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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02

To have the audience entwined round
her finger and could make
them laugh or cry at pleasure.
Miss Rowles seemed particularly adapted
in this style OF acting, and the impression
she made in Lost in London" will not
soon be forgotten.
Miss Jessie White in the character of
Florence" could not have been ex-
celled. She seemed to be the general
fayOrite and won loud applause. Her
acting was free from atfectation and her
presence on the stage was very graceful.
The singing of Miss Annie Carson
was very fine and loudly applauded
The lady's voice is sweet and clear, and
was heartily appreciated by the large
audiences.
The male characters were all sustain
eel in 4 satisfactory manner and like
whiSkey, were all good, but some little
better than others.
Lost in London gave great satisfaction
and the Hecla club can rest assured that
whenever they again put on u play in
this city large audiences will greet them.
From Another Correspondent.
The Bellaire readers of the REGISTER
are suffering for local news and we open
our hearts NeSsuvius for their benefit,
the lava, however, we predict will be
inferior and unplentcOus, while the sur
roundingS shall be ignored in our de-
poSits.
The county seat question is still an
unsOlyed mystery. The House Conn
mittee on Counties will visit IT. Clairs
Vile this evening and Will no doubt be
greeted, wined, and dined as only ~.
CiairSville'S brave knights can do it.
Poor Bcllaire. Perhaps she may be-
rcsuSCitated, however, and give such Il
compliment To the Ohio SolOns as Bel
laire only can give.
Outside of the removal question,
municipal politics hold the Gossip de
CdlujCdi. The nominating conventions
were held on last Saturday afternoon.
The office of Constable seems to have
manipulated the time of the Democratic
convention and with q respectable fight
on the part of the minority, Messrs.
Drugan and CriSwell were adjudgcd the
nominees of the convention.
The other names on the ticket are
crelitable and will no doubt be- elected
with the usual handsome majority.
Ii Is rumOrcd that the National glass
works will be- started soon, with Jacob
BonyStcelc as manager. We can't
imagine how u better selection could
have been made in their skilled depart
mcnt.
Belairc is soon To- have a steam laun-
dry-a disgusted glass blower will man
age il.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.

Iar House Committee ON Counties
r'rri ,a,, place Yesterday, and IN
Srm'ul several ui the numerous fac
,rr, after which they adjourned to
"- Public Squares aud witnessed the
raGyDry of our Fire Department in
t-HlUs small streams at water Al
though We have great respect Tor the
"'.Gry Fire Department and believe
''y are aS riirlrnt IN putting out fires
az any department in the state, vet
,ay are deficient In showing of be-
'"arpmmittre from the Legislature.
A'rr the alarm oi fire was sounded
Tom ,Hr Fourth ward school house, the
Mechanics Hose Company put i'm an
appearance amt made an attachment tO
q. PIN. uu Belmont and 3ith streets.
IN' attachment was a poor one, and
..'-r water escaped from the plug than
.. 'Gr nozzle. The hose leaked az
every 'grtlnu uui a ppor little stream ot
A't, 'Gc thickness oi ones finger is
sl-i trom the nozzle. The Liberty
~ ,~e Company lttachei tu the plug on
"Nuuu' JUi Gth streets, and threw
"lrH larger stream. After the
committee hll left the square
"' ArrEaUIr, g1t down tn their work
ant alter tightening up their hose and
lang their attarhmrnt. they succeeded
" Throwing respectable stream.
l"r PARTIES who conceived the idea of
N'"ins The Fire Department tO this
committee should have arranged Tor the
Ni'r department. o. have been out, but
"'''',i ot this, but Two out oi the fire
".".0mrN made an appearance. The
'.' alag" 90 What's worth doing i
N''iH doing right is sometimes worth
remembering.
-, '"dcr business has been lively at the
NN'r uihcv for the past wcck. Quite
',gn'rr oi eases were disposed Of,
u nary \. Rouse appeared before His
=" nor, tur Navnr, anil made complaint
.~NnN' b,ii NrE,ruy, charging him with
S'''''eniHs o. stamp her into the earth
." N'.cC- AMI malicious manner. The
,''e Vas Set fora hearing yesterday al
". Aarriug WIS summoned % appear
''' q committee oi the state l,-si~E-
-. ~ 30 o'clock this afternoon, tn
Oh" N'ulc %. business
lost IL LONDON"
d, 1Ne lIrc,a Club, oi this city. cloSe,l a
'ye m'ntN. engagement at City Hall,
M saturday, night. 60 crowded house.
-. "'I. was packed 20 is utmost ctp1r-
~ ant the sigu oi "StanIiu. room
g.. H'N exhibited iu Gs,.a.rr 'or the
a., ~ Time, The Is.u.ts ns the Iecla
.. S.'l '1 Les; lu H.. Goa" vvr. highly
,tr'N"iei, aud jr,w better houses
I,-. any play ever before put uu q Stl-
~ Stage. Iurar,iu. was much ali lvc
an v average, amt tbc ,,,,ni. ELECTS we're
s|..l. ,'a' 'gU,Ibe dy>.ryi. Miss sarah Fry
-, ,'i,,i'ti H., the character ut Nellie Arm
- ]" manner We have Selinm
Hsu. elual!cd aud never surpassed.
~ "'''ns Was liy-likc ami natural. ani
,,r,t GREATER Scmblance % reality than
S,..Ds We ever heard. In several
im,.. M S,e actually tursot herself and
ArNo'-y'! She was, in reality Nellie
W;,r .lr In her meeting
Che, IHiy, tears poured down her
sr,' "nd she wept like a child. The
Nj rulience seemed 10 appreciate
lar,a -. -, and to keep her company a
NJ P'THGn wept with her.
Yp,rsss mis- Dollie Rowles, as Tiddy Drag
Wa ~ = Tue Jolly Lancashire Lass y
AM Sa ae ME Of the play. Her acting.
u'a'ee1 was hrm. She seemed
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BOILED ALIVE.
,, PAIL ROAD ACCIDENT NEAR
t''"- WILKESBARRe, Pa
.u, Sg4-rng and Death Of the I'm
i''''.. -. and Fireman-A Scene
ha. Beggars Description

,,..-r.,,rRr. PENN.. April LII
L.sman SO kind to me viii he
Mn ,lc heart or cut my throat
'., .l.rry raised by Nicholas Schillin-
r..i5v I'm agony, the victim otan
Int on I'll. L,hjsh Valley Railroad
u,, rlay
'-.-.w Philadelphia and New York,
ct th., city at I:I5 a. NJ, left on
tn. engineer and fireman had
...rgr.,l. The rugiue was one OF
r., upDu the road, and En-
r >rh...iusyr, onr OF the oldest
'-.,ay.rs Of the company, hal taken
...5, at,h. lever. Henry Steven
'., i.- r.r past hall dozen years upon
,..rrv.rl.. 10 thr Company, was m the
.a.,r' 1. .,,' ;. seat. The signal WAS given,
rg.. l.r, train. loaded With human
-. started utI 10 thirty mile run.
F. "a. bounding along through the
....,l. a. the city 40 the usual even
-, when /. entered cut 40 the
I'm boundary of the city. IL has
~..- J.tn considered particularly
t....-,rs r'Jry and no watcmuan has
90 r..g stationed there. The train
...rr,rr,tl,-i bat lew hundred yards
.-. ,Er cut. when, Is the fireman
-,r -tlr engine began 10 jump up
I'D H.Va." and an instant later
rgf plunged hcadlnng into
.... r..I.t Eauk ui the cut. The engine
E.rauuulyl over upon top OF the
..,r.-l1u-r. and buried in the ruins
49,. ,nr engineer, Nicholas Shllliugvr,
,~r fI,rrv stevenson. the fireman. The
-.-.. s.54. with >rijng water and
.,..... u,-,. broken. AMI their contents
,r-...I anon tay prHr UuiortUu1tcS "
.r,rr,rr t., rugur. The bIgyagc-Car
....,rl.u a'uUr lci; ,hc track, but the
.-rrr.>- u' the suspension uI travel
-..rrr.l several severe CDntusiOns and
..-... ,-.,rt Ladies tainted AMI men
T.-.. ,hrYNu over backs oi seats upon
-.aYnr
T.. cries pi the engineer and iircmen
..r. p.-ruu-y Tor help, almost
.-ar.,. tur Noise Ut escaping steam.
=. wnsr begged iu the maine oi hui
.r...,. tr somebody tO Kill him. lie
ASA rurmlu. anil iu hi, broken accent
rrr.slpd tp hy Killed, but when he
.rgj U.s appeals lor dglivcranCr from
.., ,.rr.l.r Position uuIyuiliug, he cried
-, % ruI.t until unconscious and
.l,r hu>ari his voice. The fireman
,I,.u. yrrc r.u~c % him, but I'm
l.r favorable position. The willing
.Hu,> 90 Surc0r were. however, hsiled
Or ,Irir l.mr ,u their determination %
r.g ',ra.i the assistance human power
,gI Command The escaping steam
gl, =, dense that nothing could be seen
arIrni the wreck but tn fragments and
a..a assistance djj come the brave en-
.grr was past all human aid. The
trman, with great difficulty, was CXtri-
a.... hut died this evening
stevenson. before his death, Inv upon
4hr urthuug ju agony. and praying for
t..rr5 o. come. why was not
..rl az ourr ami put ont Of this
u.yy W.J, his olt-rrpcatrd cnInCia
tr DE- SAIL hc WAS compelled tO
h-rHrar hinucd with furnace flames.
While 'hr r,'rau lJs >u Scaliel him that
,l't.,b hung Zoo ~hrrdS upon the upper
Tn~.g ui Ll, body. Ills hands were
urlto ,lr bone. auI the finger nails
.-ar., p.L >Ai.lIugcr, the engineer,
IS slry'y recognizable by his old com
a.. IT, leaves wife and daughter,
an Stevenson has wife and two chill
DIAN
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MARTINSBURG. w. VA.
Suicide by u Prominent Rail-
Poader.

MARTINsBURG, April l.-B. III. Dorsey,
Agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, committed suicide in his bedroom
nj hS residence here yesterday, about
noon. lie had just returned from Bal
timore, and seemed in gool spirits.
There are various reasons given a. the
cause, but it j. generally thought 90 be
financial troubles lie was about thirty
five years old, and leavesa wife and four
children. He was generally and univer-
sally respected, and considered a correct
business man.
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CHICAGO ELECTION.
The Result I'm Doubt.

CHIcAGo, April LA hryc vote has
been poll.d at the municipal election
to-day aud the result will not lie known
until a late hour. There are thre.
tickets in the field. The I.epublicsn IL
besded by A.. VI. Wright for Mayor,
the Observation-Disclosures j. headed by
Carter RI. Harrison, and the Socialists
| headed by Dr. Erns, Schmidt, an oil
Republican, who IL not known n q
Socialist. DIR. Schmidt ia a gentleman
of thorough education and on account Oi
the respect felt for him by old party
associate, IL receiving some Republican
votes. The division " the Republican
strength and the support IL Harrison
by the Tbag and N,ip renders the re-
snlt very doubtful.
CnnAGo, April !. s!xty-ei2ht pre-.
eincts oat ii I0s give Iarrison, II, ,Os; I;
Wright. 1885. schmidt will. according
TO Indications, poll total vote of from
500 ~ 1000.
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Prison on Fire.

LoUISyILLE, ny. April IA mesSen-
ger by river from JctierSonylllc, reports
that Indiana Prison South Il on tire.
No information yet received 10y trie-
graph. The Pcnitentiary has over 6O0
inmates.
PROFESSIONALLY, INp., April l.-At
nine O'Clock this afternoon, tre breke
out in the cooper shop OF the Southern
prison, creating great excitement
among the citizens, who were not at
mitted inside the wall. The hre Ie-
n,rtment of JeiIerSonville, with the
government fire engine and one engine
INN, louisville. soon extinguiShed the
flames. Ryder 4 Hyett, contractors ior
tbr priSnn labor, lose $1,000 On ma
chinSry and stock, which IS insured Tor
II OOO i'm the Franklin, OF Indianapolis
The state loses about $1,000; insurance
unknown.
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Weather Indications.

WASHIxaroN, April ,, l \. Nor
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northSesterly
winds generally backing Ia Southwestern
~, stationary or higher temperature anu
barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, clearing
weather. northwest winds, stationary or
lover temperature, and general v higher
prpSSure.
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wisconsin Election.

MILwAUEEE, April Cole, Repub-
lican, j. undoubtedly reelected Judge
OF the supreme Court by more than
1000 majority. The reports from ue
interior towns have shown great Repub-
lican aims over last year, and the whole
vote Of the towns will probably give the
Republicans a greater majority than
they have hal for years. In MaWau-
kee City the Republicans viii control
the council Tor tie FIRST time.
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WnrktuEnen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after a winter Of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthen
ing 10 prevent an attack Of Ague, Bill
hous or Spring Fever. or some other
Spring sickness that will unfit you for a
seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness and great expenseif you
will nse one bottle Of Hop Bitters in
your family this month Don't wait.
See other column.
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, April Flour In good
demand Wheat-Stcadv; opened quiet !;
No. ! Milwaukee hard We; No. Mil.
waukee 9Gr; NO. 2 fresh 9lIc; seller
April sssc; seller May (, ,ic; seller June
9ilc; No. 79lc; No. :, GIc; rejected
81. Corn-Firm anil in good demand /;
No. 9 Sale. Oats-scarce aud wanted /;
No. 49,. Barley-Firmer; No. 2 spring
Gle; seller April 7sc. Proyisions-
Quiet and easy. POrk-Quiet; new
$40 -. Larl-Prime steam s6 s. Hogs
Quiet and dull at s3 6jtd3 20.
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On our No. p,,..n, Frontier.

A In our bBsie,i AAd iss~i popalous elfIs. 81
the seAiS~ni and interior, Ha.tstisrs etomsrh
Ms 20 Il prs snInehiiy Iopahr wkerever
<5yfitxasIou plant its h-s on thb. continent
thitbef fs Ersat tonie sosn hnds iu ysy. Nor
y this surprisinx. for IL b the scibase of ell
otLeB best sdapted % tie uanis oi Ihs wpsern
emignnt be be miner o. ssrlcuitugIsi u an
inoonyssble sDedy 90 he dissses 10 uhieh
he : nost subysei. snd SiIch ere liable 10 b.
broasht On bys change Of ebnsts, hardship.
exposure. nnancusioned air and dlei, and nia,-
mste simo-g,hefs and water. Among ibes- are
dlportsn of The stomach and bowels. Rheumatic
sflmeneL and nslaasous s~vep. Cor all of which
Hoss<sf<f,s Bafsers he se~rsAin spsc1fc. eDuns
of ths Htsen bs<ars departing fos NE nsv seld
ot labor. OF On arriving. VIII have The s6sct ~
rs<ssntins ths eviis COZ which Il b such signal
remedy. noHS
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DRY GOODS
Nav York.

NEW York, April DRY Goods
Cotton goods fairly active and prices
very firm with an upward tendency In
brown and blcachcd goO'ls. Popcassst
brown sheetiny advanced lc. Prints IN
moderate demand. Dress goods in
steady request. Gingliams doing fairly.
Mems wear woolen- quiet. Foreign
gods sluggish in first hands.
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILApELPmI,. April l. Wool
Steady and unchanged; Ohio, Penn
sylvania, West Virginia NN and aboy"
3i@,35c; extra 33og3ic; medium 3Ja
37lc; medium coarse gNaDc; New
York, Michigan. Indiana and Western
fine 2s( 32c; medium 3Ta SIC; coarse
20G30c; combing washed 3jta i2c; un-
washed DO 2GNo 2sc; Canada combing
3jC93sc; fine unwashed 2l@23c: coarse
and medium 222Sc
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Jumpedthe Track.

Bosroy, April The night express
from Bangor on the Eastern road, drawn
hv two locomotives, jumped the track
at North Beverly, and the locomotives,
express car and mail AMI baggage cars
wene wrecked. blockading the track
during the night. Nobody was hurt.
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WASHINGTON.
Elections Investigation COMMITTEE

Elections Investigation Committee.
WASHINGTON, April THE Wallace
Committee continued its investigation
to-day. A. NJ Baker testified that no
person receiving salary less than
81 200 per year was asked 10 subscribe
10 the Republican campaign fund. q. B.
Suures testified that he was assistant
messenger in the War Department and
he didn't subscribe anything. Aiter re-
ceiyins the circular his salary was re-
duced to $50 month.
Public Debt Statement.
WASHINGTON, April six per cent.
bonds, SJS9, ,424. 80; five per cent.
bonds, S7O3, 2GG,6jO; four and onc-hali
p,r cent. bonds, $50 OOOO,OOO; four per
cent. bonds, $50, 100000 Navy pen
son fund, Sl4,00O,OOO. Total coin bonds,
S2.OO6 O9l 500.
Matured debt, S7,672, lG0; legal ten
drrs. S:}46, 1924 certificates ofdcposit,
81. $4,000; fractional currency, Sl5,-
g2j. .GG2; coin and silver certificates, >IS,-
G3l ,23O; reiunding certificates S53,O7O;
total without interest, S4U9,O3- SOB.
Total debt, y, ~, ,796, ,463. Total inter
est. S25,Uyl, ,26O.
Cash in Treasury, S420, 49, ,i5S;
debt less cash in tine Treasury S2,O27,-
IOO. .265; increase during March SS92,-
724; decrease since June so, 1873, S.
6S6.575. Current liabilities Interest
due and unpaid, S5,32S,0 ,020; debt ON
which interest has ceased, SI,612, 100;
interest thereon, $i25, ,776; gold and sill
yer certificates SlS,63l 80; United
States notes held for redemption OF Ger.
tificates deposit, S27,GSOOOO, United
States notes held for redemption OF
fractional currency, SS,45S,99l; called
bonds not maturrd, for which four per
cent bonds have been issued, SOS, AZ, :
zoo; cash balance available April l.,
1879. Sl44,243.5 $50; total in the Treas
urv, 500, 49,, i5S. Available assets
Cash in the Treasury, S42O, 7Sg ,+jS;
bonds issued 10 the Pacific Railroad
Company, interest payable in lawful
money principal outstanding, So ,623,-
5l2; interest accrued and not yet
paid. S969,352; interest paid by the
United States, S4l,77773, rs; interest re-
paid by transportation OF toe mails, &c,
SO 7O5. .O52. balance of interest paid by
the United States. S3l ,OiS, ,692.
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pi,t.hnrrh Riot Losses

HARRISBURG, Pa. April 1.-The bull
before Tie House Appropriation Com
mi,tes- 10 adjust and pay the losses IN
cnTredby the Pittsburgh riot, was dis
cussed At length, to-day, and a motion
10 postpone action ON II indennite'y'
Was defeated. Yeas, "a; nays, ST.
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LIVE STOCK.


EAST lIiDcrty.
EAsr LlBsWry, April L. Cattle
Receipts to-day 3U6 head. All for sale
here. supply very light no lar, and all
sold, but no change perceptible IN
prices, mostly common Ia medium; best
- I5td,5 -; fair Ia good ~ 6Gd5 %;
common 81 s0o4 ~.
llogs-RccciptS to-day 100 head.
Philadelphias 81 2jGi 40; Workers
g 75td3 30.
Sheep Receipts to-day $500 head.
Fair Ia extra - 5Otd6 Oh.
Chicago.
CuIcAGo, April !. - The Drouera'
Journal reports hog receipts 1000 head !;
shipments 4, 800 head. Market active;
mixed packing - j0H3 20; light - U
(a3 50; choice heavy - S5ta OO. Closed
strong.
Cattle Receipts 800 heal; ship
ments 300 head. Market a shade
higher; shipping 81 oO(lj 20; butchers
81 35G4 90.
Sheep-Reccipts 1000 head ship
mcnts so head. Market firm at - 62l
@5 62!.
CINCINNATI. o.. April L. Hogs
Steady; common - 75ta3 10; light ~ ~
@3 IS; heavy packing 81 70ts3 80; Sc
lccts - 0Od 400. Receipts 900 head /;
shipments 755 head.
~. Louis.
~. LorIs, April l.-liogs.-Steady
and slow; Workers and Baltmore's
- 3j@3 20; packing - i0CdCs3 20;
butchers 10 select heavy - 7jtai 0O.
Receipts 1900 head. Shipments 5000
head.
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As the DiPdieh correctly SAYS, there is
more truth than poetry in this doggerel
from a western Democratic journal:
"A iew yeArs ago tie Indiana Rad
Put through big gcrrymAnder
And the Sauoe that seasoned the ytalwAr goose
Nov seasons the Democratic GAndeF.n
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Prairie Fires.

1T. PAUL, April IA Sioux Falls
special to the PioAsSr Pres SAYS, prairie
fires reached the suburbs Of that town
and were only checked by great exer-
ton. The wife OF John Fonbion, a
farmer, was burned 10 death in attempt
ing TO save his barn.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Active. The lesd-
ing feature was the activity in Erie new
seconds, which advanced, under brisk
demand, to 66. The large buying of
these bonds is based upon the greatly
improved prospects Of the company
since the reorganization and laying OF
the third rail-
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroCKs-Irrcgular. Michigan Central
fell off per cent, and lackawanna al:
yanced per cent. The remainder OF
the list was without special feature. The
transactions aggregated Ia, 900 shares, of
which 1900 were Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore, $1,000 Northwestern common,
1900 preferred, 1900 st. Paul com.
mon, 5000 preferred, $1,000 Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western, $1,000 New
jersey Central, 2,400 Michigan Central,
1000 Ohios and $4,000 Western Union.
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rINANCE.

NKw YoRx, April l.-MoSrY-Active
at Z per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5G6 per cent. Sterling exchange
bankers bills quiet at 4S6; sight ex-
change on New York at asst. Pro-
duce exports for the week Sc, 75O, 900.
SILvHR-Bar silver here at 81 09; sub
sidiary silver coin l@lt per cent. dis
count. Silver at London 50 to 80 Sled.
GovERNMENrs-Firm.
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Wooden Ware.

TuHs-No. ]. three hoop ~ 30 per
dozen: No. >, two hoops Sj,j0per dozen;
No. >. two hoops - 30 per dozen. Pals
Two hoops 81 20 per dozen; three
hoops Il 10 per dozen. Washboards-
star 81 10 per dozen; double face - 20
per dozen.
Refined petroleum Is weaker and
the demand but moderate, 10 degrees
fire test selling at 9lc; 40 degrees do. at
| IlIc: and Ohio standard, l20 degrees
flash test, at lie. per gallon. Lard oil
| i steady but uuiet at 57(dG1c per gallon.
Linseed oil il firm AT &c per gallon.
ToBAcco-Firn; navies, 50'G5Sr, ac-
cording to brand; twists unchanged at
! 5jld 70c.
WHEELING SroGIEs- Sell at SO 30 per
900. tips, SIS % per 1000; scraps, BIC
per n.
Fruit and Vegetable Market.
APPLES-Are arriving freely, and
/ though the local demand Is not large
| there are orders here sufficient 10 take
| about all the god stock. The mar.
ke, is firm, lots on arrival bringing 81 %
/ OIL - per barrel
C,RR,GE-Is dull at 81 O0a4 2j per
hundred, and 8 5OCs4 % per crate; the
supply lair.
CRAxBERKIRs--C0niinue duiii stocks
about consumed; offered az II 7jts2 ~
per crate.
DRTD FKUIT-Is in moderate demand
and steady. Apples selling at 3a3c;
peaches 3.Ca4c per pound ia round
lots, and To .c more ior jObLing lots.
I.EAOAs-ATe IA better demand and
frmer: selling at - 7jta-3 -, per box.
OEASGEs-Are IN active demand and
firmer, although the supply - large,
selling at 81 7jta3 OOper box, - O09
8 - per case; extra large cases selling al
- J0la9 o..
OxIoxs-The market sdull for home
grown at 81 75a2OO, per barrel North
ern are in fair request at 81 7jtE2 25.
PoTATOE-Ars IN moderate lObblng
demand for peachbiow at SOCeyOc per
busbel. Early rOse will not bring any
more
SWIFT quiet and steady
Jerseys at - GOES ~ pr barrel.
! PKlSUrs-Are quiet and easy at the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02
PtnbuxSh

PrrrssuEsH, April l.-Petrolsum--
Dull; crude 81 02i at Prker's fog i'm
mediate shipment; re6nsd 9ie Tor Phils-
delphia delivery. = -ah 80. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02

ToLEDO, Aprill.-wbeat-steady and
firm. No. white Michigan 81 05i; am
Der Michigan, seller April. 81 o.; seller
May 81 OCi; No. red winter, seller
April 81 Oji; seller May 81 0Gi, seller
June 81 II; rejected Wabash 9sI; am.
Der western 81 O5l; No. ? amber Illinois
held at 81 IL; 81 10 bid. COrn-S Steady /;
hizh aiixed 55.e; No. 2 spot 35fc;
seller April 35lc; seller May 36ic: re.
jected 35Ic. Oats-fim; No. 2 Tic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02
Philadelphia.

CNcSSArf, Aprill.-Cotton- Strong;
holders ak an advance Of lc; middling
IOlc. Flour Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Sirong at Sl 0psl o.. Corn
Quiet and firm; No 9 3fa SIZE. Oats
Demand fair and market firm nj 29ls
32lc. Rye-DuIl and unchanged. Bar
lev-DuIl. Pork-IIeld at si02Js 10 10;
si0 10 bid. Iard-In good der and
and firmer; current make 81 1Ss6 ~.
Bulk Meats-stronger at s. 60s3 sps
5 %. Bacon-fn god demand al full
prices at 4ls5ls 5slG5ls5fc. whisky
In good demand AZ 81 OIL but beld
higher. No sales Bntier-Quiet and
unchanged. Linseed Ol-Steady and
unchan red. -