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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
Zemsta zbyt srOga.

Frank sSlazoda jest kowa-
lem i ma sw6j warsztat przy
Tell place. Pred kilku dnia'
mi gromadka ch}opc6w szkol
nych przechodzi}a kolo jego
warsztatu i rzuca}a ma niego
re swawoli zwirem. Slazoda
tax sic rozzioscil, ze porwa}
hawai- zelaza rozpalonego do
czerwonosci i rzucil miedzy
ch}opc6w. z glosnym okrzy-
kiem bolu upadi ma1y S. Bre.
newczyk, zam. pm. Z Tell place,
ma ziemie: zelazo uderzy}o go
W box i wypalilo bolesna dziu-
re. Slazoda zostal aresztowa-
ny.
Ch}opak przez kilka dni
musia1 lezec W l6zku, ale wczo.
raj juz byi W stanie stawic sic
u sedziego Seversona iako
swiadek. Sedzia odda} Slazo.
de pod sad kryminalny pod
kaucys 81, 500.
- Jan MARGIN JACKIE, po.
dobno Polacy, oddani zostali
pod sad kryminalny "a udzial
W bandzie, ,rabujacej sklady W
Kensington.
- Waclaw Waszewski, mlo
dy chlopiec, zostal przejechany
przez pociag kolei Panhandle
prey 35ej ulicy. Ko1a obciely
mu obie nogi; wkr6tce W szpi.
talu zmarl.
= Tow. Mlodzie6c6w sw.
Kazimierza W par. sw. Stani-
slawa K. urzsdza wkr6tce po
swietach przedstawienie. Ode.
grany bedzie dramat "Macko
Borkowicz".
P. Tsdesz zukoty6ski
maluje teraz obraz dla nowego
kosciola polskiego sw. Kazi-
mierza W Milwaukee. Obraz
przedstawia patrona tel swia-
tyni.
Pieniadze do wypotyczenia. Dute sunny. Nizh
procent. Pozyczamy pienisdze na budowe PostA
dfoSci tylko W Chicago. Spfacamy pofyczd od TO-
warzystw. Duka oszczedno6c. Hipoteh lmort9s-
gee) ma sprzedaz. Zgfosc sic oeobiscte albo listo
Wnie do d. STONE q co. 06 La Sale Str.
Po4yczsmy pisniadze ma grunta lpo 5 pro
cent. Pofyczamy talkte pienisdze nA budowe do
NOW. Ophci VAN sic zgiosit do mas, MIN poi.
dziecie gdzieindziei,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
E1TAfRi TEIEGsAFIg2NE Z ZAEsAN!GY


- Rad wloski zapropono.
wal pa1stwom, nalezscym do
ZWiazku pocztowego, azeby
mark do korespondencyi mie-
dzynarodowej -by}y zaprowa-
dzone jednakowe Ia caly SWAT.
- B. minister rosyjski, O..
becnie czlonek Rady pahstwa
Wyszniegrodskij Jest W Peters
burgu smiertelnie chory ma in
huenze.
w Bu}garyi, deputowa.
nych Sawowa j Wolczewa oraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23

New YORK, 22go marca. =
Negierka Christie Washing
ton, urodzona W niewoli, W
Raritzon Valley, W r. 1779,
umarla wczoraj wieczorem W
osadzie negerskiej W Lohberg
Field, ma p6lnoc cd Sommer.
vile, N. J. Najstarsze jej
dziecko liczy SO lat.
UWOlnienie Wiezni6W.
WOODWARD, O. IT,, % mar.
ca. Wczoraj wieczorem trzej
zamaskowani, uzbrojeni W
strzelby, wdarli sic do wiezie.
MIA powiatowego i uwolnili
wszystkich wiezni6w. Dozorce
zabrali re SODA i zawiedli 60
ma pewne miejsce W odleg1osci
pol mill, gdzie 60 przytrzymali
tax dtugo, dop6kf uwolnieni
wiezniowie ME mogli dobrze
sic ukryc. Dotychczas istotnle
zadnego re zbieg6w jeszcze ME
zdo}ano odkryc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23

oHoo" ono, JoJ o W
10 nafta. Liczy ona ok}o 35 lat
i przyby1a tu, azeby wystapit
z odczytami. Utrzymuje, re jest
katoliczka, a wielka Geese zycia
spedzi}a ma pe}nieniu uczyn-
k6w milosierdzia i ma piele,
gnowaniu chorych W szpitalu.
Possdzajs ia te2 o to, re niezu
pelnie zdrowe ma zmys{y.
Regestracya kObiet.
CLEVELAND, o., 70 marca.
Dzisiai by1 dzie6 regestracyi
kobiet, kt6re bsda glosowa}y
przy wyborach wiosennych ma
komisarzy szkolnych. Wbrew
oczekiwaniom, kazda z pan
odpowiada}a ma pytania smia-
10 i bez wahania sic wick sw6j
podawa1a. ZauwazoIo, re vie,
ksza Geese pan regestrowanych
bylo wv srednim wieku."
POfOienie W New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, La, 22go
marca. DIS rano O godzinie
wp6l do IL komitet robotni-
k6w bialych byl u gubernato.
IA, azeby naradzic sic mad pun
ktami, kt6re moglyby dopro-
wadzic do ugody. Niewiado-
mo, jaki by1 rezultat narady.
Komitet kupc6w, kt6ry stara
sic posredniczyc miedzy robo
tnikami a wlascicielami war.
sztat6w okretowych, odbywa
r6wnie narady Z reprezpntan
tami obu stron. Mrlicya dzisiaj,
jak zwykle, by}a u przystani
dla utrzymania porzadku.
Stay demOkrata,
Lyons, N. Y, 20 marca.
John M. Pickett, kt6ry utrzy-
mywa}, re jest najstarszym de
mokrata W zachodniej czesci
Stanu New York, umar1 dzi-
siaj wieczorem. Urodzil on sic
dnia IA marca 1904 W Herki.
mer i pierwszy raz odda} sw6j
g}os przy wyborach prezyden:
ia Andrew Jackson. Glosowa1
zawsze przy wszelkich wybo.
rach krajowych, stanowych,
powiatowych i miejskich. By}
najstarszym z rodze6stwa, licza.
cego 13 cz}onk6w. Tylko jeden
braci przezy} go.
Cos dla kawaler0w.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, % marca.
W Izbie posl6w Walleck dzi
siaj wni6sl bill, tyczacy sic ka'
waler6w. Pod kawalerem we
die tego blu nalezy rozumiec
kazdego mezczyzne, liczacego
80 lat lub wyzej, kt6ry fly
cznie i umys}owo jest zdr6w, a
ME by1 nigdy zonatym. Kazdy
kawaler zamieszkaly W tym
Stanie 6 miesiecy lub d}uzej,
mia}by p}acic $25 podatku ro-
czngo. Od tego podatku je-
dnakze byliby uwolnieni ci,
kt6rzy doszli do wieku IS lat,
ci kt6rzy popelnili zbrodnie
stanu, ci, kt6rzy fzycznie o ty.
lie So cierpiacy, il zenic sic ME
powinni, wreszcie ci, kt6rzy
zdo3aliby udowodni6, ze co
najmniej trzy razy oswiadczali
sic o reks danny mogacej "a
wrzec zwiszek malze6ski, ale
"a kazdym razem dostali odko'
sZa. -.
W celu dopilnowania wy
konania ustawy ma zostac u
stanowiona Rada pod nazwa
Estate Board of Managers of
Old Maids Home. Rada ia
ma sklada6 sic trzech pan
niezameznych, kt6rych kazda
ma liczyc naimniej so lat VIE
ku. Gubernator je mianuje, a
pensya kazdej z mich ma wy.
nosiG $1,000 rocznie. Podatek
kawalerski ma bye sk}adany
do kasy Stanu, skoro zbierze
sig tym sposobem $4,000, Ra.
da ma zajac sic budowaniem
zak1adu dla starych panien
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23

; PROGRAM q
Koncertu znakomitej polskiej spiewaczki 4
PANNY MIRY HELLER,
kt6ry sac odbedz5e ze u0sp6tudsiatem q
panny L. Roemheld V. Murphy, "
) d. 24-go MARCA, r. b. w NIEDZIELE 8
W Hall par. sw. Stanisfawa X
PRZY UL. BRADLEY w CHICAGO. n
P az DoCH0D PRzEzNACzoNY: y
w jednej poFowie-na dotknietych gfodem Polak6w d
D Nebrasce,
drugiej-na Szpita polski W Chicago
PROGRAM &
5 BALLADA mol. LIST
PARMA v MURPHY. e
ROMANZA 'Cavalera Rustcaua". P MAscAGN1
PNA NJ HELLER.
NOCTURNE, Flat. CHOPIN SARAssATE
r KUJAWIAK. .WIENIAwsK n
b PNA S. ROEMHELD. d
A. 80 MA LYRE IMMORTELLE'' Sapho. GoUNoD i
b PNA M. HELLER.
B MAZURKA DE CONCERT. .............O @. MUssIN
PNA L. ROEMHELD.
+ MARCHE MILITAIRE. SCHUBERT TAUs1NG
PNA V. MURPHY.
T. PIESN MAJUMY .......... ,...........P MAszYssK1
PNA M. HELLER. a
z Pocaqek godain5e Sci aOsecaorem. 4
Fortepan Grand Piano. rmy Knabe skladu Lyon Heay
Wabash Ave. Monroe u. d
s Cena miejsc: 81. 90 5Oc-i25c.
sa &s Es E as s 8 d ea "a sa d s as % s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
Ottawa przesilenia W Belgii.

BRUKsELLA, 22go marca. -
Kr6l Leopold oswiadczy}, IL
wolf abdykowae, aniaeli Ego.
dzic sic ma cofniecie projektu
wcielenia Kopga do BelyH.
Wobec tego CABINET Burleta
postanowil z przyjscla projek-
tn przez parliament zrobic kwe.
stys gabinetowa. Mimo tego
prawica trivia W opozycyj pre-
civ projektowi, uwazajac, ze
przyjecie jego byloby zWycie-
stwem liberal6w i socyalist6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
Walka zs zb6jami ma KOrsyce.

Walka zs zb6jami ma Korsyce.
N1oEA, % maja. - Donosza
tutai, ze pomisdzy opryszkami
pod dow6dzca Sany a oddzia-
lem zandarm6w francuzkich
nastapilo ma Korsyce krwawe
starcie. Sana zgins3, r6wniez
poni6s} smiere ofcer cd zandar-
NOW. Banda Sany przez lata
ca}e pustoszy3a wyspe i rabo'
Wa1a ludnosG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23

Pienisdze do wypoayczenis. Dute sunny. Nizki
procent Pozyczamy pienisdze na budowe. Posia
dfoSci tylko " Chicago Spfacamy potyczh Cd To-
warzystw Duta oszczednoec. Hipoteh Imortgs-
S%nis do d. o STONE 8 CO. 2O6 La Sale Str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23

PoAyczamy pieniadze ns grunta lpo pro
cent, PoAyczamy talxke pienisdze nA budowe DO
NOW. Opfaci Wan sic zgfosic DO mas, MIN poi.
dziecie gdzieindziei,
enydscksr = Co., BanhsrE
.ls WanhingtoA q,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
Cena mijsc: $1.OO-5 5Oc-i25c.

A p p d R h "a s p b p p F p p aE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23

ale zosta}a sploszons. Opis jej
zupelnie sic zgadza postacia
panny Delaney. Kiedy ia are.
sztowano, suknie jej czuc by
10 nafta. Liczy ona ok1o 35 lat
i przyby1a tu, azeby wystapic
z odczytami. Utrzymuje, re jest
katoliczka, a wielks Geese zycia
spedzi}a ma pe}nieniu uczyn-
k6w mi}osierdzia i ma piele,
gnowaniu chorych W szpitalu.
Possdzajs ia tez o to, ze niezu
pelnie zdrowe ma zmys{y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

soc; tomatoes, new, SOaS5c; Hart
ford Co. Standard corn SOC: , ID
Honey Drop corn 81 IS; Pride of Illinois
. 10 corn 81 20; California peaches 81 50;
BIB Standard table peaches 81 10; pie
peaches 81 90, 10 Deep Sea fun Stand
ard cove oysters 90c; 10 light weight cove
oysters soc; Acorn standard string beans
15c; 2 10 can corn beef s. 10; / 10 can
Clipped beef s. 40; 10 can lunch tongue
50 o.
WooDENwA RE-No. tubs s. No .
a %; No. IS 75;2-hoop pals 81 %, S-hoop
81 90; sap$l 10; single washboards 81 80 /;
double do. s. 50; crimp double 90. 3 p.
FRUfTs-New Turkish prunes, none; tai
sins, VNencIa, new 81 layer Ondaro,
new, &c; London layer raisins 81 %; loose
museatels Sl15; loose muscatels, IN bags,
SIC; California prunes, so 10 30. z; 10
boxes, so to 90, lie; 90 TO 40, nc; &C Ia
50, 72c; do 90 TO 100, SIC; do IN bags, &c
less; California eyapOrated peaches IN
boxes. lOc. California evaporated april
cots loo. Ia bags sc less.
Ou.-Lard, extra western strained, Coo
carbon 10. 534c; carbon 100, &c; water
white. &c; Lewis Miners winter white oil,
45c; summer white, 36c
SUGARs-Cut loaf. $3.50; cubes, 44Sc;
powdered, t. 4Sc; granulate6 standard, 4.2Sc;
standard confectiOners' A. Sc; Columbis
A, 3,9Sc; Ridgewood A, S,9Sc; America
A white, 3.9Sc, extra Z, sole, c, 3.60c;
choicefruit sugar, SIC.
RICE-Fancy pearl, &c; choice pearl
6}{c; choice domestic, &c; prime domestic;
5slc. fair domestic, 51Sc; fancy head, 611ci
COFFEE-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio. 23c; fancy green, S2c; peaberry, 22l4c;
choice green. 23c prime green, 2l16c;
roasting grades, 2OHc; Java and Mocha,
SIC; high grade, 25c. Roasted in pack
ages - Arbuckle's coffee, 2l.2gc; Jersey
coffee, 2l.29; Lion coffee. 2l.29c; Arrow
coffee, 2l.29c; Panhandle coffee 2l.29c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
nor.e and Mule Market.
WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January S. - The
market continues very quiet but without
any material change in 5yalues. Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above l7al9c; X and above l6al7c; medium
20a2lc; quarterblood 2la22c; common lisa
Oc;.New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, etc,
Xxx AT l5al7c; medium at l9a20c; quarter
blood at 20a2lc; common at lSal9c; wash
ed combng delaine fine at lSal9c; do
medium at 2la23c; coarse 20a2lc; low %
a2Sc; unwashed NJ l6al7c; low medium
at l7alSc; braid l6al7c; unwashed light
and bright fine 1lal2c; medium l5al6c; low
medium l6a17c; coarse l5al6c; unwashed
dark colored, light fine 9al0c; heavy fine
case; medium l2al3c; fine medium llal2c:
coarse l1al2c; territorial and Northwest
ern light fine at Sal0c; heavy do at Ease;
fine medium at 10allc; medium at llalSc;
quarterblood Liable; coarse at llal2c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

grassers or heavy common calves dull at
s. 00a5 90 per head.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-Receipts this week
were 1901 head, against 1916 rlast week
and 2,540head same time last year. There
has been fairly good trade since early in
the week for good sheep and lambs, but at
a shade decline in values for the latter
since early in the week. Sheep are quoted
at 2a314c and few extra wethers at $40.
Lambs at s. 0Oa4 Is per 100 lbs.
HoGs-There is no change to record in
the values of hog since Monday. Prices
for good to best 81 60a5 90: common 10 fair
nearby hogs ano others a 25a4 10; roughs
50 00a3 IS per 100 pounds gross.
on THE WHARF.
CATrLE-The demand was fair for the
light arrivals and prices were steady, with
quotations as follows: Cows, 81 50a2 10
per 100 lbs. bulls 81 00a2 % per 100 lbs;
old oxen, g 00a3 90 per 100 lbs: fat beef
cattle, young steers, over 600 lbs. - l5a
4 80 per 100 lbs. lighter weights, 50 OOa
8 80 per 100 lbs; fresh cows, Sl5a25 per
head.
CALvEs.-Though receipts were fair the
demand was very active and prices tirmer,
with the quotations as follows: Choice
veals 6a615 cents per To-, and rough TO
good 50 0UaS 80 per head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Tnere was fairly
good demand. with light offerings and the
quotations as follows Spring lambs BAD
cents per Id. and 81 50a2 30 per head.
Sheep, good TO choice, 2a3 cents per To-.
and 81 50a 2 90 per head; common to fair
20 cents to 81 % per head.
Rorse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, o., January 5.-Receipts
have been rather small, and consequently
prices have been well sustained, especially
for the better qualities of stock All
classes have been selling, ana the little
stock arriving has sold readily.
Horses-Coach horses, good SS0al00. ex-
ira Sl00a140; draft horses, good 60a9O, ex-
ira 9Oal40; driving horses, good S6Oa95, ex-
ira 95al50; saddle horses, good $65aS5, ex-
ira S5al35; Southern horses, good S20a4O,
extra S40a50.
Mules-l4 to 1415 hands, good S35a40, ex-
ira 40a50; 49, TO 10 hands, good $45a55,
extra S55a60; Is to l515 hands, good s6Oa7O,
extra 65a75; l51l to Ii hands, good S10aS5,
extra sS5a95; Is to- l615 hands, good S9Oa
ITO, extra $ll0al25.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
DRY GOODS

New YORK, January S.-The demand
was of very moderate proportions and
only limited transactions were reported.
Large sales were effected, however, as the
result of forwarding on former orders for
ginghams, domets, dress goods and silks,
denims. tickings, sleeve Innings, silecias,
cottondales, prints and printed fabrics,
overcoatings, brown cottons, satinets,
union cassimeres, handkerchiefs, printed
shirtings and foreign woolens, worsted,
dress goods and many classes of goods
of domestic and foreign manufacture
Printed cloths more active in sales with
10000 pieces spots at 2 9-l6 cents for 81
square, the lowest price on record.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

.-s sri.-a. che latter being made entire
.-.f bias material II hooks in back,
.-s cra-.ng being hidden by a plain
.,..- r.lstron similar 20 that in front.
~.a s-rfo is dreU ped for the front, and
t.- f-s.oons start from il, as shown. IL
..e.ke in back and front and has q
main standing collar
wa-sfng skirts are all OF comfortable,
irr-,v. walking length. Little triIo-
...r- Is seen 0n the street skirts, UnIeSs
..1sa band Of fur az the edge Of the
IOWA. The round and round effects OF
..st winter are an gone by.
p. is whispered that she is wearing
high boots again and that the stocking
,--vs them no longer shows discreetly
back. bg- that 10 may be any color OF
,r4 rainbow thar she most affects. The
.rrr glove now fastenS by laciag all the
vav up aud 10 must not come together,
brt the ac.ug must form a lattice
through which the pretty piIk flesh
shows. Long vardykes Of thread lace
r-ere.ia along the long TOPS OF hand
some gloves. and the backs OF the latest
ores are deliberately embroidered and
even isrs'ei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
THURSDAY, January 8. 1895
Union STOCK YARDS, cLAREMoNT.

RrFF CATTLE.-The market has not benn
active today, and values show but little
If any change since last week. The quail
inv Of the offerings averaged an improve
mept over that of last week, there being
rather moro tops aud good butcher cattle
than there were then, and more sales were
made at and near the top range OF this
weeks figures. Prices 2a4H cents, with
most sales at 3i4a42i cents per 10.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best oeeves 4Ssa4S4c, those gen.
orally rated first quality AS a49sc, medium
or good fair quality Sl5a44c, and ordinary
thin steers, oxen and COWS 2a34c per
pound.
OF the cattle received 1888 head came
from Virginia, lbs from Pennsylvania, los
from Illinois, o. from West Virginia, 40
from Maryland, 30 from Ohio and 20 head
from Tennessee.
Total receipts for the wsek l,640 head,
AGAINST $50 head last week, and BIB head
same time last year. The sales for the
week were 1854 head. against 80 last
week. and 1,SlS head same time last year.
of the offerings ], 200 head were taken by
baltimore butchers, GO sold TO country
dealers and 1S5 head to Eastern buyers.
Mich Cows There is light run and
a fairly good demand. Prices are S20a35,
and a few extra at $40 per head. Receipts,
65 head.
CALvEs-There is a fairly good trade for
GOOD veal at 519a64c; common Sa5c per 10;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
GROUEKIEs


WHEELING, January 5, 1879.
Tie changes 20 report in this week S
nei are iu sugar. Sugar IS strong.
N.er groceries remain about the same.
following are tho quotations as OBJ
from NELL s. ElNngham:
a.r-Silver Drips Syrup 22c; Fancy
-'c; &c addition In half barrels.
sew Orleans NlOlasses--t'ancy 3Sc; Choice
Prime Sue; Mixed goods, New Or
Son, Soc, Bakers goods 2Sc.
-1VlstlNS - Schenk's medium =. &.
PANS ICE; 30 10 average, l0c; :. Z.
-,--S.ast bacon 9}sc; =. q. shoulders
lee, city sides 7lc; ham beef lac; ordi-
lect Sc; family mess pork SO o.
-ttn-Scbenk'S pure kettle, tierces Sc;
.nolr's pure, tierces, Sc: lara COM
q, uerces, &c. The advance for
er Packages over tierces is as follows:
-.tv tlos Sc; 50 10 tins &c 20 10 Jns
.-' I'D 10 tins sc; s 10 tins &c; 10 cans
NANNED GOODS - Slb fancy tomatoes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, January 5, 1895.

There is but one change to report in this
market Wheat q slight bit stronger. The
crop of wheat promises to be good one If
the cold weather and snow continues.
FLoUR-Choice family flour in wood,
50 90; in paper, 50 50 per barrel; Mime
naha, in a cotton sacks, 81 90; Mnnehaha
in wood, 81 90; Galaxy in sacks a %; Fa-
nous in sacks, 81 so: Famous in wood,
g. 50; Spring wheat -four, in jute sacks of
l40 pounds, 81 90 per barrel; Pillsoury's
Best, in wood. 81 20.
GRAIN-W per bushel, 53a55c; corn,
Csc per bushel: oats. 45c.
t'EED-Middlings per ton, SIS 90; bran,
per ton, SIS 90; baled hay, per ton, Sl4 90
loose hay per ton Sl2 GOALS 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
PAqKULEUM.

OIL CITY, PA, January S.-Opened ct
9Ss[c; highest 99c; lowest 9S$Ic; closed at
q9c: sales. 1000 barrels; shipments, 1876
barrels; runs, 70. 24S barrels.
New YORK, January S.-Petroleum
easier; PENNSYLVANIA oil sales, none; Feb
ruary option sales, none; closed 9S14c bid:
Lima oil sales, noae.
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LIVE STOCK.
REGISTER OFFICE,
V... = TgI


There is an advance in the entire live
stock market in this weeks quotations
Cattle and hogs are strong and demand
Good. Prices are reported as follows by
Goodhue < Co..
CATTLE-Extra, 1000 to 1900, 4a414c;
good 900 to 900, 81 1ja4 90; good. $40 TO
QUO 3l<a3s(c; fair, 700 to 500 3a3]4c; COM
mon, 600 10 200 2$Ia3c; bulls, l9<a34c;
Hoes-Extra, 81 4Oa4 60; good 81 25a
a. IS; common. 50 50a3 20.
SHEEp-Extra, 2a2]4c good, 115a2c;
common, 50a75c; lambs, 2a3c
FRESH COws-At S20a3O
CALvEs-At 4a5c.
CVIcAGo. January SIN cattle, butch
ers were in small supply, inactive demand
and strong Extra steers were quoted
around s. %, but there was only few lots
that were good enough to bring more than
81 %. the Greater part selling at 50 15a
! 10 for steers and S}a3 for cows and bulls.
Hogs-CommOn, mixed aad light hogs
l0al5c lower than at the close of last week.
The best heavy sold around "a 40, while
a 20 was the top of the common hog mar
ket. There were not many sales ABOVE
81 55. the bulk selling for s4a4 % tor aver
asses of 800 pounds, and Sla4 III taking the
greater sarJ of the $50 and 200 pounds.
The close was steady.
Sheep-Sheep were saleable at 81 50a
3 so for poor TO extra, with the bulk Of the
business at 81 25a3 %. The lamo market
was strong at 50 25a4 81 for, poor to choice.
Receipts-Cattle 5000; calves, 400;
hogs. $1,000; sheep, 10000.
East LIBERTY, PA, January S.-Cattle.
steady Prime s5a5 25; good 81 15as 50;
bulls stays and cows, 81 O0aS 10.
Hogs lower Philadelphias 81 45a4 %;
common to fair Workers 81 00a4 Is;
roughs $3a4.
Sheen dull. Extra, SSa3 90; fair, 81 4Oa
l 65; common to fair lambs 81 l0a3 20.
CINcrNNATl, ONO, January S.-Hogs.
strong at s. 75a4 60; receipts, $500 head;
shipments, 1900 head.
baltimore Cattle Market.
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SET OgF WITH FURREO FESTOONS.

r--aic'oth gowns in black are made
.s-tse SIX lining. Naudykes Of
Max ,aread lace are let In at the belt,
... -1.rts reaching down, and through
.-s lace she cerise shows. Nandykes
49,, 90, fin at the belt, extending up,
-'-.-r corresponding finish TO the
-"-e which shows no other touch Of
..s color except st the throat
Green and gray Is cold sort OF com
r.-atou,espacially when white Is added
...rst put 10 on richly colOred oru-
-..-, 7ed 10 won't seem cold. The sim
..s dress shown is made OF myrtle green
..-.s trimmed with narrow bands OF
.-..ear3 golden brown satin RIBBON.
r...s.-t g four yards wide and Is eaad-
81 s-1uud the bottom with fur. The TOD
.sr--med with fur ieStOons to match
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The Metal Marco

NEW YORK, January 5. Pig Iron, quiet;
Scotch $40 00a20 90; American 81 5Oal3 w.
Tin steady; straits at Sl3 iVal3 20; plates
steady. Spelter dull. Lead, closed steady.
Copper, firm.
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1Dally except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will losys Elm. urovs
at 9:43 q. m. and Wheeling at H:l7 p. m.
Trims No =, 6, IA and - connect with herdld
line for Triad elphe. Herdic leaves Tfiads
i2.S A. m and6.l0 =, IN. Daily except Sun
days and Saturdays herdic. will conaect with
train No. 81. leaving Wheeling at II: 90 D. m.
Sundays herdic leaves TEisdelPnis At 300 ..
IN. 1900 q. m. 6;3e p. m. and connects with
trains No s. Il and % from wheeling.
II. e. WEI, GERBER. Gen. Manage
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nHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
ON and after Sunday. December 10, 1924, Pas.
4enger Trains will run as follows; fpaly.
+Dailv except SUNDAY. Central time
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LTiM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ARRIVE
From New Yo:k, Philadelphia Baltimore ana
Washington, S:l5 a. m. daily
Cumberland accommodation, 800 p IN, sK'
Grafton decomposition. 1913 g. m. daily
Moupdsyilla accommodation, 1:1O a. H. anu
1885 D. M, except sunday, and ';2o p M sA''
urday only. r.oo ., da1v
Grafton express, 500 p. m. Monday only
WHEELING ANDPlrrsBURG DIVISION,
For Pitisburg Washing on, Baltimore fhl'
adeptia aud New York, 300 a. M ana oD -
For Pittsburg. 7:SO a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express, 30 p. IN eNceps ~ ~
Washington, Pa, accumulation 1.W p M
except Sunday
From New York, PhiIaielphiA Balt'm
Washington and Pi,tsburg lj'lO a; M, o",Lji
II 30 p. IN, except Satuliay' auN -''' 49,
Pitfsburg mail, 1926 p IN, except Sunday
and $50 p. m. daily. - cana ~
Washington, Pa, accomm0dAtion' o." - N'
except Sunday.
TRANS-OHT0 DIVISION, "a,
For Columbus, Chicago and the Nsst' ''''
aud 10: ID q. IN. daily. and 3:l2 p. N -, uA"l
Columbus Cincinnati ana -. Louis, lo:l1
q. m. daily and ll:4O p. M, except 91'Diu'''
and 2:35 a. m Sunday only - to.ts r,
81. Clairsville accommodation wa
and 4:l2 2. m except sunday, An,
Newark accommodation, T. = p. "' N'''''
Sandusky Mail l0:l5 70. m' aa'y'
ARRIVE. 81.
From Chicago. 2:35 a. m. aud 5:3) p m da"''
and II ;35 m. daily. - c,,,robp.
From ST. Louis. Clnclnnau ana NOiu'H'
500 a. m. and $50 p. m. daiiy ,,o-
81. Clairsville accommodation i'''
and 5:3j D. m, except SUNDAY. ,.n.
Newark comnodation. 1872 a. m' daii5'
saudusky Mall 5:3j p. NJ. daliy
CHAS. O. SCULL.
General Passenger Agent
1T. LANE. T. p. Az Wheihus' W. "a
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