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our OPPORTUNITY
TO Increase Our rr''io With tho Orient
ShoaId Not DO Ignored.


TO Increase Our Irtie With tho Orient
ShouId Not DO Ignored.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-In tho course
OF thoughtful report upon labor aud
wages in China, United States Consul
General Jernigan strongly urges the
merchants Of America to be ready to
seize upon the splendid opportuuitiOs
for trade that are sure to follow the ap.
preaching awakening OF China. He
shows how at present the trade balance
ia heavily against Us in the case OF both
Japan aud China, In the former the bal.
ance last year being $4,000, 900 aud in
tho latter SIC, 100000, while Great Brit
ain, several thousand miles more dis.
tant, had balances in her favor about
equal to our losses The consul general
holds that the European merchant Is
much more favored than his American
competitor BY tho government aid
afforded TO the great steamship lines.
Every week British and German steam.
ships enter Shanghai, where no Ameri'
can ship Ia seen. As better and cheaper
communication builds up trade, Mr..
Jernigan argues that the cutting Of tho
Nicaragua canal would greatly benefit
American commerce with the east, and
with an American bank in China aud
an American journal published there
the commercial prosperity OF the United
States would be great,
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ChlcRg6-Thero was q b0tler feeling on the
board OF trade today aud after quite u brisk
AesSlnn All the markets closed with tCGpecLAb,s
advances over last nights prices
HTuuR-latd wheat spring patents s. l5AS co.
ScptuubeF 81 IOal 20.
WuILt-CASh No, spring S7Ab71Zc; No. Q
spriug 6Gtsa57l,c: No. 2 red cash 5IakA6li,o No.
yember hGi.ai1I sAa7isc; december hf1taSsbsa
571,c; May bis ,Ad9 .aG!r.
CORS-Cash No ! 2glsa?9ISo; November 2oG
~ 4a!gl.c December .Sa!S3 Jt4S}sC; May 2gNA
glsa!yt.c
OArS'Cash No q lSlsc: No . white lsisG2lc:
No white lSLalgl,c. November closed at lSJ.c;
December IS .slg.sls5 q; May 90s SAa011a!0i.c
RYg--No. >, S6c
BARLHY-SO ., no salOs.
FLATsEEp-So. /. exc
TIMnrlIY SrCp-Prlme $3.50
MESs PoRE-CRsh Der Dbl. IS 20AS %: November
closed al $ 10; January 81 Ohag l7'IG9 IN May
~ iiSsa9 Sny 3D.
LARD fash per 100 lbs - 3Il7Al 90; November
closed ~ - VI January " OJa) boAo bSi May
Ss!'sab Sfb7ai IN
SHORT Rihs-CAsh. sides $ j0ai ~; November
closed Atsii0: JapnaTy 81 SIslAie!5sai 62tF; May
y s2NaI si',,Ai NJ; drv sailed shoulders va
l'sr short clear siles gave.
WllisKr-Distlllers' flushed goods per gallon
81 =
nu1Ah-' nlionl nnehahsgn' ,..,,. ,.,,,,,o,,,
hUEIhH-S'eauy 'c'enns''eS 'ia-ESi ua'''eA va
''S r,,.u ,u,o,o,.,
E"Ss-Flr!h ~ fA'"'G
New lnrk-Rlour receipts 900 barrels: eE'
ports 5000 barrels: market steady but quiet
Wheat receipts 1900 bushels; exports IS 0O1
bushels; spot market irmcf; options opened
Ieahy ana were general. ssIong al day. closing
49, hlEhtti 10 tcu WY tlo'tl ~ %, .; ~,
So.h. receipts tmSn o g,,' SnPnsS mi,vUi
DuNncls, Apyl lHhhcl uIu"i Sp'i Us Nle,utv s.
stenay hhH any, c'o,Su s'iouE ~ 'tH ~ uigneI My
~ ~ TA ,gv'p ,oV, e
6peaci higher viii tGo other markets. closing
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DUELIN NEW YORK.
Two Young Men Settle u Quarrel Accord
ing to the Code.


Two Young Men Settle u Quarrel Accord.
ing to the Code.
New YoRK, Nov l3.-warrsn H. Nc.
Weigh aud Paul 4. wilkes settled dis
pute by fighting duel with rovolvors
at For. Ice. Their seconds were Robert.
r. Owens and Frank Butler Tho duel
was the result Of "a quarrel at the dinner
table at tho Altor House, and McVeiEh
was the challenging party.
Pistols we're the weapons chosen, aud
each combatant was to usa fyO.cham'
bored revolver aud advance toward bis
opponent from distance 81 twenty
pacos, firing until his cartridges were
exhausted or ono man should fall.
When the word was given both men
fired, but no one was hurt. At the
third shut bullet passed through Nc.
Weighs hand. McNoigh's fourth shot
struck likes on ihe arm. At the
arm. Attic fifth shot the nou woro
but eight pacoI apart, but both mlsiod.
All parties then repaired to cole
house aud parlook OF a friendly break
fast, after surgeon had dressed tue
wounds oil tho duolists.
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NEW HAWAIIAN MINISTER
Arrives Mt SIM Franosco- Condition o
Anmvs an tho Island RspubhC.

Arrives Mt SIM Franotseo- Condition OF
Araivs ON tho Island Rspuhhc.
San FpASclsco, Nov l3,--rho Occl,
dental aud Oriental Steamship Coptic,
Captain Lindsay, arrived nero last night
from the orient and Hawaii Among
her passengers from tho latter place was
A, \, Hatch, late mtsister Of foreign
Affairs Of the island republic, and 70.
Gently appointed Hawaiian minister to
the United States to succeed Minister
Ihurslon. The Coptic was y recent
caller at ports that quarantine officers
call infected and ii was lalo this morn.
ing before she was locked, Mr., Hatch,
IN common with tho other passengers,
was compelled to remain OH board the
ship, which found an anchorage away
out near tina fort, Charles Wilder, tho
Hawaiian consul general, went oil on the
Harriet to meet his late chief, aud the
two held long consultation, tho consul
remaining on boapi all night. Mr..
Hatch did not have much to report,
All OF tho OStles with few exceptions,
have boon pardoned, and many OF thom
arc returning TO tho country, late
steamers bringing several,
ExQueon LIIioukalani had boon III,
it was reported, but her sickness was
not regarded as being serious. The
cholera had disappeared, but its lesson
remaiued, The drainage of Honolulu
has bean almost perfect, creeks have
been walled up to stop OVERLOOKING and
swampi hsvo boon cleaned up, Bust.
ness was badly depressed by the cholera,
but, with the removal Of quarantine ON.
bargoes, 1t was Improving. Tho Stua-
ton IA TO tho government 10 srId 10 be
absolutely unchanged.
Another passenger Of importance was
Suhovitch, Of tba Russian array, lately
stationed ut Vlalivostock. lie lalki OF
commerce and induitrial development,
attaching tho greatest importance to
Tho trans,SiberiaI railway. lie says
that Russia plans tho establishment Of
great fish cAnnerias on the Asia,ic coast.
Their operation means competition
with tho United States fishing lntetoaIs.
The general wac accompanied by his
wiia
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A LOSS, or S8Q,OO0,OOOJ!l

Iaborslyiny Inventions or dlacoverlSi have
elton beeuyluleally opposed on the ground that
they take worsiusnsIs bread out OF 'hels
mouths Although experience ha' shown rho
iallaey OF that theory the feeling, or fear was
natural.
Butit Il not 50 much tho lack OF work as tho
Inability to work that causes poverty aud suffer-
inr. In England and Wales every worElpgman
averages ten days OF slcgneH every year, with a
total less Of wages for al OF about sS)0llO l per
wear In this country tholosSs much greater
Iuall countries the prevailing dIIease is lndI'
rcstiou aud dyspepsia and ia consequence
such aS rheumatism, aud other ailments rSiull'
lug from impure blood, a result of dyspepsia
No thorough, rapid aud trustworthy euro for
this universal aud obstinate malAdy existed I'M
III tho Mt Lebanon ~, W Community OF
shakers placed upon tue market their now la
mous remedy called the shaker Digestive Coz
dial. Ills prepared from roots aud herbs cult
waited solely by them, Nothing moro certain,
safe and palAlable can DO Imagined. Il eSpels
the impurities from the body by meauI OF tho
bowels, kdpoys aud skin, and impayts visor
aud topo to tho Gomach-upon whose
proper action all our strength, activity aud Gu
DURANGO depends For many years the shakers
have gIycu earnest attention to this subject, and
their tinal success, I, thaastully admitted by tho
muld.udes who have been cured by tho Cordial
sisr all means hayO iailOd, Their high rcppta'
lion ior skill as hcrbaltSts, for honesty and To-
lisou, sincerity guarantees whatever they rec
Ommepd.
No Invention can ever tako your work from
Won ityou nru able Owork, Health and strength
AZ the vital considerations
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THE GARMENT WORKERS.
Fav " nn EIrht.nour Work Day-Psr Cap,
Ita lax Increased.

PaV " ma Elrht.iIour Work Day-Psr Cap
ita lax Increased.
BALTIMORE, Mp, Nov. l3.-At to.dAy's
session Of tho national convention Of
tho Unitsd Garment Workers a resolu.
ton was passed lavorinr tho establish.
mont OF au cight.hous work day in all
branches Of tho United Garment Work
ors OF America. to be effected gradually.
A siTicler control Of the uuion label
was also di .cussed. and resolution
looking to means that will bring this
about was passed. shis Is in tho line Of
preventing manufacturers from using
tho unions guarantee on sweat shop"
goods.
Tho convention decided to change tho
per capita tax paid into tho general
Office from eight to ten cohte.
Tho report Of General Auditor Horny
White showed that tho treasury has
now $1,000 above all indebtedness.
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ANnn.

Iioslon-Tha Boston Wool aud Cotton Rc.
porter viii say tomorrow VI the wool tfaiO.
Notwithstanding the occurrence VI election day,
with IL usual tendency 10 district attention
from business, there has boon moro general Ell.
uulfy than IN hnY previous week slncC tho mid.
dc u october There arc Olhrri who have wool
tU suil, who appreciate that among tho various
commodities In dealers hand, nj the ssabORtd
and In tho Interior there u ~ better property
than wool 80 better proof Is needed Oi tho III
hrfcnt strength ul tho general market for tho
slnpln lh4n thnt afforded by the failure Of 70.
cont uuOt but persistent attempts 10 lCptON H.
Silus In New York, Boston aud Philadelphia
during the past WcuG have amounted To 6,bil, COO
pounds In lu,tOn sales this week hatb amount
ed 10 Agi1pJ0 pounds domestic aud i6Gl, sou
pounds foreign making u total Of apJi,iOO
pounds
New York Wool steady domestic fleece lea
90. pulled lpaGC
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Chicago Cattle, receipts 1000 head: the
demand WIS GOOD Qua bgSis Of 81 iOdI W for
common to extra choice native dressed beef
aud ,ptug steers; butchers, cows aud heiierS
sod al 81 SlA2 NJ; calves s. OOa6 o. llOgS 10.
CvlptS a. 90. the demand was good aud prices
ruled stronger sales were within range Of iOC
common to choice hogs selling at 81 ltAS 50;
plgs aClive at 81 NnA3 h Sheep. fcctlpb II np1
head; market active aud prices higher: Inferior
TO choice native thecp sold at 81 iOAJ 10, and
lambs brought 81 OJAiW.
EnU IIufIHn, y. E.-CRttle, nothing doing;
only about "a head sold, Hog, receipts 30 cars (;
market fairly active. Workers, iAlr TO choice
So IVA qi. TDuglis, common to good 81 2lAS 10;
pIgs good to choice - pJa3 %, sheep and lambs,
receipts " Can; market fairly active: lambs.
choice To prime n l0ai 81 Sheep choice TO
selected export wGtheN 81 2iaJ 70; CullA md
COmluIn sheep u 9iAlh
East Liberty Cattle steady mud unchanged.
Hos active on primo grades, while steady on
Others. prime light s. ShAi ", medium grades
81 sOaJ s.. heavy hogs S. 7OAi Sgi common 10 fair
NulHtn s. Gna1 1Oi fOushS - OlaJ 20. Sheep
strong at unchanged prices.
CinCinnRii-llJys active aud Ito higher al
81 iOaG S.; receipts 800 head shipments 1000
head,
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ALliOsrA ri.AGMDY.
Governor Iirnwn, at Kentucky, ito'onts "a
Charge Of TrsRaUn.

Governor brown, Ut Kentucky, RoaontS "a
Charge Of Troasun.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov ia special
to tho Post from Frankfort, Says Gov.
ornor Brown and W. II. NOwhall, u
clerk in tho auditors Office. quutrellOd
in tho state hOu,o yesterday, passed tho
llO aud would hNvO como to blows had
not in,urIcrod. NOwball
had accused tho governor Of voting tho
Republican ticket aud netting tho part Of
A trnitor. Tho executive responded
with MI emphatic Denial aud onO Of tho
mon struck al tho other. whom friends
Of tho two separated thpn. II was
claimed that Governor Brown attempted
to draw his revolver, but hO denies that
no was armed. .,.
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mnW 40 rlM.YDNY CNour.

some Reading That wlu Prove Interest.
Ing to Young nio,hcrs-how to Guard
AgRinstthn Diarnsr.
Group is terror to yonnr nothors.
aud to post them concerning the cause.
first symptoms and treatment is tho oh.
joct OF this item. ThN origin Of croup
is common cold. Children who arc
subject to 1t tnks cold very easily and
Group 10 almost surO to follow. The
hrst symptom Is hoarsene's; this is
soon followed by a peculiar rough
cough, which is easily recognized and
will never no forgotten by one who has
hoard 1t. The tins to act is when the
child first becomes hoarse. II Chamber.
Iain's Cough Remedy is freely given all
tendency TO Group will soon disappear.
Even aitor ths CrOupy cough has do.
vClopod II will prevent tho attack.
There IL no danger in giving this rom.
ody. for II contains nothing injurious.
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OKLAHOMA ClTY, OKLA, Nov. Il, w,
II. Carr, U. $. deputy marahal, has
jumped his $4,000 bond, and is now
said to DO in Mexico or South America.
He was charged with murder in assist.
ing Bob aud Bill Christian, the outlaws,
to escape IRON jail, Chief q Police
Jones boiug killed at the time. j. II.
Carver, ex.iail0r and prominent poll.
liclAn, mas also been arrested and put in
jail charged with permitting the prison.
eFs to escape.
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DUBLIN, Nav lS-Thoro were 100
delegates present at the meeting Of tho
Irish National Federation this altOr'
noon, called to consider the resolution
Oxpelllng Mr., \, NJ. lIcaly irom that or.
ganization. This IL II result Of the
charges OF treaGnery which Mr., IlealY
made against the Irish parliamentary
party at the Nationalist convention at
Omagh, County Tyrone, in July last,
when no accused Mr. John Dillon oil
selling Tyrone TO tho English party.
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CnicAao, Nov l3.-ThO Industrial
World will tomorrow aaYi "ThO iron
market continues QUOT and generally
Aloady for pig metal, but AZ Tho demand
Tor cars Ia active, the inquiry for manu-.
lnclufod iron and alBnl II vol main
iaInOd- contracts Tor nj least 1000 cars
wsfo placed last wook aud orders TOT
5000 eArly this wOok-to DO out "a soon
A, possible. Tho iron, AGlOI, springs
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THERE is nothing that causes women
greater discomfort and misery than the
constantly recurring head ache. Men
suffer less with headache. "My wife's
health was very indifferent, having
headache continually, aud Just two
packages Of Simmons Liver Regulator
released her from all headache anu
gave tone and yigor to her whole sys.
tenn. have never regretted it's uso,"-
NJ. b. DeBord, Mt. Vernon, KY
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Nav Yhrh Mail orders tot moderate qtiAn.
titles Oi scasonhhlu stulls tn meet current wants
fututncd good volume ui sales NJ ihcy wBfc
quite general lOtwlnNt SUNS Win moro buy
tbo market reflected better tone, aud though
Il Wa, moi supported by transactions VI lnlpGf,
lance incy nfr certain IN follow NJ tho various
Gmurhes " tie distributing ttulo afC alive u
il,c iNpl that many Kinds Ot desirable good, are
yofysrAfrn Printing cloths were qulal vi 8 i6c,
ihOuth no business VA dOne In them, aud only
moderate dealings III odd goods
InII IlI,ot- ltlnt cloths very QulOl Al biBc,
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AMSTERDAM, n. y, Nov. lS,-ElwRrd
Wemplc, ox,Ssato senator, ex.conGrosa'
man and ex'StStO comptroller, was ar
rested at his homein FultonyiIlo to-day
on tho charge CT attempting to set t:e
to tho residence Of Hubert a. Fonda, in
Fultonville, on tho evening Of NnYom'
Der 10. Other similar charges are
against Wemple. His friends claim his
strange Ge,ionH are duo to his being
melaliy unbalanced.
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O., 4. * ", wl,kClI,
a Collision, IN Which rwo TraIpmon Arc
Killed,

AKRON, ONO, Nov ia wreck on
tho Cleveland, LoraIn & Wheeling rail.
road at Warwick, fifteen miles south Of
here, ut 3 o'clock this morning, resulted
in tho death Of two mon, The on.
rineer Of u freight train on stopping
whiatled for y ilagman to ho sont out,
Tho conductor, Charles Ernst, and
brakeman, John Adams, wor6 asleep in
the cabooia aud did not hear tho signRh
A second section ran into the first Mt
twenty miles m honL Both Ernst and
Adams were killed, Tho money loss
will DO $4,000.
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CmoAGo, Nov EAT Lo'day'H Hcss'
lon Of tho FroodmOn'a Aid aud South
ofn Education Society, lengthy do
bate waa provoked by tho report Of tho
on appropriations. Tho Eight
wa, n,alnal granting $1,000 TO Murphy
College. nj SoVlorVillo, TOnnn because
tho property was In no way hold by tho
anpinly
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TAuLrQuAu, |. l., Nov. la.-Ehe
largest crowd that ever assembled in
this city 10 here, tho occasion being the
Cherokee legislature, and the conven.
ing Of the frat United States court that
was ever held in TaheQuah. Judge
William NJ. Springer presideS, The
court ia burdened with a large docket,
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A.G BARrLrY, OF Magic, Pa, writes:
81 feel il duty Of mine to inform YOU
and the public that De Wits Witch
Hazel salye cured me Of very bad case
Of eczema. 1t also curcd my boy OF a
running sorN on his log. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, II. +. Peabody.
Bonwood, and Lowio & Co., Bridge
port, U.
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Acrs at once, mover fails. Ono Minute
Cough CurO. A remedy for asthma,
and that fovOrish condition which &C.
compano, severe cold. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces immc.
diato results. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, w. Va. Il. i. Peabody. BonWood,
and Bowio 4 o.. Btidsopnrl. .. 5
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malleaboa, ETC., required to build and
equip this amount OF rolling Btock will
aggregate heavy tomato for quick do
livery, Tho recent election results havo
impaired moro cheerful aud stronger
tone to tho iron market generally
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NEwBuRon, ". Y, Nov. l3.-Wari &
Logan, dealers in paints, oils, paper
.hangings, etc, In this city, have as
signed to NJ. II. Hirschberg. The liza
bilities arc about $4,000. The assets
will BIO considerably less.
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SYMPTOMS Nprlllc! iniAno lichlng anl
stuglnv, most nj nighti WOr.c ny scratching II
ailoWodt1 continue timOu infm which Oilnn
bleed and uu8tti1, becoming yusv sore,
RWAYNgA OHrVEyt Stops tho itChihg aud
blr0inr heals u,cofali1n, aud In most utini r.
moves tho tumov NllulgglaN, OF by mail, Tor
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New NBri,-r ne Iron steady southern ~ olA
n O0 Northern 81 O1nii N copper steady,
bfnkGn sli no. exchange VII No, Lead weak
hrOGcfs vi TO- CNdhhugu 81 10 Thu steady
altalthls so walt %, plates steady, BrelleI
weak, domestic 800,
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when iiaby was aIct, va gave hNr caSioflA.
when she was a Child, aha cried for catorIA.
when sho became Mia, Shc chung to tastOtlA,
Whom abe had children, SlO gave hOm cA'lOhA
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Ky, Pennsylvania statlOlls
NIERRRSVIVaRIa UnR8..


rtrErr OPTicu AT pTVEEViVAstA .grArinS Of
Wtrsn IT, fOur or flrNNIN ST, NnrrliNo
AZ MriUnH llUuHT. WrtrttNu, AM " 1h'
IINNFYLNkSh N1AItuN, lntnutFuhf,
U.,...t,.rHe u ,HVH.F ..Ut,. tttsfftf Inner "
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TIyANoN Avn >rlsAuG,
Tho rspuro, u n, ,iOasy nul Stock
Markets.

Iho F'Nuro' "a shl IiOuey nnl Stock
llnrEei'.
NEW YoRH, Nov llt-NoueS on call cusy at
rsper cent, prlme mercantile paper iaS,s per
cent Sterling exchange duh but hTm, with
acIual business In bankers bills at 81 s9al sllt
for demand and slS7IsaI S1ii for sixty days,
posted rates 81 $50 aud Sl0o Commercial bills
Sis6!S silver ceFlilcpleaG7laGsl4c,
lucguarily ind ioyerish lono were tho maln
characteristics OF tho days shurg speculation.
The volume OF business showed considerable
increase The lndusITials lod IN the extent OF
trading although the railway list also made
good record IN that respect TIE opening was
Urn and moderately Rctiyc, despite tho OWcr
London Qu0lulinns Toward lhce end Of the llrst
hour, predictions wero confidently circulated IN
RNertod this week aud We're CoinGident with
Abaicnlnnt OF tho selling pressure, and were fol-
lowed ny an upward movement, In which gains
were male extending IN TOBACCO TO "a pcrccnt'
Rcnlizlng snlns caused MI alternate reaction
around midday, In tho last hour bears made
All effective dgly0Rt Manhattan, causing that
STOCK To lose :. per CCul to l0lbs The general
list also Yielded and sharp declines resulted IN
tho more prominent ludn'trlals Graugers aud
other trading railway stocks Tho closing was
weak ut material general declines from the beat
figures OF the day
bonds were active and strong with consdera'
bio breadth TO tho trading Inc aggregate sales
Tho total sales of stocks to day were $4,000
shares,
Government bonds arm
state bond Inactive
Railroad bonds strong,
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New YoRE. Nov, l3.-The rumor that
there wore to be large shipments OF gold
to-day, was untounded, Not an ounce
Of tho metal lett by the outgoing steam
ships to Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
FINANCIAL.

G. LAMB. President. Jos, sEYuoLD, Cashier
Ia. JEFgERsoH, Assistant CIshieG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
TheCleVolaHd, LOralu & Wheeling R. R.


Time Table In effect Monday. May -, lsaj,
Cleveland Depot, Foot Of South Water Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
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