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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-28

vs.
nEAYY SHIPMENT OF TIES.
The Ohio River road hiss btea doing =
big lie business during TIE week. Abolt
6ffy thousand ties we're loaded at Parkers-
burg. and about ten thousand at New Mar
tinsyille. besides many at other points The
ties are being shipped for use on the New
York Central road -Parkersburg Sentinel
The Barbour county jail viii soon have
iron cages.
Pslatine, in Marion comfy, recently
granted license, the fret time III twenty-five
years.
Morgsntown votes on the second day Of
May to subscribe s., 900 for the building OF
water works
A horse recently died in Peasants coun
ty which was said by experts who had ex I.
amined its teeth to be forty-6Ve years OF
sge.
II is fully believed by oil men that
Mason county will soon develop into the
fines, oil territory yet discovered on this
continent.
Pat. MiIler's sawmill on Msddan's creek,
three miles from Hinton, burned Monday
night. Loss $1,000; no insurance. Gap
tain Jack" West Vas badly burned about
the head and arm in attempting to save the
saw. The burning roof fell in on him.
The Grand Commandery Of West Vir-
ginis, knights Templar, will hold their
next annual conclave in Chsrlestown, on
Wednesday, May Is, next. In addition to
the members OF the Grand Commandery
from all parts Of the State, embracing many
of its best citizens, Sir Knights are expected
to be present from Baltimore and Wash
ington, and portions of Virginia, to join IL
the grand parade which will take place dur
ing the meeting of the Grand Commsndery.
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OIL Oity.
NAILs-S3 IS GARD.
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, fence
nd brads - lOd to God, ~ rs; ID
sud Cd, 50 so; Cd and "a
81 Is: 4d and I'D, So 0e; Sd, 50 IS; I'd,
IS 90. Barrett inch, Sc rs; ! inch
IS rs, l inch, 81 IS; Il inch, 81 %;
t inch, g Is; Z inch g g 2 4E inch
70 %. Tobacco Hhd-lOd 81 IS; Sd
g 90; Cd and I'd, g Is. Clinch-All
sizes, 81 90. Slating-5d, 1925; I'D, 1925
ID, 81 90; I'd, S. %. Finishing inch,
II 25; Ii inch, Sc Is; IL inch, 81 50; Il to
"a inch, 81 Is; 2 inch, 81 90; q inch, 1915.
} ipch aid over, SO so. Casing and Box
ipgMlOd to sod, 81 90; Sd, So Is; Cd, $3.50;
d, So Is; Sd, 81 IS. Fine Bl9ed-4i
"a 90; Sd, S. rs; I'd, Sc 90. Cut Spikes =
All sizes, 50 so. Boat Spikes-All sizsS
50 90. Each half keg l0c extra
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Communication.

8ETUHPKA, ALA, sept 2S,lSs4- About 81 Yeas
III became afflicted with very dtsasreeaoie SKID
,les on INV lace hands and shoulder. The sore on
nv shoulder ear out hole nearly IN inch deep, and
We generous appearance Of one Of the sores near
Az eve alarmed me very much. tried All nnos
ftrSstment but found not hing that seemed TO affect
he disease / RnAlly decided 70 try 3 3 s. on Ad-
10 81 physician ard IN short time the scaos
bred irOm the sores and LETT my skin snootn anu
Icousider s Z 8 the greatest blood medicine
y and the only thing that win cure the disease
which / vas afflicted. think my trouble was
psuIt OF terrible attack Of mRarial fever, con-
ii while farming In the TsllapoOsa river swamp.
~ be found A. my ofhee In the court house ~
.nnpka You can refer 70 me. A.
j. l. RHODEs Dep. sheriff Elmore Cor ALA
.rpatise on BLOOD and skin Diseases mailed trea
rLTHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co Drawer . AuAnLAs %
Wholesale and retail wheeling, W. Va
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STATE SEC-NrlEs-Were quiet, and quo
tations generally about steady.
RAILwAYs-There was well distributed
business in railway shares.
SToCKs-The market continues dull, but
with a string undertone. Prices at the
opening were q shade lower than the closing
Saturday, but the decline was Immediately
checked, and the upward turn which followed
continued until late in the afternoon, when,
on some realizing and the pubica.
ton Of news that the cutting of
prices in the west was spreading, the market
reacted fraction, but closed firm at prices
which in most cases are fraction higher
han at the close Saturday. War
news has ceased to have q decided
effect on the market. New York
Central closed at net loss Of
! per cent; Lake Shore shows a gain Of {
per cent. There was good buying of grang-
ers during the early part Of the day, North
western selling up to 96c and st. Paul to
7llc, while Omaha was at Tic. These
~ere subsequently lost; Northwestern clos
ing per cent lower and st. Paul un-
changed. Omaha preferred is still up per
cent. Missouri Pacific is per cent higher;
Pacific Mail ! per cent lower. Union Pa
ci6c shows q gain Of per cent.
Transactions, 10000 shares.
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GRAIN ArD ryED
WheeiinS

vs THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING,
| in the seate Of West Virginia
Emma Taylor, With 8. o. Tay lor, her husband,
William n, Harden and Tilitha Harden, bis WIG,
) Edwsrd n. Hardea and Isabella Harden, ais vile,
Albert 8 Harden and Alice Harden. MS vlie
George Wise and Gertrude Wise. his VIE, tssDeees
Pardon. in her own right and ss guardian OF fer.
ciynl q Harden, Laura w. Harden and the saio
Perciyal s. Harden and ida 3 Harden.
IN eHAEcESr.
Tn Edward d. Harden and Isabella Harden, his
vile. Laura W. Harden, and iercval . nAroeo'
sident defendants In the above euuied Auss'
-Take notice that the dePoeations Of yoeeph =, a.
RoileV. Thomas OBrien, Nfhan lraVn.
y Pinehart. " b simpson, w. b Huden- ~
Tsv:o- and oshexs will be taken at the once OF
a Rsrr No. Is Twelfth street, In the city Oh Wheei
~; IN the STATE Of West Virginia, on the "a DAY OF
az, a d iss5. between the hours Of O'clock q
:, and oielock D. m. 20 be read IN evidence IN the
hove srued cause on bsarlf Of said eompla!naat.
And al f.om any cause, the taking o. the sid depo
sitiens shali not be commenced. or being CON-
r,snred shall not b completed on thai dsy tne *
ins al The safne win Be edionrned irom tine 70 ums
untl The sane shaIl Be comp,etsd r.vfop
and e. O. 3aylor, her husband,
~ r. b. BARn, their Attorney. ApScsst
nnrn a MnNTH-AgKHTs WkETKD-BEs1
tZHH .ellInr articles IN Ne World p1s amp
1t'irar JAZZ BRONSON, uc1zcN A11e
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University Of Pennsylvania.

]. DxsAaIxr.f o. Anrs, four ysn eIas,iea.
H. TowsE suEsrrrlc srHoot, sys-yeS csane
In (s) Chemistry. OBJ Geology ard AtainS lel iaviI
Engineering, (d( Dytam1cal EnR7nssrng. ls) Arsss-
texture, leading 70 b b, and 70 techniod dHrses.
r. c. practical Cbeuastl, n \, c. Z, Z IL, Afcsi,
tect-
III. wHIR1os SCHOOL OF fsAscx ASp Zoos-
onY Courr<s IN Constitutional ~ and Public al.
mipisfrzttop, Political Eoopouy, Mercantile Lac
and Practice. FinAnos, Banking, Rsiirosains. D.
gree IN. b
Ja.in. Trsnes, German, Mental and moral Pk1ioso.
ahy- Mathenstses, General Edsncs eItendsd in-
sruet.an In biology With hbsrssoTy work. Dgos
Isseral elections In and between thsss sesrss =
tloap III rscond Yexr.
Y. couEsr y Music. Tueyas' c.dsd ssuna
MapscAI scusor- ThrssyerT zsssd sssns,
sith Optional isnrn yen: Degf-e - D.
VII pEsTAr scseoI- Tso5ea1 Eadsd seuzsa
p, iii y yz II scneot. rhs.eysans m.
Cd esarss dmilzr 70 Earep0u schoolG Dspo v
Clinical and lsb~siory savaataes pseai.0s
*. law eczsoof- Two yssH cosns; aipjeaa
sdraiis 70 Pennsylvania Bar. Desre LII h
x. BIcLos5cAL scgooL Iweye1D cour14 ~
e.fen ia ishorstory sark. Ccif1fex9s aAnin -
Hed3eai sehooi vilhsat szazinsiseA' epsee
'' xI ppAsrxxzr OF PHn1ssrsy. fseS@y
Pat afs6late eourn b nsasuoB esb3sse hae9t
Sssii's s '5ss.s y Pm; Pa - -:
univsfslty q Hs.ssy5 s..is, we' - = y
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PETROLEUM.
Bradford.

Bradford.
BRADFORD. Pa, April 27.-Petroleum--
National Transit certificates opened at
79c, and closed at 79Jc; highest SO3c;
lowest I9c; clearances l63,6O0 barrels.
Titusville.
TITUsvILIE, April 27.-Nationat Transit
certificates opened at 79c; highest SOsc;
lowest 79c; closet at SOC; shipments for
entire oil regions, 10 lib barrels; runs for
entire oil regions, II, l3l barrels; charters,
"a, 445 barrels.
OIL City.
On CRY, April 27.-Crude sales l,l75,-
300 barrels clearances 2OS, 900 barrels;
runs II 1851 barrels; shipments 70, lib bar.
els; charters 54,445 barrels. National
Transit certificates opened at 79c; closed
1t zoe; highest S0sc; lowest 79c.
Pittsburg.
F1TTsBuRG, April 27.-Good eastern buy.
ing and bullish field news had the effect OF
materially Strengthening the market to-day
Prices advanced slightly and trading more
active than for several d ys. The market
,yertd at 7gsc; advanced to sOBc, and
G,n bloke to 79Jc at the close.
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p a r. SON. -
-)n6A8TERt-
PHOTOGRAPHER,
CITY.

STATE OF WET VIRGINIA.. oaIo cous.
4 IN he he Circuit Court Of Ohio County, Is. April
Rules, 1885:
J. Lawrence Wood ward, n, ,s.,
VIM. u. Woodward, Executors, 4 other. oV'
The obi, CT Of this suit IA IN Compel ta distfibu-
tion 10 the plaintiff AZ one Of tbs bsin oi s. %.
0oodHsrd deceased OF his proper pr,p3ftipp Of or
tain shares Of stock In the WOOD ard Iron Csas-
paby nov hcd by the sxeeniors Of the viii Of sslJ
/ ii. Woodward deceased being the proceeds Of the
ale or convey to the ssI oont any % ceftain
real property in the State Of Alb5ms, which b.
IopRed 10 the said s. H. Wood Yard n the lime Of hls
DEATH which stock the piaD;in claims IN dstrib1ta
Die among the dow and heir zt lac Of the said 3.
r. woodward, deceased; and Il appearing from an
afbdsyit fltd In The rau'e that Joseph n Wood.
ward, who issued Ia bis ovp rlsht and ~ executor
Of TIRE will OF s. II. Woodward, de fased. kOisnon
Woodward, Hattie B. Markham and Edssri HDk-
ham sre nor residents Of the state Of West Nbgiaiz
Il Is ordered that the said yo-sph n. woodward,
executor and In bis own right, Soiotncn woodward,
Hattie b MARKHAM and fdward MARKHAM do ap-
rear within obe month after the lrst publication NJ
thi- order and DO that Necessary 30 protect their
iD Wine, John ". Mitchell, Clerk d our said
Court. AT The Court House Of said eounty, IN ths
city d wheeling, this 9Th day Of April iss5 to'Eit:
JOHN W. MITCHELL. dert.
Published the frst time April Z, 1915.
Attest: JOHN w. MITCHELL, C1sxk.
HEsRY N. RUssKLL,
solicitor for Compiaisants. p7oa~t
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THROUGH THE STATE.
NEW TELEPHONE LINE.

Moore6eld and Romney will soon be con-
uected By 3 telephone. We understand
that the entire stock has been raised, aud
that work of putting up poles will soon com,
mence. We hope that this enterprise wall
not fail to 90 on. as it will be of great ben
eft to both communities.-Keyser Tribuns.
TO GO INTO POLITICS.
The report that General Manager Dun
ham, of The Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Is
about to resign, is not credited BY persons
in a position to know. The report that Me
Clements is to be rendered position By the
same company is also discredited. 1t Il
said, however, that he may take hand IN
West Virginia politics next fall If he does
not 60 back to rsilroading.
SHEEP KILLED.
Dogs have been making havoc among
the sheep in Tyler county OF late. Last
week they killed six for John Mccoy; fifteen
for F. +. Boyles, and sixteen for James
Smith.
BASE BALL ASSOCIATION.
A Base Ball Association has been formed
at Clarksburg By clubs from Harrison,
Marion, Taylor, Doddridge, Lewis, Upshur
and Barbour counties
HIGH EICKERs.
We will mention no names, but we were
informed By a very reliable young man,
that two young ladies, of this vicinity are
getting to be the champion high kickers OF
Grant. In trying one evening to see who
should wear the belt as champion, one of
them kicked q hole in the ceiling, height
seven and half feet. by the tape measure.
-Moore6eld Examiner.
OIL EXCITEMENT.
There is soon to be. an oil boom in
Peasants county. The well drilled by John
Custer, on Cochran's farm, and at Calf
creek, Peasants county, will be torpsdoed
this week, and there is now two hundred
feet of oil standing in the we'll Peasants
will keep up with the Y,oeessieu.--State
Journal.
DOGS POISONED.
About three weeks ago Morgan Bean had
three sheep killed by dogs-his Own and
Geo CARROTS dog were caught at the deed
BE shot his own, but the other made bis
escape.
Samuel Bureh lost seven sheep By dogs;
Vim. W. Bean lost one; the loss of dogs is
more than the sheep. Morgan Bean poi
soned the carcass of sheep and killed q
lot Of innocent dogs. Erasmus Bean, Asa
Bean, w. W. Bean, Sam Marshall, John
0rpdorf, Joseph Tucker, Michael Bean,
David Buckley all lost their dogs from il
and q lot Of others were poisoned that did
not die. Such conduct ought to be stopped.
-MooreGeld Examiner.
BIZ REQUEST.
A marriage license was issued in wetzel
county last week to q couple Who had
reached the advanced ages Of sixteen and
fifteen years The license was issued at
tbs request Of the parents Of both parties.
P0REsr FrREs.
Extensive forest 6res hsy--seen raging
ia the Blue Ridge mopntaiR 3tho Ragh.
II foao&pS
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Browns Bronchial Troches for Coughs and
Colds: 81 do not how 1t Is possible for pubic
man to be himself In winter without this admirable
aid,"-Rsv e. N Bs-enJ, POoassdi, Mass.
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DRY GOODS
New York.

NV YORK, April 27.-DrY Goods
Although number of orders have been re-
ceived for miscellaneous assortments of cot,
ION goods, the market has been quiet and
dull. Clothing woolens continue to have
increased attention and while many orders
are being placed for later delivery, the num-
Der of purchases ofvaryIDg quantities, with
deliveries on maturing engagements, give
a very good total Of sales.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1a1 lie Per Cent.-Government
Strong Stocks Dull but Strong-Flour
Firm and Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Money on call
continues easy, closing at l@l2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4@5 per cent,
Foreign exchange very dull; practically
no business doing; actual business at 1876
@4S8.
GoyERSMENTs-Hsve been very strong
this afternoon, 4s advancing /, and AIS !
Der cent, with sales of As at 1929.
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SCROFULA.
nouey couldu,t Buy It.

ma Acworth News and Farmer Of this week says:
CT Elizabeth naker, living within three miles Of
hSorth remarked that Vsnderbilt's fortune could
sibuy from her shat six bottles OF sytitS SPECIFIC
~ done for her her statement Is as follow: For
Hty-One years | have suffered almost death from
gl9 horrible disease, Scrofula For years was IN
.nSA 10 do any thing Ia keeping up nay domestic
irs Last tctob.T was induced 70 try 5WlirS
ci6e and used two bottles, aud was 30 much ben
"a BY Il that I purchased four more from MessrS
u Ttheut JOhDAon, which has almost entirely re-
, n me. feel like 3 new person, and can do al
Awn hOusework Before l took the ). ). : my
tss q burden, a. my entire person was covered
Sores and in this miserable condition did not
100 live. / had tried every known remedy, and
oe kase was generally regarded a. tneuraoie had
nok treated by the hest physicians 10 no avail
vi belrtily recommend 5siti's Spsciac to the
ileted.
o.sssra NOrtheut johnson merchants at Ac-
Eth say: Ne krOE Mrs Elizabeth Raker psIson-
T.. We are IamiHgr With her case. She Is highly
lcmed in this community.
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All trains daily eloept Sundsy.
Pumsn's Palace Driving Room and hegptnf cnse
through without change from steubrnvtlle Ea1a -
Philadelphia and New York. West 70 Columbu,
Cincinnati, Louisvills, Chicago, indisDapoib 80
81. Louis.
For through tickets, baGs.ys .bsrks, sieeptng -
pIy 20 JNo q. TOMLlNsDN, Ticket Agest q r.
handle station. foot Of Eleventh arert, o. q ON
Ticket once, undas Mcclure bou.e, Whesling
JAMES MoCEfA,
Msnagsr. Columbus. OAfA
& x. FDkD, -ff
Genr Psss and Ticket AEnnt, pittsbuyyh, ~
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OHIO RIVER RAiLRoAa
THINE rAux ooxaECTEu 10 uOynneUo
"a. IA. Trsips issvs PlD-Be.1ls e114Dl ~
Il neyntb arsss, psas y.h.s ls.ll.gs 49,
Ont ri alsBdard ffns-vAo u - -
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RheumatiSm Twenty Years.

have been suffering from rheumatism for twenty
- Al times with almost intOlOrsbl9 pain. had
kbsst ue,licAl treatment, and took all sorts oil
kdiss, but without relief. Being reduced almost
Nkclcton and not being able 70 walk even win
febes. / vas in uesd 70 Try owihs specific, and
:, te5 like a charm and / am 70 day entirely re
IA. Have thrown away my crutehes and am In
SSllept health believe Swtfts Specihe viii cure
4 worst cases Of rhsuratism
Ms. EZRA MKRsHOS, Macon Ca Aug = 81
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CHIC CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DIVISION.
THOS. X. SHARP. Receiver
In effect Wednesday, December 3, 1884.

TRAINS GOING WEST:
No. 2 leaves CHARLESTON $40 m
No leaves West Charleston SOS
Arrive fott Pleasant 30 IN.
Arrive Gailipols by Hack .................i2V D. m
TRAINS GoIsO HAST
Leave Gapolis via Hack. .,............ 2:i5 r. IN.
NO. I, leave Point Pleasant 1850 p m.
No J. leave west Charleston. 1903 p. M.
Arrive Charleston I:lop m
NOTES.
Connections at Pt. Pleasant With G. II. v. q 7. r.
r. for fOm.rOy at ! 81 p. m. for Columbus, Gin.
Wet at 4;55 p. m.
Backs leave o. c. 4. r. depot At Point Pleasant
upon arrival NJ trains running through IN GAllipos
without delay; returning, leave Gallipils at 2:i5
p. m, connecting with trains nj N. I Islnt for
CHARLESTON and points ast aud west on u. K X.
Trains daily, except sunday. Trains Iun on east
efn Goth meIidian) standard time.
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INN iesvips bsiSsspsn a ~ = snnp -
,ect ctnrectton st YsiIov Csgal ~ Clg.3e1C -
CkIcseo. Train arriving q nqAssls29 -
usifs diraet oopnsc.iO1 81 wdsuN -
IspA and ChiaGA
WIN. A. BALDWIN,
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rs THE MUNICIPAL CODRT OF WHEELING,
| in the Suite Of West Virginia
Er,us T.xlor. With s. o. Tay lor, her husband,
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y. w. AMICK,
Has MAIN STREET,
Sealed Proposals.
CLERKS OFRIcR,

Agent for Wheeling.
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EASE RALL ASSOCIATION.

A Base Ball Association has been formed
at Clarksburg By clubs from Harrison,
Marion, Taylor, Doddridge, Lewis, Upshur
and Barbour counties
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HIGH KICKERS,
OIL EXCITEMENT.

There is soon to be. an oil boom in
Peasants county. The well drilled by John
Custer, on Cochran's farm, and at Calf
creek, Peasants county, will be torpsdoed
this week, and there is now two hundred
feet of oil standing in the we'll Peasants
will keep up with the r,oeessien.-- State
Journal
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Moore6eld and Romney will soon be con-
uected By 3 telephone. We understand
that the entire stock has been raised, aud
that work of putting up poles will soon com
mence. We hope that this enterprise will
not fail to 60 on, as it will be of great ben-
eft To both ommunities.-Keyser Tribune.
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TO GO INTO POLITICS.

Dogs have been making havoc among
the sheep in Tyler county OF late. Last
week they killed six for John Mccoy; fifteen
for F. +. Boyles, and sixteen for James
Smith.
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Extensive forest ffes hsY-~seen raging
Ia the Blue Ridge mopntaiit 3tho park.
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aud hnaly closed at medium nguresi caSt
Sll 7O@il Is; May $ll 623@ll Is, closed
at Sll 723@ll IS; June 81 1901 IS
closed at Sll s23@ll So; July 81 S2l@
IL 973 closed at Sll 923@ll IS. Lard
Quiet and shade easier; cash Sc 856
6 879; May Sc $500 873. closed Sc 1913;
June Sc 92i@6 97!, closed at Sc CSC
979; July 81 02a. Boxed Mests-Stesdyi
shoulders 81 1904 40; short ribs s. 90;
short clear Sc 20@6 IS. Whisky-Firm
at 81 Is. Sugar-Unchanged. Butter
Unchanged. Eggs-Unchanged.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Flour-Firm
out quiet; Ohio and Indiana 81 25@5 rs;
st. Louis and Southern Illinois 81 ESQ
) %; winter patent S. 25@6 90; Minneso
IA bakers s. 50@5 so; do patents IS 509
rs; rye -four scarce and firm at 50 81!
Wheat-Irregular, but closed firm; No.
red April 9S{@99Sc; Nav 99@99lc; Jane
81 Ol@l OH; July 81 02i@l O3i. Corn
Market opened weaker, but subsequently
became strong; No. 3 mixed 554@55ac;
steamer No. high mixed sic; No. 2
mixed 552@57ic; No. 2 mixed April
j5I@56e; May 56i@564c; June $500
563c; July 595@573c. 0ats-RejecteO
white 40@42c; No. 3 white 42@42lc;
No. 2 43@43fc; futures stronger; No. 2
white April 42@4Sc; May 42@42ic; June
42@ 42lc; July 42!@43c. Provisions
Quiet but steady. POrk-Mess, new, $lS 90
@l3 so; prime mess, new, $l2 90; family
Sl4 90; hams, smoked, l0@llc. Lard
Steady; refined 81 75@S 90; steam " 30
al IS; butchers loose Sc so. Butter
Sluggish and weak; creamery extras Csc;
Bradford county and New York creamery
extras 10000; western dairy extras l79
lsc; good 10 choice l4@l6e Eggs-Firm,
good inquiry; extras l34@l3ac. Cheese
Quiet and steady; Ohio fats choice lot
@l02c; fair to prime 7@9Ac. Petroleum
Quiet; refined re.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. O., April q. - Cottoa -
Quiet at l0sc. Fiour-Quiet but firm;
family 81 25@4 so; fancy 81 60@5 90
Wheat-In good demand and firm; No. 2
red 81 05; receipts 6. 100 bushels; shipments
$500 bushels Corn-Firm; No 2 mixed
49l@50c. Oats-Quiet but firm; No. 2
mixed a:ec, Rye-Easier; No 2 fall, 700
Tie. Barley-ln good demand; extra No
3 spring 63@65. Pork-Dull at Sl2 90
Lard-Dull; current make at S. IS. Bulk
Meats-Easier; shoulders II SO; short ribs
S. 9O@6 90. Bacon-In moderate de-
msud and steady; shoulders s. -; shors
ribs Sc 1906 so; short cEear 81 l2a@
I rs. Whisky-Steady and Unfair demand
at 81 Il. Butter Firm and nnrhHnged;
inc Atern extra creamery S@19e; Ohio
- z7@zsc; fancy dairy foc. Lsns
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-25
The Grand .1r1nX.

The Department Encampment of the
Maine G. A. r., met 10 Thomaston Wednes-
day, Department Commander Williams
presiding. His report for the past year
shows twenty seven new Posts were formed
and 1000 new recruits we're added. The
Quartermaster reported an unexpended
balance of 81, 300. The Committee on
Credentials reported 200 delegates. tel
egram was received from the President of
the Senate, announcing the passage of an
appropriation of $4,000 in aid of the Ma
tional Eucampment at Portland, next sum-
mer. The Encampment sent return tele-
gram of thanks to the Senate and House of
Representatives. The encampment en-
dorsed the pension bill passed at the last
National Encampment at Minneapolis.
The following officers were elected Gen.
James A. Hall, Commander; c. E Moul-
ton, Senior Vice; j. o. johnson, Junior
Vice; X. L. Howard, Chaplain; DR.. S. G.
Gordon, Medical Director; Council OF Ad-
mnistration, George M. Seiders, VIM. T.
Eustis, Fl. G. Perry, Johu F. Lamb, Geo.
NJ Fletcher. Delegate at Large to the Ma
tionAl Department, II. II. Burbank; Dee
gates, Aug. E. Prince, S. w. Lane, j, ii.
II. Hewitt, j. B. Adams, Geo. M. Brown,
Gen. j. L. Chamberlain, Gen. Smith, Of
Togus; Alternates, - Emerson, DR.. II.
G. Vaughn, Dan Staples, T. D. White,
Charles X. Loring, John Hemingway, Isaac
Dyer, +. M. Drew. The following promi-
nent comrades we're present Gen. Selden
Conner, Col. |. s. Bangs, Gen. S. J. Gala
CHER, Gen. Geo. L. Beal, Col. Staples, (Old
Third Maine), ex Department Commander
A. c. Hamlin. The officers were publicly
installed and camp fire was lighted in
Union all in the evening.