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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
PRODUCE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,
NT w Va Mach D,D

REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, w. Va, March -.
The market during the past week has
been quiet, with prices about unchanged,
with fair business
Grdtn--Corn is less scarce. it is worth 75c
and choice Soc. Wheat is worth 81 30 and Is
very dull. Oats have continued at %
cents per bushel. Rye is very lightly
supplied at 81 05 per buShel.
t5Our-Family white 81 0O97 50. Patent pro-
cess, IS 5OCtS rs. Spring wheat, 81 10.
Observation-Disclosures good and no change
I?c; good Rio ig}se; prime ls!sc; b., choice !s
Java DC. Syrups, common $iaiOc; prime sc;
65c; choice 75c; Sugars, refined hard
T poEasTed nS oc coffee sS Prairie 9
sugar &c; palace A 9lsc; golden SCI; prime
Sc; yellow 1890. Rice, Carolina choice
re; New Orleans prime &c; Rangoon
BednS-ln active demand at 81 " per
buShel.
Biater-Choice butter is plentier and COM
mandS 3UelSOc.
Che6Se-COmmanded l04l3c. Tor factory,
and l5c. for New York.
Canned Goods-GoOd demand; Id. cans,
pie peaches, 81 70; ) ID. cans peaches So %; Id.
cans peaches g IS. Tomatoes, 10: cans cans 81 30
81 6O. Strawberries, 2 Id. cans 81 %. Black
berries, ? ID. cans 81 -. Raspoerries, 10; cans
81 81. Plums, ID. cans 81 4Oal 90, Lima
light, 65c; full weight 81 10, 2 10. String beans
81 -.
AppIcs-Scarce at So 5Oai 90 per btA. for good.
RoqS-7cr7i9c peril and coming in rapidly,
CuttLe-4l4 Cd5l8c per h., and dull.
iSheep-Are in but moderate demand at $40
4e per h., and scarce,
Dried FTuits-Apples ut 4G5c; peaches
Sc for prime halves; currantS 6'+e; raisins,
layers, g 10 per box: Valencia lOlac per 10
fedthers-Live geese 6Ogb5c.
E00s-Larger receipts; at 23d25c per doz.
FISh-No. 3 mackerel, bbls., Sll %; No. 2
medium mackerel, Sl2 OO.
Hdy-At Sli % for baled loose, Sll W9l2 %
and very plenty and dull.
NdiLS-The card rate on nails, fence and brads
from led to 6Od is So 10.
FoIitrV-Chickens, 81 5Oa8 70 per dozen,
and plenty; ducks, dressed, &c per h.;
geese, 40d50c each; turkeys, dressed, l2l2Gl5c
per h., live SCd9c per ID.
Ia fofr
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Maple SgTup-Sl l0per gallon.
WkiSky-Sl l5al l6 per gallon.
Din GoodS-There has been a ssiH upward
tendency for cotton goods for several weeks
past and the inclination Is still IN that direc-
ton. Our last weeks quotations with few ex-
ceptions are about correct. Muslins, advanc-
ing stif1y, 5Sse; ginghams, 7149ec; Berkshire
ginghams advanced to &c, and Lancaster lOc,
chevoits TISallc, Uncasville advanced TO loo;
crashes 59f6c; denims 99l314c; ducks ll9lSc /;
leans l5G5sc; table linens, 59Sc; and dress
goods l0aSOc. Prints are quoted from 5Zd7c.
Seeds-Timothy S. 90; clover S. 0095 50; Blue
Grass 81 Is; orchard grass 81 90.
F1srs-The following quotations on furs are
from this week. price current OF Horkheimer
Bros, ll52 Water street and l, and Twelfth
street, Wheeling. special care" 1t says,
sshoula be taken in the shipment OF green
skins, as they often arrive in a damaged con-
dition when proper care Is not taken"
Mink, No. dark 81 %; No: pale I5ci NO.
do SOC. Muskrat, good fall $50; kits lOe. IA
coon, largo prime goods well handled Iocj
small 60; No. and pale SOC; No. 400; No.
SOC. Skunk, black prime 81 8; half stripe
prime 7Sc; narrow white stripe prime &c
broad and white stripe prime 100. Grey fox
No. open 81 90. Red fox, No. u %. otter
No. large cased 81 0OaS %. Opossum, large
cased prime sc good open aoc; Nos. 3 and
worthless, lOc. Wild cat, No. DOC. Housecat
No. / loe. Bear, No. large and fns with fuL
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FINANCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 22-MoSEY-At 4@6
per cent, closing offered at per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, steady
at 4S6; demand 1891.
GovERNMENTs-Unchan except for ex-
tended IS, which are IS per cent. lower.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF

BnARDOP COMMISSION ERs Or Ono 90,
". VA, WHEELING, March IL, lss2 }
SEALED proposals will lie received nj this
office until the 18th inst, at II o'clock noon
for furn ishipg the several grades Of coal nj the
bank for the County lnnrmary for one year
COMMENCING on the Isl day OF Apni next.
coal, delivered Ia the poor Of the city Of
Wheeling for one year commencing April LIST,
next.
Also for furnishing collins. hacks, &c, for
the poor OF the county.
The Board reserves the right To reject any or
all bids BY order ~ the Board.
mnrlH ROBERT II. WOODS, Clerk.
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N EDICAL.


SkN UlSEAStS GUkEU !
By DIR. FRAZIERs Magic Ointment Cures
as IL by magic, Plmples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Biotches or Eruptions on the face, leav-
ing the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cures itch, BARRIERS Itch, Salt Rheum, letter,
Ringworm, Scald Head, Chapped Hands, Sore
Nipples, Sore Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASES.
F. Drake, Esq, Cleveland, o., suffered beyond
all description from a skin disease which APP
peared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctor
ing failed to help him, and after all had failed
he used Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment aud was
cured by few applications.
80 The first and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, 50 cents.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles, DIR. Williams Indian Pile Oint.
ment is a sure cure. Price slOo, by mail.
For sale by druggists.
Logan & Co., Agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
S. q. Hamilton, Agent, Bellstre, 0.
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Samaritan Nel.vine

Is for sale BY druggists everyNhere, or may Dc
had direct from us. Those who wtsh 70 Oh.
tissof samaritan Nervipe will please enclose
a S.cent postage stamp for copy OF our IL
iustrated Journal Of Health, giving Hundreds
of testimonials OF cure from Pefsons Sho
tnres photographed AFTER their restoration to
nerfect health. Address
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23

NOrk-Trains leaving Bellaire ~ $50 q N.
and p. m. connect At Yellow Crrck for ClevO-
land. All trains daily except sunday.
u. W. CALDWELL.
=, ~ oenI MsnAsert Pittsburgh, -
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SKIN DISEASES.
G00D NEWS ALL HAIL !

No more nauseous vermifuges for the child
rem Logan Co.'S Pie aSant worm oyrup,
tastes nicely, acts as a childs physic, aud Is
an excellent remedy for worms.
In large bottles % cents.
LOGAN & CO.,
DRUGGISTS, BRIDGE CORNER.
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DR. S. A. RICHMOND & CO.,

WORLDS EPLEPTICTNsTTTUrE,
na-2aeodc 81 Joseph, No.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { 81. Louis
RAILwAY-PAN-HAN ROUTE
THINE TABLE EAST AND wcSf JAN.
y, lsS. Trains leave Pan. Handle DepoS
foot OF Eleventh street, near Public Landing.
daily. except sunday. ~ follow:
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Cincinnati.

TOLEDO, March 22.-Wheat-StrOng; No.
2 red spot 81 36H; seller March 81 49,;
seller April 81 3GH; seller May 81 37A;
seller June 81 81; seller July 81 10; seller
August 81 Az; seller year 81 l3h. Corn
Stronger; No. spot seller April and
May 69jsc; seller March 69@70c; seller
June &c. Oats Inactive. Glover Seed
No. > s. GO; prime 81 30; prime mani
moth 81 10.
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rOferel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24

,rho coh;rot are united in advocating this fun
damental change, and the Liberal meinoei'
who voted against it in the spring nave pro"
abIy ascertained by this time that (her ooh-
stituencies are strongly in favor Oh IT, lno
Conservatives under the leadership oil MI Uio-
son. who is fast becoming the most lnhuehtiai
man ON that side of the House. will plead that
# is n question on which the consclences oil
both norties should be satisfied, and, c0nse-
ouentlv. that an adjustment or compromise OF
some sort is imperatively required Inc hoiho
Rulers will also make q desperate effort 70 pre-
vent the passage of rules which will put an emu
TO their obstruction tactics. But 1t seems pfoo-
able that Mr.. Gladstone can secure inc pass
are of the majority rule If he resolutely ue-
clares his intentions at the outset ana stouuy
declines to make any concessions. Wheh Ihe
Closure is settled the remaining rules oughC
not to meet with serious resistance Ihe
scheme of forming series CT genera com
mittees will be opposed because, theoretlcaiP,
it may impair the authority OF the House. anu
practically, it may involve no saving OF t'mo.
This is the principle which the Ministry VIII
be least apt to uphold in ADVOCATING the new
rules. provided serious opposition Is mani
tested. The Closure is recognized on all sides
as the vital principle of the new order OF pro-
cedurc When that point is once disposed OIL
the debates will drag.
The Ministry will probably make strenuous
efforts to exclude all questions relating 10
Egypt. but as there seems to be hxeh deter
mination on the part of the Opposition 10 III
troduce the subject, the debates on procedure
will undoubtedly be frequently interrupted
Whatever may be the specific object Oh thc
adjourned session, the Commons reserve 10
themselves the right of discussing at their own
discretion all questions of supreme I'M
nortance. The unbroken silence which the
Ministry have maintained since the battle OIL
Tel-el-Kebir renders declaration vi Pohoy
unavoidable. The period of occupation seems
TO depend entirely upon the success OF Uehel'li
Baker in organizing a new army OF lo'ooV
men. Differed in large part by Engllshmeh'
Unon the efficiency ana loyalty OF that army
tne authority of the Khedive will be grounded
sc soon rs the last detachment OF British reg
MARS retires. The plan of reorganization has
been ACCEPTED at Cairo and recruiting Is
actively going forward. Whatever may be the
intricacies of diplomatic correspondence
here is n fundamental question OF English pol
icv which is certainly ripe for discussion Mr.
Gladstone has never shared his predecessors
fondness for mystery in diplomacy. lie knows
that popular impotence Is incieaslI g ana lie
will probably seek an early opportunity Tor
making an authoritative declaration respecting
Egypt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. Blaine are expected in Washington
for the winter, next week.
Mrs. Frances I.odgson Burnett. the novelist has
returned to Washington for the winter from her
summer soourn in New England.
President Allen and ether members OF the Webster
Memorial Society of Boston will visit the birthplace
OF Daniel Webster to-day, the thrtieth ami
yersaly OF his DEATH
The dollar subscriptions to the Garfield Monu-
ment Fund of Cincinnati now aggregate about
$40 OOO-enOugh for the purpose. The statue is to
he OF bronze, full length OF heroic SIZE and mounted
on granite pedestal
The death is announced of Nicolas Lorin, Of
Chartres France. Il celebrated painter glass.
IIe painted windows or portions of windows. for
fine oathcdrals of Work, Canterbury. Roden.
Rheims NOtro Dame ,lParls, and many other nOteu
ecclesiastical structures,
The Hon. Joseph A. Dolph. who has just been
elected to the United States Senate by the Oregon
Legislature is a native of New-York lie has lived
in Oregon about twenty years and besides being
nroniueot ,awyer Mt Portland has been connected
intimately with many important business enter
prlses that state.
Professor Gneist the well-Known writer the
British Constitution, has declined reelection TO the
Prussian Parliament In which he has sat for twenty
wears because the failure OF the late measures of
economical reform has produced such embitterment
and confusion that there Is no room lcIt Tor the
tasks OF positive legislation
a A faw evenings ago Judge Jerry" Black presided
mt a political meeting at York, Penn. On taking
the chair he said: hardly intended to be hero to-
nioht; but | saw in little newspaper that Judge
BLACK would now have to show his hand in this
cnmuaign. There they are and no gracefully
aid forward both hands "There Is no stain on
them They never hold a bribe.'
Before making his recent visit TO Rome, tho
Compile de Chambord sent messenger to the Pope,
communicating his intention to adopt the son of the
Compto do Paris heir to his property and crown.
Leo XIII. expressed pleasure at hearing this, but
avoided entering into particulars concerning il.
Thereupon the Compile decided ~ seek personal
Interview with HIS Holiness about it, aud lid so.
lie was received very secretly at the Vatican, and
left Rome on the following morning.
Signor Tommaso Gsgliardi, who executed the
sculptures OF the pedment Of the east front OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
New,l1ork Daily Gribn'te.
FOUND EDBY GRACE G r ELY
TUESDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1882.
JHE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FoRv1GX.-The city of Manila capital OF the
Philippine Islands, was struck by typhoon on
Friday and great damage was done to buildings ana
shining. GO Milan l., the King of Servla, has
been shot at by a woman, but was not injured
g. RiotOus demonstrations occurred In Lyons on
Sunday -- Delegates from revolutionary So
oietes met in London yesterday and passed several
resolutions 60 A number of men belonging TO
schooner bound TO New-IOTx have been picked up
of sea; they had been in small boat several days
DoMEsTIC.-The landing Of William Penn was
celebrated in Chester, Penn, yesterday. == A l.
Ronvon late president of the Pacific National
Bank of Boston, was indicted yesterday Tor lending
the banks money without security. =- John n.
Name Of Cooperstown, n. Y, shot his wife and
hired man and then committed suicide. = There
were thirty-seven new cases Of yellow fever re-
rorted in Pensacola Fla. 60 Mrs. SCOville testl-
fed in the suit brought by her husband in Chicago
TO investigate her mental condition. == The VIII
of Mrs Caroline Fillmore Is TO be contested by her
relatives 80 The Rev. w. l.. Woodruff, of Bal
timore was arrested for opening letters which dld
NOT belong to him. == Henry ID. Decorez, a
desertcr from the army, was shot by officers Ill
Heald,burg Cal, while resisting arrest.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Allan Campbell was nom
mated for Mayor yesterday by the Citizens Com
mittee. - Mrs Langtry arrived on the steamer
Arizona - The Republican district leaders de-
cded o nominate a straight ticket. GO The Kew
Dr. scudder, of Brooklyn, resigned his pastorate TO
accept call to Chicago. &C The attendance at
the walking match not large Hughes led dur
ing the day. 80 Gold value of the legal-tender
silver dollar (412l2 graiusl, $3.50 cents. GO
Stocks after opening STEADY made irregular declines
and closed unsettled and weak
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. local observations IN
dictate cloudy weather, with chances of light ram
followed by falr and cooler weather. Temperature
Yesterday: Highest So; lowest, 40; average
$3.50
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
TILE BRITISH COMMONS.

The British Commons reassemble to-day TO
complete half-linished work. The debate
on the reform of procedure last spring was ex-
haustive, although only one critical division
was reached. In order to save what progress
was then made the Ministry have summoned
the Commons Mt an unusual season and will
endeavor to restrict the discussions TO the
specific question which remains to be settled.
At one time Mr. Gladstone seemed inclined TO
accept the two-thrds rule in closing debate
but now that special session has been called
for the express purpose of disposing of the
new rules, he will adhere to his original pro-
posal-Closure by bare majority, under
conditions which amply protect the minority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
amnsrments Go Night.

ApryY's PARK THEATRE" Colohel Muipeii' '0N'A'
ArrRIcsN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BIyou OPERA HOUSE" The sorcerer''
poorus THE ,rRE-" The Romany Rye"
D.rr,s THEATRE" The Squire
FIrru AVENUE THEATRE"L e voyage en- Chine
crpn,sIA THEATRE" TrOmpette.'
U,vreIy,s l4TH STREET THEATRE" Only Farmer s
Daughter"
UySpERsoNs STANDARD THEATRE" ManteauA NoIs'
National ACADEMY OF DEsGGN-Art Exhibition
N,nro,s @ ARpFN-.' John Misher, One of the Finest
s.N FRANCISCO OPERA HoUsE-San Francisco Mlnsiels
ITALIA THEATRE" Their Family"
THEATRE CoMIouE-2 and S--"The Blackbird."
TIE CASINO The Queens Lace Handkerchief
Tony PASTORS l4rH-sT. THEATRE-2 and S-N"rleV
UNION SQUARE THEATRE" The Rivals.
WAIIACK's THEATRE-"T The Parvenu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24

Senate wing of The Capitol, Washir gton, has maa.
be erected In that city. The statue will be ten fes
high, and will represent the Italian Libsrato.
standing in an easy posture. bis left hand on NJ.
sword-hilt, ana bis right hand upon map of ItaI'
the index finger pointing significantly to RomsIJ
The head will be uncovered, while over m.
she ulders will be carelessly thrown miIlta,v
cloak. and loosely knotted scarf will bind ~
flowing collar of the historic red SHIRT. '1'
Mr.. Moncure d. Conway expresses fear th..
Mrs. Langtry is unconscously putting down brsk..
on progressive movements relating to the political
6nd educational position of women. sIfp s.
writes, he looks upon the portraits of the ma.
intellectual and scholarly women OF mod.,.
times-Margaret Fuller, Elizabeth Brownie.
George Eliot-and then upon the pictures of profrs'
sonal beauties the most resolute radical will bav.
to admit that the factors Of natural selection a..
not the same when evolving generally genius ana
beauty. What must be the feelings Of an intellso'
tually brilliant but personally plain snthorss.
who observes that Mrs. Langtry makes more mona,
in a week-perha?s in one evenng-by hs,
physical beauty. than she by year of thou,hf,
The fact may seem little demoralzng at Girtoe
and SOmervile Colleges. Bat fortunately the in
tellectual tendency among women has gone too "a,
TO suffer arrest. Even Mrs. Langtry's beauty was
not enough capital without an alliance witb
dramatic art and If. on the other hand she sng
ge,ts to the learned ladies that they will be non.
the worse for good looks, her success will be zen.
eral benefit"
LONDON, Oct. 23.-Among the passengers on tina
steamer Servia, which sailed from Queenstown 70,
New-York yesterday is Colonel j. Schuyler Crosby
Governor of Montana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
POLITICAL NEWS.

There are more than thirty candidates ID luo
field for The nine seats Wisconsin will have III wv
next House. Some Of the districts have ~ many % -
asprauts while others content themselves WIN wv"
1t would fill the Democratic cup OF bliss
the brim If the party could elect Butler Go'ern".~
Massachusetts ana send three or four members w..
gress from the State The former 10 not proDaoe L.
Republican dissatisfaction and apathy III se'e''
trlcts make the latter possible -,
A constitutional amendment will be Vo'ou
on In Michigan next month which proposes 10 ino ~,
the salaries Of the Circuit judges from Sl5o 10 49,
The desire elevate the bench by securing by
VINO are now deferred from hcVNP'Ai7 JUS
the inadequate pay
Governor Blackburn of Kentucky Sg'
that he will retire private life when his presen'
OF office Is ended and never NEEDLE with pohu0' 80
lie claims that lie has nothing 10 regret IN tne h
made while he hiss held the Goyernorslp: AS y Srea
numerous pardOns he says ~ have pardOhou ssdan
number OF cOnVcts 1t is true, but would raj brlns
them than have thom die IN prison anu '"'
everlasting disgrace upon their relauNos' -
General Singleton, the Independent p'% ~.
cratic candidate for Congress in the Xlith ILLINOIS
triet is making the canvass uncomfortabIy warm ~
his Democratic rival His friends have star'eu
paign paper which they announce will DO dlssd mol,
Tree aud that those who do not like the terms hat
subscribe IN the city Of QUINCY lt 10 s'"i
Singleton VIII receive nearly sohd Vote 4.
The liquor interest in Milwaukee is aoou' ~ :.
start a paper to advocate Its peculiar prine'pes
Chicago Journal remarks IA follows ON the proposals
Just why the Milwaukee brewers and dlslln'i 49,, 4.
want special organ Of their own OF that grs
hard t. guess when they the voluntary an md
tuitous aid Of all the Democratic newspapers ."
out OF Wisconsin" -
Springer, of Illinois, has hiseye upon theope"A
ershiu Of the next House OF Representatives. III NC ~
get good majority in his district this year ne ma
he will "ioom" as the most prominent candidate io
pLace from the Western States. But those wno a,oty
Horned say that instead OF getting noreaseu than
no viii go back To Washington Will sMan'i S
heretofore. .u.sr
General w. l.. Mcmillan. tho kepupn's-