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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-08

There are today but three bands of
Seminoles left in Florida. So COM
pletely have these people been disin-
tegrated that no tribal relations now
exist between them; they have no &C.
knowledged chief and they recognize
no mans authority. They number
about 600.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-08

Toothpicks prepared by nature are a
produce Of Spain and Mexico. A. COM
paratively small plant in Kew gardens
was estimated to have 1900, and a
large specimen in the same place
could not have had less than $1,000.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-08

unusually bold burglary came to
at Cleveland. During the alb
from home Of a family the bur-
s. lit up the house and had a feast.
ihe neighbors thought a party was
going on.
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geadtr.
N SA1rERLUND.
NORTH DAKOTA.

at was introduced to AM
1850 by Louis Kossuth.
campaign hat and the rough
. had their origin in a Tyro.
t that was brought here by an
AN traveller.
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ed easier: Continent, 81 90; S. A., IS 90;
compound. s. SThG6 90.
Coffee. futures barely steady at .un-
changed prices 10 flve points lower at
the opening, and nftcr the call ruled
weak under large Brazilian receipts. IN
absence OF energetic investments
support. nevertheless spot demand,
selling for both accounts, pre-
dictions for Increased Brazilian receipts,
heavy shipments for the United States
md weakness abroad, The market,
however. ruled quiet most of the session
and closed quiet, with prices net un-
changed to ten points decline. Total
snics 1850 bags. including January at
s. 1905 As: February at IS IS; March,
IS Gh; April. Sc G5: May, Sc 70; July,
Sc 20; September. IS SO: October, 81 500
5 SIS. and November So 90: spot coffee,
Rio easy: No. Invoice 6Ac; mild mar
ket dull; Cordova. 9h6l3Hc.
Sugar, raw steady; fair refining sac;
centrifugal Dc test, iSc; molasses su-
gar sac; refined quiet.
BALT1MORE-Flour dull and un-
changed: receipts 800 barrels; exports
22i barrels, Wheat dun: spot md De-
Gambler 7lND72hc: January 72172kc:
Mny. 76& 6T6Tsc; steamer No 2 red
69& I69ssc, receipts 25,25i bushels;
southern whcnt by sample GS173c: do
on grade 7lG73c, Corn firm; spot old,
AaiaGfie&o; new, 4l&c; December, now
or old. ilEa4lSc: January, 4lMaII}tc;
February, 4lS141sso: March. AGO
alac; steamer mixad 4lc; receipts 3Q4,>
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roads, but among low priced stocks
scattered oil through the list. After
Denver & Rio Grande had risen 81,
there We're successive responses in Iowa
Central. Norfolk & Western. Fort
Worth and Rio Grande, the Wabash
stocks. United States Leather, Hooking
Coal. North American, Reading second
preferred, Mexican Central. Ann Arbor
and Ontario g. Westernlot from / to 3fs.
This diversion Of speculative activity
from high priced dividend paying stocks
to low priced stocks is a very. usual
accompaniment of a long sustained
bull movement on the theory that the
low priced stocks are entitled 10 q rise
to adjust their values to the dividend
payers. AT this time there is the addl-
ttonal argument, which gains force
from u lingering fear Of a possibility OF q
money squeeze incident to the early
settlement, that the low priced stocks
are safer to hold on margin, as the
margin represents in some cases nearly
the full value Of the stock. In addition
to these features Of strength In to-day's
market there was an opening rush to
buy Peoples Gas. which made the
price ITO or. 3x above last night. Al
though 1t fell back nearly three points
1t was well sustained at the lower level
and closed with a net gain Of TX on the
strength Of the reports Of Vanderbilt
requirement of the stock. Sugar was
very feverlsh over a wide range, rally
Ing very strongly after an early de-
cline and closing with net gain of
81. St. Paul moved up in the late
dealings pretty near to III, coming
within less than,a point of Burlington.
Cneaslness over the money market was
allayed by the abundant funds Offering
on call which carried the rate down to
41t in the late dealings! This was an
influential factor In rallying the mar
ket and the bears who. sold freely in
the. early trading covered again on a
large scale before the close. rs
Business in bonds continued large and
the market gained in strength as the
day progressed. Total sales par value
SS,13O.oOO.
United States old Is and IS advanced
y, refunding Is Is and IS z per cent on
the last call.
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AMERICAN JEWISH
Historical Society Holds Its Ninth
Annual Meeting-Papers Read and
Officers Elected.

Historical Society Holds Its Ninth
Annual Meeting-Papers Read and
officers Elected.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 27.-The
ninth annual meeting Of the American
Jewish Historical Society was held here,
Last night. Many interesting papers
were read, among them the following:
Antonio Montizinos and the theory
that the American Indians are the lost
tribes of Israel" by Max ]. Kohler,
New York; 1.-THE early Jewish settle
ment at Lancaster, Pa" by Henry
Necarsulmer, OF New York; THE his
tory of the First Russlan-American
congregation" by ]. D. Elzenstein. New
York: "a sketch Of the Jews OF Georgia
prior to 1900. and prominent Jewish
soldier of the war of 1872" by Leon
Hummer, New York; THE martyrdom
of the family Of Don Luis de Carabajai
In Mexico at the end Of the sixteenth
century" blythe Rev. George A. Ko-
hut. New York.
These. officers were elected:
Prcsident-Dr. Cyrus Adler. of New
York.
Vice Presidents-Hou. Simon ". Ros-
endale, OF New York; Mendes Cohen. of
Baltimore; Rev. DR.. B. FeIsenthal
Corresponding Secretary-Dr. Herbert
Freidenwald-
Recording Secretary-Max J. kohler.
Observation-Disclosures Richard Gott-
he'll. aot E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-28
Grain and Produce Market Quotations.

NEW YORK-Flour, receipts 27,213
barrels; exports see barrels: market
neglected again and barely steady, but
not auotably lower.
Wheat, receipts $50 bushels; en-
ports 107.S0l bushels; spot market
steady; No. 2 red 7SsSc (. 0. b. anoat;
No. red 7gikc elevator: No. ! northern
Duluth S3hc (. o. b. ailoat: No. hard
Duluth 87Sc (. o. b.; options opened
weak under bcarish French cables and
later developed alternating periods Of
steadIness and depression, following Il
conflict OF rumors about the government
report. Trade was local NIL day, except
for'a little foreign buying early. closed
oasy nj lsGkc net lower: January.
TIC; closed Mt 77kc: March. 7SN@
7shc; closed Mt roc; May, 78IsGl7S 11-l6c;
closed at 7sNc.
Corn, receipts 232,O5O bushels: exports
1G0,96S bushels; spot market firm: No.
2, 4bko elevator. and 459ic (. 0. b. aflont:
option market was generally stendy 10
firm all day on poor grading. large sea-
board clearanccs. small country offer
ings md local covering: closed firm Mt
A0Hc net ndvance: january i3Hc;
closed Mt 431ac; May. 4lHIi2 1-lGc:
closed ut 42c; December closed ut 45kc.
Oats. receipts $4,000 bushels: exports
800 bushels. spot rnnrkGt stead3; No. 3.
Csc; No. 3. 27hc: No. white &c; No. 3
white Il &c; track mixed western 27isGp
zoe; track white 3ld35c; options dull.
but steady
Lard easy; wcHtern steam 81 %; rrlln-
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2ss bushels: exports 5l.4os bushels:
southern white corn 42R43c. do yellow
4lAG42kc. Oats quiet: No. awhite
3ok9slc; No. 2 mixed 2SI2sIse: receipts
5.I36 bushels. Rye dull: No. 2 nearby
Soc; No. 2 western sic. Hay barely
steady: No. / timothy ST. 90. Sugar
and cheese firm and unchanged. But
ter steady; fancy creamery 25@26c.
Egss steady at 22a2'c.
ToLEDo-Wheat dull and steady:
cash md December 7sc: May, 7sc. Corn
dull; cash. 3Gisc; December, 36c. May.
&c. Oats aulet and steady: cash and
December. 2S!sc: May, CSC. Rye, 5llsc.
Ctoyerseed, 1880 prime, Sc 40; December
Sc S. March, Sc 92is, 81
III C1NCINNATI-F'lour quiet. Wheat
steady; No. 2 red Csc. Corn easy; No, 9
mixed al&c. Oats quiet: No. 2 mixed
..iEc. Rye quiet: No. 2. sac, Lard
easy at Sc 20. Bulkmeats quiet at
Sc a7H. Bacon easier at 81 IS. Whisky
active ut SLY. Sugar steady. Z
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state of Washington, this was over
ruled and the case came up upon its
merits on the testimony, which was very
yolumlnous. tsss5t-ti
The decision Of the court as briefly
announced and entered In the decree IS
that the evidence sustains the state
ments Of the bill and establishes the
grounds for divorce a. mensa ct thoro,
which Is awarded 10 the plaintiff, per-
petually separating. the parties, with the
privilege of her resumIng her maiden
name, should she so desire. All marital
rights of either in property, OF the other
are terminated, To the plaintiff is COM
mitted the cole charge, control and Gus
tody Of the only child. "a daughter OF
eight years, and the Injunction pre-
viously obtained restraining the defen-
dant from Interfering with such con-
troll and custody Is made perpetual.
The high character and prominence,
socially and in q business way, OF the
parties, who are widely and favorably
known here. have excited interest In
this case. and that 1t has been SO
promptly disposed Of, and with SO little
OF the bitterness usually attending such
controversies. will doubtless be relief
to all concerned, including their many
friends In this community. The COM
ment by one Of the defendants counsel
II
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Wheat Steady; Corn Firm; Oats Higher; Provisions Doll

o. 81.
CHICAGO-Wheat was quiet to-day,
but s,e,dv Nav closing n shade lower.
-, a.. IL
May corn cioseo &c n'ehei' o ~
up and provisions 2hc lower.
Indifference Mt Liverpool and n de-
,,,.. -. r,o,.,, a,,,I to 1xc oousod ,,h-
eiiie Nv ~ 10 etu'' ~
eral offerings OF wheat ut ehe start
May opening &c under yesterday Mt
ro7k 677o,kc Tho mnrket f1uct,ated mar
roWiy LOT hours sus'iineo ny shi'.i
decrease in the worlds visible. light
northwest receipts and by the strength
10 ,ro,.,,,,s 81, ord s,,rrs ooyar.
VI corn iow'iiu' 'i'e e''N 'tio' 20
ed and as offerings we're Hghe MAY
rallied to 72%67o%c, and closed steady
,,d shade ,ovar ot 7oXc Tho fact
a ."' '''oI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-28
Pensions Granted.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. Dec. T.-Pensions
have been issued to West Virginia ap-
plicants, as follows:
original-James 7. Rose. deceased,
Wheeling, s12; Lewis Dyche, Berkeley
Springs. sl2.
1ncrease-Joseph Weisshaar Elm
Grove, to s17; John NJ. Markin, Fudge's
Creek, to 81.
Restoration and reissue-Robert B.
Hall. deceased. Okla, sl2; Benjamin
Robinson, deceased. odaville, $40.
Wldows-alary A Hale. Okla. ST.; Isa-
bella J. Hall, Charleston, s12; Palmyra
Holland. Sutton, S.; Hanna Stump,
Hundred, S..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-28
GOT HER DIVORCE
Did Mrs. Margaret Morris Beck FRI

ma urS. margaret motifs Beck From
James Lowry Beck.
The Stauntou (va-) News gives the
final determination of the Beck divorce
suit, which Is Of interest 10 many
Wheeling people. Says the News:
Judge Grattan. of the hustinss court,
on yesterday heard and determined the
chancery cause OF Margaret Morris Beck
against James Lowrey Beck for divorce
and custody Of the only child Of the
marriage. The counsel for the plaintiff
wero Messrs. Ransom C Ransom and
Patrick & Gordon, and for the defend
ant Messrr. SIpe & Harris, Elder & Ell
der, and Curry G. Glenn. mir. Caldwell
waa also counsel for him at Wheeling,
M had been NJ. 3. Dryden. who recent
Iy met violent death in that city.
This suit was brought In August last
and has been fought at all points. Az
ter motion and argument for further
continuance on behalf Ut the defendant,
who Is at present In san!tarlum In the
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a Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. ". A. Hines. Of Manchester, Ia,
writing of his almost miraculous es-
cape from death, says: Exposure az
ter measles induced serious lung troll
Bile. which ended in Consumption. /
had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed night and day. All my doctors
said must soon die. Then began to
use DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. which completely cured me-
used it on my recommendation and all
say 1t never fails to cure Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles" Regular Size Soc
and 81 90. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store.-4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-28

NEW YORK-General business again
has been on quiet scale. The demand
for staple cottons, brown bleached and
colored, has been for limited quantities
only, sellers meet It readily. but with
out change In price. Prints are selling
quietly. while Hughnms are slow. and
prices unchanged. Print cloths continue
Inactive at previous prices Fancy cot
ton dress goods also Inactive. Cotton
Innings are quiet throughout. Silks
show q steadier tone with II slight i'm
provement In business. L.
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ENGAGED WITH de WET

Is Detachment OF Kitchener's Forces.
Former Expected to Go South.
Some Interesting skrmishes.
LoNDoS,Dec. 27.-The following dis
patch has been received from Lord
Kitchener:
PRETORIA. Dec. 26.
Knox with Barker, Pitcher and, White,
Is engaged with De Vets force, holding
q position in the nelghborhood Of
Leuwkop. s y
"DejWet hopes to break through. and
go south again.
THE Beers eastern column In Cape
Colony is apparently headed by our
troops about Reltport spruis. The
Beers western column is reported to
have gone! In two portions. one towards
Prieska and the other through stryden-
burg. They are being followed up"
BURGIERSDoRP, Cape Colony,
Wednesday, Dec. 26.--Colonel Grenfell
continues In touch with Kruitslnger's
command Of 100 men, who are carrying
off the British prisoners. Kruitzlnger
has abandoned the maxims and carts.
An attempt OF the Ninth Lancers to
turn Krultzinger's flank at Plaster
heuvel, December "a, resulted in eight
casualties among the Lancers, includ-
ing Lord Frederick Blaclswood, who
was wounded. x.
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LOWz.PRICED STOCKS
DEVELO STRENGTH.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Ciose: Money
on call firm ut 496 per cent; last loan A
per cent. Prime mercantile paper AZ. @
5ls per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers, bills at
81 IS for demand and at 81 81MS4 sly
for sixty. days; posted rates 81 SO and
"a S55sa4 SO. Commercial bills 81 SOK@
4 S1Y. Silver certificates G41s 965c. Bar
silver 64c. Mexican dollars zoe.
Government bonds strong.
( State bonds inactive, ~
Railroad bonds strong.
The market digested nm enormous
amount of stocks on profit taking to-
day. These heavy offerings were not
without effect on prices. and. in fact,
there was a period OF very general re-
action, but like yesterday, the market
again demonstrated its marvellous re-
Cooperative, power and the speculative
enthusiasm was shifted into new quar-
tiers where the buying was resumed
with undated confidence. In large
part OF the general list the movement
OF prices was not wide at any time and
the large volume Of business was ac-
complished without either making an
inroad on the market value or increas-
Ing It In other stocks the days price
range was very wide, while the net
change is quite unimportant. In this
list were stocks which yielded sharply
to the profit taking movement and
then recovered strongly In sympathy
with the strength which developed ut
new points. The grangers and PacIfcs
are examples. The distinguishing fea-
ture OF the days tra,Sng was the de-
velopment Of aggressive strength In a
large group Of low priced stocks. both
in the railroad and miscellaneous de-
partment. The advance In Denver and
Rio Grande common gave the cue for
this movement. The strength in the
Rio Grande stock and the large amount
Of absorption gave rise to the eonjec-
ture that a process had begun of trans
fusion Of interest between railroad
companies In that region looking to a
settlement of obstinate rate problems
similar TO the exchange of holdings
which has occurred between railroads
in other regions. The response was not
specially among Southwestern rail-
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CHILD STARVED TO DEATH II IN THE WOODS,

gpecial Intelligence. gis
BEIINGToN W. Va, Dec. 27some ago, Willie Court
ney aged eight from the homo Benjamin o
bsby who lives here and although dlgent
by neghbors, trace of child found until last
night when Of hunters found his body
The flesh eaten of the face eye-bals torn
from their sockets evidently the work Of wild
legged that the child suhjee ted by
gesby had taken him from Randolph county
raise and It is thought that to escape punishment ran off,
becoming lost starved death. Sl
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Cash quotations were as follows: .
Flour dull and easy.
Wheat-No. 3, 62@71c; No. 2 red 72@
74c.
Corn--No. 2. a6&c: No. yellow 365sc.
Oats-No. ., 22h 622Sc: No. 2 white
25ep25&c; No. , white 24A8?5Ec.
Rye-No. 2. b0Qh1c.
Malting-Fair to choice 52GG0c.
Fiuxsecd--No. l. 81 SCH; No. north
western 81 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 so.
Mess Pork-Per barrel 81 00@l1 12k.
Lnrd-Per 100 lbs, Sc S0@s 95.
Short 1libs-Sidrs (loose) SIS 20I6 40.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed) $40
6Mc.
Short clear sides (boxed) sc 60d6 70.
Whlskey-Basis OF high wines 81 q.
Clover-Contract grade SO 0oT1o 25.
-Butter-Dul; crenmerles 15G23c;
da!rios. 10000.
Cheese-Dull at 10H@11Ec.
ERvs-Firrn. frpsh 9lc
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tween SC 20 and Sc rs. with the close
2isc lower at Sc 22G,
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, 105 cars; corn. 425 cars; oats.
1876 cars; hogs. $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
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OIL C1TY-crcdit balances 81 10; GER
tincatcs. opened at 81 IL bid: closed ut
81 lC bid; no sales: shipments, 1881
1908 barrels: average, 5000 barrels.
ToLEDo-oH. North Lima SIC; South
Lima and Indiana TIC. S
NEW YoRK-standard oil stock
SsIL@ol7. -Hl-f .7H1EE Ey ~
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Is Your House Safe ?

A western man, speaking Of cyclone,
said 1t would have blown his house
away had there not been such heavy
mortgage on It.--Chicago News.
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Metals.

NEW YORK-Though the London
market for tin advanced about six
pounds over last Friday. It was still
somewhat OF n disappointment to the
local metal trade In view of the rise
here yesterday. In fact the London
market closed weak and tending down.
ward at 1913 pounds rs Cd. The local
market In consequence was easy md
nonlnally quoted at s27 80, against
SGT 00G2S 90. yesterdays close, with lit
tie BUSINESS done ut those figures. Cop
per advanced one pound since Friday.
on good buying orders ut London. but
failed to influence the local situation,
prices remaining nomIna!ly unchanged
at III 90 for lake copper and SIS 62h
for casting and eloctrolytic. Lead ruled
dull and nominnlly quoted Mt 81 37h,
while at London prices showed n rise Of
Is Cd TO ZIG IS on light speculative
movement. Spelter was very dull, both
here and abroad. closing prices were on
the basis OF - 123lR4 1714 and Els los,
respectively. Domestic iron markets
continue inactive md nominally un-
changed. Pts iron warrants 50 50d1o so;
northern foundry SIG 0O11G 20; southern
foundry s4 508lb 75.
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Rich Cattle MN Dead.

GALVESTON, Texas. Dec. GA. II.
Pierce, the richest cattle man in Texas,
died to-day at Pierce Station. He was
many times millionaire, and had
widespread interests In Texas.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Slow; Hogs and Sheep Lower;
Lambs Weak.


CHICAGO-Cattle, receipts 1900
head; market generally slow: butchers
stock steady; natives, best on sale TO-
day. two carloads at s. IS; good to
prime steers IS 25d6 90: poor to medium
So 1905 20; selected feeders slow at
50 1894 80; mixed stockers So b3l3 20;
COWS, 50 50D4 Is; heifers, 81 60G14 40;
Gamers. 81 75T2 As; bulls slow at 81 5O9
rs: calves steady at 81 COOS 80; Tex
ans, Texas fed steers 81 0odb4 S8;s Tex
as grass steers So 2594 90; Texas bulls
So 50G3 Is. Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000
head; tomorrow. 2Sc00 head; estimated
left over, $500 head: mostly l8c lower:
closed weak: top, IS 90; mixed and
butchers ~ 1905 90; good to choice
heavy 81 1905 90: rough heavy 81 500
4 ~; light, 81 65G4 91i1s: bulk Of sales
81 SS94 95. Sheep. receipts $1,000 head;
sheep l5c lower: lambs weak; good to
choice wethers SO 1904 CO.: fair TO
choice mixed s. 1908 IS; western sheep
So S0p4 60; Texas sheep 81 50G3 so; ma
tive lambs ~ 2545,i6; western lambs
S. o0G5'70. 1Sas
UNION STOCK YARDS.
Wheeling. Dec. Is.
Catt!e-Steady; extra, 1000 to 1900,
81 25g4 50; good. 800 to 1000, so 1914 %:
oVo u SuV' go -oU0 10, luu 10, SuU, 81 BUG
3 %: bulls. 50 5OGp3. co.. cows. 81 5092 70.
Hoga-Active:. extra, 81 S5I5 90; good,
81 1894 S.. common. 81 o034 80.
Sheep--Slow: extra SO oe03 50; good,
81 00G3 co..
Lambs, 81 COOS 25.
Calves. 81 DOGS 25.
Fresh COWS. $?0G40 per head
EAST LIBERTY-Cattlc steady: ex-
ira, S. aoE5 60; prime. IS 0C95 25: COM
mon, s. O0a3 70. Hogs slow and lower;
prime light Workers and pigs IS l59
8 20: heavy Yorkers ard mediums Sc IL;
heavy hogs IS 0515 10: common to
fair Workers. IS O595 10; soughs, SO 6o9
is. Sheep steady: choice wethers
81 00T4 20; common, 81 50d2 so; choice
lambs S. 40fl5 GO: common to good
50 5Od5 80. Veal calves 81 OoGS 90.
CINCINNATI-Hogs active at 81 600
6 10.
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MoNTROSE, Pa.--Michael Maloney,
a!farmer OF LenoN township. is dead at
his home, at the age of 107 years.
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New York Stock Exchange Quotations.

Met. St. Ry... .l7u4sI Wheel. & l. E.. 1gY
Mex. Central. 1871 do ID pre-. 80. sOss
Mlnn. & St. L.. 7pA Wis. CentraI..... III
do preferred. 100 Third Avenue. .1eQ
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Parlor Car Wheeling to Pittsburgh en-
2:55 y. m. and $40 p. IN. train. Central
time. (oue hour slower than Wheeling
J. G. TOAIL1NSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Agent for all Stenmshlp Lines --l "
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Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars or sll
. SUI I. C. BURKE,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent. Wheel.
inr, Agent for all Steamship Limos.
+. b" UNDERWOOD, D. Il. MARTIN,
General Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic
--Raltlu1orc-
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trains on and
Liter lie NOV. =, 1870. Explanation OF Rel
sunday tDally, except Saturday. Daily.
SS5 Ssp Monday. Sundays only. sSatnr-