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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-09
N, K.& I. REDUCED RATES ISIaDlAH
TERRITORY.

Ever since the construction Of the NJ.
X. 4 r. Ry. through the Indian Territory
it's local passenger rate between stations
IN the ludlan Territory has been on the
basis Of Eve cents a mile. The customary
rate OF passenger fares on railroads, ex-
cept in spsrcsly settled country, IL three
cnnta q mile. The population Of the To-
dian Territory during the past few years
has grown rapidly; there has been q
large increase In passenger traffic on tbls
account, and the Katy officials recogpib.
Ing the wants OF the people and the
Justice OF so doing, have voluntarily ar
ranged to reduce the local passenger rate
to a basis Of three cents u mile. This re-
duotlop will take place On or about No
ysmber drst. There will be great reiolc'
ing among the residents Along the line oil
the u. X. &r.
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"of course, everyone knows that man
IL more given TO lying than woman"
she remarked, pleasantly, but he 10
not SO much to blame, after ALL"
He was suspicious, but still asked
"Why?"
"He has so much mort to conceal"
abe answered.-Chicago Post.
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NARRIAnEa.

Married. Wednesday afternoon, March
Q, at I O'Clock, at the Nickel Home, by
Rev. Chas. Manly. Mr.. r. o. Smith, Of
Marhail, and Miss Pearlo q. Finnsll, OF
Mayhem.
Married, wednesday, Afternoon, March
o, at 1 o'clock, at Longs hotel, by Probate
Judge Jas. P. Chfnn, Mr.. Walter L.
Brown, OF H~ieRinsyille, and Miss Mary
Bradshaw, OF Dover.
Married, at the Commercial hotel, in
this city, Tuesday March 8, at noon, MIR.
M. Jenkins and Misc Mary sullivan, both
Of Aullville. The ceremony was per.
formed BY Rev. 7. J. Philips, pastor Of
the Baptist church at Corder.
Married, at the Commercial hotel, In
this city, Tuesday, February 6, at $3.50 p.
m. Mr.. w. L. Christy, OF Fayetteville,
Mo-, and Miss Edith e. Best, Of MAYHEM,
DF. K. G. Gordon officiating.
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TINE TABLE.

Train will pass Lexington Junction
the Wabash al follows;
Going east-No. 20, local freight, 0;2Oa
~; No. 2, Eastern Express, il;lO q. M;
No. ~. Eastern Express, 12;0s p. m No,
O, Mail aud Express, 7:ib p. m; No. 4,
Atlant 0 Express, 1901 : m.
Going wsst-No. q, Mall and Express
5:02 q. M; No. %, Kansas City Aeeome dA-
ion. Ss02 a. IN.
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L.nnds Near LeImrton for Sale.

lam Authorized 10 offer for sale all
lands in section q and q, township 81,
range q, now owned by the Lexington
Coal Mining Company.
. These include the "Yerby" farm, near
Central Female College; the "Robt'
TAYLOR" and MARCUS Withers" farms,
northward; the land north OF Central
College commonly known rs "Grat7
Bluff" or Meets pasture; and severn
tracts adjoining Lexington i'll SAINT
vicinity.
For prices, terms and other lnforma
ton, apply to
b T. WILEY, supt.
l.2G-it Lexington Coal Mining Co.
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Ideal Tours Through
MEXICO.

Escape iuclemeuI winter wrath.
ef at home by i%oiniuR Gates sighth
annual personally conducted toats
ihronge picturesque Mexico, lesv,
inc Chicago via Santa Fs Routs
February 8 andeO, 1901. Luxurious
speelal train Of PullmAns, obssr-
vntion and dining cars. Tickets
include. all necessary travelling
expenses, guides, etc. Go via San
Autonla and Monterey; return via
I'll Paso, Las Vegas Hot sprlugs
and Colorado Springs, with slds
ride TO GRAND CANON OF ARIZONA.
Special arrangements tor glsltlns
CALIFORNIA. A fascinating land.
sbonnding in magnificent scenery.
ancient ruins, and nova iorsien
types. Number Of passsnscrs
limited, illustrated descriptive
pamphlet.
A.T.&S.f r, Ry. Tieket ORE,
orW. ]. Biaek. u .. A., Tops
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local sHoRT-sToPs.

b nos,e>gss for sale q. this Otica,
i 1s1t arms for rent. Apply to
.,.l11 2.lOti.
s Whom returned Wednesday
.I1.i ..a|s At Kansas City.
.1ta Price went to Kansas Uiiy
IS 1la1|hg tor a short visit there.
Esrf Nlasht returned Wednesday
ifp tp fpngsnoxie, Kas.
ais sixth congress appropriated
ioca 1ufposes the sum Of ti,AO,-
Iss|1 taturued Wednesday from
chs. HHsfs he has been for some
b nuaioe...
1loaH xqnpg, who formerly lived
o|z1. alflged Thursday and will
Z IeF days.
tItrlhk crsnsnsw went to Kansas
letnttdsT 10 spend q Jew days
gilb N't. rhos. Crenshaw.
0odIIl4 echull returned Thursday
<aaae1 CITY. where he has been
Ina he Aborthorn cattle sale.
iasm o, no acres. About 4 miles
Il Cof6ef. For sale at q bargain.
WalIAce. Laxington, Mo. dec-22tf
resolved ior the holidays an entire
ne Of neck Ties, muiilsrs and silk
erehief>. NJ H. sInauer's. l2.22u
Joseph Hbslby aud daughter. Mise
add Mr<. w. v. Curtis went TO
ION CITY friday morning for . short
Transfer eompany keeps call book
Mammoth livery stable, and 0 at
Fead Qeotrsl hotel. Leave orders al
places. i0-H-tf
tora Auli. Of Southwest city, Mo-,
10 "Wednesday to visit her sister, Miss
Anlt. Who Is . student at Central
u college.
Alan Voaze, who has been VISITING
a. 10 rcacordis. cana up Thursday
"a and U-tts guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
achsrs last blight. 4.
Ike NcAia ana wife returned Frida,
iac from Washington, DC. Theil
fris1ds here will be glad to vel
tk6n back 20 Lexington.
in Ho1nf 10 LoAN.-ou good rea
security 10 sums OF 900 and up
par cent. No commission, no re-
Apply 10 y. Q. Plaitenburg. tt
\. Hohenwald and children wen
Prucf Thp-siay morning to visit Mr.
PuuaIdit U5ther and to be present q
Itiof's Wedding next week.
urch o. Christ Scientist, suuda
cp4 40 folIows: 1880 a. M, suuda
d 1ii1e 3, u., at Knights Of Pythis
An ara ccf5iallv invited. u
Liibufh Cole, who has been attend
business college at Quincy, ILL.,, hi
sick fo< 4 compile Of weeks and can
) "Wednesday 70 recuperate.
SLICES 81 the peace and notsries publ
Be supplied with chattle mortgagl
bis once. g 8 cents per copy. A
: Of blenAa printed to order. u
/. .. J. Esilmsyer. Of secalia, spel
fsdag bars Nth MIR. L. Fohrmsp. N
ms5sr " ~ perIntendent Of this di
Of TIE Eolfopolitan Lille Ins. Co.
~ IS 10 Dalifornia via Santa
efe+{ Iaesday to April 30. Tickle
10 tourist sleepers and recliuii
: eais. 1sks the trip and see Cal
q q y, prsttisst J. D. Easter. J
|nt.
~ HkLH+i0 acaes Of land, 8 miles
iuetQf. no ecres 10 cultivation; "
q ! u+tkpir II taken within 90 day
pay anyone contemplating buyiuf
, 70 Ioyasiieate this. Apply to J.
|isHpnfr. II i7t
-. 8. q. Jsmeson, Of ~. Louis cal
rharsaaf exspinR to Lexington aud
Rulst o. Mrs. W. d. Hamlet. NJ
'eeon va, ior many years a resident
~ eod has many friends here W
glAd to ere her again.
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Farm for Sale.

l will cell at private sale. BY order Of
the probate court, q good farm OF 40
acres situated five miles west Of Welling-
ton, Mo. Any n wishing to buy will
do we'll TO examine this land.
9. N. WILSON,
Administrator John z. Howe deceased.
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TIRE NOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
20 via the Chicago and Alton Railroad
the Short Line and Rest Route.
REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES NOW
IN EFFECT.

REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES NOW
IN EFFECT.
Al Of the large hotels at Hot Springs
70 now open. III addition TO these are
hTee hundred boarding houses provld-
Ing accommodations Mt reasonable rates.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, il the only
health aud pleasure resort under direct
Government control. The curative
properties OF the Hot Waters are
vouched for by the Surgeon General Of
Va qUnited States. Send for rates, illus.
lpated descriptive matter and complete
PARTICULARS,
II. @. sTIDHAM. Agent.
Tel. No. 50. Hlgglnsyille. Mo.
IAMKsCHARLToN, G., L. st. A.
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FoR sALE-N acre farm known as
o'Malley farm, ~ miles south OF Lex
iugton; slso 30 sore fern known a. the
Peacbee farm ~ miles south OF LeXing.
too. Will make eaSy terms II sold before
February l5.h, 1901. Apply 10 ]. Q.
Plattsnburg or Wsilacs \ Wallace, Lax.
inRton, Mo. l'lSt'
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mhnl shnll NE naYr for pesortg

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us anawei Il today. Try Jell-0, a
dolio,ons desert Prepared In two minutes.
No baking! add hot water and set to cool.
Flavors: Lemon, orange, raspberry aud straw
berry. At your grocers, 10 cents, D
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-09

The finest Hoe OF cream and chocolate
candy In town for SOC per 10; fine new
nuts of all kinds; figs, r~aIsius, dates and
Malaga grapes a. Jos. L. Longs.
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Washington. Feb. Am amend
ment to the agricultural bill increas-
ing the appropriation for seeds and
seed distribution from $4,000 to
s27o,oOo was agreed to BY the senate,
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The An.Important Point,

When n widower gets married, all
the neighbors think about is to won.
der Il the children will get along with
the Observation-Disclosures CA)
uNmocraL
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yenetians, Tricots,
Lansdown, Poplins,
Velours, Etc, Etc.

We are showing a beautiful assortment of the above named
,oods and many other novelties in dress goods and waist cloths
TO early spring wear. We will be pleased to have
call and see what we can show you =. ..............
New and elegant Dress Ginghams at 8 l-G, 100 and
I've. New Spring Percaes at 10 and 12ic. Madras
Cloths at l2h and l5c. Cotton Covert Cloth, very
swell at l2ic. Dotted French Chambrsy at @cts.
A MAGNIFICENT line of Egyptian Tissues atS0c Cash
mons 10 nil new spring shades at 25c. Ireots In
exquisite colonngs ct 3c and DOC. French Chalis at
ec One Of the largest lines of Black Dress Goods,
al tie new and novel things from 2c to $l75.
NoftIlhs in Window, Door and Bed Dnperles,
Sofa Pillow Covers; etc. etc.
Fol itu DAYS we offer IL Dundee Rugs worth Soc for soc.
4, al wool Luzon Rugs worth 7oc for $50. II large all wool
Iu1an Rugs worth $I.SS for 81. 81; 3 Body Brussels Rugs worth
ST. So Idr <I.os; 3 Velvet Rugs worth sly for $l44; 2 Brussels
Russ Hosih $I.as for ooc; 2 Brussels Rugs worth $I.3s
Ior = xzlra large Kashkoi Rugs worth So. 50 for S2'oo.
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Born. 10 this city, March 8, 1901, to the
wife Of Mr.. Wm. Cullom, a buy.
Born, 10 this city, Friday, March Q, 10
the vile Of Mr.. Lewis Chanslor, q girl.
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- 1oGN yN@t~Aooa 0ot
A Marriage license was lssued Thursday I
tn Mr.. Arthur Fagin. OF odessa, Z
aud Miss Daisy Haillgan, Of orriek, Mo. (
Mis- LAvInIa Warren went to Kansas (
City Wednesday TO spend a short time (
there taking \ special course Of study 10 {
china paiating uDder Mr.. =. B. Aulich, !
of Chicago. I
Mr.. jamie Rankin returned "Wednesday I
from 9 trip 70 San Antonio and other 1
Texas points. At Weathpriord he Visited /
his brother, Edward Rankin, who holds B
q Proiessorship 10 weatheriord college.
Mrs. Anna Butler. a Kansas City, re- ]
turned 70 her home Monday evening after 3
9 short visit with BlAntOu Vaughan At /,
Dover.
MIR. J. W. suddath, ono Of warrens-
bure's leading attorneys and n former
L xipgtOnian, came 10 Friday morning on
legal business. Mr.. suddaih's father was
at one ime . teacher 10 the old Masonic
college.
When children have earachs saturate q
piece OF cotton with BALLARD'S SNOW
IMMINENT, and place it in The ear. II
will stop the pain quickly. Price. %
and so cents. For sale BY crensbaw &
Young. smi
Msssrs. Thos. Sawyer and Young Ev-
Ing returned Thursday evening from
their hunting trip 10 Hodge and Bal,i.
more bar after ducks. They hsd quite Q
successful trip aud brought back with
them quite q good lot Of tbs toothsome
ducks.
No one knows the unbearable torture
one undsrRoes from piles unless they are
so afflicted. Tabler's Buckeye Pile oint-
msnt Is q quick, safe and painleas cure.
Price, 50 cents In bottles, Tubes. 70 cents.
Sold BY Crenshsw 4 Young. ssmi
A most remarkable thing will happen
this year on 81. Patrick's day. Not only
will all the Catholic churches OF Kansas
City hold services that day but all the
protestant churches as we'll and all the
business houses, banks and public schools
will be closed.
Couldn't help getting q cold never cures
1t; but carrying home a bottle Of BAL.
iard's Horenoand Syrup' ana using vas
directed, Will cure the worst kina OF
cough or cold Price, 70 ana " csnu.
Special car nomDer ia pAsseo In'ousn
mere rno'susy etenins ko'ne "s''' my.
ing on poafo ~ nAiuy' '.pei'n'euusn',
} l, H. Luxe DIVISION supsf.n.'uusn', SUI
WIN. nannon' oisls'on iosemHs'oi' .u'S
went 70 nAnsas Oiss 'HAs n'sn. suu
torneo rruay morning ''p''-
: Won 'o"n '"'''
Children often inherit feeble digestive
D power ana co'o o. ~o'o =. ".s
' enaiao.e' resu..s, "usn .'o1 a.
wnion .ss' u'uou,' " uiEs.e. "s"s
oreAm ''i"'uke .o's - ssueiH ~.
/, pe'mAhsa' 'onio. rr'''' % '' ~
oy OfensnA" I" iouns' "i
sheriff Oscar Thomas left yesterday
u with his Jefferson City delegation oil
:, prisoners for tho penitentiAry. They
. were John Shelby, 8 years; Wm. Hau-
kins, . years; AL Smith, 2 years, and VIM
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You can have your clothes cleaned and
dyed at homo. Call at Krlehu building,
on franklin avenue, one door west Of G
W. Loomis'. l'26t4
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FoR SALE OR RRNT.-My 81 acre farm
on warrensburg road.
1.6tf J.. II. MooREHEAp.
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wANTED-Good, clean clover seed VI
tho crop OF 1900. Lexington Mill aud
Feed Co. l.. r. WILaoN,
2.6nl Manager.
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NoTE.-rhsre are many mixtures, made In
Imitation Of baking powder, which III
prudent will avoid. They are lower In
price than cream OF tartar pow
derA bat they are made from alum.
and are dangerous TO use IN tood
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-09
NOiiOe 10 Bridge Contractors.
win let for construction, to the lowest and
best bidder, on

best bidder, on
FRIDAY, MARCH END. 1901,
one Wooden Bent Bridge, about thirty feet
long, TO be built across branch Just south OF
the Joe Silver farm, on road leading from
Columbus to Warrensburg road, and about
onv.fOurth mile west of last named road.
Letting will take place ut bridge alte ut 10
O'Clock a. m.
and place OF letting.
Contractor is To give bond for maintenance
Of bridge AS the law dirocta.
Commissioner reserves the right TO reject
'"' il. D. wEEDIN, Commissioner.
' Feb. 20, 1901. sSSu
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Outline Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II falls
to cure. 3. W. Grovs's signature lie on
Aeh box. 90,
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R.PRICES
Powder

Adds to the healthfulness Of al
III risen ilourfoods, while 1t makes
IN. the food lighter. sweeter, fins-
'diu' favored, more delicious.
p,.,,,.. ~. n ,,,,.h,..,
'0h baking powder to sec that you
B food get Dr.. Prices, which makes
eat. the food more wholesome and
at the same time morepalatable.
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PianO-FOrte Recital.

A most sppreciative audience greeted
Miss Bessie Grace Estlo with rounds OF
applause a. she appeared upon the stage
ct the New Grand opera house Monday
evening to render the following choice
programme;
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l.2G-it Lexington Coal Mining Co.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-09

A. 7, q S. 2, ny. Tlsket oriee
orW j. Black. u .. A., Tovska
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-04
METAL.

NEW YORK. January 3.-The metal
markets of england were in somewhat
of a s~emi-Danicky condition as the re-
suit of the ~unfavorable statement is
| sued by the Bank of England. Weak
ness developed rapidly and before the
| close of business tin in London had
declined So to els los, and was tend
ing still lower. The local situation,
following this information, dropped
about Is points. and ruled weak and
unsettled all day. Buyers, however,
failed to take advantage of the low
prices and business was very slack.
The closing figure here was on the
nominal basis Of $26.50. The rest of
the list, however, remains quiet with
trading confined chiefly to supplying
immediate requirements. Lake copper
ruled dun and nominal at $500 for
Lake Superior and 1890 for casting
and electrOlytic. while at London a
loss Of Is Sd was noted, closing weak
at G72 los. Lead and spelter con
tinue quiet but steady at unchanged
prices. Iron markets in this country
were without material change, despite
the weakness abroad, where iron at
Glasgow declined IS to SIS and Mid
dlesbOro Cd to 49s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-04

.uaano,is and Duluth reported
aaa;nst 293 last week q $40
ear ago. Local recelpts ~cle ioa ca
none of contract grace. a..u
Corn was moderately ac'lVe. Inc
market opened easier on the good
meatber hut turned strong on a good
W. demand. Buying by provisions
ca aon,s helped the rally. There was
pe racassion from the top in SYM
Sorhv with the whea. weakness, but the
alosa was firm. May sold Detwe 36Ac
Ind s71bc. and closed &c higher at Bic.
Receipts were 459 cars.
Oats were fairly active and generally
strong although there was som east
nass at the start on local selling. The
1.mongth was due to a strong general
snmand Receipts were 232 cars. May
sold between 24A @24asc and 24Bc, and
closed &c higher at 249sc.
provisions opened easier, in sympa-
INV with a lower hog market, but
turned strong on a good cash demand,
particularly for pork and ribs. Shorts
and outside interests were well repre-
sentod in the buying. Prices eased
from the top on profit taking, but the
close was firm. May pork sold between
s1o Il and s13.25, and closed 22Aa @25c
higher at s12.97h; May lard s7.o2R@
I'LL, closing 2h@5c up at s7.10; and
Nav ribs between s6.60@6.S0, with the
close Zoe improved at $6.72R.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
h IS cars; corn. 245 cars; oats,
H.. cars; hogs, 5000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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/ to S per cent. This was supple
mented by the statements o. tne
three great government banking insti-
buttons abroad, showing a radical IN
pairment of resources on account VI
the requirements in the yearly settle
ments. At the same time cabled re-
ports from London described gloomy
f~orebodings over the future. The result
wa a sharp jump in sterling ea-
change rates in New York and CROWN
of a belief that the New York money
market. will be called upon for goid
to relieve the strained situation III
foreign money markets. The develop
ments in the foreign trade situation
favor this hypothesis. The grain n
cotton bills have become scarce IN Inc
exchange market and the relapse III
iron prices abroad while prices lave
been well maintained in the domestic
market, indicate the certainty Oh d
falling off in the foreign iron trace
imports of merchandise are at the
same time on the sincrease. Inc re-
turn to the money market n TO the
stock market of the large n ois-
bursed here in the yearly settlements
are likely, judging from precedents,
to be DELAYED. New York exchange at
Chicago to-day suddenly dropped from
10 cents premium to 20 cents discount.
The heavy liquidation n Sugar a a
very unsettling effect on sentiment
as it was commonly attributed 10 d
well-known steel magnate VINO mas
made his mark heretofore on the pear
side Of the stock market.
Selling orders from Chicago over
nriyate wires were estimated by STOCK
exchange rumor at as high as 2U0,Ooo
shares and were attributed to the &C
count of this following. The violent
slump in the rubber stocks on the re-
duction in the preferred dividend was
additional disturbing influence. The
joint effect of these various causes can
be gathered by a study OF the price
changes for the day in the llst OF
The extreme decline IN Ruo-
Der was IA; in Rubber preferred 91a;
in Sugar 6B; Metropolitan Street Hali-
way 6b; Federal Steel 8. and in o
of the leading industrial stocks be-
TWEEN 5h@5 points. In the railroad
list these stocks, which have recently
been under most ~palpable manipula-
ton, were naturally most affected. The
most notable decline from the high
point were: Erie first preferred as;
Northern Pacific 31s; Baltimore & ONO
and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
3A; Iowa Central preferred 33; Penn
sylvania, Reading second preferred,
Denver & Rio Grande preferred, and
Chicago Great Western preferred b
3%; Kansas & Texas preferred 3$s;
Union Pacific 3As; and throughout the
railroad list from l to 3 points. The
was in many cases near the
The bond market was very active
and liquidation was in force there as
we'll as in stocks, but the declines in
prices were by no means SO marked.
Total sales par value 1886, 900.
United States refunding Is declined
~ and new As registered Il on the last
call.
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dividend.
Mining Stocks.
PRODUCE.

EAGO, January 3.-Wheat de-
to-day on disappointing cables
e disposition to take profits,
sing &c under yesterday. Corn
ksc and oats Ac higher. Pro-
at the close were 2h@5c to
c improved.
had an irregular, nervous
der the depressing influence
ponsive Liverpool cables, May
&c lower to unchanged at
Tx. On buying caused by
Invest receipts a rally to 77%c
The bulge moved to action
for profits and a slump to
the result. On this decline
orders came out and there
some short selling. The
9Th then became an infu-
IN covering May recovered
Eain sales to secure profits
der of the day, and as the
demand was lacking
ed readily to the pres
ined to SIC and clos
der yesterday at 1850.
ely any cash business,
of line. Seaboard
heat ami -four we're
nus1 Prmar31re-
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, January 3.-There has
not been any break in the quietude Of
the dry goods market to-day in any
direction. Few buyers are in attend
ance and orders are moderate for both
staple and fancy lines. Print cloths
Gull and unchanged. Wooden and
worsted dress goods without new fea-
ture.
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.

NOTTCE-We have this day purchased the
South Side Livery from C. ID. Thompson,
and viii rom this time forward conduct.
at cor. -i and Market streets. Wheeling,
W. va a hrst-class livery stable Wher
in need If anything in this line kind
will also continue our feed business at tire
old stand First-class supplies for horses
cattle and poultry at lowest prices
DOWLEa < BOWLER. de31eqb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-04

.paIIy. daily. except snnoa EEar. on all
PuliIhan rsans r. c. BURKE.
'hio City passenger and Ticket Agent VI
.cp,,T n ALI STEAMSHIP LINES
= n UNDERWOOD, D. b MALE
General Manager. Mgr. Pass' lt""0
Baltimore.