc
above S6,000.0 900.
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~ HAVE used Ayers Hair vigor Tor 4
number OF years, and it has always
given me satisfaction. 1t is an excel
lent dressing, prevents the hair IRON
turning gray, insures its vigorous
growth. and keeps the scalp white. and
c!can."-Mary a. Jackson, Salem, Mass.
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MEa. WiSsLOw'sSOOtHIIG SYRUP has been used
their children while tCcihlng, with perfect sue
cess. ltsOOthcS the Child, sOi;cua The gums, al
lays all pnIn. cures wind cole. aud Is Inc hes,
remedy for DlRrthtua. II will Gllcve tho pOor
little Sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
IN every pRrt Of the world. Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. Bc sure mud ml; ior Mrs. Wlusloy's
Soothing syrup" aud take no other kind.
NJ yr,V
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.
Tho property Of the Mound City Brick Com.
pnny. at Moundsylllo, ". Va. WIN DO sold a.

Tho property Of the Mound City Brick Com.
pnny, at MOnndsvlllc, ". Va, wiz DO SOLD a.
auction 10 the highest and best bidder on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1885,
at o'clock y. H., upon tho promises
Said property consists Of about tWclvo ,nl
ncrcS o iclay land suitable for building brick Of
bcd quality, located upon u switch OF tho u 40.
Il. H., buildings, machinery anu lOnis loI Tue
manufacture Of brick BY tho soft mud process,
stable, office and dwelling house.
Tho personal property CgnslsiS o. abont l9
cords OF wood. about four hundred honiand
burnt brick. abOut 81. 80 In book accounts, four
~ honcS, wagons, cart aud harness, also oiioo
furniture, safe, desk, etc. =.
Tho property will DO sold rs II whole, without
division. upon the following terms, viz:
Five thousand tsi.O0Jl dollars, or US mhch more
as tho purchaser inuy elect TO pay, CA'h III mana
on thoiay Of sale, tho balance In two G1nhl III.
stAllmrntS. payable In six t6l and Twelve w.
months from the day Of AalO, tho purchaser 10
give his notes, bearing interest from the Jay Of
snlc for the deferred payments, secured by deed
Of trust upon the property. nrLO.IIhLs
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with legislative power. ThomorO money
mulct Of tho tax Is Il triiln compared
with tho BubOrdination OF personal
rights 10 pntty convenience. When any
party Inns reached II point at which Il
lns no c%ompunciion about building up
its power on tho ruins OF tho bill Of
rights" II has no longer n legitimate
mission In 4 irOO republic. This is II
conclusion that concerns no single class.
II n sGt Of citi2ons Is subjected to this
sort Of wrong, NIL thereby become equal.
" liable to IL, No elias, rich or noor,
can afford to Ontrust its rights aud i'm.
munitics to Il party that has oncn
RhOwn itself capable OF thus pGrvOrttng
Legislative rowGri. by tho net, it has
become revolutionary, oppressive. tyran-
nicaI aud defiant Of constitutional limi.
%tations; and, like u man who has ouco
committed crime, its political virtue is
weakened forever.
Tho money mulCt OF this Tux, however,
is not n small matter because tho loss OF
rights is a greater. 10 take from tho
moro compotQut carriers OF society $751;
OOO,OOO n year out OF their RCCumula-
tons, Is TO virtually ]Cxtinguish Il vnst
amount OF capital. CapilaItztng that
sum ut five per cent pcr aunum. wO have
Il principal OF 100000, 900, which is
made non-productivo to its owners and
appropriated to the uses OF the govern.
mOnt for 80 long rs tho tax continues.
That Is clear coniisCation OF so much re.
source So, indeed, is taxation in al.
most any form but it is Il matter Of tho
utmost consequence whether the
means thus seized comes ont OF tho
funds devoted to consumption or those
devoted to production. In tho latter
case, tho whole community suffers from
Il loss OF productive ability, and tho
always bad effects OF taxation arc gra-
tu%itiously aggravated. Politics, how.
over, appear to have reached Il stage ut
which politicians caro- little for either
tho Constitutionalities or tho ELECTS OF
taxes Crafty leaders have discovered
the art Of using tho taxing power for
promoting party ends, and that seems
To DO their latest fad. A little moro OK
perienCc may teach them that conStitu-
onts comprehend the difference between
Il legitimate tax and n tyranny disguised
rs Il tax, and that though Americans
have long tolerated political hayward
ness they are ut Inst bent upon rejecting
all forms OF party action or organization
that eubordinatGs rights to expediencies.
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TOM Is AINNIi
And Now His Sistor Wilt Have to Refund
tho Insurance Money.

And Now His SIstor Will iIavo to Refund
tho Insurance. Money.
BALTIMORE, MD., March lo.-Thomas
Montgomery is alive, Notwithstanding
the fact that the Industrial Lilo lnsur-
ance Company, OF New York, recently
paid $500 insurance on his lie under
the supposition that he was killed in !.
railroad wreck lear New York last Sep.
TENDER. Montgomcry's sister, Mrs.
Ellen lnglcsby. OF New Haven, Conn,
got the money on the policy. She iden.
titled the body OF some other mau rs
that OF her brother. Montgomery says
he LETT New Haven eighteen months
ago and after 4 short stay in New York
came TO Baltimore. Captain Lewis, of
the Bay View asylum, states that Mont
goncry was admitted there last Octq-
Der.
TON ia here" said the general SUPER
intcndent OF the asylum. His sister, a
Mrs. lnglcsby, wrote me about two
months ago from Connecticut asking if
her brother was here. She said she
had heard 4 story to that effect but did
not believe there was any truth in it, rs
she Jolt confident that her brother had
been run over by railroad cars in New
York last September"
Montgomery said he supposed his
sister believed him dead because hc
had not written her.
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~COmm0n-SenSe Truths.

An Able Physician Explains tho After.
Effects of Grip, tho Condition In which
1t Leaves People, und the only Thing
To DO.
Its n very slow proccV!"
inoApGnEer was prOmincn; physician. Con,
unnlng, ho Saldi
~ mean getting over tho ailer.clTcctS Of tho
Efp. Any ono who has seen rs much Of 1t as /
nave can easily understand II. The grip last,
lOrh long time, nnu seems - take u special hold
upon the system. Il frequently runs into puul.
mohia, sometimes lCAVi, the hearing partially
impaired, the llroat with IN Irritating ]Sorrucs',
anu the stomach with impaired digestion. Il
Mems TO take a long lime 10 reCOvprt The strength,
we energy, or tho nmhitiOn inter Onc has had II
Lph o. Tho grip, nnh We frequently IND neural.
~, Rheumatism, and even worse IhIngI follow.
lug It. -
Nov. whatshould my sensible man or woman
10 under these GtrUumsilncrSY Tho answer
lsscns hard. but Il Is really easy. Simply help
SAiute 10 gct over tho trOnblc-Stlmulltr the
pody and faculties Just II little This is whit
every good physician In the lind advocates IN
order TO drive grip out Of the SyStclH II should
nuAt DO pure, and that nothing for this purpose
y equal To good WlISkOy. Il is unfortunate.
however, thai there IL 80 lIttiU putn medicinal
WhiSEey TO hC found, md, In fact. II can be trulv
SAD that there Is but one strictly medicinal
Mhiskeyl upon the lunrGri. nud that Is lut|v's
Furc Malt II IS not like ordinary whisgGy, how.
ever much druggists mud grOcCrS may say so. 1t
mas, In TACT, properties possessed by no other,
anl Is beyond question q stimulant which can
safely and GicCtually bu taken to prevent the
grip or drive away lis most disastrous after.
effects"
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TILE NEW JUSTICE
ABDUCTED into OGire with SimpIc hui Im.
pressivo Ceremonies.

pressivo Ceremonies.
WAsnIHGTo%, D. c., March 12.-Tho
induction into office OF the new asso.
ciatejustlcc, ex-senator White, OF Louis
lana. attracted n large attendance to the
supreme court room this morning rs
tho ceremony always does. There has
been an unusually large number OF OPP.
portuuities to witness it in the last lew
years. Not Tor many years have there
been so many vacancies and consequent
induction OF successors to seats on tho
bench i'll SO short n period as in the
last and present administrations. Jus
tees Brewer, Brown, Shiras and Jack
aon have all taken their seats since
President Cleveland's former term OF
Office. The ceremony OF induction Of
Justice White was very simple but i'm
prcSive-
Promptly at noon the court filed into
the room and took their places, all be-
ing present but Justice Jackson, who is
detained in the south by illness. The
new ~justicn had previously been sworn
in by tho chief justice in the clerks
Office. When the court had been seat.
ed and opened with theusual announce.
mont. Chief Justice Fuller announced
TINT Justice White was present and
ready to take the oath OF office. The
candidate WAS seated just behind Clerk
Mckinney, who thereupon arose and
read the commission signed by the Pres.
ident. Justico White then arose and
read tho oath OF Office in 4 deliberate
tone and with clcarness and distinct
ness, every one in the court room stand
ing meanwhile. The quiet in the court
was then broken by tho rustic Of
garments rs every IL was reseated and
Justice White passed around the bench 10
the lett hand end, where Justice Shiras,
his neishbor on the bench, shook hands
with him.
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CHICAGO. March lo.-Cattle. receipts I5OO
head; shipments 400 head; market active;
prime u extra native steers 81 lIaI Is; good 10
choice s. OlIi -; Others s. 5OnS Is; Texans 8, JOa
. Is. Hogs, receipts $1,000 head; shipments
ll,ONA head; market slow and lUc lower; Tough
heavy 81 OOai 90 heavy packers 81 COLi 81; prime
heavy 81 Sal %; assorted light 81 9laj % Sheen
and lambs, receipts ll.O0 head; market active
md steady; top natives WESTERN sheep sheen
s. 2jaSS 81 few exports Il. SiUOi tOplumbs 81 goa
I2i.
EAST LIBERTY. "a. March I2.-Cattle. reccIpts
$40 head; shipments l.y-J head; market slow
1T about last weeks closing prices. Hogs, re.
CclptS t,S0l head; shipiEens 800 head; market
steady; MI grades - HJnj -. ShGcp, receipts IN
head; shipments 100 head; market slow al 10 10
ljc of from last weeks prices
C~ISCIS%ATi. O., March 1I.-IIogs steady at
Si%i45 49, receipts 500 head; shipments Go
head.
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NEW YoRE, March Eth all departments OF
the %jObhing trGdu the demand has continued Of
the good proportion Of last week. Values, how.
ever, are on a low scale. for which season tho
volume OF business IA hardly up 10 last year In
amount. With commission houses the OpcuIuI,
OF business disclosed Il large mail aud wire de,
mAid AID the latter Increased during the day
and principally for ScRSOnable speCiIlt!rs, such
rs dress goods. printed Sutins. Slusheny aud
many fabrics OF flannel finish. Wooden goods
are In LARGE lnlulTy but sNali sales.
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on. CRY. Pa. March l2,-Opcued and loves,
Sc; highest Size; closed II: SIC; sales 5000 bar.
els; cleGrduces 1900 barrels; shipments l3o, As
barrels; runs 100, III barrels.
NEW York. March l2-Petroleum quiet; no
sales: April options closed q! S3Hc.
rtTrsRuRGH. PA. March la.-opened and hI:h.
eSI S3l4c; loves: aud closed SIC.