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New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CuTTfSG AWAY USELESS EXPENSES

The general passenger agents OF the 'ruhh a
lines met at Commissioner Fnks ofce yesterday ana
decided to further curta the expenses OF tne Joi'
agency at Castle Garden by dischaTging CLERKS "os
TO tho proportion of passengers secure1 ~
each road AS the Pennsylvania Karuau'
with It's 81 Immigrant rate to Ch,eago gooorainS i'
etc The trunk lines divide the expenses acceluius ,,
practically moloI olizes the tarc II insists tha' e o
force employed by rivals stall be reduced 10 as iT
basis as l. consistent with the foru al maintenance Vi
Castle Garden agency. Tho meeting passed Will sin,iv
a resolution insructing Assistant Commssionsr Gon io
tn prepare plan for feorganizng the Castle nauon m
uoo 10 lie submitted TO the roads when they are eauy "
Bury tho hatchet which they using 10 HACK ""'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
MR. ODOyOHUE'S ASSESSMENT.

Some of the members of the Cleveland and
Hendricks Club OF the Produce Exchange are bitterly
opposed to the candidacy OF Joseph ODonohuo ior he
position OF Collector OF the Port OF VI
M lonr ae,ov IN his sbscrution OF $3.50 toward
the expenses of the business mems demonstration az
the Academy of Music during the campaign ny Demo
crstc business men not preudiced IN favor Of any par
tcuar candidate would probably be regIs1 smu.a a.
neat stroke Mr. OD0nOhues part he should succecd
IN obtaining the oce without paying the assessment
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
MANuATrAN OFFICES BACK IN THE CITY.

The main offices of the Manhattan Railway Company
were removed yesterday from Irvngton-onthe-huus
to the former quarters at No. II broadway. Aho ie
placing OF pane of glass taken ont OF all once ""
few weeks ago. completed the change prS TInent ON
Ger of the company said 49,, .a..s
..Yes we have come back to the city. Ie~.tau ohces
OF the company are here and up the river IL seems
that the whole trouble simply msulei stths @ ,,
The Tax Commissioners put down on their Do9hs h .,
united capjtas of the Manhattan Company ana oi ,nc
two companies which composed 1t. They sa! now @ .,'
they had 10 intention OF imposing taxes on tIs
gate captal but we concluded to be on the se sdc Wy
removing from their Jurisdiction The result mas pcon
satisfactory us, and consequently nave given up
our Offices at Iryington.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
BIG STORY ABOUT 4 LITTLE CARTRIDGE

"Gussy" MahrenhOlz, fOurteeh-yc"i "'
boy found cartridge In West Twcnty-seventh s'' on
February The father =, the boy keeps shoesnop
No. l.l53 Broadway thinking the cartridge "ou'.
make good tip for PEI n he took 1t to the store anu
began removing the filing with an aw HIS sisto sSS TS
that i'm a moment there was terrific exposion anS
building shook and part Of the ceiling fell down h
tho hair Of workman turned gray on one sue mohren
head from fright-s0 the sister says. Young mn,yI mIm
hoIzs right hand was badly accrated and bed
DR. John A. Wycth bandagsdit. Inc boy wmpsopSo' '"'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
GREAT TELESCOPES OF TIE WORLD.

Tycho Brahe, the Danish astronomer OF the
Sixteenth Century. appeared in Turkish costume ana
with q swordcut his nose at the meeting OF
the Phi Beta Kappa Society In CarEs last
night Professor Rees, of Columbia College, talked
for an hour on the great telescopes of the world lie
nrescpfel Brahe the 10y the stereopucOn as
fhe astronomer who without the aid OF telescopes had
collected the mass of materials from which keper ana
Newton were able make their deductions Calico dls-
covered the mountains in the moon win telescope "A
foot long and with apOwer OF thirty dameters but IN
Kcplers time al few years later one end oI thc tee-
scope would rest hOusetOp whhe Tue
astronomer looked through the lens from the ground
Fone of the instruments of Keplers time were GOO rect
long.
Sir Isaac Newton thought the limit OF these telescopes
had bn reached favored reiecting telescopes, bn
a swiss mechanic by making flint glass lenses, carried
the refractng telescope to It's capacity III the present
dav. Alvan Clark Of Cambridge, Mass, showed That
these be developed still further lie made one
for President Barnard OF the University Of Mississippi
in 1850 OF eighteen inches. Subsequently when the
Russian Cove nmcnt had obtained OF thirty lnchcs
the Lick Observatory OF California secured the largest
now In existence of tbrtysiX Inches, which ~ now
ready for mounting The rejecting telescope as built
by Hersehel and Lord Ross Professor kees regarded AZ
inferior the refractng telescopes, as the mirrors are
subject numerous injurious Influences. lie thought
rtfracg telescope had reached ts limit IN inc
Lick instrument but possibility OF new dcVeopncnt
existed in the horizontal telescope by which rays OF Rht
might thro into great lenses ten or twenty Times
Of the great lens IN the Lick instrument
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20

tho tip OF his forcfnger and thumb NAIL but what he
lacks In finger and thumb-nail he will make up In infor
nation about cartridges. The Mahrenhoz family call 1t
an Internal machine, and say that others have been
picked up the neghborhood So they have been told
by friends who have found them but they have forgotten
the addresses names OF the friends The police say
they know nothing about the finding Of such cartridges
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
Per cent OF
NnsF. 49,
Per cent Of
crease

-
A. Ia. tax rate pretty certain to be much higher I'M
vc,r tbc ovror- of roa estate hnding great fault
with The Increase, which. iu the lower palt oI r r'
wa. the work of cX-A!drrman " liam Il, H""tt', VINO
j. bc DENNY for that iistrc When spoken to ~ ths
.ulr,t the sOmnis.uu,f, declined 10 express any "pl
ions saving that they w"ud have l" act on we At'F
iudiri.Iy hucxAuinatnn ~ tho boo4s showed The FOL
1, lng t.s-ncutr thl- year and ldSt On number OF
,..t.I ttttl,l
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
A VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD

BosTox, Feb 19.-In the Superior Court to-
day the jury returned verdict OF $4,000 for the painiih
in the Edward sOhier sgst the Boston and Aba
ny Railroad This was an action TO recover T-oooo
damages for personal injuries received by being struck
by the steps OF a while plnni was standing upon
the platform at defendants station III south Framing
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20

this year is S55.424s09 All valuations are made by
the deputy commissioners, according to law each one
being assigned to separate district The commissioners,
sitting MS board these assessments, but they
do nothing individuals Any Inequality In assess
nents can be corrected by the courts the application
Of property owner.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
HOSPITAL AUTHORITIES OEySURED.

IOrOneT NIeSSeIncr YesttTOdy lItIU dH IHqUt5V
in the OF Patrick McDermott. VINO had his leg
broken by Third-ave February T. and died sub
sequently at the Ninety ninth street Hospital Tho tes
tinOny showed that McDermott drunk when he was
hurt II also shown that the accident took place at
7:i5 O'clock and II was 9l5 before the hospital am
buance reached the The jury in It's verdict. CEN
red the cardrver for careessness and the hospital au
thoIlties for delay in sending the ambulance
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
CHIEF CLERK ooRRIGAy CAUGHT.

Secret Service Agent DrummOnd yesterday
arrested, In Brooklyn Daniel Corrigan, who was for
Aany years chief clerk of the Bureau Of Medicine and
Surgery In the Navy Department at Washington. He is
fnder Indictment In Washington for conspiracy In
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20

The steamer State OF Nebraska, OF the State
State Steamship Company, arrived at her dock on
Wednesday afternoon from Glasgow. Her surgeon, Dr.
Donald who has been with her for two years, went to
Earles Hotel, at Centre and Canal ss. where he was
well known and engaged rooin as he has been accnS-
toned to doing while in port. He started TO bed about
IL O'clock Yesterday the porter found him dead. A
bottle of laudannm from which large dose had apnar
of Glasgow druggist and the written directions Tor IT'S
use said II contained four grains of morphine TO each
drachn, enough physician said. to kill thousand tnen
DR. Donalds friends believe that he took the laudahnn
By mistake, they could assign 10 reason Why he
shoud take his own life. He large, ruddy faced
scotchinan twenty years Old full Of good humor
and animal spirits, and always the life OF amy company
In which he was thrown. lie had been somewhat given
20 drink and suffered from kidney affection, to relieve
which he took the laudanum diluted Ia water ,.
Ills ody was taken TO Coroner Kennedy aking
rooms IN Pearl-st The family or the dead man were
teegraphed to in Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
MINES AND MINING

s.1RSAr THE yEWYOag HtyIyG ExCHANoA
NEw-YoRY. Feb 10. 1881
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20

| 5000.
y Y & & Nor q m
| 10000. .......8o
| Trust Co csrt'fs
| 27,U00. .......3I
NY Sus & W est
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13
WHITES MASSAcRED.
Eleven More Whites are massacred
at Battlsford
And Three More are Taken Prisoner
by the insurgents.
Archbishop Tackle, Prominent In
Red River Rebellion,
Says the Indian Uprising is Very
Much TO be Feared.

WINNIPEG, April 1.-THE latest news
from Battleford received this afternoon by
the Hudson Bay Company, and sent by
Indian Agent Roe, who is at that point, Is
as follows: At Frog Lake eleven whites
were massacred by the Indians. j. X,
Simpson and two men Of the Hudson Bay
Company are prisoners. The police and
Chief Father McLane, Of the Hudson Bay
Company at Fort Pitt, are terrifying them
selves. A Regina dispatch states that Col.
Irvine and Assistant Commissioner Reid
sent word from Prince Albert that all are
well but they are short of horse feed and are
~anxiously awaiting help. Advices from the
front say that General Middletou's com,
mand is making good progress beyond
Touchwood. A Mederine despatch says
steamers Barouers, Alberta, and MinnoS
with an accompaniment of twenty scows
left there. THIS afternoon Queens Own and +
battery, now enroute to Swift Current, will
meet them at this point from where they
will be conveyed to Prince Albert.
A telegraph line is to be constructed from
Swift Current to Saskatchewan River. The
work is to be commenced at occe. "A,
other battalion composed OF Simese an
York volunteers, arrived in Winnipeg this
morning and are camped here awaiting
fu-1l or orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13
ARCHBISHOP TAGHE SPEAKS.
Risl Could be s~ubjugated, but the indian
Uprising Very Serious.

Risl Could be Subjugated, but the indian
Uprising Very Serious.
WINNIPEG, April ll.-Archbishop Tache,
who has been in this country forty years,
and who figured so prominently during the
Red River rebellion, was induced to talk to-
day. Hitherto be has refused ia express
any opinion on the situation.
an the event OF the Indians rising, what
would be the efectY'
"Ah! if the Indians rise the whole aspect
is changed. There will be no endof trouble.
1t viii be perfectly horrible; but | keep
hoping they will not rise"
aDo you not think it rather strange that
these Indians should riseT
~ do, indeed; / Am very much surprised
because even in their widest moments they
we're friendly to the whites. Ever since |
ans to this country l have not known these
indians to be other than friendly to our mis-
~sionaries, to the Hudson Bay officials, and
indeed to all whites Our people travelled
with the utmost security over the territory.
Would it not have paid the government
10 have appeased the half bre edsT
Certainly; and that is what l have al
Ways said"
what is your opinion Of Rielg
"Well, I am deeply sorry for him. |
think he may be misguided. He usually
counselled constitutional measures. Ion
know there is no harm in agitating for ones
rights, or even, perhaps, melting ones
eeople to stand up for their rights; but II
Riei has melted the Indians to rebel and
rise, he has incurred a grave responsibility,
of the magnitude Of which he cannot be
aware. | could not excuse him for that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13
VIRGINIA, To- WIT:

ECl N1NNANA
In the Clerk, Office Of tie Supreme Coar, OF APP
peals, on the first Monday IN April. 1885:
Peter W. Bosiey, administrator de boais non, With
plaintiff below, appa!ice,
The Wheeling, Pittsburgh aud Baltimore Railroad
Company, George W; steenTod and EltzaDsth a;
Stecnrod his wife, Elizabeth ;. Thompson AMI
t-corge W. Thompson, her husband, Emma b.
Carter, Daniel steenrod and siIah ). Stecnrot, his
wife, Catherine o.. Updegrah, kmma BroSnc anu
Arthur Browne, her husband, George ;. teeny
and Mary c. Feeny, his sife, stephen o. Fseny,
Annie q, Feeny, Mary Feeny, Sarah L. ssaney
and o.. J. swsney. her husband Emma b. Ircii
and Conrad Troll, her husband, Elizaoeta .
Thompson, trustee, and johnson n. Camden. trus'
tee OF Elizabeth S. Thompson, Margaret McC.
Zane and Platpf Zane, her husband, and Lewis
steeprod, defendants below, The wheeling, flts'
bursh and Baltimore Railroad Company appel
liant.
Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, rendered on the
9th day OF January, 1884, and on the SOth day oil
January, 1855.
and apnul the DEGREES aforesaid, and II appearing
by affidavit filed by Alfred Caldwell, In the ONCE OF
The Clerk OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals, that
Daniel steenrOd aud aTah 8. steenrod, bis vile,
ncy, her husband, Emma B Troll and Conrad Troll,
her husband, of the appellees 10 this cause, are nom
residents Of the state OF West Virginia, II 10 ordered
that the said Daniel Steenrod ana sIsh ,. oee.nroai
his wife, Stephen o, Feeny, Sarah L. swaney, and
q. ]. Swaney, her husband, Emma B. Troll and
Conrad Troll, her husband, do appear before the
Judges Of our Supreme Court of Appeals at Wheel:
ing, within four weeks after tho hrst publication oil
this order. then and there TO do whatever they may
De- advised is necessary o. protect their interests In
this suit. II is further ordered that this order be
published once a week for four successive weeks In
the Wheeling REGISTER, a newspaper published In
ihecounty oTOhio, and posted at the front door oil
the State Capital, In Wheeling, in Ohio county, &C
cording TO law.
Witness, o. g. Long, Clerk Of our said Supreme
Court 81 Appeals, this eth day Of April, 1885, and In
the I'D year Of the State.
Hp7oawt o'o LoNu'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13
LIVE sTOUK.
wheeling.

wheeling.
The market is very good, this week.
Messrs. Hudson b Bayhs furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 5O@5 90 for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, actvei 4943c per ID.
Sheep, 3i@4lc.
Calves, S. 069l0 90.
Fresh COWS, $50 00@40 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, April ll.-Cattle-There
was nothing doing in cattle today, all con,
signments being for through points; re-
ceipts 1887 head; shipments none.
Hogs-Active, strong and higher; Phils'
delphias s. l5@5 %; Workers 81 90@
5 10; receipts 5000 head; shipments $500
head.
Sheep-Slow with prices a shade frmer;
receipts 1900 head; shipments 1900 head.
New York.
New YORK, April lion reports from
the field showing an increase in production
the oil market was weak this morning open
ing &c lower at 77sc, and declining in early
dealing to 77Ac, but in sympathy with the
advance in stocks and the general belief
that the business of the whole country is to
be improved by a war in Europe, reports in
regard to which we're more beligerent, the
market became active and the price sd'
vanced to 79c, but on reaction closed at
1899. The sentiment among room traders
is bullish.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts 1900 head
shipments 200 head; market active aud
values steady; shipping grades 81 5O9
5 80; stockers and feeders So 4O@4 So
Texans 81 OO@5 90.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
5000 head; market opened weak, bu
closed strong; rough and mixed 81 35@
4 so; packing 81 5000 70; light - S'@
4 Is; skips So 1904 %.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipment
1900 head; market active; inferior 50 o.
3 rs; medium 81 OG@4 %; good 81 4O@
! rs; choice to extra 81 sO@5 rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
The Business Transacted at Saturday.
Session.

The Business Transacted at Saturdays
Session..
This court met at the usual hour Satur-
day morning; all the judges being present,
and transacted the following business:
Nuzum VS.. Morris ct. al, Wetzel Co.,
opinion by Woods; decree of Circuit Court
reversed and cause remanded.
Brooks Va. Martin Aduix, Mason Co.,
opinion by Snyder; decree Of Circuit.
Court reversed and cause remsnded.
Bean VS.. Bean, Ksnswha Co., opinion by
Snyder; judgment reversed and cause re-
manded. ,
johnson VS.. B. L o. R. R. Co., Marshall
Co, opinion by Snyder; judgment Of
Circuit Court affirmed.
Williamson vs.. Hays, Tyler Co., opinion
by Green; Judgment of Circuit Court re-
yersed and that Of County Court affirmed.
Shattuck & Jackson VS.. knight, Mason
Co., decree reversed and cause remanded.
Hissen VS.. johnson ct a., Tyler county,
appeal and supersedeas allowed. Bond
$500.
Robinson vs.. James ct al, Ohio county;
appeal allowed. Bond $500.
Sommerville VS.. Sommeryille, Ritchie
county; appeal and supersedeas allowed.
Bond 5000. -
Flynn VS.. Lee, Richie county; petition
for writ Of error refused.
Scraggs vs.. Burruss, .Greenbrier county;
opinion by Johnson; decree reversed and
cause remanded.
Piercy's Ex'rs VS.. Hawver, .Greenbrier
county; opinion By johnson; Judgment re-
yersed and new trial awarded.
State vs. Gould, Wood county; writ Of
certiorari awarded on motion Of Attorney
General. =.
Ferguson vs.. Town of Clarksburg, Harri
son county; dismissed for failure to print
Adjourned till next Saturday morning a
IL o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13

at $l2 3SI@I2 40; June sl2 s5al2 50.
closed ct So 47}@l2 so. Lard-Quiet
but firm and prices a shade higher; cash
IS 95@6 97A; May 81 00@T 02l. closed
at 81 OBJ; June 81 10@7 ia, closed at
81 RI. Boxed Meas-Frm; shoulders
g. 5o@4 so; short ribs s. 2096 Is; short
clear s. 1905 so. W~hisky-Eirm at 81 Is.
Sugsr--Unchanged. Butter-Quiet steady
and unchanged. Eggs-Firm at l3i@l3lc.
Cincinnati.
CIHCINATI, O., April ll.-Cotton-Quiet
end steady at lose. Flour-Stroug and
higher; family, 81 2o@4 50; fancy, 81 60
90. Wheat-Active and steady; Nc.
2 red, 95@97c Receipts-l,60O bushels;
Sbipments-l,400 Corn - Strong and
with light offerings; No. 2 mixed,
49, 4s3c. 0ats-StroDg and higher;
No. 2 mixed, 37@374c. Rye-In good
demand and higher; No. l, fall, 6S@7lc.
Bsrley-Good demand and firm; spring go
@62c. Pork-Light demand at Sl2 $50
Il so. Lard-Quiet but firm at Sc 9097.
Bulk meais-Quiet; shoulders 81 Is; short
rib, Sc Is. Bacon-Easy; shoulders, s. so;
short rib, 81 l24@7 374. Whisky-Dull;
nominal; 81 Is. B~utter-Easier; north
western extra creamery ,27c; Ohio creamery,
2s@26c; fancy dairy zoe. ~Sugar-Steady
and unchanged. Hogs-Actiye and firm;
common light, 50 65@4 Is; packing and
butchers, 81 25@5 90. Rsceipts-l,l00
head. Shipments-2,sO0 head. Eggs
Easier at a Cheese-Dull and
unchanged.
Phnadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, April 10. Four-Very
firmly held. Wheat closed strong, l3c.
advance. No. / Pa. red 81 03; No. 2 red
April 952@96fc; May 97@973c; June
99@99ct; July 81 O0l@$l OIL. Corn
Strong, advanced l@l4c; No. 4 mixed,
52ic; No. 3 mixed sic; steamer mixed
SIC; No. 2 mixed April 523@53c; May
53sc@53E; June 532@54t; July 55@55l.
0ats-Car lots, strong; closed &c higher;
No. 2. white 4l@4l3c; choice 4l@42c;
No. 3,white quoted at 40l@4lc. Butter
firm, fair demand; creamery extras 26c.
Others unchanged.
TOLEDO, O., April l0.-Wheat-Closed
strong; No. 2 cash 90c; May 90Ic; June
2sc; No. 2 soft 96E@S8c. Corn-Strong;
No. 2 May and June 473c bid; July 49ic.
Osts-Frm; No. 2 cash S5c; May 36lc
bid. Clover Seed-Negleeted; no quota
tions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13

Wheeling.

wheeling
Our merchants report We are on the eve
not of a boom but Of q healthy development
of substantial business activity.
SUGARs-Cut loaf 7c; Cubes SIC; Fruit
powdered Tic; Powdered etc; Granulstsd
Standard &c GRADUATED ordinary 6sci
Standard Confectioner's A 5fci grocers a
&C.: Pearl white A SIC; White extra 5fc
Ohio valley c sic; golden C5fci New for'
G sc. ~
Rio l4lc; Fancy Green lac; Peaberty
l33c: Choice l3e; Prime l2ic Good llt;
Fair lie; Roasting grades s2@93c O!0
Geyerpment Java &c. Roasted coffee IN
nackages-Arbuckle's l ID lac; Cardoba
h. i4c; Dilworth l ID. lac; Dilwortb
Brunswick l and 2 h. lsc; Leyering L. l.
CT h. lac; lowering Java 3 lbs SOc;
Rising Sun l b. lac; Tiger l ID: be;
Partola / ID. SIC. Bolk Roasted-oId
Government Java 26c; Pesberry lSc;
Choice Rio l4tc; Prime l33c Good l23c;
SiR,cE, - Carolina head, tic; Carolina
choice 7c; Carolina prime 6ic; Louisiana
63c; Java pearl &c; Broken 4lc.
SYRUpsLChoice Sugar Syrup 33935c;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 25@2Sci Honey
Drips CSC; Sugar, House dark 2O92Zc;
re a~ddiionaIfin half barrels); New Crop
New Orleans MoIlasses. Fancy 65958c;
Choice 5O@53c; Prime 4s@50ci q 4o9
4sc; Choice Bakers 33@37c.
PRov1s1oSs-Large S. c. Hams l0S9Io4ci
Medium s. C. Hams llc;Smal B.. =. hams
II4c: California Hams &c; 8. @. Breakfast
Racon lOc: S. C. Shoulders Tie; City Sides
s!c: Bacon Shoulders &c; Ham Beet ll3c;
Ord;nary BEETLE; Country Sides tic.
LARp-Tierce 72c; halt barrels &c; tubs
72c: buckets Stc; tin pals 3 ID S4c; TN pals
5 ID s3c; tin pals 10 ID Ste; Tin pals ~ Id
Tic; tin pals so ID lie
GAINED GooDs.-Standard SD taoieP escn
81 80: pie peaches BIB 81 To- pie peaches
sfb 50 90; tomatoes Sfb Boston market $l 70;
tomatoes 3fb GOO; canned corn, Thomp'
sons 2fb cans 81 10; do Winslows 2ro u %;
do 2nd GRADE 2fb Csc; strawberries IN
IN 90: b~lackbernes 2ib 81 10; raspoerrIes
on sl 10 Damson's 2fb Csc; lima beans
ON eOc: cove oysters In light 6Sc; DC
In full weight 81 00@l 10 string beam
Oh SoasOe: suscotash 2fb 81 l0@l Isl
Marrow fat peas 2fb u 9O@z io; gooss
berries 2fb 90c@$l 90.
FRUTrs-Yalencis raisias, 9fci AYE
ondara ~raisins. lie; layer ordinary raislns
80 90. laver California raisins y 60; Lon
| don LAYER rsisins, s. %; French prunes' sOs
sac: French urunes,S Os, gle; French prunes
70a lOIc; French prunes. Cos, ille; frenc'
prunes, sos, lsc; Turkey prunea, ste; Ing
ish currsuts cssk, 5ci fancy eyaPorass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13
PETROLEUM
Bradford.

Bradford.
BRAproRD. Pa April ll.-Petroleum-
Quiet but firm; National Transit certificates
opened at TIC; closed at 1890; highest
1870; lowest 77Sc.
Pittsburg.
P1rTsBURG, April ll.-Trading in oil
was quite active, and prices were firm; mar.
ket opened ct The, advanced sharply to
79c, but broke during the last hours session
and closed heavy at 7Ssc.
T1tusville.
J1TUsv1LLE, April ll.-National Transit
certificates opened at 77Ac; highest 1890;
!owest 77sc; closed at 1880; runs 6l,O97
barrels; ship ments 4S,03S barrels; CHAR
ters 1873 barrels.
OIL City.
On CRY, April IL .-National Transit GER
tifcates opened at 774c, highest TIE,
lowest TIC, closed at 1850; sales l.426,OOO
barrels; c~learances 3,750,00O barrels; runs
l,O96 barrels; shipments 47,O37 barrels
charters 1888 barrels. Oil exchange
stock no bid, lone asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13
Advice to

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill,
dren teething, is the prescription Of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians 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
cslSulsble. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures d~ysentery and diarrhes, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Prics 25c a bottle