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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
ALLEGED GERMAN SPY CONDEMNED IN
PARIS

PARIS Dec 2I-Non Sch0neback the former cav
airy officer In the German army who was arrested
i've weeks ago charged with espionage was con-
demn.d to-day TO five years Imprisonment by de-
fault Won Sch0ncback. who VAS at liberty on bAi'
surrendered himself 10 the authorities in order 10
Obtain "A tria.. when hr Sh"nt' nave '"''i''o'
IN. urepn ration OF his line Of defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
THE BLENIIEIM TO SAIL TODAY


SIR CHARLES Tt.PrER TOO ILL To ACCOMPANY
SIR JoHN THOMPsoNs BODY TO CANADA
London Dee 1.-THE Queen Will send special
represenitiife 70 Portsmouth the occasion OF the
removal Of the body OF Sir John Thompson on board
the cruiser Blenheim tomorrow, and the COLONIAL
Office Will send Hartman W. Just Assistant Secie-
tary 90 the Marquis of Npon.
Sir Charles Upper. Canadian High Commissioner
In Great Ertan. haf roen aling since ms recent az
tack of influenza on Thursday he WAS seized VITA
= chill. and is now unable To- ."dFe tl' i.pus'..
owing =, me condition u his heal.n. Sr 'Aarl'S
,,nt ~ accompany the b)iv ~ Sir John Thompson
4, canada on trc cruiser benhoim
ottawa. Dec. III 4 ;. Hl"nn".m' VITA inc
b,lv ~ SIR John Thompson. is expected to arrive
a., u,urtx IN December g. The toly VIII lie IN
-,a,c on January :. AM sho hIrhi "iil take t'"c'
on I'm. following Has. TIE Gpycrnor-Gencrhl MI
i.. rrcs.nf AZ f1e fur':tI. and che countess "i
,l,r Icon viii accomp.n. Lady Thompson %" tn'
Journey q. fIal4ttN. g. -, ,,,,,.,
r.1ulcrn mass was celebrated IN m" 3asillc1
ms morning flr the late p..m!'r IH" ounce va.
r,i III th.r. being present Ministers u me crown
ami many prominent citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
LADY BILLION SOLD.

James Golden Of Boston yesterday purchaser
from Itaac Fleming. OF Fleetwood Park. TINS cry
the noted trotting mare Lady Bullion I'io74 W
Pilot Medium. The was formerly owhea py
y. H. Putnam. of New-York. who bought ner from "
sud DoAls for 500. in the summer OF ls" AA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
BRITISH AID FOR NEWFOCNDLAND.

7.
ISLAND CLOSED-REAIIZlNG ON THE
ASSETS CT INsOLVENT FIRMS
ST Johns " F. Dec. FIT is reported that the
British Government has offered assistance TO the
IMPOVERISHED people OF this colony The sagna-
ton OF business In Newfoundland is complete. every
labor-enploying concern on the island being closed.
The work of realization on the assets OF In
solvent firms begun under the direction or the
trustees Of the Commercial Bank. Is now being
carried on under the charge OF the trustees, VINO
are verifying the statements in regard to specie
contained In vaults.
The Government has not yet Indicated the nature
OF the proposed legislation relating to the present
business crisis. The introduction of a measure
bearing on this subject is expected on Monday.
|, is suggested in the newspapers that the salaries
OF all pubic officials be reduced % per cent The
Halifax banks preparing to resume business
\ representative Of the Bank OF Montreal Is ex-
pccted to arrive here tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
WINTER RACING IN KANSAS CITY.

Hot Springs, Ark, Dec. ar. W. Cnnhins"a'"
q the Exposition Driving Park, Kansas |''!. -
executed lease for the racetrack IN inns c"s "'
WIN give winter meeting. beginning fepruary l.
Glen ,Gr.yeNng. q ss anqss WY e. the preS'a'"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
SWEPT RY TIDAL WAVE AND RIVER
FLOOD.

LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY IN COLOMBIAN
cITY-FATE or THE TOWN OF CARA.
Panama Dec 1.-THE Star and Herald" prints
the following from its Colon correspondent:
Passengers arriving to-day bring news to the
effect that Santa Maria the capital OF the Depar!e
ment of Magdalene. city of about loO0 innaol'
tants has been inundated by the rising and over:
flowing Of the banks of the River ManZanares, ana
by a tidal wave which swept over the city on De
cember T. Hemmed IN by the slowly but gradu.
ally rising waters of the Manzanares on the one
hand. and the mountainous waves OF the CariDpean.
.lashing with fury into the town, the inhaDltantx
were thrown into the greatest CONSERVATION sons
taking refuge i'm the church steepes and hgness
buildings m town. while others fled to the noun:
tains. The number of persons who have perisneo
in the disaster and the number or buildings 10
stroyed cannot yet be ascertained.
The small town of Cara has completely disap.
peared and fourteen OF its Inhabitants are miss.nob
among them Dr. Hincapie. a we-known physician
At the time of the sailing OF the steamer the tenn
pest had somewhat subsidized. but II was impossipIe
10 get about the streets except in boats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
THE POPE on THE ITALIAN TROUBLES

INVITING THE SUPPORT or THE POWERS IN THE
EVENT OF COMPLICATIONS
Rome. Dec 2l.-The Pope has addressed coni-
Dental message to the Cabinets of the severa!
European Powers. calling attention 10 the troubles
In Italy and inviting the support OF the Powers
the event OF complications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
FROUDE'S PLACE At OXFORD FILLED.

FROCDES PLACE ut ONFUKD FII1LEDs
FREDERICK YORK POWELL. APPOINTED REGIUs
PROFESSOR OF MODERN HISTORY.
London, Dec ?i.-Frederck York Powell hao
been appointed Regius Professor Of Modern His
tory at oxford He takes the place left vacant
by the death of James Anthony Froude.
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the outlook for 1885, and thought that the Ameri-
cas- Cup Committee had shown great wisdom
Another nrn ninent Xachtsman slNs:

HnOther prominent yaCntsIHdH sd!H'
AS read the cables between Secretary Grant and
the New-Yorl Yacht Club the former assumes
more power than he really has. on August T. 1889
he re!ssued Challenge from Lord Dunraven AFTER
1t was withdrawn. and now he says the Royal facnt
Squadron will not demand the cup II Lord Dunraven
wins. and in the next cable he says the squadron
will hold special meeting to sec II II shall give a
receipt for the cup sMr Grant IL secretary. and ne
should be careful not to act outside his authority
1t Is better wait for the meeting of the squadron
before taking Grants cables too seriously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
EARTHQUAKES IN GREECE.

Athens. Dec 2l.-Violent earthquakes. accom-.
panied with loud rumblings. shook Atalanu ana
the surrounding district yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

drfted about in a perilous position FOR several
by vessel. which came to her assistance and towed
her to Holyhead.
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Cabinet.

BULGARIAN CABINET RECONSTRUCTED.
Sofia. Dec. 2l.-M Stolloff has reconstructed To
Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

meanor Of the Princes neighbors showed that ehey
wished to let him know how deeply they sym rpck
was accompanied by Count Herbert CounteV
Rantzau and DR.. Schweninger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
London.
SAVOY HOTEL,

LONDON.
Overlooking the River md EmbR n meno
Gardens. Most elegant Hotel in London. Ev.
cry suite Of sitting and bed room. and he'd
and dressing room has ~ private bathroom.
etc. Lighted by Electricity. Otis Elevators.
The Finest Restaurant. CUISINE and Cellars
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

The latest wine crop In France. gathered last Sep
TENDER and al the beginning OF November. amounts
70 30 05s 90 hecotrcs. decrease Of ilo1"" hccto
Iltres AZ compared with lseS. but an Increase ~
- oo hectolitres over the average crop OF th'
last Ten years II the production OF Algeria. ABOUT
~ Gp bcciotres and that Of Corsica about 3v'"'
1actoIi,res be included. IN" total French crop
amounts 10 about 10000 hectolitres. OF The value
81 on, francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

In the Chamber OF the United States Of Colombia
tyenty-nine Deputies have presented bill hNing
as follows the duties TO be paid upon the exporta-
tion of certain products OF the country; god per
ouintal on ground coffee. ~ cents ioI coh'e III
heans: per cent the value OF gold exported IN
hars and o.. centavos. or cents. per bunch o.
ian;,ins II was reported. however. that the pro-
iected hill was meeting with some opposition on
Tho mart OF the public well as OF many Deputies
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28

WASHINGTON, y. c., March 27.-Pat-
cnts on two hundred and ei:hty.six in
ventions expired by Limitation to-day.
Among them were the following: Speed
indicators, W. llcckcr, Providence, L.
l.; rotary engines. Francisco Pasquale,
Stella aud Pietro Giovanni Battista,
Hanena Diano, Marine, Italy; sewing
machines, George W. Baker, Cleveland,
Ohio, assicnor to White Sewing Ma
chine company; stereoscopes, Alex.
Beckers, New York City; fro proof
safes, W. II. Butler, Brooklyn, n. Y. ;
car heaters, W. II. Kilbourn, CORY, Pa. !;
magazine fire arms, 4. G. Bennett, New
Haven, Conn, assignor to the Winches-
ter Repeating Arms Company, same
place; bcssemer converted bottoms,
Andrew J. llaws. Johnstown, Pa. hot
air furnaces, VIM. L. Henderson,
Winonn, MINI. ;and leo machines, Thos.
L. Rankin, Lyndon, Kansas, assignor to
North American leo Company, Dallas,
Texas,
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Special Dispatch TO tie intelligence.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 27.-The
following pensions have been granted to
West Nirginians:
OricinaI-Jonu P. Nary, Wheeling;
Clark NJ. Trowbridge. Terra Alta; w.
W. Dent. Parkersburc; Isaac S. Blank
enship, Lesage; William C. Melvin,
Wellsburg; James Myers. Gold Hill !;
Elijah II. Holt, Houl;; William Cole,
Lowman.
lncrease-John A. McDermott, Nal
den; Frederick Holmes. Fire Creek:
Marion Wofter. Alum Bridge.
Reissue - John knaggs, Irontown !;
William II. Hyatt, Smithton; John c.
Brown, Parkersburg; William c. Rari-
dan, Menceur's Bottom; Harvey Rari-
dan, Lyon; Benjamin F. Berry, Parkers-
burg; Joseph McGraw. Midway Patrick
Farley, Wheeling; Levi Petit, Cameron;
Allen I. Landlcas, Glen Elk; William
+. Fortncy, Eglon.
Original Widows. etc.-Lucinda Stew
art. bennington; Sarah l. Woodward,
Charleston; Catherine E. Tebay, Man
ganese; Margaret ]. Bird, McMechen;
Elizabeth A. Leatherman, Ridgoville;
John Smith fatherl Midway.
Renewal-John NJ. Archer, Lime
stone Hill.
Mexican War Survivor-CIucroasc)
William Lucas, Logan.
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ALMOST RIOT
Caused 10y CoxcyH standard Ecnrrr Get.
ting u Drink-A wwt virginia COlorcd
Mans Marrow Escape.

Caused 10y CoSCy'E standard Ernrrr Get.
ting u Drink-A wctt virginia Culorcd
Mans Marrow EScnpe.
.iWm Rt1rh'S "Arly' CorrionI,nte GoA
LoDbliHt o., IN iiIuFgh TIME.
Lato this afternoon disturbance oc.
Cured that threatened to result acrioua.
" for Il timo. jasper johnson, the col.
orGd tag bearer from liuckhannon, ".
Va, went into tho only saloon tho place
has to got drink. After Gottin. in he
passed into tho rear ynrd Of tho place.
Among those in tho saloon was an old
German named jacob Rucrg. living
near hOrc, who has been drinking for
several days pnst and is near tho verge
oi the jams. lln also went into tho baCI;
yard shortly after Jasper, and as he
stopped out saw II biz rat, or thought hc
did. llo pulled n big revolver and DO.
gan to shoot. Bysomo singular dispen-
satton Of Providence jasper was not
killed, though the shots all went in his
direction. a worse frightened coon was
never seen, Ills cries and tho noise Of
tho shots attracted tho attention OF tho
entire town.
Two OF tho hobos ran to Jaspcrs as
sistuncc, and closing in on tho drunken
Jacob. got his gun. They threw 1t away
and mado their way to camp. In fcw
minutes Jacob declared that his watch
had boon stolen. Tho nows spread like
wiIdiirC and tho malo population OF the
town made rush toward camp. For a
low minutes it looked M though the
army was going TO DO mobbed.
Tho town marshal had Jasper aud tho
other two men pointed out 10 him and
declared them under arrest. Browne
and Coxey, who had been having din
nor ut the hotCl, hurried up and browne
made himself very numerous, ably Sec
onGcd by Smith, whose cyGs wcru snap
ming with excitement. browne ordered
tho marshal TO release the men arrested,
declaring that he could make no arrests
without warrant. Tho talk grew very
loud and the excitement was visibly in.
Cteasing, The army was getting uneasy
and looked moro dangerous than ever.
Finally tho marshal, Browne, Smith,
Coxey and the three under arrest won't
into the headquarters tent. There the
men were searched, and OF course no
watch was found. Ii they had stole it
in the melee with Jacob they had passed
it to some friend. Thoro is somp doubt,
however. as to whether Jacob was sober
enough 10 know whether no had watch
or not.
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m EpicAL.
roo OFTEN the CASE.
INTERESTING PROGFS,

y young society lady, after n round Of
Eayety, becomes suddenly conscious of III Nh.
usual sensation, She hls frcqucnt attacks Of
dl;=int&', her back aches, aud she feels blue ard
generally run down.
Mothers, look well to your daughtcrsl
Daugh tgrF, look we'll to yourselves!
Let tho first symptom dcnOting tho np-
pFoach Of disease receive your instant nttcn.
ton, Healthy women arc the hope Of the
race, and it il wclI.nigh criminal 10 neglect
anything which promises relief.
There Is hopGfor all sufferers from NtrtoW
Diseases Read what follows:
Mrs. Jennie C. Davis, fine artist and an
accomplished authorizes, of Wustticld, Via,
had been sui ject 10 headache ever since sho
could remember. So severe were her at
tacks us TO cause ut timcs temporary delirium.
All treatment had failed to relieve her, but
after using DR.. Miles Restorative Ncryino
she writes: my record Is TO Inc, ut least,
satisfactory. No headache, constantly in.
csetsing appetite, and consequent gain in
weight Of two aud II half pounds in Just ono
week."
Six weeks later sho writes: "IIuvc read
and sewcd immodcrately of late, but my
headaches do not return"
Mrs. John X. Miller,of Valparaiso, Ind,
was attacked three years MO with turn Of life
in It's worst form. 1t finally went to her
head, and all indications were that it would
result either In insanity or softCuing OF the
brain. Her husband thus writes: alt would
be impossible for inc 10 attempt a description
Of her Su6.ringd during oil this time. She
-. - - = u :
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This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and SO popular rs TO need 10
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise. 4 purer medicine does not exist,
and it is guaranteed 10 do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimplcs, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections causedb by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as we'll as cure all Malarial ie-
vers. For cure OF Headache, Constipa-
ton and indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 50 cents and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. 5
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TERRIBhESHoOTING sCRApE.


IiuSTiSGroN, W. Va, March 27.-Ycs-
tcrday evening about o'clock ut
Fleming, small town on the Norfolk
& Western, terrible shooting scrape
occurred in which two men were killed
almost instantly. Mokc Napier, q well
known lumber man, was walking along
the street when hs was overtaken by
Harry Collins, n former employee of his
who had been discharged about q
month ago. Collins, with an oath. de-
maaded settlement OF their difficulties
and ut the Same time drawing re-
volver, Napier also drew his revolver
and both men fired at the same instant.
Collins was hit under the right arm and
died instantly, tho ball from Collins re-
volver taking effect in Napier's abdo-
men and he lived only few hours.
Collins was quarrelsome man and 4
cousin to the notorious Collins, who is
now serving life sentence in tho pcni.
Tertiary for robbing the /. F. V. train
inrthis city last year, at which ono man
was killed.
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SEATTLE, WASH, March 27.-Ex-C City
Treasurer Adolph krug, who WAS on
Monday last convicted OF unlawfully
using 100000 OF tho city's money, in
completely with Henry Thurman, was
sentenced by Judge Moore last night to
seven years ut hard labor to tho peni-
Tertiary and to pay all costs. An ap-
peal has been taken and he will remain
out ON bonds.
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The quotations remain unchanged this week;
The supply exceeds the demand, though the
cold weather has frightened things up some
CGhir-EXtra 1000 10 loo lbs. 3.:Nnl &c: good,
900 to 1000 lbs 3lIa}.lOc; good. so to 930 lbs
Sa5i4c; fair 40 10 SO lDs. .h1nGc: common,
GOO 10 100 lbs. 24a2I=c; bulls, "all.c; cows, l.n
24c.
Liog3-Extra, 41SaiGjc: good, i3jaiII!c com.
mon, ini4c.
Shecp-Extra. 2i$l1c: good. 2a2JSc; common,
not salable. Lambs, 9i5uic.
Fresh CONSEQUENTLY; calves Static
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CHICAGO. March 27.-CAttlc receipts 1900 hcaI:
shipments 1900 head; market slow and lower:
prime 10 cSrn steers s; 9jai 3S fair TO GOOD 81 75a
10; Others g 2jaS 50; Texans s. 2lnS5 So Hogs re.
Ccips $1,000 head; shipments $500 henl: market
steady; rough 81 Coal 80: packers and mixed 81 co
ni6iG prime heavy 81 7Oai ~. Sheep and lambs.
receipts HOO ad;shipmcnts 100 head market
active aud hrner; top Sleeps OOai 81; top lambs
s. 25ni a.
EAST Liberty. Pa, March 91-Cattie. receipts
$50 head; shipments 10 head; market dull und
lDc 10 2lc oil FROM last weeks prices. Hogs, re-
ccipts 80 head; shipments $50 head; market
head shipments 200 head; market strong at yes.
terday'B prices.
ClScISSATI. o.. March 2T-Iiogs strong Mt
81 UoGi 20; receipts 600 head; shipments 100
head,
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NEW York. March 27.-There was a good
all round trade with commission houses. The
demand covered all styles OF fancy coIoFcd cot.
tons. Printed fabrics and cRlCocs sold well.
particularly Pacific, COcho Windsor. Allen,
Mcrrlinac aud simpsons Low priced dress
style ginGhaIns at and below nickel were in
good request. GinEhams were In good demand
with preference for eight mud nine ounce plain
blue. Brown cottons IN improved demand and
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AWS-lIlcEnry nuts, 81 W per DuShG!.
Eo05 and Bdrts-LinSGng dry, per h.. In dc.
mand. s. 51a! -: sassafrIS bark, per d.. Matt:
stsSnfrns oil. per n, I0lj9c; May apple root, per
H., lh:aIc: yellow root golden scll per H.. ~
SC; blood root, per h.. &C; Seneca Snlk. root,
per H.. free OF top. 9jai0c; West EirSiuia snake
root, per H.. 2iliic: pnE rOo:, per H.. line. 3ll
lc; elm bark, per H.. lac.
EeGns-Prime new hand. picked. medium. 81 Sla
S.; prime new haud.picEcd. navy, 81 IS.
lIOyi-FinG washed 2Oa2lc: &c oil for IN.
washed; medium ulwLshC1 lGc; medium
washed 2oa2lc.
li0n,j-ln the comb. per H., ljhlGc.
FagJ-Country mixed IsNlc per ID.
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Plies. Piles. Itching pIIes.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and
allowed 10 continue tumors form which often
bleed md ulceFate, becoming Yerr sore.
SWAGSEs OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals ulcemtiou. and In most cases re.
moves the iuno's. Al druggists. or BY mail, lor
oOccntS. DE-. Swnyne & son, PHILADELPHIA.
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Oh CITY, Pa. March 97.-Onenel and loves.
SIG; highest and closed S9Isc; no sales; ship.
mGnts Tx. =? barrels runs s3.9I barrels.
NEw H0KE. March 97.-Pctrolcum steady; no
sales; april options closed at S2aS!iIsc.
pTrTsGuRdH. Pa, March g7-Eo;nIng doing,
S2Lc asked, o'
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lnHItTliio 4 N+'h. llitwrIi, Fargo TX .n.i!!
Michigan EiutfaMo U4 WCHcru Cului.,... -
MhrllTi Pur'lt..., ~, Whtillug & ILL.,. l.iI
NilvllirGChNiI. - d. ur,irrsaI ...... 49,,
NnMnMnL CIEllgg.. 70 litnrfAl Errltlc. =. 1!
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Norman Lich'y NrG Co, Dcs Moiurs. ia.
DEAR sLRs-Encloscd please find M
order Tor 81, for which send me as many
krauso's Headache Capsules as it will
pay Tor. They are very good indeed, but
can not get any in Boston.
Yours very truly.
ASA X. SHEPHERD,
l23 Norfolk street.
Sold By Alex. T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, aud Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Time Table No. 49, TO Take eiTrc. I1:Jl H. IN,
Sunday. November -. 1872
Leave wheellng-tS:O1. 19:5. 2ll:ila NJ, t2:eo
O3:lj. ti::D. 800 y. IN.
Leave peninsmla-i8;c6 1851, sIl:i5a m, t,:96
93:2l. ti:.G. 1906 T.. IN.
Leave MarlIu's ferry-tS:lt, to:57, al1:j1 n. m,
t2:3!. '3:"T tI:i2 t9:l2.
Arrive Ternlua! Junc:ion-ts:i7. tiO:UI, 5ll:Jj
&. IN. t9:3S, 's3:3I. ti:Ii. i9:iS D. IN. 49,.
Leave Terminal Junction-t7:2I. ig:O0, n m.
"l2:iO n. H., ia:5y ti:Oj. Ij:li. tS.Ij D. III,
IGays Martins Ferrr-tT:2S, !y:U7 AIN. olo:6,
Ei:0j. ti:iO. tj:i9. ts:j2 D. III.
Leave nnsulu-t7;3i, S9:lIn IN, "lo:5l, ii:il.
ti:l7. tj:gj. ISIS p. III.
Arrive whcejIuG-t7:iO, 900 a. m, ela:jZ
li:l7. ties. ti:3l, pes D. m
apaIly.. tDaily eHccp. Sunday. sspndayI only
All trains viii run OIL Eastern Time
e TAUSSIG. Superintendent.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March 27.-Joo
Cotton has been sold by 0ttinger & Phil.
lips to W. Fisher for 5000. Frank Van
ness has sold Zampost 10 Barney Schrie-
her for 500. Flora NJ, 2:l6 tyotter,
went TO c. y. Harlow for $500.
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1letpls,
Cotton.

SET fOEE March o7.-pig Iron, American
Sll Nal35g Copper quiet lake &c Lead firm;
domestic s. 10. Tin eRsicr; straits SIg 90 asked,
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VrGcTADLEs AM FEVTr3,

Tropical! FrHitt-lcmous s! OJn9 - per box:
bananas. 81 0Ja2 " per bunch: Florida oranges.
- iOa2 Is. us to size. California navalS 5! 2ja ~
Itg'iGJLf-Ensly Rose potatoes. j0aG0C per
busncl medium jNlCOc per bushcl: onions, zoe
per bushel: per barrel, 81 -; sweet potatoes,
Jerseys, 81 u per barrel. New Florida cabbage,
81 7jn2 % per crate. Hubbard. &c per dozen.
Onion sets, g. 70 a. -. kalc, jUG7jc por barrel.
Lettuce, 'QaIjc per bushel.
Appie-Fancy apples. S. &C per barrel; me.
dun 81 copper barrel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money anu Stock
MnrlINta.


NEW YorK. March 27.-Monev on call easy Mt
per cent; last loan per cent; closed Il, per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3aj% per cent
Sterling exchange easier at 81 Sui soy. Silver
certificates iS1Saj9I4c. Total Gales were la9, 400
shares.
1t was n very dull day on the stock exchange
aud the trading was less important In character
than for some time past, the only feature Of
moment being the foreign buying, which was IN
contrast 10 the Hight volume Of the local pur-
chnscs 81. Paul was the favOritc Of the London
buyers, Int .NchisOn. Louisville & Nashville,
Northern Pacific preferred and Kansas & TcxnS
were prominent features Of the market. The
early dealings were somewhat Irregular. the nc.
tive list being fairly steady, but some OF the
specialticS were Giraffe In the movements After
midday the market became more settled In It's
movement, but rs the afternoon grew II heavy
tone ovcrspread the dealings and prices moved
downward, the market closing heavy.
The bond market became irregular In the
afternoon lnd closed unsettled.
Government aud state bonds quiet.