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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03

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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The D;ovsr's Jou'.
nal reports: Cattle-Rsceipts 700 hssd
shipments 200 head market steadier and
unchanged; shipping steers 81 0095 so;
stockers and feeders 81 1904 10; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 50@4 Is; bulk 70 OO
3 Is.
Hogs-Reoeipts 5000 head; shipments
5000 head; market stronger at 5@l0c
higher; rough and mixed 81 60@4 III;
packing and shipping 30 9O@4 30; light
s. 55@4 Is; skips 81 40@3 rs.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; shipments
none; market steady natives 81 5000 40;
shorn 81 OO@5 90.
East Liberty.
EAST lAssETI, May Cattle - Re.
ceipts 2s5 head shipments 1876 head
market nothing doing. all through con.
signments; % cara shipped 10 New York
to-day.
Hoge-Receipts 2,4o0 head: shipments
3 90 head; market firm; Philadelphia
81 4O@4 IS; Workers 81 2O@4 30; skips
81 1904 90; cars shipped TO New York
to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 bssd; shipments
200 head; market very dull at quarter
off from Fridays prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. 0, May Hogs
Qniet and unchanged; common and light
81 45@4 Is; packing and butchers 81 80
IA As; receipts $40 head; shipments
l63 head.
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4. EI Div.
PRODUCE.
New YorE.

Nrw YoRk. May Flour Re ,eipts
20 s33 barrels; expors OPT barrels, S,o72
sacks; market stronger but puces not gen
orally changed, with light trade reported;
sales l2C0G harsel, WhsI.-Rscs! pts
$50 bushels; exports none; spot lois q
shade stronger but qdie;; options opsned
heavy, aud closed tirmer; Gales 3,6l6,.
600 bushels failures; 2S.OO0 bushels spot
No. 2 spring 9Oc; uugrsded red vac;
No. 2 red 93c; No. ; red 93c; No. |
white SEC; No 2 red May yo!@9llc,
closing at 9lIc; June 9l3@9Esc, clos
log at 92!c; July 92@93c, closing 81
92jc; August 92i@93ic, closirg q, 9?lc;
September 93I094tc, closing at s@tc;
October 9lt@94l, closing at 941; No
vsmbsr nominal; December 96!997tc,
closing at 96fc; Jsnusry o. 9ySc, clos
ing at CSC; February 9ot@9g;, cloring a.
CSC; May 81 02@l 02i. Going a, 81 %
Ccru-S lot closed 6rm'r; opllous opens d
weak, later advanced t9!c, closing vi b
a reaction Of i@lc; receipts $3.50 bush
els; exports 1909 bushels; sales l.
O4s 900 bushels futures; $4,000 bushels
spot: rejected SIC; damaged 23928c;
qneraded 40@4tc; posted NO 400 lc,
No 3 4Oc; steamer 1914 No white
44c; low mixed 47c.; yellow 46i946lc;
No. 2 May 45tG45;c, c!aing at 45sc;
June 45t@46ic, closing 6; acc; July 46!
046Ic, closing at 46i; August 47IS41sc
closing ct 47tc; steamer May 4ic. Ost'
higher; receipts 69, TO- bushels; export'
a6 600 bushels; mixed western 39S42c
White do 42@4Tic. Hsy-Stesdy and
in fair demand. Eops-Qaies. Coffee
soot iAir; Rio duh at st99c; oPionl
steady; sales IL 900 bags; May 3o97 35c
June I 25@7 SOC; July 720c; Augus
I zoe; September zoe; 0c,obef zoe
November 7 zoe; December 7.20c. Saga
Dali and nomir al; refined dell; O $40
sac; extra G 5t96c; white do 6l@6tc
yellow 5G5ic; poEdered Ti@Tsc: granu
is,ed 10; cubes tie Molasses-ociet
Rice-In fair demand and steady. Pt
troleum-Firm; United closed at T3ic
TslIo.-stssdy. Rosin-Dull. Turpsntin
Dali q. 3s@38ie. Eggs-LoWer an
dull; receipts 1856 packages; Sesterl
I2c. Wool-Quiet domestic fleece 27@
s6c: pulled l4@33c; Texas 9@t2c
Pork-Activs and frmer; old mess So
as 80; new $40 25@lo 50. Cut Aea'
Steady; sales picked bellies 5 3le@5ie
|. ia hams &c. Lard-Hieher but quiet
western steam, spot, Sc 22i; Nay sS lse
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Saw aud Flour Mill Burned
So.-,aI IA IA Suai1y Rscistsr.

PARKERsBURa, ". Va, May The
saw and Touring mill Of John B. Badger,
on Badgers fork Of TygArs creek, Wsf
burned to the ground night before last, to-
gsthsr With its contents, consisting Of 9
large amount of grain, -four, etc. A con-
siderable quantity of lumber was also de-
stroyed by the Ere. Loss estimated at
s. 500; no Insurance.. TIE mill is about
nine miles distant from the city. Mr.:
Badger had applied for 90 Insurance. and
wss coming 70 town to get spOliey on the
morning Of the fIs,
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Child Drowned.
Special 10 The Sunday Resiier.

PAREERsBURG, W. VA, May While
Thos. ]. O'Brien aud family, Of Burning
Springs, were at dinner on last Friday their
little child, less than two years of age,
wandered to the banks of the Ksnawhs,
fell over into the water and was drowned.
The parents were horriied and almost
crazed with grief upon finding their little
one lying in the edge Of the water. All
efforts to resuscitate the child proved Of no
avail.
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with the county which draws Its supplies
from US, and business was suspended sbso.
lutely for three or four weeks.
Seeond-It affected trade in our not
being able to get our supplies from the
East after the strike was insugurated in
East st. Louis, as We get our freight large
ly over the Vsndalis line. At frat it az
fected rs in the destruction Of our trade,
but sfterWsrd it extended to and interfsred
with us getting our supplies; that the sea.
son started in with very favorable pros.
poets, more favorable than be had known
them for the last fire or six years, and
everything indicated sn unusually success.
full and useful spring trade.
MORE HANDLERS DISSATISFIED.
Though the freight handlers employed
BY the Northwestern, the Illinois Central,
aud the Baltimore and Ohio remained at
work all day as stated the l4O truckers
at the freight houses of the
Illinois Central called upon As
sisisnt Freight Agent Cushing about
noon and asked that their working hours
be reduced from ten to eight aud their
remain uudisturbed, or that
they be paid ssventy,6ve cents for ten
hours, which is an advance OF twenty-five
cents per day on present wages. Mr..
Cushing promised 10 submit their request
to the officials of the road.
CLERKS WANT S. MORE A MONTH.
The elk receiving clerks in the house
who called upon Mr.. Cushing and request
ed that the S. taken from their monthly
stipends several years ago be restored.
The eight freight or check
clerks made the same demand
after being assured OF an answer
BY 6 p. m. Monday. The men all resumed
work. Freight handlers of the Gslena di.
vision of the Northern road voted 70 give
the company until Tuesday noon to decide |
upon the request for eight hours labor and
ten hours pay. At p. m. freight handlers
in the house of the Wisconsin division OF the
Northwestern quit work after announcing
hat they had concluded to join in the de-
naud of the Galeus division men for eight
hours work and ten hours pay. They
number about about one hundred and |
twenty-five. The sixty men in the B. & o.
,reight houses said they had made no de-
nand upon upon the company for increase
IF pay or less hours OF labor, but they in
ended to do so Monday. They apparent |
y, expect to receive favorable reply |
rom the officials of the company.
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Bi.hop Robertson Dead.

ST. LOUIS, May l.-Charles Franklin
Robertson, Bishop Ct the Diocese Of Mis-
souri,, died at O'Clock this morning. The
Bishop had been confined to his bed for q
number OF weeks, suffering with compli-
cation of diseases, and his life has been
despaired OF for some time. The funeral
will take place Wednesday, May 9th.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
Clesnsed, Purified, and Beauti.

IL shorts ne cas- lie 10 give you this report Of
the cure OF cur little aneohild by YOUR tutieura
Remedies when six moths Old his left bstd
began 10 swell aud had every APPEARANCE OF ags
eSL We Poullieed II, but AL TO no ru1ose.
abou' Eve months alter it became Iunairg sore
Soon other sores formed He then had two Of them
| on ,sca haod. ana rs his blood becam- more and
| more Impure II took less time ior them TO break
out. A sore came on ihs chin. beneath the under
lip which Was very offensive. His head Vas one
sold scao, discharsins Al cat teal This Vas hn
copdition ~ tsenIy two months old. when I I'M
, ertook the care Of him, h,s mother having died
when he vas little more than year Old. Of oon.
sumption (soroIu q OF counsel lie could walk Q
iule bat could not set up II he ielI down, and
could not move WEN In bed having no uss OF ka
hands | Immediately commeDcet 9TH the Cutl-
cura Remedies, using the Cuticu'a end uticura
soap freely and when ne bad taken one bottle OF
the Gu ie IVA Rrsoivept, his head ~as com l-lely
cured, and he was improved In every sr, We
sere very much encouraged and continued the use
OF the KEN, d ,es tor year ard bail. One sora
after smother healed, bony matter forming In
zach Of thee ny- deep opes ust before tealing,
Viii would npaly grow loose and we're taken
out; then they would heal rsP,aly. one Of thee
ugly bone formations l p eterred. Alter taking q
dozen and hall bottles no VA, completely eurrd,
and Is noN, at the age Of six ycafs, strnE and
h,altny child, he scam on his hands must sluays
remain; his bands ave afro &, though We once
to.red 10 would never he able TO use them. All
that physicians did . him did him no good. All
tho ,aS the chilo before using the Cutioura Reno
dies and See the chi d nor consider tA wonc srful
cure. II the above facts Of any 10 you, you
are at liberty TO use them.
MRS y. T. DpIGGs,
MAY 9, 1855. ci2 +. Clay 81, naen,inst n, M
The cElld va, really IN worse condition than
he app arei 10 his Grand her, wto b. Ing 9Th
him every day, became acCI>,e uied 10 the diease.
MAGGIE HOPPING.
Cuiicura Remedies are cd ey'rywh.re. Cuu-
curs the srra; kin Cure, ~ cents; Cuiicurs soap,
an exquisite. st'n bcAuunsT, 10 cent?; Cu,icura
Resoyent, the new Blood fuiiher, u GO. frpaNd
by the PorTER DKue AND CLINICAL Co. bos-
ton, Mas.
send for Glow to Cure skin Diseases"
.-~..tNn s,.I. pA,,ly anil (,iIv shin hcsn.
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THE THoMpsos-sowLsR CASE.
The Jury Stands Eight for Aequittal and
-Four for Manslaus liter.
n "A A.. p.r;.s.-

The Jury Stands Eight for Acquittal and
-Four for Manslau liter.
Special 10 TIE Sunday Reoiar.
LEwIsBURG, W. Va, May lin the case
Of the State against Thompson for shooting
Fowler. The Jury after being out "a hours
could not agree and was discharged. They
stood eight for acquittsl and four for man.
slaughter. This failure to agree on the
part Of the four creates some indignation,
as the opinion is expressed that Thompson
was fully justified in what he did. The
case was ably argued for the defense by
Col. ]. W. Davis. Capt. R F. Dennis, Jno
A. Preston and Senator Kenna, snd cccu.
pied the time of the court for almost two
weeks. The State was represented BY
John A. Arbuckle. assisted by the Court,
and the friends of Fowler were represented
BY ex-Attorney General F. s. Blair, of
Virginia. A new trial was formed for the
November term Of the Court
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Poison

nal produced great holes in my back and chest
Xni had removed all he hair Cd my head, Jet a
BEGAN 70 improve Ia q weeks slime, and tne sores
eight Weekh n.
WILL JoNEs. Porter Union Pan. Depot.
SO, Texas, July IS, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases iaanei free'
THS SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta
IA NeW York l57 ". sd 50.
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10; June IS ALOE %; July s. 2s@
30; August IS IS; September $6 AZ!
@6 s3; October Sc 1896 SO; city steam
IS e5. Butter-Dull and essy; western
l2@23e; Elgin creamery 24c. Cheese
Quiet and about steady. Copper-Quiet.
CHICAGO, May This was "bulr'
day on Change, though there was little
variety Of opinion as to what causes
brought about tie change From the
opening wheat was strong, and had an up
ward tendency. The general sentiment
was that light deliveries strengthened up
the markets. Some interests, however,
maintained that wheat deliveries we're
heavy. June sold first at sole, advanced
to SHE within an hour, with an active de-
mand from the short interests. The close
at o'clock was steady and firm, though
outside prices we're not sustained. Flour
Unchanged. Wheat Sales ranged:
May 7s@79tc, closed at 7slc; June
sOs@slic, closed at sOi@sosc; July s2i
@s3c, closed at sage; August SAG
S3sc, closed at s2!@s2ic; Chicago spring
in store 6Si@69sc. Corn-Ssles ranged:
Nav 35i@S6c, closed at S5!c; June $500
SIZE, closed at S6ic; July 37i@3ssc,
closed at 3sc; August 3sS@39c, closed
at 3Ssc. Osts-Sales ranged: May 29f@
29:c, closed at 29fc; June 29L@SOc,
closed at 29i@3oc. July 29@29sc, closed
294c. Rys--No by sample on track 62ic
Barley-No. 2 nominally at 50@6lc on
track. Flax Seed-No. on track 81 03t
Pork-Ssles ranged: May IS s2i@9 Is;
closed at 50 l2i; June 50 07i@9 32i,
closed at 50 %; July SO 20@9 4U,
closed at 50 32l; August 50 3, 90 so,
closed at So l2a. Lard-Sales ranged:
May S. s0@5 80, closed at S. ST.; June
S. 95@6 90, closed at IS 97i; July Sc on
Of 07t closed at Sc 05i August Sc 100
6 10, closed at S. l2!c. Boxed Meats
Short ribs: May S. 20; June S. 30; July
S. 37i. Whisky-As 81 IA. Butter
Firner; creamery. fair to extra, l5@20c.
Eggs-Steady at 9!@llc.
UnoinBau.
CINCINNATI. o., May l.-Cottot-
Firm and unchanged. Flour-Quiel and
family 50 sO@4 90; fancy
- l5@4 10. Whear-Frm; No. 2 red
So!@9Oc; receipts 800 bushels; ship
menrs 5000 bushels. Corn-Hssvy; No
2 mixed 3S@3sic. 0sts-Actiye and
firm; No 2 mixed 32@33c. Rye-Quiet;
No. 2, G7@69c.. Barley-Dull and nom.
inal Pork-Qaiet and unchanged. Lsrd
In good demand at S. ~. Bulk
VI Eats shoulders 3 Is; short rios
s. 35. Bacon-Quiet ind unchanged;
81 62!; short rib 81 90; short
clear Sc 10 Whisky-S'eALy at 81 10
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Sugar
Lower; hard refined 1Gl7!c; New Orleans
i953c. Cheese-Frrm and unchanged. |
Eggs-Firmer a. 9@9ic.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA May i.-Flour-S,eady
put demand light. Wheat - Dull but
',eady. No. 2 red Mag 9l@92!c; June
l2@92!c; July 9lt@9lc. Corn-Spot
No 2 scarce and firm, lover grades weak
md irregular; No 3 mixed 4o@+2c
steamer; No yellow 44!c; futures dull
md nominal No. 2 mixed May 46@i6lc;
Iune 92@9L!c; July 9li@92c; August
,l@92c. Oars-Spot steady and demand
ight; white 3S@l2(c; futures dull and
weak. Provisions-Quiet; cheese quiet.
Toledo.
roLEDo, o., May l.-Whtat-Firmer
md higher; cash s6li May S5ic; June
'7sc; August Sic. Corn-Dull; May 374c. |
cash SIC bid. Clover Seed
lower; cash May S. 40 bid.
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Blood

1, the life, and he 10 wise Who remembers Il. But
IN Marco Of last year (lSSi), I contracted blood
noSoa, and being In savannah, Ca, at the time,
ETsot into the hospital there for treatmsnt SUI
bsrsi very much from rheumatism Al the ame time.
al not get we'll under tue treatment there, nor
xss cured By an Of the ususl means. D have
nos taken seven bottles Of SEift's specific and am
ssund and E-ll. IL drove the poison out through
h,lls on the skin. DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City, n. J., Aug. !, ISIS.
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To be freed from the dangers Of sunecatioa vhils
lying down; 10 breathe freely, sleep soundly md
undIsturbed; to rise refreshed. head clear. brain
active and Tree from pain or ache; 10 kpev TIT
no poisonous, putrid matter denles the brsata md
rots away the delicate machinery Of smsll, taste
and hearing; TO feel that the systen does not,
through is veins and arteries, suck up the poisoa
that is sure 10 undermine and DESTROY. IL indeed q
blessing beyond all other human eujoynents. To
purchase immunity iron such . fats should b IL
object Of all AFFLICTED. But those Who have triei
many remedies and physicians despair Of rslisi Or
cure.
sASFoRp's RADICAL CuRx meets every phass Of
Ostsrrh, from simple head cold 10 the NOT losth
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rational. Instant II relieving perm anent In cur.
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SASYoRp's Rank Al CuRx consists Of one bsitle
OF the RADICAL CuRE, one eox OF Catarrhal
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wrapped in one package, 9TH treatise and tlrec-
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POTTER DRuG A CHEMICAL Co. BosroY.
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A $4,000 Failure.

BALTIMoRE, May l.-Schild & Stern,
lace goods manufacturers, made an as'
signment to-day 10 Samuel Harmon tor
the benefit of their crsdi TIE b
Of the trustee is $75 600.
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ORDERING OFF AMERICANS.
The Canadian War on Our Fishermen
Continued.

The Canadian War on Our FIBherueH
Continued.
OTTAWA, 0ST., May The Government
steamer Lausdowne arrived at ST. An
drewa, in the Bay Of Fundy, yesterday
evening and ordered CT four American
fishing schooners which had put in tor
bait.
The Department Of Marine aud Fisher
les have secured the schooners Critic. Ter,
ror, Houlett, Conrad and General Middle
ton for the fisheries projection service,
These vessels will he put in commission
With the least possible delay.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money I 1.2a3 Per Gent ents
Dull aud Steady-Stocks Dull-Flour
Unchanged-Wheat Higher.
NV YoSX, May Mooney on call easy
at ll@3 per cent; prime mercantile paper
at 495 psr cent; sterling exchange dull
but steady and unchanged.
GoyERNMENTs--D Dali and steady.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r..

SUNDAYS.
Leave the City ct 800 q. N, and every hour to
lave wheeHrg Park al 500 q. ~, and every
hour TO 10 20 .. N.
C. HIRS"H,
Superintendent.
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Two years ago I contracted blood poison. After
taxing prescriptions IRON the bsst physciAns here
AMI AZ Dallas concluded 70 visit Hot Springs and
on reaching rexarkana = doctor recommended me
% try SEiit's Specido, assuring me that it would
hanedt me more than bot Spring. Although The
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CONTACT on s
,......, are Prevalent all over the world.

-, native OF England, and while vas IN
Asopntry I contracted q terriOle blood
Us r6i.ou, and Tor two years was unaer GeAt.
Ne EnSlsud, bat was not cured suffered the
PSs, syoniTing aims In my bones and vas covered
- 80 M over my body and lines. had YER
go and deafness, with partial loss Of Sght severe
IS. IN NV head and eyes, etc, which nearly ran
Per.Iv. I lost all hope IN that couuuy and
nj ~ America, and was treated ~ Roosevelt,
- ~, Sity, As veil - By = prominent physician
a. SsS York having no eOnneo ion With the hos
a. the advertisement Of SWifE's Specific, and
,.,~nlpea 70 sivs 70 trial a. q last resort, had
ss, Io al DO Q OF being cured, - bad gone
Sro1gh the hands Of the bed medical men In Not
.sSs and New ORR. topk ak bottles Of ). 8,
= ~ Gao say with great Joy that they have
s = me nt,rely. / am - sound ard veil -
e.. "a IN NV lie l. FkED HALFORD.
NJ \ ORR city, Jure l2tS, 1888
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b, Z. u q. kslirOsos-
LeSye BelIairs AZ IS 3. u. tor WOodsneld and
Summarnela.
Leave BeIiaire at 2:SO p. n. for Summarized and
HS1iIs A. Bsrsirs, 1910 q. N. sDd SOS pm.
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MbesIin9 Resister
rKAVELsRs' GUIBSE.

IA EXPLANATIONS O. REyHRES0 hARke;
sbaily tsundSy excepted. monday excepted
Wh.-,lfnS Tir,as
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Ladies

90 you want a pure, bloom
ing COmpleXiOn2 If so, a
.rw applications of Hagan'S
NAGN0LIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sal
iOWneSS, RedneSS, PimpleS,
RlOtcheS, and all diseases and
imperfectiOnS Of the skin. 1t
9yereOmeSthe flushed appear
arce of heat, fatigue and eX-
element. ItmakeS q lady Of
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
"; and so natural, gradual,
md perfect are its effects,
that It is impossible to detect
rs application.
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PETROLEUM.
New York.

New York.
NV YORK, May l-PeIro'enm w~
quiet and steady. IL opened at 7:ic
touched 73c, rallied to 73sc' broke 10 72ic
aud closed at 73!c. Sales 1851 900 Dc :.
rsls.
Bradford.
BRLDT0RD. May l.-Petroleun-Ns
al Transit certificates opened NJ T3tc;
closed at 73;c; highest f3ic; lowest 723c.
rItusytlis.
TrTUsvnLE,. Pa May l.-Pstroltum--
National Trapfit certificates opened at
73ic; highest 73sc; lowest 72i:; cIossd st
73!c
PIttsblrR.
PITTssCRs, Pa, May l.-Petroleuu -
Fairly active. National TEantit certificates
opened at 73ia: closed at 73!c; highss
73ic; lowest T2ic.
OIL City.
OIL CRY, MAY l.-Petroleum--Opered
at I3tc; highest 73sc; loseSt 72Ic; closed
at 73Ic; sales 1893 900 barrels; clear.
suces $4,000 barrels; charters 5000
barrels: shipments s3629 barrels ron'
SIS. ga barrels.
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Nss York.
New YoRE, May -CoTTos-Futures
closed quiet bat frsclionsiiJ lover.
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The west virEiniaa sued FOR $4,000
SpeeiGI 20 the SsRddy Register.

IN, p,sscEs "Fsyorits Prescription "a
hba "a s.SiIitstsd wOS:seAn's best restorative
itonic, - -,
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DIZZY GOODS.


Nav YoRx. Nay l-Drs Goots-The
market was quiet, Influenced largely b.
existing labor troubles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03

EaQ CHhCE. is 8 hours Cures in S
AID 4n a,yL B d ea5es Vanted. Drug store.
40 NSk ! n. z .ysnth So, Phila-, Pa. and
Ia MN logan 4 Co.'S Drug sters, hssi'
e -.,rts Hp531do =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
MokE FRE1ear HASpLERs our.

Promptly ct ten O'CLOCK. the two hun,
dred freight handlers Of the Chicago Nil.
wsukes 1 st. Paul road stopped work ct
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ma RA $1,000 REwARD, for Itching,
In Beeding or ProtrddiDz Plies Ds-
IN BING ole Remedy fails 70 cure
~ Sold At Logan & Co.'S Ding store.