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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

IT,uE STATE OP WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
County, IN the Circuit Court Of OalO County,
West Virginia, February RuieS, 1888
Curtis p Brown, sheriff Of Ohio county, We. VIE;
xints and n such adnlinistraior Of tne esAte "
william Feay, deceased.
ssrah Feay, Rachel PeSy, Busannah A1tev and
william lskss, her husband, John Feay and
SsYah n Peay his vile, Moses Feay and JAne
Fesy, his vile, Ruth Bentiy, Mary Jane Davis,
al WIIlisu s. sutherland, b. n. Thornburgh,
md b. N. Thornbnrgh and J. L kimmins, part
-. dolar buGiDess under the Arm name Of
Tbornburgh KimminG
II CHANCKET.
Abe Object Of dis salt e 70 oetsia DEE q NE ne
AZ a esrtsin trad Of land Of which William fesy
Ied ssjIed ana out Of the proceeds Of the sae PAY
DE- aSbs 81 said deoedsnt hs personal estats being
insseeut for .hsi S1Po' and % g ss1 ,say.
ss-t.I. mt Of land lying and being Situate On
wheeling Geek, In Ohio COanty, West virginia.
rnn,sinre thirty acres more or less and being ne
ssnle iand vhfch vas oo1veyed 70 sad Wlllsm iesJ
% u ~ n ,roes-fnz fron an afdHyit lied In this
80 ~ tSs~e ruies that the defendants May g.
SQtheriand, william d. sqiherian1 md E1ih
S;ais ,nd theT not having been served With pro-
-. N M, suit On ths m0sion o. The cstnptdnant
sv Ms soliciiOE this order q p1eiicsnoa enis5ea
aSainst them, and IL u ordg "a IRA t1e 80 ee-
ts,,ds1fs Nsry e. eufhsEiand. WIilizn \. sUthes-
isnd and Ruth Beatty ars required 70 spptr stthin
- ,.o-th after ths date Of The hrIt publication o.
III. order .nd q WIS. r.. 2 It, st ~
...si;sss.l "a uassed n reQaired BY law.
VjtneSs. John w. Mitchell, Cerk q sd Coart.
AZ a. eoai4 h0ass os nd county, tab ~ day o.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, CiGk.
puS,ishsd The arst tine Feb-1zry s. isSA
49,. JOHN ". MITCHELL CHL
r. a. BAza Bosisiior Ior ConpAatnant ieesoeu
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one On
the best female nurses sndphysicisns in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil
ions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething its value is in
calculable. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhes, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price CSC q bottle.
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Kansas and Texas |. Bot the active hsh
exceUt he tocks.Inentioned. shows On Cd
vance Of lens than per cent and generally
for small fractions. Northwestern was an
exception by cIoAing S6s. gain ct 81
Paul is unchanged at 7fs. The only I'M
portaut decline was in Missouri Paciiic,
which, although il rallied to 80, is still !
lower. Also, the socalled Gould stocks
were remarkably dull and responded feebly
% tie afternoon advance. The marktt
closed s.esdy to strong. Transactions SS4
OO( shares.
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STAJE OF WEST vIRsINIA, OHIO couH.
= ~. In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, We
Sirginls. February Rules, 1855.
uco,ze W. McCord, administrsisr OF the ea,ats &
George W. MoCord, deceased.
Va
Thomas McCoTd, Sr. Thomas B. McCorj, the Ne
ticnsl BGBt OF wcsi Virginia, james G. McCsrd.
Alexander I. Garden, and Thomas Hughes, J. 4.
Hughes and Andrew N. Hamilton, partnsU dsis0
business under the brn nsIne Of Thomas HugAS
SCo.
IN oHAscxRY
Tho object Of this suit 1. 10 pei aside and suasi
certain instrument Of writing barring date the isth
Ihop o. hcCord and Thomas u ncCord, By vhiet
the said Thomas McCord attempted 10 convey 10
Id, m - Il. MeCori all his real estate and pepsnd
properly on aid rea, state, ioI psr,oa q ai.s.s
,sy: A tract Of land containing about one huDtrvd
scrta situate on the Ohio River In Ohio county
OF Virginia, about Ave miles north Of The city q
Wheeling, and ON which aid Thomas McCord ana
Thomas b. AcCord nov reside. Also. certain
Island In u o Ohio River, about one mile nosth 81
,aid farm, and Known a, Pike leland, 70 tbs Pay.
william II. Caldwell, Justice Of the precs IN and
for Ohio county In favor Of 0corxs W. nncorf. Sd
mipisitaior Of the estate o. George ". hsCe.t, g.
sum 81 twenty -sr dollars and pinety -eieks osatG
with interest Iron the date Of nd juAenSnt thst =
fron Angus, o. 1851, and cost Of aid suit taxs1 q
four dollars and sevcnty-hrs cents, - vel - ~
cost Of this suit
And IL Appearing from an andsvit 6ist 10 this
eause n tbese rules, that ths deiendant, james q
MoCofd d . on-rssAdent Of The stste Of Wsss VIC.
ainia, ana be not having been ssrved with prsoeD
IN this suit on the motion Of The sooplaiAApt, ~
bis solicitor, this order Of psDllc.iisa = eatSro
against him, and d orsered that the saie des.nk
one mouth after the date Of the hrst pubiostlsa q
this order and do what Is nsoe@ery 70 protect his 10
tsTss: II 10 further ordered that this order be pub
isbed and posted nc required by lav.
witnes, John W. Michel. clsrk d aid our, -
ths Court House Of said county, this 4h day q ~
nIsry, 1885, 10 Wit; February knlss, -.
JOHN W. hfTCHEk3 Get.
Published the hrst time February 8, 1875
Attest: JOHN w. MITCHELL, Csrf.
n. q. BARI, eolieiiar Cor Complainant ts,oest
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PETROLEUM.
on GtF.

On CITY, February Is. National Transit
certificates opened at 7sic, highest 81 e,
lowest 1Sic, closed at SHE. Sales Sr3O9,-
600 barrels; olearances. none reported; runs
III .493 barrels; shipments Sc, l9l barrels;
charters $50 baTelG Oil City Exchange
stock nc bids; none offered
Pittskurgh.
PrrrsBuEGH, February 25.-PetroIeum-..
The oil market to day was very brisk and
business good, the transactions reaching
laree amount. Values opened at T9sc, adj
yanced to sole, when selling to realize
caused break to 7sie, bui quick re
action followed and market closed strong ct
8Ilc, the highest point Of the day.
TssusviIle.
TrUsvILLz. Pa, February 2S.--Nahonal
Transit certificates opened al f6sc; highest
81 sc; lowest 7slc; closed Of 6llo; ship
msals EOr The eafire al regioa 68.lsA bar
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NAHs-Ss 80 CARD.

wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, brads
and fencing, IOd to God, 81 20; Sd
and Sd, g IS; Cd and I'd,
% 70; id and Sd, 2 As; Sd 90 70; I'd
81 IS; SOC q key on common cut; barrel,
II inch, % 80; II inch 50 IS; ! inch,
81 ~; / inch, S. 20; 4 inch, Sc 40;
lining, | inch &c IS; 4 inch, IS 40; fnish-
ing, 3 inch and over, So 80; l inch, &c 3d.
|, 81 80; casing and box, 6Oc per kee over
common cut; fine blued, Sd, % 80;
cut spikes, all sizes, 81 60; boat spikes, all
tizes, So 10; roofing nails, iron, Sc over
common cut; iron galvanized, 81 20 over
common cut; iron timed, - 20 over
common cut,
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R.ZO. RnIlrnall

h., q. @. Railroad.
leave Belaire AT P. m. for Symmetrical.
LanesNnle. Arrive at Beilalre, s:l5 q. u and 5;S5
p.
For through tickets East and West, call
on or address j. G. Tomliuson. Tic ct Ag't
Pan-Handle route, foot OF Eleventh street.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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All trains daily except Sunday.
PullmAn's Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Iar
nrsugh without change from sleubenyille East 10
.hiladelphiA aud Now York. West 70 Columbus
tncinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
{. Louis. -,..-, -
.t.',,mods lions, and any further information ap.
sjT 10 JSO @. TOMLIEsON, Ticket Agent at Pan
Handle station foot OF Eleventh street, or at City
''''' '''o' JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, OHIO.
T. A. FORD,
GeuI Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, "a.
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Afternoon Session.

The House reassembled at 2:30 clock.
Mr., Snodgrass offered the following:
whereas, The capital will be moved to
Charleston on the FIRST day of May next;
and, whereas, it viii become necessary to
dlspose of chairs and other furniture in this
hall, in order that the proceeds thereof may
90 as far as possible toward furnishing the
new capitol with new chairs and furniture;
therefore, Resolved, That the chairs Of this
haIl be appraised by two competent persons,
10 be appointed by the Speaker Of the
House, and when appraised that any per-
son be allowed to take one or more chairs
by paving therefor the proceeds to be used
in furnishing the new capitol with furniture,
and thereby save the expense Of transport
inc said chairs to Charleston, and perhaps
selling them for less than their value.
Objected to by Mr.. McCung and goes over
until to-day. -,
Mr.. Raymond moved to reconsider the
vote BY which the House refused to extend
the session, and ct his request the motion
was entered on the Journal.
Consideration Of the sppropr alton bill
was then resumed, and continued until the
| hour Of
Recess
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Justices Passed BY q vote Of - 10 none.
on motion Of Mr.. Mearew, the bin takes
effect from its passage "a s
Il. B. No. 4, concerning Deputy Sherihs.
Passed By a vote Of "a 70 none.
). B. No. 81. concerning the estates Of
deceased persons. Passed by vote of II
tol.
s. B. No. I3, concerning Sheriff. state
nhents of accounts Passed BY vote OF q
to none.
5. b. No. 80, concerning road contracts,
etc. Passed by q vote of 80 to none.
3. u. No. II, providing methods for con-
structing and keeping in repair county and
district roads. Passed by vote of 20 to 5.
On motion of Mr.. Hays the Senate at
l2:45 took recess till p. m.
Afternoon Recess.
Senate reassembled at 2 p. m.
COMMITTEES REPORTS.
Mr.. woodward, from the special commit,
tee to appraise the chairs of the Senate, re-
ported that the chairs have been appraised
BY the committee at 50 each.
Mr.. Sommerville, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Education, reported back 81. B.
Nos. 2, 81 and 81, with the recommendation
that they do pass.
Mr.. Bond presented the petition Of J. N.
jackson and thirty-six others, OF Parkers'
burg, asking that no part of S. B. No. III,
amending and reenscting into one the
several acts Incorporating Petersburg, de-
fning the powers thereof and prescribing
the corporate limits ofsaid city, etc.
FoR THE RESEFIT OF CREDITORS.
S. B. No. 40. relating to assignments for
the benefit of creditors, was, on motion Of
Mr.. Scott. taken up out Of its order, read,
and ordered to be engrossad and read q
third time after being amended as follows:
On motion of Mr. Brown, by adding q
provision that the act shall not effect a con,
veyance by trust deed to secure debt or
| indemnify a surety in cases where the
| grsutoI il solvent and where any such con-
Veyance does not embrace all The property
! ofihe grautor and the value ofthe property
assigned does not exceed $1,000.
On motion Of Mr.. FlournoY, by adding a
provision that the act shall not apply to any
! deed of trust or assignment securing debts
whose aggregate is less than $1,000.
At the hour Of $50 the President de-
clared that the Senate take recess TIL I
p. IN.
Night Session.
Senate reassem6led at p. M.
The evening session was taken up with
bills on second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Coburn the Senate at
1925 p. IN. adjourned.
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SANFORD'S
RADIO AL CURE
FOR CATARRH

Witch Hazel, American Pine, Canada FIR
Narigold, and Clover Blossoms.
sipgSe dose OF sanford's Radical Cure In,
family TslieTes tho most violent SneeILng OF
olds ,Iesrs the head, a. by magic, stops Natery
iischsrges from the Nose and Eyes, prevents klng
ne Noises In the Head, cures Nervous Headaehe
nd subdues ChiIls and Fe7eTs. In Chronic CatArh
cleenIes the nasal passage Of ioui mueir, LsS .aJ
no cnsc ~ smell taste and hearing Whea affected
res the head throat, ard bronchial tubes Of onen-
dive matter, sEeetens and puri6es the breath, stop
he cough, snd arrests the progress OF CatsHh 10
One Sotile Rsdicai Cure;one box Catarrhal Solvent
md one DR. Sanford's Inhaler, In one packnge OF All
Irnggists, for 81. Ask for SAEFoEDs RADICAL
CURE.
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reIs; runs for entire oiiregiOas4. 7as barels;
charters 35.239 barTeIs.
Bradford. ~
BRAproRD. Pa. February 25.--Cfuds OIL
--E4cited and higheg. With continued upward
tendency. Runs for Tuesday 54,798 bar
rel& Total shipments 1892 barrels;
charters $780, barrels; clearances 1884,
600 barrels.
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Evening Session.

The House reassembled at 1880 o'clock
and resumed consideration of the sppropri-
alton bin. The bill was still under consid-
aration when the House adjourned.
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SENATE.
Thirty.Fourth Days sessiOn-I'rayer by
Rev. X. r, SWoPe.

Thirty.Fourth Days sessiOn-Prayer by
Rev. r. r, SwoPe.
WEDNESDAY, February p.
Senate met st 10 m.
The session was opened with prayer By
Rev. r. r Swope Of the St. Mathews Eps-
copal Church. g,
a communication from the House stated
that body had passed s. B. No. 81, author
ling the State Superintendent Of Free
Schools TO contract for the supply Of class
hooks to be used in the free schools Of this
State. And S. B No 55 extending the
time for the correction Of erroneous assess
meuts. And concurred in the adoption Of
SIR. No. % providing for the use Of Ger.
tain parts of the capitol building on March
4 1885, for the inaugural ceremonies and
ball. s. B. No. 81 takes effect from its
passage.
COMMITTEES REPOsrS.
Mr.. Burgess, Chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee reported back II. B. Nos. 63,
25, 81, s. 70, 90, AZ and li9 with the re-
commendation that they do pass.
Mr.. Byrne, Chairman Of the Finance
Committee, reported back II, BIS Nos. l9l
/ ana 90 Win tne reCOumcudoAOu tn4e tuoy
do pass. Also II. S. No. II with amend
ments and the Recommendation that it do
pass.
Mr.. Floyd, Chairman Of the Committee
on Railroads, reported back II. B. No. so
20 prevent determinations and
unreasonable charges, etc., on
railroads. in this State, with the recommen-
dation that it do pass. Also H. B. No. lis,
without recommendation
BILLS TNTRoDucxD.
Mr. Morris-S. B. No. IsS, concerning
thu assessment Of taxes. Referred.
Bulls PASSED.
s.B. No. 81, concerning Sheriff. ists
Passed By vote Of q TO :.
S.B. No 81, concerning Faces Passed
! By a vote Of l4te9
n 81. B. No. J, cOaeeroias setao0S oes0ss
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ness.
Threes .s..lol
POuIs anda-hAH
Four coupons
Pacific SEes o. lSSo...''' -''''''''''''L1O
STATE SECuRTIEs-In good demand and
higher.
SrOCkS-There was a sight reaction in
the stock market to-day, but prices were
again bid up in the afternoon, so that the
loss was recovered, and final prices this
evening are fractionally higher than they
closed yesterday. The opinion prevalent
on the street is that the little boom in
American securities on the London market
Monday and Tuesday was gotten up for the
occasion, to insure an advance here after
the holiday, and that the boom was man.
aged from here. The opening quotations
today are generally to higher than the
closing yesterday, and during the first hour
the market was dull and dropping, although
little more life was infused into
dealings. Afes ii o'clock the course
of prices tended downward, accompanied
By slight reactions, until after p. m.
During this time the lowest prices Of the
day were made, bat with one or two excsp.
tons the lowest prices to-day were less than
! below yesterdays final 6ures. The heav-
lest declines among the active stocks we're
in Lake Shore and st. Paul, each ct
which lost I, the former at Cos and
the latter at Isl. New York Central
fell Z to 94{ and Northwestern an equal
amount to S43. Missouri Pacific was prom
inently weak and declined from 93s to 81,
while Northern Pacific and Louisville and
Nashville were exceptionally strong. The
course of the general market however,
tended to confirm the prevalent opinion this
morning that reaction must fol.
low the recent advance, until shortly
before 2 o'clock, when the whole list
became strong and before 3 o'clock the
lessee Of the earlier part of the day were all
recovered with very few exceptions, and
prices were higher in most cases BY small
fractions than they opened. Delaware and
Hudson closed with . net gain Of u at 81 I
I.ack&wanna l04s and closed at l04s
an advance of ! Omaha preferred
was also up n ct Oh. Iii
i'nOis Genital gained u At I15t ana
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@beeIias 4esIstts
TRAVEHRRs, saInnn

a F~ 49, y. Az. AsD DEPARTURE OF TRAfss-
i sas excepted tAOadAy exososs Asis.y.
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DRY GOODS.

New York.
New YoRK, February 25.-Dry Goods
The general demand has been quiet, with
air business reached, though chiefly
through purchases of city jobbers, whose bus
ness daily increases. Owing to the snow
,torm last night buyers make forwardihgs
with much caution.
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lalhnnd Restored,

sENEDT FRER-A victim OF youthful impru-
1cs, causing Prenature Decay, Nervous Debility,
Manhood, &C., having tried In vain every known
tedy, has discovered simple means Of selt-cure
ra Ne viii send FREE TO his fellow sufferers.
trez- J. h REEVES, q Chatham ST., NsU York
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THELEeIsLATURE.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Morning session.

WEDNESDAY,. February %.
The House was opened with prayer, yes.
teIday morning, by Rev. J. Fl. Hess, Of the
Zane Street N. Il. Church.
A message from the Senate announced
the passage by that body of II. Is. No. Ii.
prescribing the terms of office Of State OIL
GERS, and had rejected II. B. No. GSS, es.
tsbhshing q County Court and Board OF
Commissioners for the county Of Marshall;
also announcing that the President of the
Senate hsd appointed as members Of the
joint committee on the part Of the Senate
to select bills for the consideration Of the
Legislature, Messrs, Floyd, Flournoy and
Scott Mr.. Owens presented the petition of
William Sandy and l23 others OF the coun-
ties Of DOddridge and Tyler, asking for
change in the county lines Of those coun-
ties. Mr.. Price presented the petition
Of James Evans and $50 others Of Nor
gsntown, asking for scientific temperance
instruction in the public schools. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Post the rules were suspended,
and II. B. No. 1913, relating to the school
district Of Clsrksburg, was read second
time and ordered to its engrossment
The hour of 1920 having arrived the
vote on h j. R. No. l6, providing for an
extension of the present session of the Leg
islature beyond the time fixed BY the con-
stitution, was announced as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Dennis (Spesker), Alder
son, Callison, Chambers, Chew, Crockett
Davidson, Davisson, Dorr, Dyer, Ferguson,
Terrell, Fisher, Gilkeson, Gilmore, Jacob,
Laidley Lucas, Marshall, McClung, McCon-
aughey, Morgan, Myles, Owiugs, Oxley,
Parks, Post, Powell, Poynter, Randolph,
Richardson, Roach, Rock, Snodgrass,
Thompson and White-36.
Noes-Messrs. Alexander, Arnold, Beard,
Campbell, Davies, Dean, Edwards, Flem-
ing, Fortuey, Giyens, Glover, Hayman,
HAMMOND, Hinkle, Hawvermale, McGill,
McMechen McWhorter, Miller, Parker,
Price, Robertson, Rusmisell, Sayre, Smith,
Snyder, Stsplston, Taylor, and Workman
-29.
So the House refused to concur in the
resolution, there not being two-thirds in the
affirmative.
H.B. No. lO3, for the preservation Of
game, coming up Us unfinished business,
was amended in several particulars and
ordered to its engrossment.
S. B. No. $50, the general appropriation
bill was then taken up on Its second reading.
The bill was amended in a number Of in
stances for details of which see local page.
Pending consideration of the bill, Mr.. Oxley
offered the following, which was adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter the afternoon
sessions of the House begin at ? o'clock,
and that the time of the evening session be
extended to 1890 o'clock. Agreed to.
The bill was again taken up and considered
until the hour OF
RpcpSs
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Artr.ins DIR szssps sun1ay.
40 Connection n Ysilos Csssk ior Csvslani Ar
ChicsFo. TfEin arriving q 1ddsPortst 7sn r =
raskss direct co1nGt<sa g Hsnsyfne fre1 0eS1
land GnG Chi0G1 kOkUs
WIZ sA,S 49,, n...rw. r,ss.ssus. p.
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Sudden Changes OF Weather are productive
# Throat Disc. ses, Coughs Colds, etc. There Is no
more eectual relief in these diseases TO be iound
han in the use OF BROWNS BRONCHIAL IkochEs'
Price Is cents.
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West Virginia Universiy.

Tuition FREE 10 the yoans men Of wss
Virginia to the extent Of one 70 ever i've
hundred population.
4 Full Univcrsity Csarses
A Hcieatf1e Coarsy
& Literary Csarses
AIAW - Medical CssPss
can be chosen BY students. in which tAs
instruction ID equal 10 hat Of anJ instits5
lion in the country.
Splendid BuiA;ngs and magni6essI
Grounds with "a exceptionally hseitae
locs4ion.
Fail tam begias Sep.snber ID
: Winter term begins Heveobex 3sth.
sprinx tern begiss March llA
For catalogues ssd 0fhs infoeAedea
addrea he Chairman o. escrsssU = -
Rsesiu. sas9s
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Passenger train daily including Sunday. Accom-
aodaiion trxins run daily ezoeps Sunday
JOHN q. TOMLfH8ON,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, ". Va
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CNcuSArL February IS. - Cotton
Firm and unchanged Flour-Quiea aud
uachaAged. wheAs-DaAani lOEsr: No.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE, CORRECTED TO NOVEMBER
n, 1854. Trains leave Pan Handle Station, loot
ftleyenth street, near public landing, a follows
'ent raj Standard Time-vhich n % minutes slower
han wheeling time:
eorps SOUTH
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Ial IL Per Cent. - Governments
strong-StOcks higher Flour Easier
wheat Lower.
NV YORK, February 25.-Money easy
at l@l! per cent Prime mercantile paper
4@5 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers bills, quiet and steady at 1881; de-
mand 4S6f,
GOyRRSHKSTs-Strong on limited bust
ness.
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FLOUR. aRArN AND FEND.

FLOUR, aRAn AND Feed
wheeling.
FLOUR AND GRAIk.
Family -four, whOlesale....."A 159 % . 20
3ror nar Ton ... l6 90
Wheat per bushel............ $4,000
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PATENTS - sssss. s:SI::sssso
IHI"lv LAWTEN4. f1nelZ 10,
IFERB fn o. rsf41t OHse; ase, Arr0eAMKs
fraHs 90 q - essl uszn9ss 09t - VI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

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