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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29

A MEETING of holders of several
hundred thousand trade dollars was
held at Reading, Pa, recently. Let
tiers favoring the passage of an act for
the redemption of trade dollars was read
from Senators Miller and Cameron and
Congressman Armentrout. The meet
ing adjourned for a week, meanwhile
to confer with the Board of Trade with
the object of sending joint committee
to Washington to urge a speedy pas
sage of the bill now before the Coinage
Committee.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29
Personal AND POLITICAL.


TIE President, on the 22d, sent message
to Congress advocating the establishment
of National Board to settle labor disputes
wherever practicable.
AMONG the recent combinations by the
Senate was Mr. Zach Montgomery, to be
Assistant Attorney General for the United
States Interior Department.
LORD ORMATHwAITHE, owning property
near Listowel, County Kerry, Ireland, has
been boycotted.
The Tammany Sechems elected for 1856
are: John Kelly, John McQuade, George
H. Forster, James J. Slevin, Richard Crok-
er, Hugh j. Grant, James A. Flach, Charles
Weld, Bernard F. Martin, John Cochrane
and Morgan j. O'Brien.
The jury in the case Of General Shaler.
of New York, disagreed and were dis
charged. They stood eight to four for ac-
quittal.
WILLIAM NJ. WEST, of Kentucky, has been
confirmed as Governor of Utah by the Sen
ate by vote of As to Is.
The House Committee on the War De-
partment Expenditures has adopted res.
olution generating General Hazen from
any suspicion of fraud or corruption.
THE French Chamber of Deputies, by a
vote of $50 to ISL, adopted the Exhibition
bill without the proposed amendment re-
quiring exhibitors to pay for their space,
and excluding foreign labor and material.
DIR. PETERS, ex-Presdent Arthur's at
tending physician, declares positively that
the reports concerning the ex-President's
illness have been exaggerated.
GENERAL MILES wrote to Washington re-
Gently, detailing. the unprotected condition
of the National boundary from Ell Paso to
the Colorado river and advising an appro-
priation of 100000 by Congress for
strengthening the present posts and es-
tablishing new ones between the places
named
TnB bill to pension prisoners of war re-
ported to the House will, it is estimated,
require the expenditure of 100000 an
nually over and above the previous pen
sion accounts.
SECRETARY LAMAR has demanded the re-
storation to the public domain of 1900
acres of land claimedto have been illegal
ly patented to the st. Joseph & Denver
City railway in 1874.
FATHER ADRIAN j. RYAN, the poet priest
of the South, died at Louisville KY, re-
Gently, after a brief illness, from brain
fever.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29
STRIKE NOTES.

GOVERNOR OGLESBY addressed the Lake
Shore strikers in Chicago on the Goth. The
company was unable to move its freight
trains.
FIVE hundred employees of the Missouri
Car and Foundry Company, st. Louis,
struck on the ed The strike was on &C.
count of the boycott on the Gould system.
W. W. WRITER'S, of st. Louis, has been
acquitted of the charge of placing dyna-
mite on the track of street railway dur
the strike last fall in that city.
THE sugar refipers at Hunters Point, L!
l., On strike, on the 22d had fight with the
police, who were overpowered. The strik-
ers then dumped lot of sugar into the
street. The police were reinforced later
and drove the mob away. Several of the
police and rioters were more or less in
iured.
4. V. PowDERLY was before the specia
committee of the House of Representatives
investigating the labor troubles on the GOTH
Mr.. Powderly gave the history and objects
of the Knights of Labor as an organiza-
ton.
THE furniture factory of A. b. Andrews
& Co., Chicago, burned the other morning
and the loss was estimated at 800, 900. TIE
firm had been having a controversy with
its workmen concerning wages.
Six THOUSAND employees of the sugar re-
fineries Of the eastern district Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, have struck because of the nom
compliance Of the proprietors with a de-
mand for an advance of wages.
The strike of the Baltimore street car
drivers was broken on the 22d, and all the
tied-up lines had cars running.
AbopT seventy-five furniture manufac-
turers in Chicago, employing 1900 men,
have organized to resist the demands made
by their workmen. The manufacturers say
they will not recognize any union or be die
tated to as to whom they will employ to do
their work.
foundries in St Louis to the number of
about 500 have presented a demand upon
their employers for a Is per cent. advance
in wages.
Ten arrests were made at Hunters Point,
L. l., of strikers at the sugar refineries en-
gagged in the recent disorders. Three of
the accused had been badly dubbed by the
police
THE Matthiessen & Weicher's Sugar Re
filming Company, of Jersey City, n. j., has
announced an increase of 10 per cent in the
wages of the 1.S00 men employed by them.
THE strike on the Lake Shore at Chicago
ended on the ed in the company acceding
to the strikers. The latter were very jubi-
lsat and went back to work with a will
ANOTHER batch of employees quit the SER
vice of the Missouri Pacific at Kansas City
on the 23d. Other roads at Kansas City
were offering their employees increased pay
to stop disaffection.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29

The Berlin Tossische Zeitung, in a
special article treating of the German
iron industry. asserts that the imposi-
ton of an additional duty of one mark
per one hundred kilogrammes upon
pig iron has resulted most unfavorably.
1t has prevented healthy competition
and served to benefit particular inter-
est instead of the whole country. The
paper presents an elaborate array of
figures to prove its argument.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

HEAVY foods in the Rio Gillinas, N. NJ,
which runs through that city. inundated
the lower portion of the town recently,
sweeping away bridges and many dwelling
houses and completely destroying the post
Office building. The warehouse of the Con-
tinental Oil Company was wrecked and
A REPORT from Magdalena, Sonora, an
nounces that the Apaches attacked Bado
Secs ranch, twent y-fiye miles southeast of
Magdalena, killed three men, two women
and destroyed quantity of property. It
was also reported that the Indians who
are believed to be a portion of Geronimo's
band, attac ID a ranch near Santa Cruise,
Mexico, and killed number of ranche1s.
A TORNADO swept past Killeen, Tex, on
the evening of the 25th. From the ruins of
their house the family of Jacob Eusleton
were rescued, all injured the baby fatally.
THE convicts at the st. Vincent de Paul
penitentiary, Quebec, broke into revolt re-
Gently. One convict was shot dead and
five wounded before the revolt was sup
pressed. One warden was fatally wounded.
THE Senate was not in session on the
24th The House had a number Of bills OF
minor Importance before it.
AT Springfield, Mo-, on the 24th, Judge
Wallace admitted Cora Lee to bail. She
and Mrs.. Molloy are charged with being
accessory to the murder of Mrs. Sarah Gra-
ham.
An American vessel was seized by tho
Canadians off Cape Breton for a breach Of
the fishery laws recently.
THERE was an authentic report that the
Emir of Harran, a town in Asiatic Turkey,
had caused the massacre of all the Eu-
ropean residents.
CLEARING house returns for week ended
April q show an average increase Of ISL
compared with the corresponding week Of
last year. In New York the increase was
1875,
DURING the first nine months of the pres
ent fiscal year there was an increase Of
eminent as compared with the correspond
ing period Of last year and the expendi-
lures for the first nine months of this year
were over SIG, 000, 600 less than the expendi-
lures for the same period of last year, max
ing net gain Of over S23, 0OO,0
DURING the week ended April "a the Lon
don Stock Exchange was dull; the Berlin
Bourse was strong; the Vienna Bourse de-
pressed, and the Paris Bourse firm.
Ar Dubuque, Iowa, recently, Henry
Meyer accidentally drove red-hot chisel
into his chest, inflicting horrible and IA
tai wound.
A FRAME building, erected on posts, at
Altoona, Pa, toppled over early the other
morning. The building, which was crowded
with sleeping italian laborers, speedily
caught fire, and six of the inmates persisted
in the flames.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29

A RECENT dispatch from Dublin, Ire
land, says: cit has just become known
that a missing chapter house, which
was buried during the great fire here
in the thirteenth century, has been dis
covered by some workmen who were
excavating underneath Christ Church
Cathedral. In the chapter house were
beautifully carved effigies, coins, tiles
and marvellous specimens of architec-
ture. The discovery has created quite
q sensation.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29

THE total value of exports during
the twelve months ended March 3,
1886, were S665, 1856, 1920, and during
the preceding twelve months S543, 791,-
O13, decrease of $77, S34,093. The
values of the imports for the twelve
months ended March 81, 1886, were
$614,77S,670, and for the preceding
twelve months 1896, 202, 1855, an in
crease of Sl8,576,015.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29

- A RESOLUTION was introduced in the
New York State Senate recently pro-
viding that when in cases of tie-ups
there is danger of loss of life and prop
erty from the running of street cars
companies SO tied up may refrain from
operating their lines without forfeiture
of their charters.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29

THE strike inaugurated by the watch
makers Of Grammoht, in East Flanders,
Belgium, was reported spreading and be-
coming serious. The strikers barricaded
the bridges over the Denner river, and FROM
beyond these distractions made an attack
with stones on the gendarmes. A fight en-
sued, resulting ia the rout of the rioters.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29

PRINCE BISMARCK was left $3.50
lately by the will of Warsaw mer-
chant, who wished the Chancellor to
buy keepsake with the money.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29

The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued a call for ten million dollars of
three per cent. bonds. The call will
mature June 1.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-29
CURRENT COMMENT.

SENATOR LOGAN has reintroduced
his Army Efficiency bill, with the Sec
ton stricken out which provides for an
increase.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02

sected each other. Thus the place was
known until 1889, when a man named
Raleigh Butcher, residing on Reedy creek,
sold his property With the expressed inten-
ZION of going TO California. but Instead OF
removing 10 that "iar off land came to
this place, where in 1870 be er. cted o
large frame house viii, still stands. ard
the place became known as New Calitor
MIA" because it was the place at which
Raleigh Butcher stopped. BY this name
it was known until 1856, when the present
one was bestowed upon it. Fhis IS the
home of several prominent gentlemen who
are well known in politics, among whom
William woodward, ex-Stste Senator, and
Hon. l.. ID. Simmons. The former will
most likely be, as derpier resort, the Re
publican nominee for the Senate in the en-
suing RAGS.
Roare county. owing to her geographi-
cal position and the divided condition OF
her people, witnessed within her borders
some OF the stern realities CT war. Inc
early days OF 1861 witnessed the enlist
ment Of men in both the contending ar
mica A writer in the Spencer Bulletin a
few years since thus describes the condi-
tiuu in Rosne during the years of war:
"A guerilla warfare ensued; property was
taken, houses burned, citizens murdered
and all the damnable atrocities Of war
were enacted. Spencer was occupied by
the Federals and besieged by the Conted'
crates. For forty days and nights ran
dom fire Was poured in upon the beleag- |
1ered town and upon the Federsls, who
we're coopsd up in the Court House praying
'or Butcher or Night Night came not;
neither did Butcher. but General Jenkins
the prayer by taking possession
If the town in the name OF Jefferson Davis
md the Southern Coute6eracy.'
Tue visitor to Spencer may notice a miss
ng slst from one Of the shutters CT the Gu.
,ols on the Court House Through that
aperture pissed The ball that in 1862
Killed Sanford Boone, one Of the Safe
yards who had taken refuge there during
N attack upon the Court House.
TUCEAHoE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
SCrOfula of Lungs
Relieved.

-.,,,r "a yssrs old, and have suffered for the
49,. .r,ss, wears with a lang trouble. Several
,f the family on nv mothers side Of the
&c h,d died With consumption, and the doctors
=. al sgrssd in thslF opinion that / had con-
.,' 80, also. I had all the distressing symp-
-, chat terrible disease. 1 have spent tho0s-
- dollar, 20 arrsst the march Of this disease;
49,, 49, su1ploved all OF the usual methods, not
-1 , nv ON case, out in the treatment Of other
o1t -. - II nv family, but temporary reliei vas
me- -, obtained. / Vas UNIT Tor any manual
=. o. several years. BY chance came into
A,,.,s,,1 OF a pamphlet on BLOOD and skin Dis
- iro.l the once Of SHth SFecine 90, Atlanta,
60 sr.4ud recommended the use OF SHiits
TA 80. 'stminy thai he himself bad beeR greatly
$50 ny is use in some lung troubles l re-
s4t, nv IL. About four years ago con-
-Ss,.PI 70 take ) : ;. ACCORDING = IL SeLonA
- b. an inyigorAttug tonic, and have used
-, ..rv bot iss Tue results are most remark
a.'- Nv cough has fl me, my strength mas re-
- fai I SeIgh sixty POUNDS more than ever
"a =, mv LIE. 10 has been three years since
L..- ~ tra use OF the medicine, but have had
SOY - NJ thFdiseASe and there are no pains
=. y-.s, fplt N nv luags. do the hardest kind
S-.rsrtrs york. and ieel as well - | ever cit
o r.rss bow. ThesP, Z know, are wonderful
........-t. 20 make, out l am honest when say
., ...r N.sJsnce and health TO day to SUiits
. a. D. D., rhe only medicine that brought
50 ne r4rrraaeaJ reliet. DO not say that Switt's
L' 3. = d. his In eyeTIaase, bat most POSI-
- arm TIA 10 has dO1s ThiS much for me,
~ .-tl b. a rscreaDt 70 the duty 1 owe 70 sui.
-. al 4sufty II Jailed TO bear this cheerful
~ nv O. the merits Of this wonderful neil
2 I'M, ae.. known iC the city Of Montgom-
"a an refer 70 some Of the best eitizs rs in
%, .- 1. J. Holt.
ls,,r,omgry Ala, June 3, 1850.
.rrft, sPs,irc Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
49, g.,,f and SKIN Diseases nailed Tree.
r,,s SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 5, Atlanta, I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
From ll5 lbs. TO I6I lbs.
To the CutiCura Remedies | Owe
My Health, My Happiness,
and My Life.

A day never passes that do rot think and
speak kiudly OF the Cuucura Remedies Seven
years ago, all OF dozen lGmps formed on my neck,
ranging In size from cherry stone 10 an orange.
The large ones were lrightul 10 look Al, and pain
iui TO bear; people turned side when they saw me
10 disgust, and was ash uned 10 be on the street
or in society Physicians and their Treatment, and
al medicines failed 10 do any good. In moment
OF despair tiled the Cuticura hemedles-Cutcura,
the great Skin Cure, aud Cuticura soap, an eN-
Quislte skin Eeauti6er, externally, anu Cuticura
hesolyent, the new Blood Purifier, internally the
small Jumps las cali the M gaiuslly disappeared,
and the large ones broke, in asOut two weeks, dis
charging large quantities OF matter, leaving two
slight scIrs in my neck TO-DAY 10 tell the story of
my suffering. MY weight then was one hundred
and fifteen sickly pounds; NV weight now
is one hundI ed and sixty. solid healthy pounds
and my height is only Ave feet Il sc inches. 10 my
travels p'sised the CutcuIa kemeiits, North
and South, East and West. To CuricuTs Remedies
Owe my health, nv happiness, and my life. A
prominent New York drug. list asked ME the other
day, "DO you still use the Cttcura Remedies; you
Loo TO be in periecI health" Ny reply was, 81
On, al d shall always l have never known what
sickness is since | cOmmc ed using the Cuucufa
Remedies " eometlme. AN laughed ~ by pTais.
ing them to peope not acquainted With their mer.
its, out sooner or later taey Will come T. heir
senses ana believe the same as those that USE
them, as dezcuS have whom have told May the
lime come when there shall be large Cuticura
supply Sou'o in .yery city in ne world. for the
beueht OF humanity where the Clticura Remedies
shall be -oI OHly, 50 thar there will be rarely
ueei Of ever entering drug store.
NJ. HUSBANDS,
2i0 Fulton ST., New ! Ork, y. Y.
Cuticura Remedies are positive cure for every |
forlu Of skin and blood Diseases, from rimples TO !
scrp!ula. Sold everywhere. Price: Culicurn so !
cents SOIp, % cents; RcsolvPnt. 81 60. Prepared |
by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Bos- |
ton Mas.
Send for "How to Cure skin Diseases"
Blackhead., skin BIenishes, an
L lIll RRhv HumOrs use CntiCura Soap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
PRODUCE,
Wheeling.

,}1tte,-Demsnd fair. Choice creamery
! l66 lie. country choice 7G9c; good cour-
try GGSc; common 3S5c; butterine
! IS6l8s; supply increasing.
! BsesgsE-.QDoteds ST 2j(o28c y 10.
Bcaus-aali picked navy FL 600
| / 20 peg bushel; unstable.
| Dried F7Cis.-NeS eyaporstsd psre-
,soo,,.-- I79l8o, IMPAIRED do lO@l29,
sSesnSsr-;es I7,oc.Iao. blsck6err,es 1903
New sondried, apples, qusrtered, l.92s;
sliced, 4ta5c; peaches, new haiveS,4 tl9o:ei
ID n1sr-erg, 495c; d. pared l5@!oci
n;t+si cherries 899c. NeS svspcrsts-
apples 56fc. Market or Dt'Ss SFp!t nom
issl: demand moderate.
Chesle-Sales IN q jOOnug way OF Prlm'
mud Ohio factory at 9iS i24c; NeE for1
I4f9l5c: SweitSsr l0(Sl3c: LE6ergs' 8
Ollie $500
Egps-Shictly fresh stock ct l0@i2c
dos: supply fair aud demand good.
, Fssthers-Choics. 50(955c IN Origins
packages, 4(25c more in small lots
Hone7--Cho;ce white clover, 1871
ehoica buekwhast. l2Gal43.
Nuts--She'SArks Coo per bGshe!; S!scS
z,iaGts, 3JG34Gc,
Potatoes-Choice 80 to 55c ger bushel;
common 30 to 45c per bUshel; demand
gooS. New stock s. 90 to s. 90 per Dol.
2oaltry-Live chickens, old 81 OOG9
, 80 y dozsH; spring chickens, Il 5OCS
; 90 GOOD demand
Hays-Stesd7 81 ls@llc for white ms
4 cotton. lGl4c fer sn WOOL and ltE
IL to- mixed.
Sgeds-Tmo,ay sesd IL IS per bushel
,loye-. su.sp ssed IS 90; large Sc 90 So
q ouaEtr. Market about closed. Hun
osrian Sllj per bushel; Golden Millet
81. - per bushei.
Sweet cijer-Countrv sweet .S3 org
| ; so r.: barrel; crab cider SIS oO@T 90
DER barrel. Demand qciet
Lard-Co1nty prime, 5!;S6'., demsr'
Apples, green. y Dbl. choics s. 500
: 90; supply scarce; demand fair.
Onions Bermuda 81 50@2 - per
boshsl Bunch Onions, new, 20925c PEI
dozau. Good demand.
Lettucs-At 15c per bushel, slow de
Pess-Nsw 81 CO9l 2j per bushel
Rbubsrb, I5@20c per dozen punches
slow demand
Spiunach-At 75c per bushel. Demand
slow
maud good.
Goose6erries-Per bucket soc. Dsmsnt
good
Currents Per bucket zoe. Dsmsu'
good
. good.
New York.
NEw YoRK. June l.-Flour-Reoslpi
, 40 237 barrels; exports SIPS barrels, II
4 s9l sacks; market heavy aud rather ess
q with continued duh trading; sales $50
4 bs,rsls; common 10 choice white wester
. 81 so; fancy DO 81 SO@5 90. Wheat
Receipts 436,SOO bushels; exports 263, OIL
q bushels; epot lots i@ic lower and fair
It active for export; options opened ives
a and econ declined i@lsc, closing stead
, WITH q slight recovery; sales 1868, OF
e Bushels future; 2l6, 600 bushels spot; n
2 sprirg 81; upgrsded red 74@754e; n
% 2 red SSlc in store; r.; S+GS+!c T. o. b
= No. | red 9sIe; 80. white csc; No. 2 n
i. June s23@s3sc, closing at safe; ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
WOOL
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, June |.
There was much better feeling notice
able this week among dealers and the con-
tinued depression is rapidly lifting. The
bottom has been touched and now manu-
lecturers are making offers, where before
they waited for sellers to do SO. A good
deal of new stock is coming in. Although
the market has experienced a better feel
ing prices still remain the same, and are
as follows: NX and above, washed, 26(a
28c; unwashed, one-tbird Of, medium and
coarse washed, 2S@3Oc; urwashed, lS@
Zoe.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June l.-Wool-Iu i'm
proved demand; market frmer; Ohio,
Pennsylvania ard West Virginia coarse
3l@32c; Canada washed eombing 3l@
BIC; Eastern Oregon fine l6@l9c; pulled
super6ue 24@27c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.


The market this week was fair.
bessrs Hudson } Seyha tnsnish Il t.
loving quotations.
Cattle. 900 to ], 100 los stock 4 G4}c
Per ID; 500 TO 900 lns 4i94!c per L.;
100 10 500 lbs. 3@3ic per 10.
dogs--Market dull 3it9ic ger 10.
Lanbs-Good at 4tG6c per T.
Caives-$3 10@5 80 per head.
Sheer-24&3c per ID.
New Ysrk.
Ngw YORE, June l.-Beeves--RsCeip's
GO cars arrived; no trading in beef cattle,
dressed beef steady at S@9!c per 10
Sheep snd Lsmbs-Recsipts 100 head;
market quiet and steady al 50 50@5 50
per cwt. Tor sbeep; IS 0Og9 90 PR cws,
TOR spsiOg lambs.
Hogs-Receipts 500 head; market
nominally unchanged at 81 1904 % per
cSt.
Vast Liberty.
EAST LiBsETI, June L. Csttls - Re
ceipts 100 head; shipments l62 head
market slow AT Mondays prices; no cattle
shipped TO New York to day.
Hogs--Receipts l LOO head; shipments
800 head, market quiet; Philadelphia
| 81 25G,4 30; YorksTs 81 1904 10; lg
cars shipped to New York today.
Shsep-Beceipts 600 head; shipusnts
1900 head; market dull ST Monday
prices
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The Drover's JJuI
usi reporss Csttle-Receipta $500 head
shipments 10000; market slow at 59l0C
lowe: shipping steers. 81 25@5 60; stock
ers and fesders 81 O0@3 IS; cows, bulb
and mixed 81 OO@3 IS; bulk 81 75@
3 10; through Texas cattle 81 5O@3 90
grass Steers s. 1908 65; corn fed So 4
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipment
4 600 head; market strong and SHADE
higher; rorgh and mixed g 1904 10
packing ana Shipping S. 95@4 Is; |
weight s. 70@4 20; skips 81 5O@3 60.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipmsn:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
A Card.

To sll who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscre;ions OF youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay. loss OF manhood, etc, |
will send a receipt that will cure you, free
OF charge THIS great remedy was dis
covered By missionary IN South Amer
lea. Send s sslfaddressed envelope 10
the Rev. Joseph 7 Inmau, StationD, New
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02

SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at 500 q. u, aud every hour to
900 .. IN.
Leave Wheeling Park At 5 90 a. IN, and every
hour - 10 co p. m.
Church Train az II 10 p. Ia.
C. HIRSCH,
SlpsrinteLd nt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02

CINCINNATI, O., June l.-Hogs--Firm;
common and light 50 s5@4 10; packing
and butchers SO 80@4 10; receipts 1876
head; shipments $50 bend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money LEA" lie Per Cent Govern
ments0ujet hut Firm-StOcks Weak
Flour Dull aud Unchanged - Wheat
Active aud Easier.
Nv YOSE Jlnel.-aoney on call
easy a. Il92! per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4Gj per cent; sterling exchange
steady q; 4S7l@IS9!.
GorsRNNENFs-Qaiet bat firm.
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B., z. : .. Railroad.
Leave BsllaIre ~ 6:S5 =. II. for Woodsnsia ard
sunni er iela.
Leave BellSire st 9:SO p. 10. ior suusmerss!d and
SaRssTills,
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