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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07
PIG IRON IN DEMAND,

And a Better Outlook for Nearly Al
Glasses of Produce aud Investors.
NEW York, September The general
business situation, as were reported by wire
q Brads,yeets, continues quite Us favorable
as reported last week The activity main,
.y confined, as heretofore noted, to print
cloths, b,cached cottous, wool and boots aud
.hCer. but the features Of he week is found
in the improvement noted in Eastern lion
markets. Notwithstanding the reported
gain in this line at the South and West,
manufacturers and dealers east Of the ALE.
.heuies had failed 10 report q like galn.
Within the past week the improvement has
pecome more general
The Inquiry ior pig IRON has increased,
aud one sale at New York i5 noted Of 1000
ous OF forge al SIS Tor which 81 80 had
,ren offered While no one in the trad
sdmits the likelihood of boom, all appear
satisfied that there is better business il
-icat. Dealers in Scotch pig have advanced
u-icss I0u per tor, and orders have beel
rahItd ia some ilst2nces Tor shipment t.
lis r0It.
Steel rails. for moderate sized lots, may
IS. Ega At $50, - 80, while smaller quah
.iss command 80 No large order, OK
artiu5 in delivery beyond January ], will
D., t&k,R at those G-Grss. Oae small lot
'~t prompt delivery has 0ecn soIa,dlring he
.,,k At So, furnace deliver. Sco.ch pig
I G'ascow is poe, Is higher with some
.,gca'tjve t9yitg.
Ike movement oC VOC. o, al gel5oNTd
ugrke.s has 3e,a liberal pGce4 axe firm
and gradually advancing. The siv weeks
Laiu i9 SUSTAINED, and production is in eN
cess at that al lie ike period last year
The movement OF dry goods from agents
acd iobSers haEds a. the Eat has been
rgo, AID previous advances are fully sus
'Gired. August Gales Of dry goods q, Boa
ton were heavier han those in that month
Of lr-l. The movement Of genera! mer
lhandiss affected as it IS in the lines noted
IL regarded as seasousbly active The lack
Of speculative Rc;iyiiy in the cotton market,
over Liverpool quotations and an uneX-
ptctedly favorable report on the condition
# Inc growing cotton crop By the Nationa.
Exchange, are all responsible for the decline
in spots and futures.
Wheat growers Wes; and Northwest a-e
holding hack their grain, and the result il
come regions Hill be to urfaYora5ly aFeci
General trade. The price Of wheat con'in
res to disregard the short crop, and the
probabilities OF heavy demands for surplus
grain 10y for~iga buyers A special to Brad.
-rIel;s r,pot,s serious damage to the crops
n Minnesota AID DAKOTA from fros;s Gro
cerv s,erles are Quie', with the exception o.
igor which shows an improved consump
i've demand Dairy products are higher,
wi. an Indifferent demand.
Petroleum presents no new features, be-
vcrd some sli-ht speculative activity. Poo
visions have been lower and in ouly nomi-
nal request.
There we're LOO failures in the United
States during the past week, as compared
with ll6 the preceding week, aud with Us
ll2 and i2I respectively in the correspond.
IT. wesks of ISL, lsS& aud l-S2 About
= per cert were those of small traders
whose capital was less than $ 600 Canada
g lTgn increase ofg
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PRDDCCE.


NV YoeE, September j.-Flo1r-Re'
.ip,s lO2I& barrels; exports o." 0sr-
-. marke, heavy and a SHADE lover sales
. 800 barrels; sGperdne State aud west
- s. Con,& 50; good 70 choice - SO
- Whenr-ro~er, options closed stes3v;
.-c, ;p.s $500 bushels; exports . '''
,rsfc,p; sales 6.l52,oO0 bushels future;
10 q. 0 busbels spot No. , Chicago 933c.
N hard oalc; ungraded red 7j@9otc;
10 2 red s6j6 &c; No = steamer red
e. No red 9lc: NJ red a4ic; 80.
, nh;.e gnc. ungradei white "lc No >
81 September S9G PC, closing q &c
October 9NiG?llc. closing az 900, No.
vrreher 92G9&c. closing at - r; D1cem'tr
go 9i.c closing a. pic: JsnHa'T - 2'g
~ clos;rg a- 9i.c; F"brn,-s - icn'
:! @, c'.s;Hc =: 2-.,, Mach ''t-IC:J ''.
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DRY GOODS,
New York,

New YORK, September 5.-Dry Goods
The close OF the week shows very lsrg- ous-
mess having been done in all departments,
and the inference that all Inferior markets
have been active in The distribution of
goods is maintained by wide and steady
request for sssortments for inmedists de.
livery. FIannels and wool did splendidly;
it looks as if ii were not 20 much question
OF price as of obtaining supplies. Dress
goods, prints and bleachcd and brown cot.
tons are in good demand. Underwear IS
active. Clothing wool-n. are doing better;
agents have advanced OF all wide
sb,erings y per cent but vet S6-iach
ard %Iiuch blesched cotroRs axe ic up and
Cen Of the Spindle tnl value. and Def
'LCt 3Ginch h!s:ch,d eaton is &c higher.
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HOADLY SPEAKS
To The Citizens eff Butler County
Last Evening,
The Ohio Democratic Campaign
Opened.
A Large Audience Listens to the
Governor.
An abstract OF His thorough Dis
CussiOn of the State Campaign.


.-.,...-.y n >.,,arr5ar j-Goyernor
~ ,.,;., ba-a ,b;s
"oa'F o2s-s' '"e C"tu pau ''.'
sE-1.1g IN sFeech "GlCH oec"P'eu '"o
tol.s in lis delivery. He faced a very
are audience and BEGINNING his address
81
ls..'N O..|.N> 's -. '"'N 20. ~
Tao years ago opened. IL your midst, the
..,-va.s vti.b r..rI u IL Democratic sue
..-. ,..--,....l.. .. r,,. ~ =. friends who
-'SS' r
rave me lnen the "ASh'"l-u' H"j''.': VI
3d.. ia this i.ara..sc OF Democracy, ASA
FOR . renewed EXPRESSION Of confidence. and
...- OF, :-c,-..sd ,..;,-i,g vl;cb shall *.
-. ,Lo.
press WI" Fl" 'H"s'' 10-'
Democratic success. as proved Of results,
mans -ot c-ly t,od Government, means
-. = ~, ,s-s.Do, i,.-,y acoronv
''''o. II '-''-- -,
no !Ta"d' 10 ".'-"'S's. ~ 0'''~ ''''', '.''
open dealing ard Candid treatment OF the
rualic in AFFAIRS. ate aud National
Inc Ohio election will express the opu-
ion Of the people gpou M administration
ort that NJ rG- >iSiy.six,E General Assem-
5lv T. Fl. -ha RS, STATE election after the
ir,,rr.,rra,ion nj t,-v-l.rd and Hendricks. it
g;r ,,a,r,o-a l.. REGARDED "a the expression
o, popular Judgneut upon the poI''c'o Oh
III President aud his advisers. ~ 'h'se /
ash your approval c2aaden. 'h't Demo
craac success means Eood S9'ernulrnl'
State ana naaoHHI, "hIcN o'So' No, 70 Q.
Te2IAed D ue'yA'. .,.--.s NJ.
he it2GeE q lIt Iepi'''I'',Is 81 nv
Ia1 .'EI.Sy H,egI,eO -. Tue "pp-" 'b.C, riS
7+' @Lu seu' T. '-o''' -ue - >,
80 s'ss' ~ =. =.
- -, - ,r,.,,
1,.s.'N..oi am ,L;s 60, ~. al
p.'u, - i,.i,L 49,, ,on,,ris Re
~ Vi nc 800 s,,.i,n 20
-, ~ -, =. iron, ,Is Eor - gu,nn
- -. r-sr1rd 90 A Goa IIered
-.ar;,cg9 .rE III hi, IN ,ba yea. Of Grace
r. - =. Coz, ...rl NOR of-r the close
~ -
u ~ ~ 81 Ga so.r,, uou, Senator Sler.
-, - ,o,,.n tb,s ,bars
-.',''' o., p'.,,LI:ca- Slid >,u.L and
=. 80 -. - :. ~ Sortb ~ Voaas and
49, " ~ arson B-owpIow and
- IS mis- ne E,tle siant OF
- f" - invented ii-sge b,lIors o
- .S.''. .-' 80 rTi..,irs and 49,. chan
,'e "~" Pc. 80, 80 / -,.,,.% ,,o :
.A'h "Ho l'',i' - 49,, -. -,
E.s.a...r o. .H1t. n.y. - 'y
teUle'--5r.r, '.e S'., .,'.'. " ~, ~ ,'.t1
EIss fihNs'Cn- bGi L." Vars a-o,
- ~o..i'.1 ,. .'..' .e"r- ~ ..AcHi. u@u
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MGRAW's APPOINTMENTS.
..u,ctur for Fourth Revenue Division
Revenue GaUgar.

Spr,i1l 10 he Ha.isy Register.
CR,}ru>. ". VA, ScPtem Der } TIE
Towing com missiors went out from the Of.
&C. OF Collector OF Internal Revenue Nc.
G.aw today:
Jscoh Salisbury, # Clay county, DePat?
Collector for the Fourth Internal Revenue
Division, composed OF the counties Of Clay,
Rrax'on Nicholas and R0aue, with Office
at Clay c. e
Gapger Of Internal Observation-Disclosures
\ Montague, Of Jefferson county, assigned
10 the Hsrnis distillery, vice n b MADEIRA
M Salisbury will be remembered as an
old member Of the House Of Delegates from
the C!sy delegate district.
Mr Montague is prominent business
msc &C Ha-Pet's Ec!ty il Jefferson count?
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l"1CtaIratl,

Cl>u>NA.,. o., s, p.cmber > --Cotton-
Dull, u.dGrirg l0.c Flour Pail and un-
cLal ed. W,eat--Essier; No 2red S9c;
receipts ll,OU0 bushels; shipments 5000
bushels. Corn-Stcadg; No. mixed &c.
OIs- Steady; No. 2 mixed 26@27c. Rye
Oritt; No = j~c BarIpy-Nomina'.
Pork.-Firm at - 30. Lsrd-Firm at
81 -. Bulk Meats-Firmer; shoulders
- Cpl; short rib s. so. Bacon-Firm
shoulders 81 p; short rib s. 60; short
clear Sc -. Whiaky-Nominal at 81 OG
al o.. Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Sugar-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Strong and higher ct l2@i3c. Cheese
Firm ard unChanred.
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TKAYELERS' GUIDE.
Depart. Arrive.

4 RRIvAL AND DEPARTU RE OF TRAINS
N Explanation or REsERESCg MARKS: sDaily.
SUNDAY excepted. MONDAY excepted Wheeling
Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

N susDAYa
cave the city A. .. N. and run every hour until
Icays Wheeling Park sA N. and run every hour
III 10 n N {. HI gSCH, Supt.
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4
c'osipg st 99ic. CONFIRM and quiet;
rec,i?'s 274,30O bushels; exports 63,7O2
ousi els; ssles l,ll4,0U0 bushels future;
l6S, goo bushels spot; ungrsded 4705 &C.;
No. 49i@50c; No. white 52c uDgrad-
ed white sale; No , September 49, G5Oc,
closing 493c; October jG@50lc, closing
at jO3c; November i95@ 5a!c, closing at
0tci December lS50lS5c, closing at 4S5c.
Consistency receipts 'ooo Gpshelsi ex-
pore eV,"t"i mlxeo western Z4lN.?c; white
90 '1tG4"c. Hops '!uiet. 'ohee-Spot
is'ri no Gull a. SIC Tor Old; options aver
aud dull; sales S,itO bags; September . 10
@6stc; October e 7ot@6 soc; NoYemse,
u Cao.eOe; December 'ola'6 Sc; Janu'
arV + >Ic' " Sc; February 10 'olg' ooe;
N"icn voc. nGRsf-tlFWeF aHu ho1et
att'T actlv"; reh1ed nFm' c9h'-choner
a 'tc. Staha"ta y NC, G-i!''' ana crushed
',t. (, les 90. h"'''S"s - =! '"t ana
:'2"a. h't' - H'T1dy Ala @"M'p' pot,
r.= r" roifrn.-S'siH' a'tra r,o'T'
a. $40 Inio%-S'r"UE. h0''A,-Ol'''
- l'A.'"e-H''any a ,tis' h -
t'iiF ara IN l''G atLncao' FTSeig'' =
Nya' -'S' "rs''FH tolH .o g =! %
''' :" 80,
Tor y Sl'''''' "r1 = 'U,' y 80 'oi aI'"'
S%t''' at tT't --S'sAs -. -, - orr
H'e'' 'oh'ra'' 2'"de tPo' :" ' .,L %" o." .''
=, p''n'"r >" 80, - Uc,'T,r - '.' ~ %
Nr-'NoeF 20 ''en q. az. ~: december - lo'g
., January 80 o-&o 80 Suy 5 S,..n
:" ~, ChseseI2"'s' Du. s'eauy' Outer
-i"m ana !" '"m aTmsD'
on''.So' u,,.....
CHICAGO, oePIsmOeF -! ~ s hea. was . AGAIN am
LTavy ana lower, RECIPE, S,; pong iree o nIa
,e.rera"s showing lnfEe aelayer'Gs ~ norm! n
T'tletT farmers oa i.,io ".,v "sa;; ",r
NV o,N I E,Os H,s VI ar a. rnobarSge y
T NPoi.''S o 'SO'. o,s "a" "ID "uSn. GO
S p .;,i ea 49, ,;rns n w. boo =;
Ie'u"!, w, Y"trN' suo II;.S 10 ~ ,; ae -
nSs anu sSU :, . S"u' r roa ." cola.
anu .IcSS San,s ,Jae -fi n cj":;,S a.
ienseI n .s' W. :, ~ o ~
~, T ~ eo.C. I2,''C o,o.;n " S0.c.
, IlsVl,?[t or - ,,:,., oOIat n, ,n-;n,
VIC! ~" ~ .'o,' .sro H. o.ad 80
'N.Ni wv - ot' IL : ''s' -'N' . 49, q -
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10 Nor AK ENOUGH.

Speaking Of the 'ari'y nature Of the bill
p.r,r'et ny the nur"'itis the l'-vrrhor
sad. II understand that when 3 bill in
hnr cry is haEded in i ought 70 set forth
norgh which, If true. would unable the
{ uri to make IL decree Could Your
Hcrcr ester decree upon that bill? 1t
.llrges mat from 8 600 to $50 O10 Of the
.um claimed is not due. Ia my opinion
hat IS but another way Of putting the ten pr
ent. master. This bill is so defective that
ven tho Court can not tell what il m"HHs
The other side alleges there is an error Of
800 in Greenbrier county. DO they ex-
ucct TO enioin all the other counties and the
State itself on that account"
The Court an satisfied that ! am not
going TO tie up all of the fund because a
por'ion is in dispute 1t is useless to discuss
hat point.
After saving that in his Judgment, the
plaintiffs had drifted from one point TO an
other, all through the matter, Governor
Wilson closed 10y asking the Court to end
he matter as soon az possible. he hoped
he Court would he Governed By the law,
and not take hold Of the ideH that there vas
Any srEriAL SANrITY
thrown around . railroad car. "Why,
said, there is nothing wonderful abou, u
car. It is uothirg more 10 levy on
= car than it is 10 levy on
an cd bird horse on the street.
In many cases the levy on the oil horse
,ould work the greatest hardship. And
hen there is no trouble about the danger
IF a delay. lfyour Ilonor will dissolve this
iriunclicn the moHey will coma. These
great companies, that upon occasion can
raise millions OF dollars have no trouble in
indirg money % pay heir taxes when tn y
know ,h-y have 20 pay them "
Courl hen adjourned un'l Monday morn.
,ng OF 10 o'clock. at which time Judge
Robertson will address he Court in behalf
-
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EuI bat Strong-Stocks Dull and Lower
Flour Quiet and Inchamsed-Whea
l.uw,r.
E1s YORK, September Money easy
II iC.i. per cent, pine mercantile paper
lmn per cent. Foreign exchange I'M
hbn.rd.
l,,yu,YuENls -Duii and strong
nvc52 o5GP3rs. ..-. 90. LUZ
a,a &,;...': ls:e''.. ....'. '''-. IL
.Hnr- CO"rrlgl'...- -
SnTE SECURITrvS-Neg'ected.
rN,w,YS--1hcrp vas an average hlsI-
.rss IN railway bonds. SAFES amounting to
- 4"2.CCO
S,o,Ts-The market WA lnil somewhat
.lcrt lar and more or less lyversh There
1sss weak opening, Ditst prices
,fI.rclty heirg from TO lower than
,hsY closed yeaieri.y and during the first
Aalt hour there was further iec'iue Of !
r in mos. crtra active stocks In the
last hour there zas \ decided break
n scr0" cases, Led - Jersey Cen'T.: aud
.lo nn.kn, c'osr1 weGk md irregular and
Il loses Q. fractional amounts ~ compared
With -St .vcrrrr. In-ser Hrrtrsi "Is
9rorir.& ilr irs roahre5s IT, tha ~ alag,
,gr vas very dull n.I day and ".o5ai with
a less Of ( Yer cent Nandar''.'' we're
w,as both Ncw York Ceui:.. sud
Like Shore, sh3airg loS C.:
DIR cent. ST Tan, and Louisville
nd %sshvjllc ore a,1o dom aud
Mani, "a !. Comparing prices this ev'n-
.rg wi.h q week aLJ, most G, the socks are
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ai.s gerard 10 prison labor First "nd worst
o.. all. to leave the men in idseness. >ecouc'
,v. aLu next worst, 10 let men out 20 con
Ha,,ors. Thirdly, ard what is better, e
aCs,t what is known IS the piece plan ol
when the contractor pays for the producl
of,t, go.k instead Of The work Itself. Inc
aE,,,Erars of this plan is tha; X prevents
rla con,ray'or from becoming tyraGt o.
Tie men in his desire 70 exact extreme re
sllrs tor his money. Ii keeps the men uaiei
rha control CT the State and ensures t1eH
NM, ,rra.ed with humanity. Fourtblv, to
have the work Of the prison done on STATE
account. That this Last is the best plan yet
nrcrosed am convinced, out It Will COST q
ye-y large sum which the State cannQt al
yarce without increase! tax except oF
,rsrallments from year to year. For tr'S
r,sson the plan is adopted and will De
steadily parsQ-d, if ny Judgment IS t1Io"
ID Of annually appropria'lns m0ie7Alr
sum towards procuring the necessary plant.
aud thus increasing the amount oil "o'H 70
Ne. done on the State account, the Fe''IA
ceirg upon the piece plan.
state Expenses.
But it. is said that the expenses OF the
Democratic administration have increased.
Let us see. Firsr, we reduced the State TAX
as, year cne-,enth Of mill. In the next
place. the average annual expense OF Go7
Fosters administration for four wears, after
GrIuctirg al extraordinary appropriations
Of ever kind was 8, 81, 3i5.+I!. The al,
nual average expenses of my two years
administration rejecting the exiTao7di,
parv expenditures caused ny food, riot aud
the huildirg of the Toledo Lnnstic
ASYLUM ard The like have been S2,5l&.25L-
g,i showing 81 annual saving under a
democratic administration Of $29,0 "a
Mi. comparison exhibits sill more st7ik;Ds
;csu.;s vkeu Ger Foster last team ls CON-
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a. T.. q. Railroad.
Leave Bellaire az 6.45 p. IL. for Symmetrical and
G.ugsv'.'p
Lave Be0'ai-o a; $40 y IN. Tor soumardeld.
Arrive al BsllAire, ly..I a. IN, ADc 50 p. m.
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COTTON.


NJ YORK September 5.-Cot,ou-
Fu'urss quiet September closing ~ ~
l.Itoc higher .ts2 yesterday.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, September Flour
- Wenk. Wheat--Weak and lower; No. ,
red September sta r6!c; October sra
SIC; November sgMs" c. December 81 "a
oI,c. Corn Quiet but firm; No ) mixed
I@lc; No > mixed 4g!c; No. , mixed Sep
TENDER aga !"ic; October i9.@l9ici
November +g.C49,c; Decen5er 46G9iSc.
Ca's--Spot steady; reiected white 100
2olc; new ungraded white PIC; new No.
3 white 81 ,r.5ilc; new No , whit" SIC;
options. September &c higher; lhyer months
unchanged Eggs -..rmer and in good
demand, extra lSGl9ci others unchanged
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Dttit.D.

ToLzDO, O.. September j Wheat
Closed lower; 40. > soft lake shore SO
size: October site; November 6; MAY
pc. No. red cash or September S5c;
October Sc; November S6,c; December
she. Corn-U1changtd; No. , cash or
September 4jc; October lie; year 3Sc
asked; May &9!c Osts--Qmet; No. , cash
or September 2jlc bid; May 80 bid.
Clever Seed Nothing doing prime mel
ium cash or September $40; October - 80
Id November = -.
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wn that the County Court shall have su-
trority TO lay and disburse the county eves
And shall exercise such other
jurisdictions, and perform such other duties,
~ may be prescribed by law The plain
uls had claimed that
THE COUNTY COURT HAD Authority
10 interfere in the matter, and he wanted 10
know by what power tina, tribunal could
top the collection Of As taxes and enforce
lie Collection Of BIS The County Court
could correct eIr0neous assessments but
'4rher than iha, il could not go
TIE Goyerno. elaborated this point u q
mes Interesting way, sind continued lis r.
marks un'il halt-Past one. when he Court
rcok a recess until two Thirty
Wien The Court rt-cOnv-aed the Gover1.
CT Ir-umtd ms discussion OF the mat r.
f., alluded - H. cry Of the ii4li Jay Con
p,uy list i tad been uriusrlg deal. viii,
Al Q .n!u ihtl h. was sex and tired OF arir
= his ra,k Il "i-crminntion.
Fp ernrE 70 ne plea OF the C5mplry
Ia. it would he r'ea'ly Inconvenience bY
Ih. Cr.sgiuUCh OF ihr restraining ord-r, he
sBic: "Ibey sly it is ipposs.bi- 10 pI,-
that they haven't the money Why Your
Hot,r, here sre thousands OF people annu-
o !. pashtd TO De val all over ne sac,
b,I does anybody hear this sort of vail from
them? The taxes must De collected. They
are assessed tor the security Of society and
the existence CT the State. This is serious
matter, and Is rot q question to be h;g-ed
over."
THE QUESTION OF DIsTRAINT
was next taken up by the speaker, and he
said it would be beautiful idea, advanced
~ The plaintiffs, that when an inlunC ion
issued before the date of distress under the
law, and extended beyond the date when o
evy could be legally made, that the tax
payers he'd a right TO further stay equa! to
he ptrio! between the date OF the issuance
G! the il auction aud the date when a dis
tress W. rant could issue.
As the claim Of the plaintiffs that the
'axes ere not due until this year, Governor
WilsOh said:
~ { taxed sou in 1879, aud the supreme
Court decided that Se had a right to tax
you then, and not now lou have held in
| abeysEce the ght CT the State. That is
all YOU did. Courts don't sit to decide as
to whether you will BE- liable in the future
1ut whether the identical liability in the
Plea is liability. That is the meaning Of
pleadipgs and the meaning of litigation.
Either the taxes of 1879 were payable in
1873 and we had right 10 collect in 1919,
or Ne mad 10 right to collect at all.
again he said;
u bis road would Ike to take this State
into court Ct tlIity again. It pay5 it
1t is $l2, 900 a year to it "
4 little further he referred 10 the move
Of Tie counsel for the road toward Master
Commissioner, and said the idea WAS ridicu-
Ious. when the Court said:
You ought not 10 object to them asking.
The great mistake in this world is that peo-
pie
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.eYEELibG All Elk GROVE r. 4

IN AND AETEk MONDAY, MAY I, 1855,
trains on the Wheeling and Eln Grove Eah-
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FINANCE Ard TRADE,

Money Iai IL Per Cent.-9oyernmonts
EuIl but Strong-Stocks Dull and Lower
-FlouT Quiet and InchanSed-"heat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

Ela YORK, September Money easy
NJ lG.l. Der cenr, pine mercantile paper
lC,a per cent. Foreign exchange I'M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

src:e 10 make an additional argument for
he safe He said be had no idea 0; TAX
- any Part in the discussion, but there
.or.d he no impTopriety il sayirr q lev
srr's. Especially did he want TO saV some
.f.ry O.; the Suhiao: q ne sta.u'e law.
There seered to De a idea on tn per OF
be plaintiffs. IN opening N" case that me
County Courts had something to do with
his matter Bat Notwithstanding this, he
did not want TO discuss the matter unless
he Court though, 'ha point had something
10 do with the case
The Court said it would ike TO hear argl-
nenr on The subject and Governor Wilson
,-1ceed By saving that the County Cocrr
rcd nothing in the world to DO with th~
axes. exCep' making the levy. and 50 md
irr III mcpay wha1 il had b"ea collected
In suppor; 0: this DE- quoted from So. p .
AIT. : ofthe Constitution, wherein II is lad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

P.--s-~aG, September j.-Petro!euu-
irregular ard fairly active, National Tran.
j. certificates opened at 81 OIL; closed
81 o., highest :. O2l, lowest 81 90,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

TiTv;v.aLs. september 5-%a'.Ja..i
Trnrsr' certificates opened A. 81 -, n:g7e-:
81 o.; Lowest 81 COZ, closed a 81 oil;
.h;rmen,s ~ barrels; cha.ters i16IO
-,-r.l,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

C.yu~m~l, September ; - Hogs -
>,eadr; commor ard lighr - 6i@'' 80
cki, = "a aa.r.. as, lo"t 20 receipts
rs l,.l. th..uel. .5-i had