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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01


Nes touran1 il
Ses .............llb
Pacidc si1es q! 'S..........-........ ....-..lSl
GOVERNMENT Steady for 6s, per
cent higher for ia, per cent for ils,
and lsr cent for Is.
RAILROAD BoNps-Active and irregu.
lar.
STATE BoNDs-Dull, except for Ten.
nesseeS, which were strong and active.
SroCHs-lhc market opened irregular.
but became strong in early dealings, and
prices rose | To per cent. Oregon Nav.
Igation, Chesapeake aud OHIO stocks.
and Lie coal shares leading the upward
movement. Al the first board there
VA, fractional reaction, but dur
ing the afternoon speculation again
b, came strong, and prices took al mp
ward turn. the market continuing TO inn
prove Till the second board, when the
advance, as compared with Yesterdays
closing prices, ranged from . In per
cent, the latter Indiana, Bloomington
Hannibal snd ~. Joseph. Union Pacific.
Rock Island and 81 Paul were also
prominent therein. In late dealings
there was a slight reaction, which was
subs, lurntly partially recovered, and
the inardet closed firm.
The transactions aggregated Bs,OO0
shares, distributed as follows: Can
ada Southern 5000, Chesapeake and
Ohio ID, 200. D-Iaware, Lackswanna and
Western 10000, Delaware and Hudson
1909. Denver and Rio Grands IL 900.
hi, 1900, Hannibal and ~. Joseph
20,GO, Iron Mountain 1000, Illinois
Central 1000. Kansas and Texas 2,OoO,
Lake Shore 5000, Louisville and Nash.
vile 1900, Michigan Central 200, Man.
haitian Elevated 5000. Northwestern
l9,OCO, Nashville and Chattanooga 200.
New Jersey Central 1900, New York
Central 5000, Northern Pacific 900.
Ontario and Western 5000, Pacific Malt
l2,OOO, ST. Paul $4,000. ~. Paul and
Omaha 5000. Union Pacific 1900, Wa
bash Pacific 1000. Western Union I,O0o.
&. &. &c. 800, Marietta and TIN.
cinnati, LIST preferred, 500, Mobile and
Ohio 400. Rock Island 700. Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville 1000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
Defeated in Connecticut.

HARTFORD, March 3l.-The House oi
Representatives defeated the proposed
Constitutional amendment prohibiting
the manufacture and sale of Intoxicating
LIQUORS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
The Mute Faster.

Iowa CRY. IA, March 81 Miss Hat
tie Deul to-day began the thirty-eigh,h
day OF her voluntary fast. Tonight she
is resting easily, taking an occasional
sip OF warm waer and afterwards a
draught Of !, o water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
Rnrinr Trade Killed.

ERIE, March Silt Is still storming
to night. and at present there are ten
inches of snow. Merchants are talking
Of going East for thepurpose OF purchas-
ing another stock OF winter goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
A Saving ClarsL

What shall il benefit Vanderbilt and
Sould II they gain the whole world and
lose theirown soul? But, come to think
9i It, corporations have no souls
LafaySs,s Loader.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
Beaconsfield's Condition.

LONDON, March 3l.-Bcaconsiield is
somewhat easier. His private secretary
has been telegraphed to return from
Algiers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. wheat-Fsiriy active
and a shade higher; No. 2 Chicago
spring, 81 0OI al G5 cash; 81 0Otts&l 0Ot
s@ller April; 81 05: al 05t seller May;
81 C6lCal O5i seller June mo. 3. slcs96ci
rsjected770 50. Corn-In good demand
at full prices, 3sitSto.c cash: 3stc sell.
or April; i2!c seller May; 42fsAzs selisr
June. Oats-Fsirly active and shade
higher at 3o!S33c cash; sole seller
April; 35cts35t seller May. Bye and
barIey-steady and unchanged: Pork
u nsettled but generally higher st
SIS so cash: SIS 50 bid seller April;
SIS 90 bid seller May; SIS 10 seller
June. Lard - Unsettled bot esnef.ily
higher at $40 IS cash: SO 20 seller
April; $40 90 seller May; $40 20 seller
Juze. Bulk Meats-Steady and IN
changed. .whisky-Unchsnsed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
enc sales. iOncrcL .Er -dIVidond.
PRODUCE.
n ov YorR.

Nrw YoRr. March 3i.-COtton-
Quiet but steady at 10 II lGCSIl l5'lGc;
futures easy. Flour-Firm aud nm
cuanged; receipts 81 900 barrels; exports
g,OOD barrels. Wbeat-Opened dull:
closed more steady. receipts lGs.Uo
bu-hels:erporls ~, 900 bushels: rejected
spring oslo; nngraded do 81 u; ungrn.
ded red 81 I2,H,i %; No. 2 do sl 22(d
| 2iI; 80. ! DO ~ 2s.aI 2gi MIXED
winter 81 2DiCBl q nngraded white
81 lGIal 2Oi; No . do 81 20, No. do,
sales GG,OO0 bushels, st 81 2lichi 2ii;
40. red seller April, sales 2DG 600 bush.
els, at 81 22iCgI 22i. seller Nav, ,slss
335 UO1 bushels, at vi 2lilgl 81 seller
June, sales 100, 900 bushels, at 81 20Itp
! g0t. Corn-Dull and heavy; receipts
IA, 900 bushels; exports IL, 600 bushels;
ungrsded b1(aJ9lc, No. 3 bS.ts,JSlc,
st4aner 5sitatJJc; No. 2 5stCrGio; No 2
white 5JlHrlyOc; No. . seller April Bile;
seller May 5iic; seller June 5i!c. Oius
-Cnsettled and ieverish; receipts lJ..
90 bushels; western mixed @fc9ijc;
white western ij,a4sic. Hay-Q iist
and unchanged. Hops-Sominal y un.
changed. Cofee--Quiet and uncbinge1.
Sugar-Nominally unchanged. Aolss-
ses-Demand fair and market Grm.
Rice-In good demand. Petroleum.
Quiet and unchanged. Tsllow-Quirt
and firm at Gt@Sic. Rosin-Dull at IA
(as2tc. Turpentine-Hesyy st 4IlsIilc.
Epp-In good demand and frmsr at
Isc. Pork-Quiet bat held higher, old
mess quoted at SIS 05ttSi6 %. Beei-
Steady and unchanged. Cut Meats
Quiet and steady; long clear s. Ti;
snort clear - 80. JArd-Firm; prime
steam Gil 05. Buttsr-Quiet and un-
changed. Cbeese-Iluiet and weak at
l0Sl2c-
BALTIMORE, March 81 .-PIour-sba'y
and unchanged. Wheat-wes'r, rts iy
and firm; western winter rel. spot
and seller March $l..0t(s1 2o. sei.er
April 81 25iSl 25i; seller May u Zt(S
25i: seller June 81 1901 lsi. CCn.
spot and seller March 65,css55i; seller
April 55ics55ie; seller Nay 53tee52ic;
seller June, 5it95+t; steamer 5ys.53tc.
Oats, standy: western white E(1tIc;
mixed 44fsi5c; Pennsylvania, NC. Rye
Higher st 81 ~. Hsy-Unehangej.
Provisions Dull aud without. quotsbIe
change. Butter-Dull. except choice, ,un.
changed. Egp-Quiet at I5c. Petfole-
um-yominsl Conee-Duil. sugar-
Steady. whiskv- At &l0e9l col
foLsDo, Mach 3l.-Wbest-Qnist
and unchanged; amber Michisnn 81 0si;
No. : red wsbeah spot 0sI; seller
Apeil 81 ost; seller May 81 l0s; seller
July 81 06t; No. 8 red Wabash q Oh;
rsjectsd &C; No. . rcd mi1ed 81 06S. Corr
| -EAsiss; high mixed 44ie; No. 2 spot
ale; seller April Gc: rejected 4le;
damaged 42c. Osts- Dull No. 3 Sc; No.
vhiis SIG. Clover seed-Quiet; prime
mammoth tS 90; No. 2 do. "a 70; prime
lA 70; old do. a 90, No. 2. q W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
Cremation ut Washington, Pa.

PrTTsBUkGH, March 3l.-The body Of
Col. l. n. Ross. OF Holden, Mase., was
cremated at Washington, Pa, this after
noon. There was no ceremony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
DRF GOODS
New York.

Nav York. March 3i.-Dry Good
Business quiet with commission house ,
and importers and jobbing trade is
less active. Cotton goods are quiet and
unchanged. Prints are moving slowly.
Lawns quiet and steady. GInxhams
sctive AMI firm. Dress goods sluggish.
Mems voolens continue in light and
irregular demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Active at S to s Per cent.-6ov.
enments Ste,dy-flour Steidy and
Unehanged-whsat Fairly Active
and 4 Shade Higher
Hogs Easier
FINANCE.
New York.

Nlw YoRE. March Sl.--MoSxv--
Active al 5G6 per cent per annum, and
l.3e per diem. Prime mercantile paper
5S6 per cent Sterling exchange. bank.
ers' bills steadyat isot; demand is2l.
sLvER-AtLondon 81 Ia per ounce, bar
silver here llll subsidiary silver coin
Nal per cent. discount
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-01
RAILROAD RACKET.
A LIVELY RUMPUS AMONG THE Off.
GERS OF
The Chicago and Iowa Company A
General Tearing up Of Tracks-New
Project at SteubenviIe-Changes
in Railway Circles at
Cincinnati.
LIST OF INJURED BY THE WRECK on
THE WABASH.
RAILROAD RACK EFT.

Officer Forcibly Elected from His Cnioe-
Track Torn Up and Otner Reckless Ac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-27
The Presidents Condition.

The information from the President to-day Is
cheering indeed. He slept all throug last night
with the exception of single brief interval, and
the beneficent effects of this refreshing rest.
just at this time. could scarcely be oyeresti-
mated. He is apparently on the road to con-
Vaiescence once more. The surgeons believe
now that the worst is passed. Since yesterday
forenoon the President has continued to i'm
prove. and last night he expressed himself as
feeling better than he had for several days.
There is every reason now to hope for his re-
covery. The surgeons have evidently handled
the case with the greatest care and skill. Dur
ing the past several days they have been sub
Jected to sharp. almost fierce criticism from
some Journals. but the marked Improvement in
the President will overcome any feeling OF
doubt in the public mind that these arraign-
ments of their course and treatment may have
caused The surgeons may feel assured that
they have the confidence of the country and
that their efforts in behalf of the President en-
title them TO the nations gratitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-27

Gov Foster, of Ohio, receives numbers of
letters and dispatches daily firm all portions of
Texas, protesting against the action of the gov
ernor OF that state in declining to join other gov
errors In recommending day of Thanksgiving
ior the Presidents recovery. These communica-
fions come from people Of all classes and condi-
lions OF lfe and all of them declare that the peo-
pie OF Texas will earnestly and religiously observe
the day that governors of other states NAV set
apart. 1t is well for Gov. Roberts that he is not
seeking reelection at the present time He
would most certainly be defeated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-27

The war of rates between the great rival
railway lines continues without any signs of
abatement or compromise. person can travel
frst-class now from Boston to Chicago for five
dollars. The competing routes keep a close
watch upon each other, and a reduction or rates
by one is quickly followed by lower cut on the
part of its rivals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-27

The New York Tribune says with point in re
gard to the quarrel of the doctors over the Pres
ident's case:-"In truth, one Of the sad features
Of this tragic event is the revelation which it
has made of the spirit of some surgeons who
were not called to attend the patient"
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LINEN LAWNS! LINEN LAWNS,
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II wo nuno red l2O0) pieces Of beautiful MADRAS
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FOR .SALE-HOUSES.

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It'll street. corner Of northwest containing Store
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jy191m
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CUNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN. RE-
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ones remodeled Remember the number-7l0 9th street
northwest MARIA
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Quite evidently pack Of speculative jackals
are ousy in Washington sending out panicy re-
ports IN regard to the Presidents condition for
eject on the stock market.
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40 GREAT BARGAINS 40
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CLIMB UP!
LIMB UP!

AS UNINvITING AS THE FIRST FLOOR LOOKS
THE SECOND FLOOR IS STILL DISPLAYING
FAIR SIZE STOCK. ALTHOUGH THE STOCK Is
LOW. ESPECIALLY TO THOSE ACCUSTOMED TO
TRADE WITH Us WHEN WE ARE IN GOOD
SHAPE. 1T is NEvERTHELEss ABOUT TWICE
AS LARGE NOW AS THOSE STOCKS THAT ARE
GENERALLY ANNOUNCED AS s.THE LARGEST
IN THE CITY" THERE IS NOW ABOUT $40. ono
WORTH OF sEAsoNABLE GOODS DISPLAYED.
AMONG WHICH ARE MANY OF THE MOST TASTY
STYLES WE HAVE SHOWED THIS SEASON. WITH
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CLOTH GOODs,) EVERYTHING HAS BEEN
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED A
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delivered at their Mill High street. Georgetown or at
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Ington DAVID DREYFUSS & co.
DAVID DREYFUSS !
JACOB RAMSBURG'S SONS,} jy27-eo3t
PROPOSALS FOR FEED.
NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON, July 26, 1884,
Sealed Proposals in duplicate to be Endorsed .Propo
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the lsI PAY OF AUGUST 1881 for Feed. to be deliv
expense to the government, and subject to the usual
spection viz:
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS REG. No. g.
- 80 tons e, 2i0 lbs Timothy Hay loose
30, 900 lbs. Yellow Corn Meal.
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6U0 - Shoots
tons q, 240 lbs, long Rye Straw, in bundles
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]. ADAMS SMITH,
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dress Mrs. j. W. PHILLIPS. Falls Church. va. j27 2w.
THOSE WISHING REST AND PURE MOUNTAIN
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valley Home, twelve miles west Of Winchester Va.
jy26-2ts
GUNNER BOARDING-AT THE STONE MAN
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Every home comfort; shade trees and lawn in album
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GUNNER BOARD ON FARM-EORTH HILL.
Clarke Co.. w., via Washington and Ohio Railroad to
found Hill. and via Shenan Valley Railroad to Berry
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CASILEMAN. m3O eO2m
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21

Lieut.. Gender of the British
Palestine exploring party has TAX
en his surveying party back to
Jerusalem for the Winter, bring
ing with him the Results of his
first campaign across the Jordan
Over 900 names have been collect
ed, moro than 200 ruins have been
examined, some 400 cromlechs
have been found, and plans,
sketches and photographs have
been taken. In addition to tue
cromlechs, several menhirs or
standing stones have been found,
and ancient stone circles in con-
nection with both classes of monu-
ments. Among the sites explored
are Heshbon, EleahIab, Madebs,
Baal-MeOn. Ne5o and Pisgah, the
hot springs of CalllirrhoG Rab-
both, Amman, and the Jordan VAL
ley. Lieut.. Gender reports that he
has fou nd the place OF the worship
OF Baal Peor and the site of Ba-
moth Baal; that he has al impor.
tant suggestion to make as to the
"bedstead" of Og; that he has dis.
covered the method by which the
enormous stones used at Arak ell
Emir were brought up from the
quarries; that lie has found Sass
sanian building at Amman, which
seems likely to illustrate in an in
teresting manner the architecture
Of the Kubbet-es-Sakhra at Jeru-
salem.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court..............H HINES. !.

Superior Court.............H HINES, j.
TUESDAY. Dec. 20, 1881.
OCOnnor VS.. Fogle-On trial;
jury out.
Prayer We. Griffin-M Motion of Re-
spondent to dismiss appeal argued
and submitted.
Los Angeles immigration aud
Land Cooperative Association VS..
Phillips ct al.-Continued till to-
morrow at 8 A. NJ.
Coronado vs. Rumpp- Order on
J. A. Fisher, ]. p, to show cause,
continued till tomorrow at 81 A, NJ.
Kohler VS.. Gage-Motion pend
ing continued till December 22d, ut
81 A. M.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Robinson vs.. Thomas On trial
before jury.
Dodson VS. RObinson-Jury Trial.
Los Angeles Immigration and
Land Cooperative Association We
Phillips.
Coronado VS. Rumpp.
HOWARD, ].
Levy VS.. Cohn-Continued till
to. morrow at 10 A. M
Mound City Land & Water AS
ISOLATION vs.. Louis Phillips ct al
On trial.
Savings and Loan Society VS.. H.
Z. Hazard ct al-Fifteen days adj
ditional time given to defendants
to answer.
SET FOR TODAY.
Chapman vs.. Bates-Argument.
Estate of Dolores Navarro-Peti-
ton for letters.
Levy We. Cohn--Trial.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21
Wilmington Shipping News.

Arrived Dec. IA, schooner Jessie
Nickerson, Blum master, 38 hours
from Ventura, $50 tons grain to
chip Bona.
Arrived Dec. IL, American bark
Sierra Nevada, Nelson master, 10
days from Departure Bay; 1900
tons coal to s. p. r, r. Co.
Sailed Dec. II, schooner Agnes
Nickerson, Matson master, in bal.
last for coast landings.
Sailed Dec. Is, schooner Daisy
Rowe, GaIlop master, In ballast for
Hueneme.
Sailed Dec. l6, brig Tanner,
O'Sullivan master, in ballast for
San Francisco for repairs.
Sailed, British ship Plantagenet,
Kerr, master, with $50 tons of coal
as ballast, for San Francisco.
Captain James has flushed lining
and loading the British ship Roma.
She leaves this port with cargo of
1850 tons of wheat for Liverpool.
This is the last grain ship of the
season.
Sailed, December 18th, sch ooner
Jessie Nickerson, Blum, master, in
ballast for Ventura.
Sailed, December 18th, schooner
Martha w. Tuft, johnson, master,
in ballast for coast landings.
Sailed. December 18th, American
ship Zouave, Seper, master,s Gin bal
last for Burrard inlet.
Arrived, British bark Large Boy,
Lusin, master. 13l days from Flush
ing, Belgium, with 1900 tons of
rail way material. The Captain re.
ports heavy weather off Cape Horn;
shifted cargo.
Sailed, December 18th, schooner
Agnes Nickelson, Bunderson, mas
ter, In ballast for coast ports.
Sailed, December 18th, schooner
Allie, Miller, master, in ballast for
Casper Greek.