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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-04-02
Liquor License Notice.

Notice j. hereby given 10 the citizens of
Ferdinand. Ferdinand township, Dubois Co,
liant of said township and county, and over
the age Of n years. and of good moral char
actcr. will at the regular June term of lss1 of
the i,oard of Commissioners of said county.
apply for "A license to sell and retail -piritu
Gus, vinou-. malt and other intoxicating IL
Quor- In less quantity than quart AT a
time. with the privilege OF allowing the
same to be drank on his premises.
The precise location where said liquors
Will he sold IL situated in the front room
upon the ground floor ~ two story frame
building. fronting on Ohio street. and on the
north half of lot 245 a. shown on the original
plat OF the town OF Ferdinand, Dubois Co.
Indiana.
At the same time and place will apply for
license to allow card playing. dice throwing
and to sell lunches and confectionery.
JOHN sEGER.
Mar 10 lsg--3ts
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PortersviIIe Pointers.

Health is good in this communi-
ty, with the exception of the
measles.
The farmers are busy sowing oats
and planting taters.
The river has gone down now and
soon will be in fishing stage, but
what about the fish law?
O, what has become Of the Two
Sisters? Come again and let Us
he ar from you.
Mr.. David L. Graham, of Rock
port, was out at our town visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. A. c. Gray and Son took a
flying trip to Jasper last Tuesday.
Rev. J. 1. Gregory will preach to
the people at Portersville next Sun
day night, and he will also open
the doors of the church. All the
elders are requested to be present.
Come one, come all, and let us give
him big audience.
Our genial merchant w. F.
Goebel went to Jasper last Monday
on business.
]. d. Gray is our great pig raiser I;
he weighs the pigs twice a week to
see how much he will make. o,
John is close observer.
What has become of the tele-
phone? More talk than work.
JOLLY JOE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-04-02

Mrs. Samuel Stamm Of Loganton. Pa,
bore her thirty-four years of suffering
with courage and fortitude. Her trouble
was rheumatism in the knee, In conse-
quence her limb had become so stiff tina,
she could hardly walk. Mr.. Stamm is a
well-to-do merchant, and had spared no
pains or expense to relieve her. but with
little success, until one night when j,
grew so painful that she could hardly
endure it, he persuaded her to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. The effect was
magical. The first application relieved
the pain, and its continued use has re.
moved all stiffness and given her the
free use Of her limb once more. IL YOU
have friends who are troubled with
rheumatism insist on their giving this
remedy trial. You can do them nc
greater favor, az it is sure to give promp,
relief, and il they are little patient i,
will effect cure. For sale at - and 81
cents per bottle by NJ. Friedman, drug
gist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-04-02
The Age Of Laughter.

The new Hoosier dialect story
"Uncle Hank and Aunt Nancy ir
Washington" by Indiana's great
est dialect writer. Giving the ad
ventures both humorous and pa
thetic, Of the old country couple
from the starting to and at the Capt.
tai Of our Nation, in the old country
mans own quaint, droll way. Al
interesting book from cover to cover
and it touches the right chord
125 pages, on heavy paper anc
handsomely put together. 25c pc
copy, post paid. Big inducementl
to newsdealers and agents.
HAYWOOD PUBLISHING HOUSE
Washington, ID. c.
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Indianapolis, Bloomington, Jasper and
s. w. K. r.

The committee having the build
ing of the above road in view met
pursuant to adjournment at the
Phenix hotel in Jasper on Monday
night last, and Mr.. H. Eckert read
q number Of letters from several
places on the proposed line, all en-
thusiastic in favor of pushing the
enterprise right off TO success, and
promising material aid upon the
proper organization Of the company.
The Shoals people were anxious
enough for it to send Messrs. j. b.
Marshall and r. F. Davis to attend
this preliminary meeting, and sew
eral gentlemen in Mt. Vernon, Ind.
Joined in letter in favor of the road
being started at that city. After list
ening TO the flattering letters it was
determined to organize company
Immediately, and that the prelim-
inaries should be written out Tues
day, making Bloomington, Shoals
and Jasper points on the north end
and Buckskin and Mt. Vernon or
the s. w. end, and that DR.. Sabir
should visit Bloomington in its in
terest.
When the road is extended north
to Martinsville, 20 miles, it will be
about 140 miles long, and il would
pass over the best oolitic lime stone
in the world in Monroe county
would run near Trinity Springs,
Indian Springs and Mountain
Springs in Martin county, and
White Sulphur Springs in Pike
county; would pass near the iron
furnace, which formerly reduced the
splendid hematite ores of Martin
county, and which the former high
freight rates on the .. & M. com
PEELED to suspend, and would re
vive them again; would also rur
through the magnificent timber o
Martin and Dubois counties; would
largely develop the patent coal
fields OF Dubois county, and thu
thickest coal strata in Indiana il
Pike county; and also the un
equalled agricultural country, al
ready well developed, along tn,
entire line, thus promising al
abundant local business to pay fixet
charges and expenses from the day
Of the completion OF the road. l
would have no expensive bridge
to make on its entire line-the OH,
across White river, about four mile
north Of Shoals. being the largest
At present prices of rails, eco lbs
to the yard ties, locomotives anc
cars, engineering and financing, til,
cost Of the 140 miles would not ex
coed II, 250, 900. II is the mos
feasible r. X. proposition, an,
would be the best paying road from
the start, ever proposed in Indiana
1t would also furnish q new lin
from Evansville to indianapolis
shorter by many miles than an
present route.
Surely, with such advantages tn
road can be built.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-04-02
Patr0nize Home.

| invite the public to come and
examine my 80 shoe, made t, or
der, in Balls or Congress, or in Balls
and Congress combined, in cali.
calf-kangaroo, or grain calf. a
good fit guaranteed; also first class
workmanship guaranteed. Thi s
shoe can not be equaled any where
tor the money. Remember the
place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-04-02
House and Lot for Sale.

A good residence on Mill street in
Jasper, for sale cheap, and on reasonable
terms. The lot has on il good drilled
well costing nearly 800. furnishing an
unfailing supply Of good water. For
price and terms apply to G. DoASE.
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~ Horsemen remember this
shop is headquarters for horse and
jack bills. We print them on ordi-
nary poster paper, card-bo ard or
muslin. Prices cheap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-04-02
Our Spring stock of Mems
Boys and ChiIdrens'
CLOTHING!

Has arrived and is ready for Inspection.
We have made careful selection of new
styles and colorings fashionable for Spring
wear. And are anxious to have our customers
call and take a look at them.
We show beyond doubt the largest stock of
Clothing in town or county. Our immense trade
in this line has compelled us to buy in larger
quantities, and this enables us to secure lower
prices on goods over smaller dealers.
Our Mems Black unfinished worsted suits
wear like iron, at $3.50 not found elsewhere
An elegant line of Mems Trousers up-to-tate
in style and fashion. Communion suits at prices
from $3.50 up. Clothing made to order.
Yves. side Of Public Square S. KuEBLER, JASPER NM
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New .DeWelry.

have just received fine lot of new
Jewelry. All the latest ideas. Full
assortment. No high prices. Every
thing reasonable. Come and See.
Jos. BUcHART, West Sixth st.
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~The break on the f. & T. II.
X. X. at Hazleton is not vet re-
paired. The company is preparing
TO build bridge over it, as the cur
rent has washed a deep channel
there. No bodies have been re-
covered.
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~Copying articles from other
papers without giving credit is like
stealing brains or money. Repu.
Table papers do not do il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-04-02

Anderson, Ind. April 2lst and 22d.
Tickets will be sold at one fare for the
round trip on April 2lst and 22d GOOD
until 23rd. V. +. CLAycoxB, Agent.
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JASPER DEMOCRATIC TOWN TICKET

For Town Marshal.
JOSEPH HOFFMAN.
For Town Clerk.
JOHN p. HUTHER.
For Town Treasurer.
CHARLES SOLIGA.
For Trustee for the First Ward.
JOHN M. SCHMIDT.
For Trustee for the Second Ward.
PHILIP KASTNER.
For Trustee for the Fourth Ward.
MICHAEL F. DURLAUF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

CHICAGO. March 20.-To-day's cattle
market was OF the usual Saturday
character. Receipts were very small
and were disposed at ruling prices,
The greater part OF the cattle now ar
riVlnE are medium to good steers
Weighing from 1900 TO 1850 pounds
Hog receipts were again light and
prices were 56lOc higher. the highest
prices OF the year being paid.
Light hogs, which not long ago COM
manded substantial premium. are now
Disseminated against. the best lois sell
Ing IO6I5c unde' the best heavy. HoE'
sold at So 1894 Is for the poorest 10 the
best, chiefly at 81 1904 %. heavy pack
ing lots bringing s. 756t 10. There
was a good many inferior pigs, and
sales were as low as 50 IS.
In sheep despite the liberal offerings
an active and strong m1Tket has beer
experienced and prices this week have
advanced 10000. Common to prim.
hocks Of sheep went for 81 00q4 40
westerns comprising the great bulk ol
the offerings and selling at So S04l r.
YearlInE sold at 81 1904 as. while lambs
found buyers at 50 S5GIJ 50 for poor tc
prime natives. Cattle receipts 400 head
hogs 5000; sheep 1000 head.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March ?O-Cat
tie run light, market unchanged. Hogs
steady; prime mediums 81 1904 20: hes
Workers. 81 1904 10; pigs 81 9Og4 co.
heavy 50 S0G+ 90; roughs 81 1908 60
Sheep, firm; Ohio fed westerns 81 25d
4 50: natives 81 eOQt IS: common 81 Goa
} 10; choice lambs s. 25T5 so; commo:
to good 81 OOa5 90. Veal calves s OO6
30,
CINCINNATI, Ohio. March 90 Hogs
active and higher at 50 95a+ Oj; receipt:
1000 head: shipments 1000 head.
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YOUR INCOME

aud In steady demand; No. g 259s6c;
receipts 1888 bushels; exports none.
Rye, firm; No. nearby iO94Ohc; vest
ern Ale; receipts B,is1 bushels; exports
none. Hay, quiet and steady; choice
timothy $l3 606i4 90. Butter, firm:
fancy western creamery google. Cheese
unchanged Eggs, weak; fresh ShHc.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. March ?O--Flour,
qulet. Wheat: firm; No. red 9lqs2c;
receipts 5000 barrels: shipments LOCO
barrels. Corn, Arm; No. 2 mixed 25hc
Oats. steady: No. mixed lSC. Rye
firmer; No. 9, SSc. Lard. firm atA TO-
Bulkmeats arm at 81 S695 90. Bacon,
steady at s. 6O65 76. Whiskey, steady;
sales S97 barrels at 81 II. Butter. steady
Sugar and cheese, hrm. Eggs weak al
&C.
TOLEDO, Ohio March 9O.-Wheat,
dull, easy; No. cash 95c; May 96hc.
Corn. nctive. steady: No. 2miXed 4&c.
Oats, dull; No. mixed cash and May
lSc Rye. quiet; No. cash 3Il4c. Clo-
verseed active, steady; prime cash and
March IS 32Ls.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Butter, Arm
and In good demand; fancy western
creamery 20c; do tObbIng ?2995c. Eggs
steady: fresh nearby lOIzc; do western
i0m6iic, the latter for free cases
Cheese, quiet but steady.
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Send your address to II. f. Bucklcn
& Company, Chicago. and get n free
sample box Of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. a trial Will convince you Of
their merits. These pills arc easy In
action and are particularly effective In
the cure Of Constipation and Sick
Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proved inVal-
liable They are guaranteed to He per-
stance and to be purely vegetable
They do not weaken by their action.
hut by giving tonO to the stomach and
towels greatly inylGOratc the system
Regular size 25c per box. Sold by LO-
Gan Drug Company.
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siNdUIAR INoInfHE
How = Male saved the Lies ata Drown,
tug IIoFss,

INV - eAAAN NANNA R41 AAttA NkA uE4Ntne
tug IIoFss.
Florida Commonwealth: Not long ago
singular incident occurred at the
briekyard at sesbrook. illustrating a
faculty In animals which closely ap-
pToximates reason.
There are In the yard a horse and
mule which are much attached 20 each
otheF, the mule especially showing at
tachment to the horse.
After work hours thCy are turned
loose on the high ground formed by tho
canal bank through the marsh, Hanked
on one side by marsh land which 70 not
firn enough for them 10 walk over, and
on the other by a deep canal with steep
banks.
The other evening they We're turned
loose AZ usual. Not long httaFward the
hand who lodged In q little house by. the
brick kiln heard Almost unearthly bray.
At first he paid but little attention TO
II. recognizing that II was tho mules
unmuSicaI voice. Soon It was repeated
even more startling than before. LeRvs
ing his supper, tho colured man went to
the door and looking up the bank saw
the mule standing on the verge OF the
canal with every Indication OF Intense
alarm. He repeated the bray and the
man ran towards him. When no came
near, the animal made a sound express
sIve OF delight, but remained looking
into the canal.
The cauSe wns soon found. The horse
In grazing too near the canal had Slip
ned in and with only his head out OF
water was Valnly struggling to climb
the steep bank. With ditiituity he wan
finally brought TO q place at the bridge
whore ne could be helped out the mule
accompanying the process with every
mark Of delight. Without the mules
intelligent call for help the horse. VAL
liable one. would have been lost. We
have often heard OF horse sense, but In
this case the mule certainly exhibited
4 high degree OF Il.
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NEW YoRK-wool firm


By using 1.-THE New Great South Ameri.
can Kidney Cure" This new remedy
IL great surprise on account OF Its ex-
ceeding promptneSs In relieving pain in
the KidnsyH, Bladder and Back in male
ar female. It relieves retention Of
water and pain In passing It almost I'm.
medlateIy. Save yourselves by using
this marvellous cure. Its use viii pre-
vent fatal consequences In almost all
cases by It1 great Alternative and heal
ing powers. Sold by r. II. List. drug
giSt, Wheeling. W, Va.
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THEY nre 40 small that the most
sensitive persons take them, they are
~ effective that tho most obStlnato
eases of constipation, headache and
torpid liver Yield 10 them, That II why
bewilt's Little Early RIscra are known
a. the famous little pills. c. Il. Goethe,
cTrner Twelfth and Market streets;
iSowle & Co. Bridgeport; Peabody &
Son, HAMMOCK
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Open High Low Clos
ing. est. est. Ing.

| Cash quotations were rs fOliOWNs
FIour-Qulet; winter patents 81 500
4 80: straiGhts 81 OO64 20: spring spec
ials 81 90; spring patents 8 o064 10;
slraIghts s. iO63 70; bakers 81 OOd3 30.
Wheat-No. 2 spring 73is 97lllc; No .
spring 73kG75hc; No. 2 red S4ltdSs1Ac.
Corn-No. . &c: No. yellow 24c.
Oats--No, . l6h6l6Ac; No. 2 white
2Ok62lKc; No. 3 white l81lS&c.
| Ryc--No. 33hC.
Barley-No. 2 nominal; No. ; 25Ls 632c:
No. 4 2llid25c. -
,FIaxEecd-No 7s6slhc,
Timothy Seed-Prlme 81 ESQ., 20.
Mess Pork-Per barrel IS 1908 80.
Lard-Pcr 100 pounds 81 171Adl 90
Short Ribs-SIdes Cloose) 81 65Gt4 95:
dry sailed shoulders tboxedl 4&G5e;
short clear sides boxed 4&@4&c.
WhIsky-Dlstlllers finished goods per
ST sstnEsSars-cutioat 5.ssc; graduated
46ic. -
! iSl5c: diaries 9al7c.
| Cheesc-Frm Rt t6&dilc.
Eggs-Weak: fresh &c,
NEW YORK-Flour. receipts 16.43i
barrels; exports 1873 barrels; fairly Rc-
| tive. but rather easy without actual
change In prices; City mill patents 81 50
65 50.
Wheat, receipts: exports l0i. 1874
barrels; spot auIet; No. hard winter
SlJkc; OPTIONS opened steady and closed
&c up on near months and hG&c lower
on distant deliveries. No. red March
closed SIC: May closed SOMc.
Corn. receipts $1,000 bushels: exports
37.A5s bushels: spot steady; No. . 2Ohc:
yellow 30Isc: options opened steady and
/ closed unchanged to &c lower; March
| pnN ATnNf r1n1nd ana n
Oats. receipts 22O.S0O bushels: exports
81 bushels; spot quiet; No. 2. &c: OBJ
| lions quiet, but steady at unchanged
prices: May closed 2i7kc.
Hay, outlet. Hops. easy. Hides.
steady. Leather firm. Beef. quiet.
| CutmeRts. firm. Lard, firm: western
steam 81 a. Pork. firm Butter steady:
western creamery l36blac; do factory Z
9iihc; ElginS l9c; imitation creamery
| iOdlhItc: state dairy l2a1Sc: do cream
cry I5BiSSc. Tallow. steady. Cotton.
tine, quiet. Rice. firm. MolRF5eS, quiet;
Now Orleans open kettle 2S6p30c. Cof-
foe, optIOnR opened steady, unchanged
10 Z points lower and closed steady un-
changed TO 10 doInts advance. Sales
7.750 hays. Sugar. raw firm: fair refin-
ing 2 1916; Centrifugal 80 test 3 b-i6: re-
fined market steady: Mould A 4&c;
standard A AMC; cutloaf SIC: crushed
BIC: powdered 4%c Eranniated Ahc;
GUIDES 4%c
BALTIMORE, Md.--Flour, dull md
unchnnR6d: receipts 500 barrels; eX-
ports 30 barrels. Wheat firmer; spot
SsNc; May SihdSiEc; receipts h03l
bushels: exports none; southern wheat
BY sample g06Oic. Corn, steady; Gpot
2s1agikc; MAY 9sh ef2SMc; steamer
mixed 26H Tp6Hc: receipts 1886 bush
cis: exports 2s2,i05 bushels; southern
white 2Shc; do yellow &c oats, firm
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WHEEL ING BRIDGE 4 TERMINAL RI
g. o. RREWsTER, Reeelver.

r,r,o Table No. u, to take effect 1901 q. M,
A"'' Sunday, November 10, 1895.
Lava WhCeIlng-tS 1885, Slli0 a. M.
,o,SS sS.lh. 1850. 1900 p. IN.
IA SIayS Pcninsula-tsO6, 1851. Illais a.. m,
IsI;k S.yc MhTiIn'S Fefry-fS:i2. 1851, Hi;ES
, M f9.I2, '3:2i. tl;i?, 1912 p, M
:" hTrIvo Terminal JunctIon-tSli, lO:oS
i.S n M. t2:SS, '1:a2, il:lS, 1913 y. M
cave Terminal Junctlon-tI;22, $500 4,
m Sig:tO a, M, S3:hs, tt:0J t6:tt, tl:tb p, m.
Leave Martins Ferry-tI:2S $500 q. M.
sl5iS S:OS, ti:l0, 1918, tS:hg y, m.
Leave PcninHula-ti:N, 5s;Ii n. M. 'i2:Sl,
N;ii, tiiT, t5:25, tS:I y. M.
Arrive Wheellng-ti:i0 $3.50 a. NJ, $751;
tI:ii, t(:sS 1881, 1905 p. m,
'Daily tDRlly except Sunday. tsundRya
All trains will run on Eastern Time
J. L. TAUSSlG. SUPERINTENDENT
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rINANoE GSD TRADE
Tas Features OF de Money aud $50,
NIAFksts.

TaS Features OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. March 2O.-Money on
call easy at lss62 per cent; prime mer.
camille paper SnGt per cent; sterling
exchange steady. with actual business
In bankers' bills at 81 s764 SIX for de-
mand and at 81 S5lkfp4 8S& for sixty
days; posted rates 81 s634 S6M and So
a. ssh. Commercial bills 81 $40
san. Bar silver eve; Mexican dollars
The prevalent tone In the dealings on
the stock exchange to-day was one Of
weakness and uncertainty, There
were no notably weak spots In the list
TO affect the range Of prices by sympa-
thy and the bears did not seem to be
aEgresslYely active The market SEEM
Cd rather To be in a condition OF pas
aIvely and the natural result to be a
dropping tendency. The volume OF
trading was considerably less than for
several days. with a proportlon1te al.
lOwRnce for the half holiday and the de
Verslty Of stocks traded in was not so
great. The bearish tendency of yesteT-
days closing over night and the opening
as weak and markedly lower In many
OF the stocks wSich have recently serV-
ed rs a prop to the whole market. There
was manifest increase OF the Wander
bits. The marked advance In New
York Central set In late in the morning
and gave some tone to the whole mar
ket. but not sufficient to overcome the
carly decline, which in the case OF OmA-
ha was IL per cent. There was Q no.
ticeRbie advance also in Western Union
inter the decline yesterday. The Idea
that the stock exchange would cut on
all ticker service was met with incredu-
itty and the report soon became cuFTent
that one OF the governors had expressed
his conviction that It was not the pur-
pose OF the board to permanently cut
of the ticker service, but simply 10
clear the way for a new contract, un'
der which the exchange could maintain
better control OF the ticker service. New
Jersey central was another stock which
showed rather exceptional strength at
ter the opening decline OF Il per cent.
The shorts seemed anxious 20 cover IN
the stock and It was freely bought, re-
covering II per cent.
The first check to the fau OF prices
which set in at the opening. came with
a movement upward in Sugar and Chi
caEo Gas. the latter on inside support.
No one can say accurately where sup"
mort or selling orders in Sugar came
from, Doubts soon developed IN the
minds OF traders in regard TO Sugar and
II sold on again. the whole list OF In
dustrials being more or less affected In
concert, Tobacco lost point. 1t shar-
Ing the disadvantage Of Sugar: The
whole market was adversely affected
until the upward course of New YORK
Central began 10 be felt. The conhlct-
ing tendencies in the market seemed 10
mi the traders minds with douDLS ana
tt,a 6n,i dealings were very erratic, the
finaI prices showing slight changes
either way. -.
ina -
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Simply apply swAYNE's OINTMENT
No internal medicine required. Cures tet.
Ter, eczema, Itch, all Gruptlon1 on tho
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving tho skin
clear, white and healthy Its great heal
ing and curative powers arc possessed by
nS Other TsmgSE AsE your drugEiss FOR
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NEW YoRK-PiE iron. weak: south.
ern $40 OO6ll 90. Northern SO 5OGl: 30,
Copper. quiet: brokers Sll SIS, Lead,
quiet: brokers 81 90. Tin plates, dull.
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WHBBIIEG & BLN GROVE RAILROAD

iDally, except Sunday: III, 49,. ~.
Sunday church trains Nv, Nh is3Ve i him
ST9 10y ~ II. L. wEIsGERBER.
D. W' General Manager.
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BTsadstHRs and PFOVlslonL
cHiCAGo.-hH the grain and provi-
sion markets were dun and unlnterest-
ing to-day and the small declines Which
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OIL CITY-Credit balance sic: certli-
Gates 9lS; shipments SS.O5S barrels;
runs 26,O72 barrels.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wanna crude steady: April 9l&o bid:
gnleH none.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
OHTO RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY,

TImo Table in effect February Il. 1897.
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