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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-18

CHICAGO - Choice cattle were in
good shipping and export demand, but
s. % was an extreme price. Native
beef steers were fairly active ut un-
changed prices, with sales OF common to
choice lots at 50 SOFAS 90. the bulk go
ing for 81 2OcI4 IS. Stockers and feed
crs declined along with beef cattle, and
sales were light at 50 35G4 40. Bulls
declined sharply, sales ranging from
50 25G3 so, and COWS and heifers fell to
81 75d4 90. grassy COWS being numerous
and in some instances SOC lower than a
week ago. A few extra heifers sold at
81 1904 37ik. Calves were lower and so
were Texas cattle. In hogs there was
the usual good demand. but prices were
weak to 9ihc per 100 lbs. lower Hogs
sold at an extreme range OF 80 15N
3 Az, and pigs brought 81 OOT3 49,
Prime light hogs sold the highest and
the bulk OF the hogs brought 50 3TisG
3 32iL. The average quality was poor
er than usual Trade In sheep was no
better, and prices were not any high
or. Rams sold Mt 81 50ftS 90. choice at
Sc 25di 90; spring lambs at 50 25d5 80.
and yearlings at 81 30di 80 Receipts:
Cattle, 10000 head; hogs, $1,000 head;
sheep. 10000 head
EAST LIBERTY Cattle. receipts
light and unchanged, Hogs fairly ac-
tive at a decline OF SC from yesterday:
prime pigs 50 G5a3 7O fair TO best
Workers and mediums 50 6Od3 65; heavy
SO 50d3 So. ruughs s. 1903 co. Sheep
steady: choice 81 1906 Is; common 81 20
az 26: yearlinEs 81 OGf4 go; spring
lambs 50 75GI 70. Veal calves s. 5O9
90.
CINCINNATI - Hogs active at 50 90
as So,
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WASHINGTON, D. c. June H.-rhe
action outlined In the Interview with
Belany Siorer betoreSaihnS Tor Europe,
boxing to vigorous representations to
GNat Britain Germany and Belgium
and ,oubtIeSs 20 France. for a modid-
a, the discriminating measures
eaN'u ...,,,. a. a.. -,
seainst Aniei'Slu SAe''e' - 'l'e 'eSu''
o, The lndOiatislble enortS OF Secretary
:, Agriculture Wilson TO combat the
- -, =, an. oid u,,-Id or,,inst ,,pr
Pieluu''es v. '''N
tarn produets and 10 secure 20 our e1-
,,-,srs az least the same rights as are
-. IN. those Of other Countries.
'a!''s1 ~. -, os,,I,i,,-,.i.,
Ever since INV ny" '''N'' ''''V"
beslu Secretary Wilson has been push
-, ths matter and taking advantage
- ,,,,,,,r,ttv % raIn tho ends
o. every eF's' 'e,'.s
sought lie haS nun t'eduv"t inter
views WITH the President and with Sec
-, shsrmaD on the subject Several
va ,,i,,,...,,,, o,,,,,1,,,,.s AZ.
q the new u'p'O"'N''S app'''''eS' nv
had conferences With the agricultural
s.,r,,,,.,s oficIals ut which questions
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RICHMOND COLLEGE
Commencement, E1sTeIsss- Collegiate ant
HOnorary Degrees Conferred.

Honorary Degrees Conferred.
Special Dispatch TO the InielliEeneer.
SrEUBENvILLE. o.. June 1.-THE
sixty-second annual commencement OF
Richmond College took place to-day.
The commencement and musicale were
held In Union hall. The baccaIaureate
sermon was preached Sunday In the
Presbyterian church, by Rev w. II.
H0yerileld. Of Richmond. The gTadu-
ates are a. f. Cocn and clyde s. Culp.
Of Richmond: David C. White. OF Cleve-
land; Johnson L. Applege.. % Freehold,
y. ].
The following degrees earned by
study were awarded: a. NJ. 20 Harriet
l.. Ayers. OF Mexico; Robert HetherlnE-
ton. OF Worthwhile, Pa: H. W. Behney,
Of P0t;sville. Pa: Robert Oyer. and II.
NJ. BrownmilleT. OF Reading, Pa; H.W.
Marquadt. OF Millersyille, Pa: w,
Klndcyer, OF Salem. Ohio; Phi. D., 10
Nathan J. Brown. Of HaTTersyille, Pa.
Honorary degrees were given as fol-
lows:
Ph. n. to Rev George S. Hackett, OF
Apple Greek, Ohio: .. D., 10 Rev. T.
J. Dngue. OF Milfoch Center, Ohio; Rev.
r. Buell. Love. Of Warren. Ohio: LII D.,
10 Rev. Sheldon Jackson, OF Washing
ton. y. c., late moderator OF the Pres
bytsrian General Assembly. The mas
ter's Grafton was delivered by II. W.
Behney. OF Pottsyiile. Pa The address
10 the graduates by Rev. T. J. Dague,
OF Milford Center, Ohio.
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slronu to be overcome and prices de-
cllned again under short ceiling. A
good cash business was done. Receipts
were i2s cars July opened &c lower at
24Kc, advanced 10 25Mc. and reacted TO
2iikc. where Il closed.
Ia cats, stcrt- bought early and Gre
ated arm feeling FOR a bFief period
after a weak opening. Selling orders
from the country we're on the market
all day, however. and caused an easy
tone to prevail during the greater part
OF the gession.
Business was inclined to be dull ana
no special features were reported. Re
ccints amounted 70 2sl cars. July open
ed hGAc lower. at 1Skc. with corn. de-
cllned TO ls0lsAc and closed at 1880
lShc.
Provisions opened easier on liberal
receipts OF hogs here and at other pack:
Ing points. A good demand developed
at the decline and prices had u 1mart
recovery, closing near the top or the
advance, Cudahy and other packers
were prominent in the buying. AZ the
close July pork was 104l2l4c higher, ot
s. 55G7 57il; July lard i0c higher at
50 72Ms. and July ribs 1OGl?hc higher
at 81 AZ.
Estimated receipts Friday: Wheat,
cars; corn. 4s6 cars; oats, 265 cars;
hogs. 10000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tn, Feature. OF the Money and stock
Markets.

Tn, Features OF the Money and stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. June l7.-Money on call
easv at laiH per cent; last loan l per
can,. closed at per cent. Prime meF-
camille paper sF4 per cent. Sterling
exchange arm. with actual business IN
bankers. bills at "a SdI STA for de-
800 and at - ssa4 s6Ii for 80 days;
,,"s,ei Tnteg 81 S6A a. 81 and 81 ~. Con-
nnsrclal bills 81 S5i4. silver cettitcates
s1iLG6ic. Bar silver t0ac. Mexican
Tbe strong upward tendency OF prices
for securitles was resumed on the sloyh
nychange to-day after the reactiohaly
tendency OF the last two days pow
erful group Of professional traders NJ
been selling out their holdlnss uu'S1s
~, ,,yo preyious days 20 realize proiits'
rhny nave coupled this manouevre win
-. '.,f,resgIun OF the conviction that
~, ~ ,,11rkat would prove healthier Tor Il
.ttnn rather than with too long
sor,inunnce OF q steady advance. inc
s,Jn,, has not been caused by any
Iett,..l,i condition seriously Affecting
49," but AS Indicated by the above
"a. b,s been largely the result Of ma
nipuIntion with a view 10 Keeping w I,9
n ,l,,.' ycstsrday's selling was nccom-
y,plod BY como expressions ot hPp..
banSion regnrding possible foreign com COM
uiIcntIonE growing out OF the ii"M h lI..5
ppnac1ation project. But these apPre-
bnnsions we're heard no more Of to-day.
The reaction had not rgacnea seL .if.s
,,nnortionE and the offerings TO realize
b,ge been wen absorbed. To-Day ue-
vciopments Indicate either that the
tnrgs operatorB have completed VIZ
taxing on their profits or nave ioum .
Nc rpsrkct too firm 20 AFFECT nsrk-
~ rcartion. They were IN the neiH w
h, rye buyers and again the snall ope-
r,tnrs aockcd TO their leadership 70
sS5cIi the demand for stocks. Tho buy
IN, seemed directed again TO the leau,
t gs stocks In which the strong upward
,,5,,,.ynent Of three weeks ago "rlRlnat-
ana which have been for some iilne
s,,'ronary while the bull campaign was
Jtrclt"J To other groups. The market
,".dny was largely professional, com
frsigp houacF buying being not con.
'.i,,,n,iaiy In evidence. IRIS class OF
s,ging has diminished DURING the rcac-
,I1n ~ Inc previous two days. az Wli5 !"
~, svpeetcd. operations for the Foreign
sc,,,,int were also 81 small dimensions,
inndon being cngrossed with luDiiee
fcatiyltles, though some seIllhB loF
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London was done early in the day.
| Prices FOR americans we're lower in
London, and this worked an early de-
| cline for the internntlonals, which was
| practically the only exception to the
uninterrupted advance OF the whole
| market all day, except few profit taxi
iIg sales at the close. Tho small lines
OF snort selling which were put out in n
tentative way yesterday We're driven 20
cover to-day and added to the strong
factors In the market Some OF the
speclaltles enjoyed the benefit Of special
Influences. and this also added to the
strength OF the market. st. Paul was
the leader Of the market in volume OF
transactions, with over $4,000 shares,
Chicago Gas. Burlington and Sugar
coming next N the order named. st.
PAUL was retarded by London selling,
but was strong on the second week
statement. showing an Increase Of near
~ $4,000 In gross earnings, and, like
the first week earnings, the largest for
the corresponding period since 1898.
Des Moines & Fort Dodge preferred
jumped per cent TO 65 bid on the an
nouncement OF the dividend OF 6 per
cent. Susquehnnna 81 Western prefer
red advanced so and Cotton on 2is per
cent. Delaware & Hudson moved over
- aaAhN u IS ftA NslN anu N4NSeA =
per cent lower on the day. Tn net
GAINS, which We're general throughout
the list, reached a point or over In
Sugar Chicago Gas. Tobacco. Starch.
Rock Island. Burlington, Northwest.
Omaha, New Jersey Central and Man
haitian. Northern Pacific preferred was
heavily dealt in and advanced IS per
cent.
The bond market continued to display
marked strength, which was most man
lfest In the middle grade issues Gains
OF substantial fractions were made in
the active securities. while some gilt
edged mortgages were conspicuous for
material gains The inquiry for In
vestment account was In large volume,
and purchases OF the international
bonds on continental orders were quite
heavy. The aggregate sales We're ST.
267 900.
Governments were neglected, but
quite firm. The sales were 5000
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
25O.72? shares.
Evening Posts London financial ca
bleEram:
The markets to-day were quiet, ex-
cept for mines, which were buoyant, big
houses supporting their specialties. The
tone OF the other makets opened rather
dull. but gradually improved up TO the
clusc.
Americans closed quiet at the best,
except FOR Lake Shore, which was lower
for the day.
The market at Paris was dun and at
Berlin steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-18
A HOME REMEDY
For the Cure of Colds end La
Grippe.

NNAFNNa
La grippe and influenza. cold In the
head or on the lungs, are not only as
tr, sing maladles. but are very danger
Gus as well. Cold or the chest is an IN
fIanatiSn affecting the alr-passaEes
and vessels leading into and through
every portion Of the lungs The inham-
-iaiion may be 50 violent as TO cause
death In a short time II not quickly re-
ducad or II may llngcr and drag rs
mad c5ld OF more or less severity. What
h irt,e OF a cold Is equally true OF Ia
Crime Even mild condition Is liable
10 turn quickly into acute pneumonia,
ar What Is worse. gallHping consump-
lion The breathing tubes become so
sensItlye that the least exposure. the
sIIghtes, draught. change OF clothing, or
~ Inc weather Is sufficient 10 cause
fresh cold. terrible cough. pain and fe-
ycr Cough "a the foremost symptom.
and II may be harsh aud dry. or loose
and broken with much eNpectoratlon.
I, IL always annoying, keeping up a
constant irritation aud excitement IN
~ sors and Innamed tubes. There is
nsIn and tenderness under the breast
go snuetlnies Of a raw and tearing
nsfure Hnnrseness, huskiness. Wills
rS.irc or loss OF voice. chilly sensa-
iIons sore throat. aching Joints and
c s.55,1 of the head. As the disease ad-
,,,1ces there are night swelts, hectic
ssvcr loss OF flesh. splitting Of blood or
bs,rarrbare, and the patient has the
annssranc, and symptoms OF consump-
Mn The aid way OF treating oold is
80, ,ysII known 70 need any explanation
49,. The new way-the better way-ls
Win Lightning Hot Drops. This REM
CIV Il especially valuable In colds IA
s,-i,ne influenza, coughs. hoarseness,
80 Indeed, FOR ~ grippe and influenza
=, nay truly b. said 10 be a SPECIFIC.
lille for breaking a cold or relieving
bnarseness It Is without an equal
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DEATH OF FATHER xNEIpp.
n. orr ..naIsr OF the " alter Care Treat
mr. for all O!ssaGss.

n Orr ..naisr OF the W alter Care TrEat-
mr { for all O!s'aSrs.
MUNICH. June iT.-The Rev. Father
gzsi77. known Throughout the world
a- his water cure. who has been SUI
.s.ag ,or some tine past, died at
wosrh hon. iais morning.
Father sebastian Kneipp was born In
tss Payariln village o. ottoburn, about
ssrenty-hvs years ago. He was the
500 d weaver. He was educated at
he Catholic hospital In Augrst6ors.
Were be attracted the attention o. the
hsanp Of Augustborg, who obtained
p.ruIsslon to educate him TO the priest
a-od WhEn sixteen years old he was
ai,a.fed With nervous prostration and
returned 20 the hospital There. Ia an
al BOX. he read an article on the eiu-
,zry % cold wuJer as a cure for DIS
-a.a. lie teglu experiments In his own
CO al.4 syentuaily effected cure.
When twenty-five years OF age ne en-
;srsd the priesthood and was sent TO
,ss ,hprch OF his native town, where
= remained nine years and. In addi-
;ihn 20 attending 20 his pTiestly duties
yr1r,Issd the wnter cure and met with
considerable success.
some torty-tHo years ago he was
transferred from Ott0buru 10 WoeTis,
hlG near which. where he continued
% heal the sick by cold water cures
ana attracted much attention. In lSs9
= Nro.e a book detailing his theory
esd siuea that dme his name and mis-
r,sia1Is have become familiar through
q. the world. BY permission OF his
blshop he gave up his duties as a priest
ard with the assistance Of three other
pFiss,s, devoted all his time to healing
TIE rick.
10 h-ed charges we're maia ard t1'
voluntary contributions Vf taose VINO
had been benefited paid for the con
ti1icg!5n of sanltlriuH1 at NostIs-
esen. in 1870. capable Os accommodat
!ls about SIX hundred children. In me
following year second and thlIi
bullting NgTe erected, large enough 20
accommodate LOO priests and sisters
flr the chlrch In 1884, accommodation
~ three hundred lepers and loo 9en-
tfll patents was added, by tnis tune
ne revenues OF the sanitariuua had 50
Increased that they enriched the chiireh
and also greatly benefited Woer!schoh.
The town was provided with electric
Lights. splendid system OF water
works and many other modern i'm
ptoTenents
Father Knelpp has treated many dis
thsashsd pailents. including the en-
fs-or Of Austria. the Archduke Joseph.
q Austria, the Archduke Angustln ot
Austria several members OF the Roths-
chiid family, aud the pope Last year
Il 3 estimated. about 10000 people were
rhaiei by Father Kleipp and his as
ftans.
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GET FLESH.
Get strength, :. VIgor, IIsnr Complexion
aud Good Digestion, Not by Patent Med
igint, bu; in Natures own Way.

aud Good DIssstion, Not by Patent Med
igins, bu; n natures own Way.
Any hoHost physician viii tell you
that tagre IS but one way to get In
creased flesh; all the patent medicines
aad cod liver oils to the contrary not
v.Jh7sniIrg
Nature has but one way to increase
tt'h 'isnRth and vlEor OK mind nni
a1aT ard that Is through the stom-
~ 5g wholesome food well digeSied'
i"fs X M reason or common sense IN
~ otter method whatever.
pI'e Ira thin. run down. nervous,
,a' 71l h3ky IN their nerves, Simply
'ttalf .ho.r stomachs are weak
Vls may not think they have dys-
IrF Dor the fact remains that tney
o. ll, alt enough food or what they
~ i'nat quickly and properly dlgested
- 'H1Ili be.
DO Hsrlands0n says the reason ~
L-tua1 the stomach lacks certain d.
HaiE and peptones. ana den-
DO -"-etI1r OF gastric juice.
iEn.H remedy IN such cases IS 70
,-1''yiy what tho weak stomach lacks.
ar several good preparation
''st E.ll 10 this. but mono 90 rendlly
So rs Dyspepsia Tablets. whleA
Destined especially Tor all stom-
~ f1ualnB and which cure all dyes
weakness on the common sens"
.H r., furnishing the digestive princl-
'.s which the stomach lacks.
9,inri5 Dyspepsia Tablets give per
~ t,r i5n First effect Is 70 IN
.l'e b. appetite and increased Wig
ls'sa 1esb. pure blood, and strength
r5 serve and muscle Is the perfectly
Nt'nll result
'.hA'in Dyspepsia Tablets i the SAT
., i.ni' known and win cure any form
= Ngna. trouble except cancer or
.tuanh Nay DO found AT drug
-. 2 cent? Tor fuli sized package.
t,.-g,s. by mail from stuart Company
.hnl. Mich Little book on stOm-
- lis'asss mailed FREQ
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Old people who require medicine TO
regulate the bowels and kidneys Will
ilnd the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky or other intoXicant.
brt acts rs a tonic and Alternative. It
acts mildly on the stomach and bowels.
adding strength and giving tone 10 the
orEans. thereby aiding nature In the
performance OF the functions, Electric
Blticrs is an excellent appetizer and
aids digestion. Old people find IL just
exactly what they need. Price fifty cents
and 81 per bottle ut Logan Drug Co.'S
Trtig store
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AMERICAN CATTLE.
ruius. Discrimination OF England
anu ,.elRIum.
MEANS ARE TO BE TAKEN

r. wsrE a NOIinsat'oa-RsO'n' OIpIO-
n.,.s ,ppoln,s'' Have B'sn Instructed
nv ,h, Department OF Agriculture to
,how the GOvsramsnt. Prohibiting the
iupor,ation Of American AMI Nlsa, PrO-
...,. the I,du.'lss OF Their Asilon-Ir
:. relief COms. the Unitsd state, lvul
R,laliA,t.
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Cash quotations were us follows;
! 'R 2 spring ssMG7Ohe; No
. spring 63a71lsc; No. red 7Slsg1S.sc
Corn-No. 2, 2i%q25c; No. : yello"
oa;sINo. ?. lsEc; No. white 22Ad
23fIc: No white @O4 g2255c.
Barley-No. 2, nominal; No. 3, ?96SSc;
Nf FlS !; /. 75ha76c.
Observation-Disclosures, 81 70.
Mess Pork-Per barrel. 81 55dI 50.
Lard-Per 100 fbs.. SO 67hGS IO
Short Ribs-Sldes. doose) 81 ?5@t so.
Dry saNed shoulders (boXed) 4%WSc-
short clear sides boxed 4Aq4Ac.
Wbiskey-DIstlllers finished goods,
per gallon. 81 10.
Sugars-CutlOaf unchanged
on the produce exchange to-day me e
butter market was Arm; creamery 1l4
lic; dairy 9dl2c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh SIC.
NEW YORK - Flour. receipts 1858
barrels: exports 1000 barrels; quiet out
fairly steady; winter patents 81 500
4 rs; winter straights 81 05a4 20; winter
extras 50 5Og3 65: winter low grades
Wheat. receipts 3s.Os5 bushels; ex-
ports %, sO7 bushels: spot barely steady;
options opened steady and closed from
4 10 nc higher-lnter on distant
months: No. red June closed at I51Sc;
September 60 l3-l6a70S d7oAc.
Corn. receipts 1885 bushels; exports
q. $50 bushels: spot steady; No. ZS55c'
options opened easy and closed &c net
lower; June closed at 29sc; September
81 1860 az GGhc.
oats. receipts 225, 600 bushels: exports
1851 bushels: spot steady; No. 22g
g2Mc; options fairly active and firm.
closing &c lower.
Leather firm.
Lard firmer; western steamed 50 30;
Fork steady. Tauow quiet. Cotton
seed oil steady.
Rosln quiet. Tupentlne quiet. Rice
steady. Moiasses quiet.
Gomez, options closed barely steady
with prices unchanged 10 points low
err, and closed steady with prices net
unchanged to 5 polnt5 lower; sales $3.50
bags. Sugar steady; refined firm
BALTIMORE - Flour dull and un-
changed: receipts $50 barrels. Wheat
unsettled; spot 76iLc; September 6Slzg
6S&c; receipts S,77l bushels; exports
iO9 o5i bushels; southern wheat by sam
pie 75a7sc. Corn firm: spot 29Sq 29kc
september S0650hc; tteamer mixed
2TG d2TAc; receipts l23,603 bushels; eX-
ports 100 bushels: southern whit" corn
Sld32c; do yellow SlisdS2c. Oats Qui-
et and steady: No. white 26ls &c; re-
ceipts 1896 bushels; exports 20 bushels.
Rye easy; No. 2 western SshGSS9tc; re-
ceipts 4, 500 buFh'ls. Hay steady; choice
timothy Sis bbdl4 20. Butter steady;
fancy creamery l5dlsc. Eggs weak;
fresh iOIzc. Cheese firm; fancy New
York 9Ac.
CINCINNATI - Flour dun. Wheat
quiet: No. . red sec. Corn firm; No. 2
mixed 26c Oats dull; No. ? mixed
1870 GoOAc. Rye quiet; No. ? Sac, Lard
firm at IS 80. Bulkmeats easy at 9 80
"a CO. Bacon stronger ut s. 50. WhiS-
key 81 10. Butter quiet. Sugar firm.
Eggs easy at 7iAc. Cheese easy.
TOLEDO - Wheat dun and weak;
No. 2 cash and June seize; July 7S%c,
Corn active and steady; No. 2 mixed
a5i4c. Oats dull and steady; No. ?
mixed l9c. Rye quiet: No. 2 red 35c.
Cloyersecd dull and steady; prime oc-
tober 81 22ts
PHILADELPHIA = Butter steady
and in fair demand; fancy western
creamery lie, EgES Arm: fresh nearby
and do western lie. Cheese n shade
higher: New York full cream fancy So
aSlac; do fair to good 7l4dSc.
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NEW YORE-Pig iron quiet; south
crn 50 2jIiO 80. northern so 0OTl2 co.
Copper strong: bolcrB' llhc; exchange
uGlliac. Tin strong; straights Sl3 SO
GlA 90. plates dun Spelter steady Mt
81 gIAm3 20.
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WHEELING BRIDGE 4 TERMINAL Rl.

Time Table No. IL, to take effect 1901 a. m,
Sunday November 10. 1926
Leave WhecllnE-iS:0Q. t9I5. 81 40 a m,
i?.9n. '3:l5. 1850. $500 y. NJ,
Leave Peninsula 500, t9:5l. sli.i6 4. m,
i?:2f, 1921. 1855 $500 p m.
Leave Martins Fcrry-fS:i2, 1851, fii:a
a. M, t2:S2. '3.27 ti:42, ssl2 p m.
Arrive Terminal 1unctlon-iS:i7, lO:0S,
Hiss, n. m, f2:SS, '3:a2. tia6, I9:iS p. m.
Leave Terminal Iunction-tI:22, $3.50 a.
m, sis:tO n. m. $3.50 sos, t5:H fS;i5 p m
Leave Martins Ferry-tl;2S, s9:G a. M.
'l2i5, R:O5, tt.i0, 1913. iS;62 .. IN.
Leave Penlnsuln-tI;5i, Sgii a. m, si2:A.
Uil. ti:l7, 1888. ISIS p. m.
Arrive Wheeling-t7;iO. 1919 a, M, 'l2;5I.
tiI7, ti.g5 1881, 1905 p m.
sDaily. daily except Sunday. Sundays
only
]. L. TAUSSiG, superintendent
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OIL CITY 80 Credit balances SIC; GER
tlncates. no bids shipments 95.l33 bar
reIs. runs, $685. barrels.
NEW YORK - Pennsylvania crude
steady. July SIC bid.
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tDnily. except Sunday,
Sunday church trains VIII leave Elm
Grove at g:f3 a. M and Wheeling AT lgJ7
D. M. II. Il. WEiSGERBEK,
General Manager
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RAILROADS..
OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.

OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.
For steubenville and Pittsburgh 7:25 q.
m week days; for Pittsburgh and the
East and for Columbus and Chicago ut
riShiIrg baltimore, Washington. Philadel-
mia and New York at ass p. m. daily; for
steubenvIlle and Dennison at S:55 p m.
daily: for Pittsburgh at 100 p, m. week
DAYS. for Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati,
Tndiannpolls and ST. Louis at 800 p. IN.
week days. City time.
Parlor Car to Pittsburgh on SIS p. m. and
p. m. TrainG
Persons contemplating trip Will md
Il profitable In pleasure and convenience
70 Communicate with the undersigned, who
n delightful Journey. Tickets will be pro.
Vided and baggage checked through to des'
tlnAtion. .,,,
Passenger and Ticket Agent Wheeling,
w Va oc1
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ARRIVE

Nos. /. s, and 6 daily between Cleveland
and Uhrichsville. Other trains daily ex'
cept Sunday. ,.
Ferry. Bellaire and Bridgeport take Eioo'
N'' ~ G. cARREL, c. P A.
Cleveland. Ohio.
o. r WOOD. T. P. A..
wheeling w Va
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NNnnl

NEW YORK = Wool steady.
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WBBELING 4 ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

on and after Saturday. February . 1895,
trains will run as follows, city time:
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General Manager. Baltimore, Nd.
D. Il. MARTIN,
Passenger Tradic Manager, Baltimore Nd.
]. 7. LANE
T.P. A, wheelinE. W. We.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and
after May &c. 1857. Expiration Of Refer
enco Marks: 'Daily. fDaily. except Sum
Gay. .tDaily, except Saturday. lDaily, o1s
cept Monday. IBundAyB only. Saturdays
only. Eastern STANDARD Time.