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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-18
TRUSTED 'S SALE
OF A VALUABLE
Market ST. Dwelling and Business House.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST.
ID dated the iuh day 81 Jsnuary .is7s, made
10y John lhoner and Frances Thoner, his
wife, To 4eofge W. JefeN.frust~c, Ia securc to
Mary A. FrsnZheim, eXecutriA, the pay iDent
Of certain pIomissory notes named therein,
once Of the County Court Of Ohio county, w.
Va. in Iced Of Trust book No u, psEr. Sii.
81? and SI3; and by virtue OF an o. der OF tho
Circuit Court Of said county made and en-
tered on the jih day ~ May, l>>S, appointing
the undersigned M trustee under said deed OF
trust IN the place and stead at George ".
letters. viii proceed a sell NJ the front door
81 the Court Bou,e Ia thesity OF wheeling ON
Wednesday, tho 2oth day Of J SIC, 1888,
begin ming nj ~ o'clock A ~, the following
described real estate situate In the Ftfth ward
Of q e said city of Wheeling, that H. To say
80 much of the lot numbered one Hundred
and Twenty Nine u.e), situate on the cast
siue 81 Market Square, ns fronts Twenty.
Two Feet and One Inch on the east side Of
Market Square, and extending back and "
equal width, east wRrdiy 10 the wcst side OF
Alley &C." being the nor tEerly one third part
Of said lot VI. 10, together with the brick
business house and dive ling and all the ether
improve m, nts erected thereon.
money snd much more - the purchaser
may elect to pay In ca b. and the residue ia
two equal annual pay mrnts with interest
from tue day OF sale. the pnrcha Ia give
his notes with good security for the deferred
paymrnis, and the Legal Title la the property
Ia be retained until the purchase money u
fully paid.
trustee shall convey sM Tsa" y Ro ~ ki,s
W. HALLEn, huc,ioneer. Trustee.
MALL
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST
ID mad. u siItu day Of January. ls't, oI
Alexander Chamber, Jr.. and LssbelIa. biz
wife. 10 n. W. BOYD. trustee, 70 secure the
which deed II =. corded ia he Clerks ofnns ~
The County Court Of Onto County IN de.d ~
irutt book No. n pages E3 and rs, ana ~
virtue 81 an order OF the Great COGrt OF The
said county, made and entered on TIE 9TH
day ~ Aprll, isz, appointing ihs undsn,izsed
reed 10 sclI. nj the front door Of the Court
House In the city OF Wheeling. On tkTCh'
DAY. The IuH DAY Or MAY. Bs3, corn.
mtncing ~ 10 O'Clock A. n. the following de.
scrttsd real estate, ~ Wit: Tue eouiDsAS
one fourth part ~ hat portion 8 the north
bsB ~ Lot No. ~. IN tbst part OF the city Of
Wheeling laid out ny Jonsthan lane. and
lying betv.~n Market street hnd The hG
iiOnsI road. ssic Lot " IN situated on the cor:
Ber Of Market md FRANKLIN strefts, Of sai1
city. ard H. 90 feet vide. The said north bsf
% lot No. ~ Gas conveyed 70 AleIsncet
CbsIn btrs, ST.. by baac coth and Vie. ~
des d dated The .ih day Of JAnuasy, p:s, ssa
No ~, page -. and ga conveyed 70 seid Az
hers, ar., and wife, By deed dst<d the eth Day
Il Of January. 1854, and recorded In the ono. g
the Clerk AFORESAID, In Dsed bcok 20
| 81, psge 81. Title believed n - penert, Dns
: viii only convey such tit's al SesSeo -
TYRNs OF SALE one-haY Of the puS.
chase none, or ~ much more - the pus.
ebsser may elect. cash In hand On day Of aals,
Il The balance IL SIX months from thea deae;
The purchaser 20 give bis note for the dsfsfre1
s sIS. duly s1''af = 60 9. c cf2i
VIII. HALLgR. Auctionses. aplM
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

New YORK, May l7.--Dry Goods-With-
a good volume Of business in movement
Light prints and wooden fabrics for dress
purposes continue in good request. Choice
calicoes are in steady inquiry from in
terror markets for many small reassort-
ments. Cotton goods are getting into bet
ter condition every day and values show
greater steadiness. Wooden goods are
Slow. Flaunels are in more inquiry. Ken
lucky Jeans are in better condition and
the daily business, though not large, is Of
much steadiness The most important
auction since 1873 of heavy woolens is an
pounced for the I'D inst, embracing the
entire production to date OF the Merchants
Wooten Company and Peru, Lane and Oak
mills. Wilmerdirg, Hoguett & Co. are the
auctioneers.
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weak

RAILROAD BOSDS-Generdlly weak.
STATE SEcURInEs-Dull and lower for
TennesseeS.
SroCKs-Speculation on the stock ex-
chsnge was active and weak at the opening
and slightly below quotations OF yesterdays
close, but the market was firm in the early
dealings and advanced to the extent OF q
per cent, led by New Jersey Central.
from then till IL the market was very weak
and recorded decline of h92B per cent,
in which Southwestern stocks were the
greatest sufferers. This was shortly followed
By a recovery of H@'s per cent. in general
list and per cent. in Wabash preferred.
About midday another decline ranging
from = to per cent. took place, led by
Missouri Pacific. In the early part of the
afternoon there was fractional improve
ment, after which the mar ket, though
active, was weak, and fell off almost stead.
ily to the close, the decliue ranging from !?
to per cent in which the Indiana, Bur
upgton 4 Western Union w6re most con-
spicuous. The market closed weak at a
decline on the days transactions OF
/, to 3 per cent, Indiana, Bur
liugton and Western and Southwestern
and Western Union leading the days de-
transactions 1870, 0C0 shares.
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Petroleum.

T1rrsv1IIE. May l7.-Oil-Opening at
81 OlS.; highest 81 04ss; lowest 81 90;
closed at 81 O2H; charters 1905 barrels;
shipments 1854 barrels; runs 1927 bar.
rels.
PIrrsBURGH, May l7.--Petroleum-Weak
er; United certificates irregular and closed
at 81 2UI.c; refined 71I@'ssc for Philadel.
phiadelivery. The afternoon session was
more active, trading fair AMI market trreg-
ulsr; opened at 024c, advanced TO
81 C42. declined TO 81 Oh. closed to 81 OK.
BRADFORD, May l7.-Conticting reports
from the Murphy we'll caused rapid fuc-
tuation. Market o, ened at 81 o.; high
clesrsnCes 5,S7l.oC barrels. Total ship
merts "Wednesday 7c,5oO barrels; charters
%, NlG barrels.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs At times, symp-
toms OF indigestion are present, as tiatu-
ency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing a
very disagreeable itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is very
common attendant. Internal. External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the APP
pliCation OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
wLicb acts directly upon the parts affected
absorbing the Tumors, sllaying the intense
itching and effecting permanent cure
whei a other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and i've cured. Price, 80 cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, c. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co., wholesale agents.
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Trusfcc's Sale ~ u Valuable
Ohio County Farm.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made by Percs rine Whitman To the un:
dersigned, trustee, dated ON the LIST day Of
February. 1881, and recorded In the ONCE of
the clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county.
on page ~, TO secure Ia Thomas Wins,
The Exchange Bank Of Wheeling. The Bans
Of the Ohio VALLEY, and j. ID Sah~rll me
tioncd the rein, will. on
THURSDAY, JUNE I, lsi,
commencing NJ 10 O'Clock A. L., sell at public
auction, ON the premise-, Ia tue highest and
best bidder, ali that tract OF land sitsAe o.
the waters OF Aagraw's run, In Liberty d!s-
trict. IN Ohio county, West Virginia, which II
bounded IA follows; Beginning al = syca-
more on MagrAws run. corner 10 James oss.
ton, thence up said run y. .. D.. - sr-iN
poles; thence M u; , " 50 p'tI ,n; nsn1"
y. Chambers and corner 10 Thomas
Wins and J. d. Whitman thence along J. -.
%hlihams line o1S W, po,s- there's ~
26x poles along a prfvsIs roa,l; tnencs slons
ssid ruad n. ~ W. 10 poles; thence N. ~ W.
IspoIes; thence N. blh w. l2@sPole. thence
thence r. 2Is1 ". ~ 40 poles; thsnce =, -
z PoE l 5ssIss els NJ run P 2oss , ansns:
To- Il. ~ poles 10 q stone. corner 20 Edward
Ray thence y. IS. y; hPolr,; u.snce :. -
corner 10 &. q. Whi,ham's Tot thence Riong
his line y. 20 r.. " e.iO roles: thence y. D "
II poles; thence -. 2Dlz' w. ~ SIS poles TO line
81 fdw ard Ray thence with hrs line ~ u.
y 81. 40 poles; thence n. " n. 60 G 10 pole 10
line OF Morrow Gibson thence with his line y.
&c Ell u lD poles "a line Of Jas OWtou fheDco
along his line N. D u. - Ji'iU poles: thence
-. ~ r.. 81 I2-iOa poles IN Wild cherry thsnoS
n - r. 1875. lDI poles ~ the beginning. con-
tsinipg Two Hundred and Fiftesn t2iIi Acres,
more or less, being the farm on which ssld
PeIsgrlBe Whitman now resides.
. Terms az sales One third OF the purchass
money End ~ much more ~ the purch vsr
may .lec, Ia pa IN cash. 1r1 the rcsi1ns In
iwG equal annual psy m.Dt-, with Interest
from ria. day - sale, ihe purchaAsf 10 give
hi, note. v IN goDd s0cur!'Y, for the sd
pay In.uts and the !cRsl TIL. " be rsthiDs.i ~
further security uutIi the payment 81 tbs
purchase ruonsy In fuIl. The ute u SAID
property l. believed tn be perfect, bot, selling
~ trustee. shall convey only such tile n 10
ycst.d h. NE ~ SAID deed 81 hust.
I.Y. JONES.
rny7Isg Trustee.
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NOTICES.
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
Il listing between VIM. link and Albert
Zifk, under the drm name OF VIM. link q
Son, is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted
to the late firm are earnestly requested TO call
and make settlement with VIM. link who
alone Is authorized to settle the accounts OF
VIM. link & Son.
The business will be carried on al the old
stand, as heretofore. VIM. ZlNh,
e,,. ALBERT link.
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Free of Cost,

BY calling A. T. Young's, c. MOenke
moeller's or Logan & Co.'S drug store you
can get a bottle of DIR. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
you what the regular 5O-cent size will do.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry. Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
try sample bottle of this medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-18

Hep Bitters are ths Paress a.A Dsss
DitteRu Ever HAAA

Ihsy are compounded mon Hopa, Nalt,
Buehu. Mandrake and Dandslion-ths oldsst,
best and most valuable medicines In the vorid
and contain al the bat and most curative
properties OF al other remedies, bsinS the
greatest Blood Purin@, Liver Regulator and
Life and Health Restoring Agent on earth.
No dissass or Ill health can possibly exist
where theas Bittess are ussd, % varied aud
perfect are their operations
They give new lie and vtgor 70 the aged aud
tpnrm. 10 al Whose smploymsnts Gauss tr.
regularity OF the bowels or urinary organs, OF
who require an Appetizer, Tonic and mild
g imulant Hop Bitien ere invaluable, hsine
highly curative, tonic and stimulating, with
out Intoxicating.
No mater what your feelings or symptoms
are what the disease or Ailmsnt u, uAe Hon
Biiitn Ion1 wait until you are SICK, bat Il
you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bit-
ierS at once II may save your LIE. HIM.
dreds have been aveu by 90 doing. F1ve
hundred dollars.win be paid for eAss they
will not cure or help.
Do NOT sa6er or ei your friends sufisr, bat
use and urge II EN- TO use Hop Bitters.
Remember. Hop Bttters is no vile, drugxed,
drunken nostrun. but the Pureet and Best
Medicine ever made; the "invalids Friend
and Hope" aud no person or family should
be without them. Try the Bittefs % day:
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply.
sicians and nurses in the Unlted
States, and has been used COR forty years
with never failing Success by millions OF
mothers for their children. Itrelieves the
child from pain, cures dyaeCtery and diar-
rhcR, gripping in the bowels and wind coiic,
By giving health 10 the child relieve the
mother. Price . cents bottle.
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and equal ia wealth to London and
Paris put together.
| The English girl never stares, nor
asks questions with Obtrusive curiosity.
| She is trained TO seem and be q mega
| tion-a dormant soul, without vOlition
or an opinion on any subject, felt or ex-
pressed. Her American cousin, how
| ever, has an aggressive fro nkness, based
| chiefly upon interrogatOries and bold
personalities. Her gaze is clear and
direct; not "the stony British stare"
but with the Urge truthful eyes Of Child.
hood-the eager, inquiring glance of q
candid nature. Truth Is in all her
words.
The Puritan Virtue
has indeed remained an heirloom in the
American family. They have none Of
the subtle evasions and graceful men
dacities of high life in Europe-the deli
cate batteries so charming and 80 false.
These are stamped out at once by the
frank. fearless candor of the American
girl. Yet one trembles a little before
a caudor so uncompromising; for We
all shrink from the downright expires.
sion of the actual. and the glare Of an
unshadowed truth makes one nervous.
But the Americans have no mercy.
Nature meant them for nation of i'll
reviewers. They generalize, deScribs,
and label you after ten minutes inspec-
ton, and sends off your portrait across
the Atlantic, with all your imperfec-
tons on your head, for the amusement
of the crowd, who must be propitiated
by victim, and who applaud and
shout bravo, Torow when especial"
has been more than unusually success
full in tossing the victim from his horns,
| 10 be trampled in the dust Of the arena.
Americans like reading, but not
study. Everyone in the cars seems
furnished with with sixpenny novel
or the last Harper, while newspapers
cover the land like snowfakes in mid
winter; but, above all, they like lee
lures, because they can thus combine
easily acquired information with the
excitement of dress and
Outdoor Variety,
and a crowd, d lecture l. infinitely
more amusing than solitary HTper.
| Besides, it is of importance to the n to
assimilate knowledge rapidly, as they
eat and live, for life with them is q
| feverish rush of excitement and enjoy
ment. They are rapid in speech, in
travel, in speculation, in everything.
They live, every moment of their lives,
an intense, daring, crowded, audaci ous,
reckless, and restless life of work,
wealth and luxury. The present is
enough for them; they take each mo.
ment as it comes, and get all the good
out of it they can. There is no girl
hood or boyhood; everyone is born
| grown up. and the life of Self-aSSertiOn
and speculation begins from the cradle.
The young girls have perfect freedom
at All age when Europe would not allow
them out of the nursery. They receive
gentlemen alone in the evenings, and
go to the theatres and public places with
them unaccompanied by any duenna,
for the caperone and lynX-eyed matron
of old-wOrld usage and tradition has
been quite suppressed in America, along
with the superfiuOus yowelS.
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Administrators Notice.

TIME UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN
appointed Administrator OF the estate OF
SAMUEL Mason, deceased, hereby notdes all
yarSons Indebted TO said estate TO call q once
on him and make payment. aud those having
Gains against the same will present them,
pro- erly authenticated, for Sett!ernent:
Admins, ra:or OF Samuel Mason, deceased.
to< N Is, Capitol Building. inJ "a
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NOTICE..

-oIDFRs OF BONDS OF OHIO CoUN.
II " of the six per cent. loan, numbered
IS, ~ and IA, are hereby notified that the
same lave been drawn ana viii be PAID atthe
Rank Of Wheeling on the nrSt day OF June
~' GEO. W. WOODS,
President Of BOARD OF Commissioner, Ohio
county. W, Va. myl5ra
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m EpicAL.
aWORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
AND MORE vALUABLET THAN GOLD
OR JEWELS.

OR JEWELS.
Mr.. Lowell Bullock, of No. 81 Westminster
etreet, Providence, R. /. when called upon q
few days since, exclaimed: "Please say that
it is worth its weight in gold, for have tested
1t self and know whereof affirm" Mr..
B. says farther: 81 had been sick a year or
more with general debility and pains and
very lame back, which I supposed was Rheu.
matism, as had been afflicted from early
childhood al intervals with Infismmatory
Rheumatism. About year ago, when my
health began TO fail, paid no special atten.
ton to IL, and kept about my business as
usual, but during the past six months had
run down In health so fast III At at times was
unable 10 get TO my busioess. / would start
out In the morning In fair couiition, and the
pains and aches would come upon me so
SO severely that II was sitting 1t would be
impossible for me to arise without assistance,
or il was standing when the attack came
upon me would be unable to sit down with
out great suffering from the intense pains.
and found that the plasters aud linements
which l was using were OF no permanent
benefit, and was obliged to leave my busi-
ness temporarily. At this time member OF
my family read to me an editorial commnni-
cation from our leading daily paper OF the
wonderful restoration TO health OF near
friend, who mad been restored from severe
sickness and intense suffering OF long dura-
ton by the use of Hunts Remedy. BY the
earnest solicitation OF this friend was In
duced to try Hunts Remedy, not knowing
nor thinking that had any disease OF the
Kidneys commenced to take 1t according
to directions, aud before aalsRing the first
bottle was relieved OF the painsin my back
and my general health was much improved
continued the use Of the medicine until was
completely cured OF all aches and pains, ana
cheerfully recommend Hunts Remedy 70
all sufferers from Rheumatism and Kidney
Diseases"
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Drovers' Jour
nal reports Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head;
shipments 800 head. Market fair at 100
l5c lower, at close dull, some hogs unsold ,
mixed Sc S4@7 Is; good TO choice heavy
s. 2O@7 50; light 81 S0@7 20; skips s. iOg
40.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
3, 100 head. Market slow and weak, large
volume of business done, fair clearances;
and rough, no export demand; export S6 10
(G so; good to choice shipping S. O96 10;
common to fair IS 25G5 S5.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
none. Market fair except on shipping ac-
count; prices steady; common to fair s. so
"a 75; good s. 0O@5 80, choice s. 10.
New York.
New York, May l7.-Beeves- Receipts
800 head manly for export alive; nothing
doing in cattle yards; dressed beef steady
at lOM lie; common to best city slaugh-
I, REQ - 50@l0 50; shipments $50 live cat
tIs, $40 quarters beef, and 700 live sheep.
Sheep-ReCeipts7 30 head. Market active;
firm; early clearance made; clipped sheep
s. sat 40 per cwt. outside prices for $50
for export; common, unsteady; sheep $500
GgG so per cwt.; Southern spring lambs
- 0O@l0 % per cwL
Live HogS-Receipts 1,OOC head: firmer;
live hogs quoted s. GO@7 Soper cwt. dress.
ed 9fs@97Sc.
East Liberty,
EAST LIBERTY. May l7.-Cattle-Receipts
AIS head. Nothing doing; all through
Consgnments; feeling unchanged from
yesterday.
Hogs-Receipts 1.l50 head. Market slow :;
Pbiladelphias s. G5@7 90; Workers s. 500
90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head Market
active prices shade higher than Yesterday.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 17.-Live hogs-Steady.
common and light S. 0O97 25; packers
| and butchers So S0d7 60. Receipts s.
| COO head; shipments 2,400 head.
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81 A@1 245s, closing at 81 "a seiier
S,,t mbrr. sales |, $40, 900 bushels,at 81 ~
al 25X. closing at 81 25. Corn-A(9hc
higher on SPOT and H@lc higher on OPP
tiors. n ceipts 1874 600 bushels; exDoris
$40 O bu, heels; ungraded 50@G6c: NO.
6sG63Lc: steamer 64@85Hc; No. 6o9
&c: No. 2 seller May 65@65Hc, closing
at 659sc; seller June 6is965$c, CLOSING
at G55.c; seller July 66M@6l8c Closing
at 67Xc; seller August 6SH(g69Hc, ciosing
at CSC; seller September 6911@7O+c, closing
at zoe. Oats - A shade better; receipts
80 500 bushels; exports 1000 bushels; mixed
western 4SH@52c; white western a.: o5Cg
SIC. Coffee-Quiet at nc. Sugar-firm;
refined firmer; yellow 6A@7c; confectlon-
ers' A 8 9l6c; powdered 9a9Hc; granu-
lated 8 3 l6dS5S; Cubes 9@9Hc. Hay
Ouiet and unchanged. Petroleum-Flrm;
United 81 Disc; refined 7N@7Ac; TAI
low-Dull and weak at S9s &c. Inrpeh-
tineIDuLl and I ioTsT st f aH and market
firm at l7@17Hc' Pork-Dul and lower
new mess $40 l2H@2O 25. Beef-.Quiet
and nominal Cut Meats-Dull and weak.
Iard-Firm; prime steam 81 SI4gll 10;
seller June I'll s9@n "a; seller July
slI 92@l2 90; seller August sl1 90Sll w.
seller September Sli S5@1l 50: seller DC,
tober Sll 75@1l rs. Cheese-Quiet ana
steady.
CHICAGO, May l7.-Flour-Quiet ana
unchanged. Wheat-Regular, unsettled
and generally lower at 81 lOA@l iO's;
seller May 81 1124@l ll55; seller June
81 l4I@l ~; seller JulySl lO}GYl IVA
No. Chicago spring 95c; No. red, winter
81 l3@1 1877. Corn-Higher at 56t956Hc
cash; 56@561sc seller May; 57g5l &c seller
June; 5SAc seller July; 59Ag591sc sell
Ter August; 6OH@6OAc seller year.
Osts-Frm at 4l35c cash; AZ seller MAY;
42Lc seller June; AIS seller Jaly; 315sc
seller August; SO seller year. Rye-Dull
at 63Ec. Barley-Ncminal at Soc. Flax
Seed-Steady at 81 AZ. Pork-lrregular and
lower at sl94O@l9 As cash and sellef May;
| $40 Il <e1l0 so seller June; $40 659l9 67h
seller July; $40 s5@19S7H seller August;
$50 OO@20 00H seller September; SlI q?
seller year. Lard-Opened weaker and
closed firm at outside prices; $ll $50
II s7JI seller cash and May; $ll S7HCSll ~
seller June; $ll 97K@l2 90 seller July;
81 S71l@l1 50 seller August; sll so seller
September; $40 50 seller year. Bulk Meats
in fair demand; shoulders S. %; short
ribs $40 30; short clear 81 90. Butter,
Quiet and unchanged Esgs-tluiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Steady and I'M
oh
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NoTE-Trains leaving Bellaire at $50 Q. m.
Cleveland. All trains daily except Sunday.
wM. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa.
z. A. FORD. GEM Pass. 4 fkt. Agt.