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The morning times., 1896-11-10
PHYSICIANS go SOUTH.
Distinguished Party stop Over F

Distinguished Party Stop Over En-
Route to New Orleans.
A number of distinguished physicians and
surgeons from this city and Philadelphia
left here last evening to attend as dele
gatH the Pan-American Medical Congress,
to be held Novembe 16 to 10 in the City
of Mexico.
DR.. Walter WynMp, surgeon general Of
the United States, Army, and Col. c. II.
Alden, assistant surgeon general, departed
early in the evening over the Southern Rail
way and will pass through New Orleans
onthe journey. Drs. II. l.. +. Johnson, Moran
md Bedford Brown were also among those
who went from this city.
The Philadelphia delegation consisted of
ten or dozen members, led by DR.. Pepper.
They spent few hours in Washington en-
route and departed at 1O:43 O'Clock last
night over The Washington and Southwestern
yestibued limited.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

The skirt may or may not be Silk vel
vet. There are qualities of velvcteen
that are heavier and are liked better for
winter, as they do not spot with rain and
SNOW. Velveteen is really more desirable
frcsn many standpoints.
The vest is of old-blue satin, brocaded
in black. There is positively no trimming
upon it except vrlvctecn lapels, as the
material is rich enough to stand without
trimming. The sleeves are OF black vel
veteen and there is a muff to match. The
muff is lined with old blue.
AS hat for calling may be large, the
hat to match this dress should be spread
ing one Of chenille or velvet braiding,
trimmed with great bird upon the front
and several tall loops Of ribbon standing
at the back. There are many varieties of
these fancy frame hats. They need little
or no trimming and are becoming to the
face, as they are SO soft and graceful in
outline. HELEN GRA Y-PAGE.
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TUESDAY
MARKET
BASKET
Things to Be Found in the Stalls
Today With Their Cur
rent Prices.

The pessinist isn't born who could find
fault with the market this morning. The
stalls show every product in season, the
prices are reasonable and the merchants
anxious to please.
FRUIT-Malaga grapes, zoe. per pound;
Tokay grapes, 15c. per pound;' Florida
oranges, 4Oc. to 5Oc. per dozen; Jamaica
oranges, 25c. to 40c. per dozen; pine
apples, 15c. to 25c. each; sickle pears,
81 per basket of 3 IA pecks; Japanese per-
simmons, &c. to 10c. each; poInegraadtes,
1Oc. each; bananas, 15c u zoe. per
dozen: apples, 3Oc. to 40c. per peck;
slattucks, 1Oc. each, three for 25c.
The morning times., 1896-11-10
washingtonians in New York.

: Especial TO The T1mes.j
New York, Nov. 9-St. Cloud, C. Law
renee, J. C. Miller; Holland, d. J. Bates,
Mrs. F. G. Berger, Mrs. Frost, ]. H. Nc
Bride; Imperial, J. Botelar, d. J.. Canty;
Continental, J. Denison; Murray Hill, Mrs.
l.. g. Flint, Il. G. johnson, A. Maskell and
wife, W. V. R. Berry, G. r. Vending; ST.
Denis. Mrs. j. Miller, Miss A. N. Smith;
Broadway Central, F. H. Short, II. II.
Tallmadge, A. C. Floyd, H. o. Fowler;
Gilsey, G. II. Smith and wife; Morton, A.
]. Williams; Metropolitan, r. r. Murphy;
Sturtevant, Miss A. aymond, J. r. yelling
ton; Manhattan, F. s. Russell and wife;
Netherland, Mr.. De Tillierc and wife; Mari.
borough, w. j. Green; Army arrivals, N.
A. Anderson, L.. W. Robinson; Navy, ].
Schouler.
The morning times., 1896-11-10
MORSE WINS THE CASE.
Famous Libel Suit of Helen N
Cougar Dismissed.

Boston. Nov. 9-In the United states
oilcuit Court of appeals the famous libel
suit of Helen NJ. Cougar VS.. Elijah A.
Morse was today dismissed on motion Of
defendants counsel, for want of prosecu-
ton.
In this case. which was commenced more
than four years ago. two verdicts had been
rendered, after protractcd TRIALS. At the
last trial the plaintiff excepted to Judge
,Putnam's rulings, but has now failed to
prosecute her exceptions in the appellate
court.
The result is that the verdict below is
sustained and Judgment in the case fol.
lows for MIR. Morse.
The morning times., 1896-11-10
Death of a Promisinp Lad

The many friends of Dr. L. L. Frederick
are panied at the news of the death of
his son, Alexander, which occurred yes
terday. The lad, though but thirteen years
Of age, was an exceptionally bright youth,
and had already entered upon his university
course. He was i'll but q few weeks. The
funeral will take place on Wednesday after
noon from Dr.. Frederich's residence, No.
329 East Capitol street.
The morning times., 1896-11-10
First Band Concert.

The Washington Concert Band, VIII y
Haley, conductor will ON Sunday evening.
November 30, at the New National Theater.
give its first concert OF the series. The
organization gave five performances last
season TO crowded houses The band con'
sists of thrty-five pieces.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

GAME-Grouse, 81. 80 per pair: phea SAINT,
S1.25 to 81 so per pair; quail, So per dozen,
woodcock, ST % brace; ortolan, 81 a
dozen; wild turkey, zoe. per pound.
Game is getting more plentiful and the
quality improving.
The morning times., 1896-11-10
No Rnsiness In His.

Old Parvenu Eere, Maria, does that
young chap who is calling on Kate mean
business7
Mrs. Parvenu moi John. He
comes from very aristocratic family
Philadelphia North American.
The morning times., 1896-11-10
ELPHoNzo YouNGs CO


We have found that our
Butter business is increas-
ing faster than we expected.
1t cannot increase too rapid
ly for us.
We have not advanced it's
price, while the others have.
And ours is the finest Elgin
Creamery from a creamery
in Illinois, whose output we
control.
ELPHONZo YoUNGs CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
4es 9th ST.. bot D>and e. Phone So.
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Illinois Title Act Unconstitutional.

liI1nOiS TUE AcC UncOnSt1tut1OnaI.
Ottawa, H., Nov. 9.-The supreme court
today declared the Torrens land title act
unconstitutional. The question came be-
fore the court in the quo warranto case of
the people VS.. Samuel B. Chase. which was
appealed from the county court Of Cook
county. The Judgment OF the county court
was reversed and the case remanded
The morning times., 1896-11-10
WINTER CALLING DRESS.
Velvet and Rrocade Make as Hand
some "A Calling Gown AS Any
Woman Could Own.

N)u MAY choose your passenenteries
\ from Paris and Your satins from Lon.
don, but you can never equal the rich
ness of a velvet and brocaae combination
fSr n winter calling costume. 1t is not an
eXtravagant attire either, If you know
how 10 plan It, or have preserved any scraps
OF old silk velvet for the lapcls and collar
The morning times., 1896-11-10
Gets a Good Job.

New York, Nov. Oh. X. McHarg Of
this city has been elected president of the
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railroad.
successor to the Marietta and North Georgia.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

WATER FOWL-Canvasbacks So per
par: red heads, $3.50 per pair, mallards,
Sl.50 per pair; blue wing teal, 81 per
pair; ruddy duck, 75c. per pair, butter
balls, soc. per pair.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

par. red leads, $3.50 per pair, mallards,
Sl.50 per pair; blue wing teal, 81 per
pair; ruddy duck, 75c. per pair, butter
balls, soc. per pair
FISH-Boiling rock, zoe per pound; red
snapper. &c. per pound; new salmon, 25c.
per pound; blue fish, 12 l-2c. per pound;
pickerel, l2 Lee. per pound; fresh cod, lOc.
per pound, halibut, zoe. per pound.
Fish scarce ard high, owing to election.
Men left work TO vote Merchants lool;
for larger supply for coming week If
no storms prevail.
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE-Best Elgin
butter, soc. per pound; butteruc, sc. to
25c. per pound; nearby eggs, 25c. pei
dozen; western eggs, lSc. per dozen;
cream cheese, 1Sc. TO zoe. per pound.
vEGETABLES-Parsn 25c.. per peck;
spinach, zoe. per peck; Eastern Shore
sweet potatoes. 30c. per peck; 'adishes. 8
5unchcs for &c: Norfolk tomatoes. 10c. per
quarter peck; hot house tomatoes, 25c.
per pound: satisfy. sc. per bunch: Savoy
cabbage. sc. per head: Brussels sprouts. / &c.
per quart; Irish potatoes, zoe. per peck
snap beans. &c. per quarter peck; cucun-
bers, SC each; Spanish onions, lOc each
egg plants, l0c to 15c. each. pumpkins
&C. 10 / &c each: green peppers, 25c. pei
dozen: celery, sc. to 1Oc per bunch; cian-
berries. 1Oc. per quart.
POULTRY Turkeys, l5c. to 1Sc. lei
pound; geese. 12 1-2c per pound ducks
l5c. per pound; fowl, 12 1-2c. per pound
MEATS-Sirloin steak. l &C. to 19c. pei
pound; Porterhouse. 20c. per pound; -ound
l2 1-2c. per pound: prime NIB roast. i5c
to 1sc. per pound: chuck roast. l0c. Il
IL 1-2c. per pound; soup beet, 1Oc. pei
pound; lamb, &c. to Sc per pound; corne,
beef. &C. to ~ &c. per pound: sausage
10c. to IL PC per pound, both green ant
smoked; breakfast bacon. 10c. to IL &c
per pound; sweet picked pork. Sc. to lie
per pound; Western do. Sc. per pound
ham. 1Oc. to IL &c. per pound; pig tails
Sc. per pound, hog brains. l0c. per pate
boiled ham, 40c. per pound; boiled Tongue
40c. per poupd.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

IN ORDER TO NJ EET THE REQ QUIRE-
OF the pubic we have added a new feature
t. our business-yiZ, 4 Table d Hots Dinner
rom 4 TO s o'clocS daily AZ SOC with small
bottle of WINE. TJc.
Elegantly appointed rooms on G street side
for ladies'. 49,
OSBORNE & HOBAN.
Seventh and q streets n W.
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,>~~>N~>>>>~>~~~>
Lansburgh g. Bro
Extraordinary Values

/. Extraordinary Values
! Lace Curtains.
} so pair Ecru Noting =,
ham Lace Curtains, 3 yds
long, soc pair.
! so pair White Noting
} ham Lace Curtains, good
patterns, 3 yds long,
} Soc pair.
SO pair White Noting
ham Lace Curtains, 3H
yds long, full width,
SI.oo pair.
SO pair White Noting
! ham Lace Curtains, 314
yds long, 81 inches wide,
ST.. SO pair.
"a pair White Noting
ham Lace Curtains, 81
yds long, 90 inches wide,
5000 pair.
1S pair White Tam
boured Muslin Curtains,
81 yds long, 81 inches
! wide, $3.50 pair.
"a pair Ecru Irish Point
Curtains. 81 yds long,
4 full width, S2.75 pair.
, IS pair White Renais-
sance Lace Curtains. 81
4 yds long, $3.50 PAIR.
) Portieres.
Chenille and Tapestry,
in new co!orings.
! Table Covers.
Piano Covers.
) All new designs.
:SANAsvA2aeDm
! 40. 422, 424, 42e 9TH St.
a~NN&~~N%~~~H~~~~
The morning times., 1896-11-10

The marriage of Miss Ella Stickney and
Mr.. Percy Bright will be one of the inter
esting events of the present month. The
bride is the daughter of the late Judge
Stickney and the groom prominent young
attorney Of Wilmington, DEL The wed
ding, which will be comparatively quiet
one, will take place in this city on Novcm-
ber 25.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

Mrs. Fl. W. Snow and Miss Snow, wife
and daughter of Representative Snow If
Illinois, are on months visit to Wash
inGton and are stopping at their former
residence, POI East Capitol street.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

Mrs. Gibbon, widow of the late Gen John
Gibbon. u. S. A.. and family. have recently
returned to Washington and will remain
for the winter.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

BUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE-Best Elgin
butter, soc. per pound; butteriuc. &c. to
25c. per pound; nearby eggs, 25c. per
dozen; western eggs. lSc per dozen;
cream cheese, lsc. 10 2Oc. per pound.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

Mrs S. s. Sumner, wife of Col. Sumner,
commandant at Fort Myer, has recently re-
turned from 4 summer at her home in
Oswego, n. Y.
Mrs. Summer was given a very delight
full reception at the Fort on last Thursday
evening. when everyone fastened to wei
come her return.
Gen. and Mrs Gordon. the predecessors
or Col. and Mrs. Sumner, have taken a
house in Georgetown and Will make that
their residence.
The morning times., 1896-11-10

Mrs. Archibald Hopkins left for New
York yesterday to attend the wedding OF
her kinsman. Mr.. Charles Cooper Mott, ir
and Miss Julia Jerome Hildt. which j.
to occur at noon today, and is to be one
OF the distinctly fashionable matrimonial
events of the New York season.
The morning times., 1896-11-10
"A WARM WOOL BROCADE.
Design for n Dress That Can Be
Worn Out of Doors without
Cloak TIL TEankSuiyjDp

mil thanksgiving the outdoor suit
~ will be worn without cloak, and many
are the designs for keeping snug and
warm One Of these is Il waist of wool
brocade, with cbamos lining.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
- 81 lom 80 snrings. southern

buyers Of low grade springs Southern
Wbeat receipts 900 bushels; exports D.
600 bushels No. / Northern rae No
hard 77&c: options opened nrm' closeq d,
i.GIsc net higher February closed al
49,. Nav u 5@l6G74 Lice closed al tic:
corn. receipts $500 bushels. exports. q
200 bushels: spot firm; No. >, 5.!sc; pIlons
Ouened steady. closing al lsGEc het ue,
cline. February closed al Sl1sc; May c'oseI
oats. receipts 5000 bushels; exports ;.i,y
bushels: spot firm; No. =. 49, op,lo,.1
devoid of features and closed at PARA
advance of i4c. February closed al VA
May 2Gd2Gisc closed al @bc.
CINCINNATI, February S.-Flour'
y Wheat WHEAT steady: No. . red 74l5c; receipts
100 bushels: shipments 500 bushe4s.
Corn. steady; No. mixed oJi2c. o,,,
OATS. barely steady. No. mixed --i2c'
Rye steady; No. .. i2c.
Lard. steady. s. Tl4n3 -. ,o,,
Ruikmeats, barely steady, % l-'2.
Bacon. easy. y Mi2. .o-,,,-..s q o,
Butter. quiet.
Sugar. firm.
Eggs. dull. easy, &c.
R8ITfM0RE. February 2S.-Flour. dull
unchanged.
Receipts 1893 barrels.
ShiumentS s. $50 barrels. ~.
Wheat strong: spot and month 'oc pa
Nav T-itN152sc; southern wheat on 5IaUS
'' corn. strong; spot, month and March
Si az steady cad No. ? white Western
97027isc. receipts S,922 bushels. roc. .o-
- sfeaiv; No. > Western 4JQloc' re-
ce!pts 1.6l0 bushels.
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1--WE STOCK.

Crrc,AGO February S.-Catue-Ihe
General demand was fair. SAFES OIL 49,.
S,lr. al * sltli4 A. for common 10 lI! y, 81
tba hulk of the transactions BENG AT - ~
"a IN Butchers cattle are p.ehUeI al'G
rsfber active at decline or lo0;Irc, WI.
COW sales largely at s. 1908 lO. Inc De''
calves still bring 80 -. ,...... 90 dow.
Hogs-The market was sc lower Io-uay y.
To-d3v's sales were at an extreme ram RAJ sse
Of 81 70G4 OO. the bulk going at = 500 W.
Good packers sell largely al IS ~
SheeD-There was a fair trade ana re-
cent low prices prevailing. sheep soid al
50 5O03 10: yearlings az s. 5v45 5j common
IN choice lambs, fair demand al s. oV0i 90
the bulk selling NJ 50 and upward.
Receipts Cattle, 5000; hogs -Z'V"i Sheep
500.
EAST LIBERTY, February S--Cattle-
Steady: prime 81 2504 40; good butchers
Sc 60MS01; bulls, stays and cows 81 900 ~
Hogs-Slow: prime select grades q wa
=: best Workers and pigs u l24 -
heavy hogs 81 Goat 10; roughs 50 oFdS 10.
Sheap-Steady; prime s. 65d3 50; 5000
50 50G3 g.: common 81 5Od3 90; lambs 50 ,O1
IS. veal calves Sc 0e46 80.
CINCINNATI, February S.-Hogs, easy
s. 5c0i %.
Receipts, 2a9.
Shipments, 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

r'-tv-oiebt with q fine figure tall and
moe too tuD Her face was round. her
complexion good. her hair glossy. She
nigh. easily have made herself look
-un-y-eieht but she said firmly.
'Naus.use. Z ann tired of the response
bIt.es of dress. and I want it at once
understood that [ ann 'out of The race
and don't want TO- De admired This
IS What She wore. A dun blue cloth
gown made perfectly plain as 90 skirt.
Tho bodice o gray silk jacket opening
o,.ra loose front of the dun blue. She
wore gray gloves and a close round
cottage bonnet of gray felt. faced with
Blue yelve. and with discreet gray
.raas, feathers following smoothly the
I.e of the front OF the bonnet Her
t.r was parted and drawn back with
o-- any attempt at becomingness The
bonnet was the only strictly English
Hrou .1uch but that was enough TO
make folks stare. The funny par, was
..at She looked so absurdly young.
weI there We're those who said
She only did it to make herself an The
a.aer but then. women are so hate
I'll. -o each other.
Tailor dresses win also create this
e-.,, and DO it. too without mortify-
cou.ession. The artist puts a nov
a ono lere. It was sketched i'm brown
..evo,. it's skirt trimmed with brown
s.-acte 40 either side of the front
MS Zap and button. The fitted bod
hooked i'm the centre. and was ore
..F braided i'm the manner inii-
III had q plain back with three
TOMS of braid initiating a yoke. The
Sleeves showed leagthwise bands cf
Brand and the collar was finished wilA
tsa-e- wider braid FLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
DRY GOODS.

NOW YORK. February 22-In the char
acter of the general demand from jobbers
there mas been no change and a good trade
was in motion. OF agents the demand was
more uneven. and for seasonabie goods
largely though for specialies on the part
of the cutters-up Of col0red goods. The
general market is without change In val
ucs and tine coming week is looked for
ward 20 as likely 20 develop an Increased
demand on the part Of package purcases.
Printing cloths dull and nominal at 22i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

little gown for infants is
here. The waist is cu- with a
coke. which is of tucked Main
with insertions OF Nalencicnnes
1e elaulette runes of em0roid-
oa the edges of this yoke. The
gathered back and 'front.' and
a band from which the skirt
hangs The ul bishop sleeves
latest models,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
rnANs.ou1n DIVISION.

For Columbug, Chicago aad the West
7:S5 a. m. daily. and 5:45 p. m; daily. ,.
,o>IS m daily. and 11:4O y. m, except
S san and 2:3O q. m, sunday only
ST. Clalrsyille accommodation. W'D 4
m and $3.50 p. m, except sunday.
Zenesville accommodation, 5'5O p II
SAM s.aayndusky Mall. 1O:I5 a. m. daily.
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EzI PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS. G
TVlEGnR8gIVanid Ij028.
~ IKAlNS KUN OF CENIKaL nmE
IkAlNS NUN OF GrNIKAL nriE

Ticket Office at Pennsylvania Station on
Water St, Foot OF Eleventh ST., Wheel
ing, at Mcclure House, Wheeling. and at
the Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport
Southwest System-Pan-Handle LOute.
'Daily. Except Sunday.
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ARRIVE.

From Chicago, LIS a. m. and 1910 p. n.
daily. .,. C,t,c,r,ati and Colurn
bus. so "a. rn. and o:5J ,. IN. GAl ~ r. -,
81 ClaIrsviile accomInodatloI' 4V'00 d. III
- --5I u M. except Sunday.
an I1.ryl'''viiie Accommodation. 1919 a. IN
daily. except SUNDAY s.r,.
SAh4u-N' CEAS. O. ScULL.
General Passenger Agent.
~ LANE. q. =. At. Wheeling, w. vs.
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Thumbnail Sketch of
C0ckrell, Of Missouri
New York Journal.

Missouri has one lliHe anu olio'll1i
given way to an 7orts Of Senator's
from Benton to Vest, Shields to Schurz.
She did best for herself when she sent
rocsren. He is serving his fourth
terra now. and viii have performed in
his Senate place just tVenty-four years
March T. 1899
Cocueu is O good talker; not, how
ever as good as Vest. who, while pro-
f.rious sour in hish-shouldered,
pucker-laced way is sharp caustic and
rhetorical Vest is a fashion Of Senate
+ viraigrette. but he is scinullant for all
his sharp acidity. About COckrell there
there is none OF this verbal ime-Juice,
srill he is one of the best takers oil the
Senate
CockrclIs power as q debater lies IN
his superb honesty and his firm belief
I'm the truth OF what he says. Behev-
ing what they said has saved the day
for many a pO0~ orator, faith even I'D
ones self is rs contagious as fever.
Speaking OF orators. and while one is
7 West with Cockro'l and Vest. il is well
enough no remind rne world that the
| West furnishes better takers than the
East. III would seem as If one must
De q bit v'j before one is eloquent;
and men from The sEiTuish line OF
progress. who have been fighting for
I CS-s or FIN combat With stark and fallCW
/ Western plains; who have come fresh
from contest with harsh and rough ccn-
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ARRIVE.

From New York. Phliadelpnia' ,d na'I n
~ r,,o' SaiIv 80 p. m, except Saturday ana
2.25 a. m. Sunday only. $50. Sun.
Pittsburg mail. 1000 a. m.' except sun
dav. and 700 p. m. daily.
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WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIFf
SION.

For Plttsburs. washington B t.2i n
philadelphia and New YORK. so g. III
For Pittsburg, 7:1O a. m daily. .o,,,
Pittsourg express. $40 p m'' SAGeV'
Sunday
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on md after Sunday December is, 1873.
1oe-eeursr Trains Will run as follows:
a69Ily. fDauy except sunday. Eastern
Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

Tor state occasions little dresses Of
japanese silk. with rufIles of The
having insertion of Va lace ct
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. February 2S.-Money on
cell. easy. ct Gf.5io per cent, last loan . peF
cent. closed per cent. Prime mereaAu-s
paper 5iau5ie per cent. Sterling exchange.
steady, win actual business III pdHhet9S.
bills al s. S1stQ3 IS for demand and 81 So12
as 5s, for CD days Posted rates 81 sac anu
s. 8S04 80. Commercial bills 81 H@i; Ear
SILVER 6o. Certificates tS4U6S-s per cent
Observation-Disclosures. 49,,
New Z. $. IS Registered. ............-..l lt2
New L. s.. s COu .1ls.......-..---......' ~ =
e. > 9a Registered. 80 i
l. =. IS Coupons .-...........--........' 10
/. y. ts Registered
t.. =. g. Coupons Observation-Disclosures. +.
B.. =. - L-C Elst Tered. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
-ac.nc ts of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
soads-Easier
SIOCh+Tle volume of business
stocks To-day about doubled THURSDAY
record The total footing up 4l0.VD sntft
against 2f2oU yes erday. Decided weak
ness characterized the trading during tne
greater part OF The DAY and al times me
market took on ragged appearance
Quotations closed bid; ,e,,
Atoms on "a
ai1ua EXPRESS ....----- ..-.-.---.-..-- 4l99
Alton ana Ieue Haute ...............'. ~
10 preferred .-.--.... ........-.-...'.s
American Express OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - -,
Baltimore ana Ohio ......... ..-........ "a
canada Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d.
Canada southern ......... ...-.-..-.'-.. ~
Central llc.ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
Ccesapl dEo and Ohio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JOS
Chicago. Burlington and QUINCY. .9't
Sl.cas3 Ods '.....'..'.'..''' V.it
Delaware ard Hudson .........--.-..... o's
Delaware. LaCkaWana and Western. 100
Denver and Rio Graude preferred...... 4Se4
Dis-llerS and Cattle Feeders CO...... ltes
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GOING SOUTH.
Central
Time
GOING NORTH

Electric cars between Wheeling Mar
tins Ferry and c., L. Z w Depot In
Tgrfdpaporf
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Through connections and through tick
cts TO all points. Call on our agents or
NJ. C. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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ARRIVE.

Fran New York. Philadelphia Bai mI,
10 and washington, $40 a m. olIy'
and and as D. m, except Monday. 80. ~
lCtumberiand accommodation F;Oo p H.
except 9Gdf to S1ia Accommodation. 1910 a. M
daily. ..a,+ton 7.G5 a. II
and LAO D. M, except Sunday. ana fiV p
m; S 9fton express l:25 D. m. Monday only
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]. G. ToAILINsON. Passenger Agent.
Station foot Eleventh and Water StS
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FINANCIAL.

G. LAMB. Pres. JOS. SEYBOLD. Cas-
J. 4. JEEEERSON. ASST Cashier