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The Labor enquirer., 1886-09-18
TAUORS.

The Tailors' Protective Society. of Denver
meets in Judge Jeffries court room,
O'Clock p. m, on the first Monday Of eaCl
month. OTTO KRAIJZ. President.
T. HAMLIN, Secretary.
Room IS Skinner Block,
The Labor enquirer., 1886-09-18
TRADES ASSEMBLY.

The Trades Assembly OF Denver and Vicn
ity meets on the second and fourth Sunday
OF each month, in Police court room, CiN
hall, at 2 O'Clock GEO. E, GREY, Prest.
7. HAMLIN, Secretary.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-09-18

BRICK MoULDERs' & Settlers UNION.
Meets every Thursday evening at So Down
ng avenue, at o'clock. PILLS
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carly June peas 81 IS; French peas Is,
each; pineapple 81 so; Marroufat peas n
u T592 10; COOS berries IN COCO
81 90; lib Kinney salmon 81 so; 2li
Pillar Rock 81 40; Bib swest potatoe.
81 Is.
FRuITs-New Valencia Raisirs l0SloIc;
new Layer 0rdors, l2@l2lc; new evspor.
ated peaches, l52@l6c; new svsporated
peaches, lS@l4icj new halves, dry peach,
5396c.
On4--LGrd, extra western strained Soc;
carbon, ITO, Sic; carbon, $50, &C; white
miners beat winter 43s45c; white minag'
No. 2. 42c.
FIsH-No. mackerel, 200 ID. $l2 IS
100 ID. Sc 60, 80 ID. b. Sc O5, 80 ID. S. 45
80 ID. IS 40 81 l 40, 20 ID. 81 So, Is
10 81 25, 10 ID. 81 Is; No. 2 mackerel
200 ID IS 90, 100 ID. 81 50, so 10. 81 90
80 ID. So Is, so ID. 81 60, 40 ID. 81 80, 20
ID. 81 %, 10 lb. 81 Is, 10 ID. 81 05; No.
3 mackerel, 200 ID. Sc so, loo ID. 50 IS,
so ID. S. 45, so ID s. 10, SO lb. 81 10, 40
ID. 81 IS, 20 ID. 81 90, Is lb. soc, 10 ID
Goo; Penny mackerel, 81 so per Dbl;
round herring, 200 ID. 81 so, lO0lb. So 20;
Goldfish, 40 ID. box IS so; bloaters, 100 in
box 81 so.
CONDITION OF MARKTTs.-Sugsrs, firm;
coffee nominal; rice weak; lard, weak; pro.
visions, weak; canned goods are steady;
sweets strong; tomatoes are strong.
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C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF.
- Ohio, City OF Vince log. In TIE Municipal
Court Of Whethog
william G. Han3lau, Sheriff Of Ohio County, Wsat
Virpipi, and Administrator OF John Br.nton,
deosaad,
Fanny Brinron, HsryJ CCtts, william J. Cots
Laura Thomas, Rachel 1homD, '-eorEe II. BTin-
tor, john Z. Br'nlon, nary Binton, Laura
Brinton. Missouri }. Bflnton, William Harvey
Brioion, HAIRY e. BrlntoD, Alb RI &. Brintou,
E'izabsth b. Br,nton aura G. RrintOp, William
II circuit, ID. z. = oyd Central National BaHF
Of 1Tesnca,tle. india a; silas A. Bays, James
J. Smiley and Will. u. Hen' partners "a smiley
aNef, and T. W. Smythe.
IN EHAEEsRI.
TsEe nGtise ihai tee dsr'sitions o. MIehesi
MsloreJ, Fanny rItnton, -Smu1l Caihervcod
Thomss c. Hammond, Jeremy hl!eD. James :;
smiley. Edai A. Hays Granville &. Moore, and
Addison DYgy ADD Other, Will be iaEen nj the
once rilas A. Hsgs, sttOTnev Atlas. up ttairs
IN HAYS BocT, above No II 'aG Of the Pubic
square IN Greer este IN the stale o' lndiana, on
the nth day o. ApJl, A. u. 1885 between the
hour o 9o'cl 'cs "a. aud clock IN, 70 "
read in syidence Ia the above usmel czn'e on oehs
Of said e1rnI upaut And Il. from aoy cI1ss th'
takiuy Of the ,ald dispositions shall not be CON
menoei OF being commrnc 4, shal not Oe ,on'
pleted on thst day. the iasiag al Ibe same VIII %
adjourned from u ne to tine until tue iaue tnhi
be csmplstHd. o-.
Iaura ThomN. Rachel Thomas. q sorgs II: brin
ton. John {. RrihtoD, Mary baLtol. v ilisn
r. circuit. I'd. 2. Floyd, Centfsi National Ban
al Greencastle, Indiana; sllAs 4. Hays, ia ses J
! SuiIeJ 6, d Willis q. Een. psTtn srs .: smiley
NsN' A"1 - WILLIAM c. HAEDLAS,.
Sheriff aud Administrator s'atoressid.
By Caldwell CALDWELL, bis attorneys
| mE23 30aP6i3
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SCrOfuIa of Lunus
Relieved.

am now 4s..yesIs old and have suffered for the
last fifteen Yeas with a lang trouble. Seyeral
members Of the family on my mother, side Of the
house had died with consumption, and the doetors
were all agreed IN ;hsir opinion that / had con-
sumption also. / had all the distressing symp-
toms Of that terrible disease. aave spent thous-
ands OF dollars to arrost the MAJ Oh Of this disease
have EN- p!oyed all Of the usual methods, not
only in my oSn care, but in the treatment Of other
mem bers Of my family, but temporary relief was
all that obtained. WAS unfit Tor any manual
labor for several yesp. BY chance / came into
possession OF pamphlet on BLOOD and ekin lis
ease, from the Office OF swift IociO co.. Atlanta,
Ga friend recommended the use OF SwiIts
Specific claiming that he himself had been greatly
oenented by its use In some lung troubles. / re-
solved 20 try It. About four years ago | COM
menCed 10 take 8. 5 5. according To dhtcuonh- ]
found II an ipvigoratlng toric, and have. used
about fifty bot les. TIE re- ults are most remark
able. My cough has II me, my strength mas Ie-
turned, and weigh aiIty pounds more than eyfI
did in my life. II has been three years since
stopT ed the use OF the medicine, but have had
no return Of the disease and there are no psins or
We lkneSs felt in ny ags do the hardest kind
Of mechanical work. and feel a vol a ever et
since vas a boy. These, know, are wonderful
statements 10 make out am honest when say
that owe my ex and health TO day swift's
specific it Is The only medicine that brought
ne any permanent Teiet do not say that Swiits
Speclnc viii 90 thls IN every case, nut most pOe-
lively affirm that II has done this much for me,
and would be a rccreant 20 the duty owe TO SUI
feIIng hu nanity II l failed TO bear this cheerful
10 stimony 10 The merits OF this wonderful med-
cine. l am welt known In tits city Of Montgom-
cry Snd can refer 10 some Of the best citizs Ms in
the CITY. 4. j. HoLT.
Montgomery, Ala, June IS, 1855.
Sviits Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ca, or I57 W. 23d St., Y.
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling,

The market this week was quite active
Messys Hudson d BaybA furnish the TO!
lowing quotations;
Cattle-l,O 900 to LOO lbs stock I3944(
per h.; 500 70 900 los. 3!@4tc per ID.
zoo to 500 lbs. 3@3fc per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 4t@43c per ID,
Lsmbs-Good at 5@6c per Ii.
Cslves--53 O0@6 90 per head.
Sheep-23@53c per ID.
East EibeEty.
E.s: IdsEErY, April S.-Catti: RE
ceipts zoo head; shipments III head
market steady at yesterdays prices; nc
shipments to New York.
Hogs--Receip;s 1850 head; shipments
1900 head; market fair; Philadelphia II So
@4 80; Workers 81 5O@4 65; skips 81 70
"a 40; cars shipped TO New York.
Shsep-Receipts 600 head; shipments
l,6OO head; market excited and Is 10 25c
highere than yesterday.
Cnlcsgo.
CHICAGO, April S.--The Dsover'a Jour
nal reports: Csttle-Receipts 1000 head;
shipments 1000 head; market stronger;
shipping steers 81 2O@6 90; stockers
and feeders 81 1904 so; COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 OO@4 20; bulk 50 OO@3 25.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
5000 hesd; market slow and l0c lower;
rough and mixed 81 00@4 80; packing
and shipping 81 25@4 so; ightS3 900
4 40; skips SO 0O@3 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1000 head; market stToag; natives So OO
66 10; Texans 80 00@4 90.
New York.
New YORK, April 8.--BeeVes-Noth pg
received but car lead Of cows; 10 trad NJ
in beef cattle and fem feeling; dressed
beef rI I'D firm at 799c per pound for
sides with selections sold at oIvs"1", Ak
ports EOS beeves, so sheep, 500 quarters
beef and 100 carcsesGs mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head, ali IN
shorn sheep and yesrlings, and all readily
sold at further advance Of tc per pound,
including ordinary to prime sheep at 63(g
&c per pound; fair to good yesrlings at
13@8ic; dressed mutton advanced to "a
Ii3c per pound and closed firm.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; none offer
ed alive; market irmer at nominal range
of 81 S0@5 90 per 100 pounds.
Uncinnsti.
CINCINNATI, 0, April S-Hogs-
Firm, common and light SO 6O@4 So
packing and butchers 81 2O@4 10; re
ceipts ,254 head; shipments 225 head.
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HOW ENGINES ARE KILLED. 1"
The Way the Strikers Fix Things-An En'
gInssr Explains How 1t Is Done.

gInser Explains How IL Is Done.
Usavcr Tribune.
Tell me how st. Louis strikers kill so
many engines and render them useless for
service, will your asked buneRepub'
Rcan reporter yesterday of an engineer
who vas busy CLING the inks Of h's en2irS
in one Of the local rouadhouse yards.
The runner looked over his question,r
AM asked:
Are YOU O reporter
Yes, sir. =
Then I've nothing to gay. Besides
am toe busy now to talk anyhow. Catch
On 20 some else
The questiouer found some one else 10
the barn" whom be knew, and who would
talk.
How they kill az engine, heg2 Vel!
the quickest and surest TSy is 10 take this
away" the runner replied, laying his hand
on the throttle lever. "Shnt the throttle
By pushing in the lever as far as 1t will go,
knock out the lever pin, disconIect the
fulcrum connections with the Dol er head,
stick the lever under your cost add march
OF with it and the engine is useless. Even
if she is near q machine shop 1t will re-
uuire q couple Of days to replace the lever
at a cost of Sl4, as it must bs forged and
turned, and the brass throttle ratchet must
be cast, fled and polished, That is much
better than to carry OF connechngTodS,
AZ saw represented recently 10 an Illus
trsted paper. 1t would take two len o.
| least to cart away ons copnectlng-rod,
which YOU know connects the crank pin OF
! ~ forward driver with the cross-he6d
Ii hat di9s,SIas locomotive OF
course" ,.,,L
several Vandslia trSiGs we're kille1 ~
the steam gauges being knocked Of, so he
dispatches said.
III that is all the dispatches said, they
didn't cover all the ground, because the
water.elasses would DO left, and an en-
gineer can run without the one if he has
the other. If the gauges are knocked out
the holes can be readily plugged up, and
and new gauges only cost 10 cents each.
But if gauges and the Rsterglass with lite
filings are busted, the engine IL 20 good
ANY attempt to run will end IN bucn
ing her hues and crown sheet. You see
where these parts ore covered eVerythin:
is lovely, but with low water they burn ouE
I've seen O burnt crown sheet dropPet
down from its braces almost into the CRATE
An explosion occurs at such times, which
tesrs everything to pieces. Bet then the
strikers on the Gould system have burned
no engines. and any parts they have car
red of will turn up all right after the
strike
ARE there other parts Of the me chinery
that can be taken away to kill 'occmo'
liver
ooh. my, yes. Take down the eccen,,
trio links or take of tie valve stems and
your engine is dead. The favorite way
when an engine is on the road, is to put
ont thu FIRE, open the blow of cock which
you see standing out from the eide OF the
6rebox, under the cab, and let out sil tne
water. Then the engine must be hauled
TO the nearest tank and f led up bttore sh'
can be fred up
CAS- for killing engines in TIE round
houses, the strikers remove such OF tn
parts have mentioned as will require tn
longest time to replace, and very likely q
the same time let the water all out OF IN
boilers.'
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and with q scanty if any supper. threw
themselves down to sleep ard awaited the
soming days awful toll for bread.
It is said that through the efforts OF The
cloak manufacturers Of this city the busi-
ness Of importing clcsks from Berlin has
fallen from Sc 900, O0' in 1884 TO 81 ,5OU,'
coo in 1885. Ifthis result has been brought
about By the misery. want and degradation
among The cloakmaksrs, it were better that
from Berlin had grow to $l2,-
100000 and the Americon manufacture
ceased altogether. And yet alderman are
paid $4,000 vote and pictures sell for
Sin nnn
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GROCERIES.
Wheelius.

Business in a general way has improved
with the incoming good weather. The
boom has not exactly come, but the gen
ersl outlook is much better.
SUaARs-Have stiffened up considerably
during the last few days. Cut lost 79c; Cubes
Tic; Fruit powdered tic; Ordinary pow
dered Tie; Grauulatsd Standard &c;
GRADUATED ordinary 6sc; Standard Con-
fectionsrsA 6tc; grocer's A SC; Pearl A
5i.; White extra C 52c; Oa;o valley 5ac;
New York O ste; golden c &c; new
Fruit sugsr 4ac.
CoFFErs-Green ccfee-FHncy Golden
Rio l2c; Fancy Green l2c; PeabeTy
l2Ac; Choice lie; Prime l0c Good 9ae;
Fair &c; Roasting grades 7f@9c; Old
Government Java zoe. Roasted coffee II
pscksges-Arbuckle's l ID he; Cardobs
ID. I3c; Dilworth ID. lSc; Dilvortt
Brunswick and 2 h. Ice; lowering z. L
C / b. I3c; lowering Java 3 lbs soc
Partols ID. 73c, Bulk Roasted
Old Government Java 24c; Pesberr.
l31c; Choice Rio l2tc; Prime l2c; Goo'
lie: Fair lOic; Ordinary lot.
RICE. - Carolina head, 7c; CarohIi
choice &c; Carolins prime &c; Louisisr'
SIC; Java pearl &c; Broken 33c.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup SO33R
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 22@25c; Eo1'.
Drips '2+@26c;,, California White Drip
33@35o; Rixey Maple Syrup (barrels
55c; Bixby Maple ] barrels( $50; Bix5
Maple 90 gallon kegs) COO; Bixby MsPl
Is gallon kegs) &c; Bixby Maple (QuaI
Cans) 3Oc. Sugar, House dark 2o925c
(3c sdditonslin half barrels); New Gre
New Orleans Molasses, Fancy 45@48t
Choice 43@45c; Prime:3s94Oci Fsir S5(
CSC; Choice Bakers 2S930c. New Gro
molssses of all grades now in and very fin'
= Mixed goods New Orleans 32G936.
PRoyIsIoSs-LargeS. G, Hams 9tS9f;
Medium s. C. Hama 9i@l0c; Small s.
Hams l0f@l03c; California Hams 7c;
; @ Breakfast bacon 9@9tc; s. G. Shoulde
> 6f91c; Boneless Hams l2c; Oh
) sides Tf@7lc; Bacon shoul
: ers SIC; Han Beef 9i@lOc; ordins'
, Beef $685.; Country Sides 5i@6tc;
/; Pork. No. Sl2; 10. 2, 6lh average piece
). very 6ne family, sll,O0; No. 3, ordinsr
. $9.50@l050.
= LARD-Tiercs SIC; halt barrels Gle; ia
t 6Ic: buckets TIC; tin pals 3 b 7sc; TIN pa
S lb 72c; tin pals 10 ID 7sc; tin pals 20
&c; tin pals so ID 6ic.
t ,CtxyED GooDa-Standard SlD tablepea
2 sI rs; pie peaches Sfb 81 90; piepesch
9 syb 81 Is; No. 8 tomatoes 81 l2!9l 2
e tomatoes 3fb Boston market 81 2
IF canned corn, Thompson's m new 1885 co
c, Soc: Sears corn soc: do WinsloRs
C 81 20: do End grade 10 75c; strsw5erri
" IN 81 10; hlsckberies 9b 81 90; raspberr
e IN 81 90 Dansen's 2D CSC: lima oss
IT 2ib Soc; cove oJsteEs 10 light 55ci
= IN fun weight s5c@sl 90 string bes
d % S5@s0Ci supcotash 2n sce9l
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bpt closed at Yesterdays figures; sale
ranged: April 72i@73c, closed At Iz $
Nav 77@772c, closea at 778e; June 20!
@7s9c, closed at 79ic; No. 2 Rpring ~
| G75Sc; No. 3 spring 66l@6sic Corn
0niet and frmer; cash SS@S6tc; Apfi
sS033Jc closed at 33e: Nav 373@Sls &c
closed at age; Jcne 37s@37tc. ciosec
at 81 l5.l6c. Oats-Suonger and shsGt
higher: cash 28lc; April rs 5-l6c; May
2SI@29ic, closed OF 29sc; June SOSss05o
closed at 30sc. Rye-Dun; No. oo4c'
Bsrley-Dull; No. 2 Coo. Flsxseed-
Lower; No SlG6 Mess Pork Opened
weak and 5@73c lower, declined 2E(9oc1'
rallied 5@71c, and closed steady, cssn
50 2O@9 Is; May 50 1903 S2tc, closed
at 50 3O@9 325; June 80 324CGiS ~,
closed st So $500 37i. Lard Ruled
easier; cash and May S. 90@5 S2t; June
s. 95@5 97A Boxed Mests-Stesdy;
shoulders 81 00@4 10; short ribs So 80;
short clear SIS 65@5 70. Sugar-Un-
changed. Whisky-StesdY at 81 IA. But
ter-Ruled o uiet and unchanged. Eggs
at lOl@llc.
U1nc,rnati'
CINCINNATI, o., April 9-Cettot-
Firm and unchanged. Flour-Heavy and
unchanged Wheat-Dull; No 2 red 81
sSse; receipts 1000 bushels; shipments
I 500 bushels. Corn-Dull and nominal
Oats-Firm; No. 2 mixed elevator 33c
RTe-Firm; No. 2 67@68c. Barley-Dull
at soc. Pork-Quiet at 50 IS. Lard
Easier at SIS 87!. Bulk Meats-Lower;
shoulders So so; short ribs SIS 37!. Bacon
Easy; shoulders 81 81! short rib Sc O5;
short clear S. 20. Whisky-Steady at
81 10. Butter-Firmer; Northwestern
extra creamery 36@37c; good to prime
creamery 25932c. Sugar and cheese
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Went low
IT a. ll@ll4c.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April S.-Flour-Week.
Eheat-Higher but quiet; No. 2 red
\ pril 9O3@9l!c; May 9l@9l! &c; June 9ls
AGILE; July 9li@92c. Corn-Spot
troug and higher; No. 3 high mixed 41c;
70. 2 mixed 46@46!c; futures quiet; No.
mixed April l6@46Ic; May 46@46!c;
une 46i@47c; July 46t@46c. Oats
n fair demand for spot Lots and market
uled steady; white 3S@4O3c; futures a
hade frmer but quiet; No 2 white April
93@393c; MAJ S9@39ic; June 500
95c; July 399394c. Eggs-Fairly &C
i've and srmer: fresh l3c. Cheese
'irm and fairly active.
Toledo,
ToLEDo, o., April 8.--WheAt-Steady;
ash S5tGI87tc; May 8j4c; June 86ic
id; August 872c; September S84c. Corn
Firm; cash 3S!c; May S84c; June SOC.
'ats-Ddll; May 32!c. Clover Seed
over; cssh Sc 10.
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PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF The CLERK OF The COUETl
~ Court, Ohio county, state OF West Virginia
In the matter OF the probate OF the last will ant
testament OF Maria Bier, deceased. The object oil
the petition filed In this matter on the 18th day oil
March, A ID. 1886, IL to hSve admitted to probate
paper writing purperiiDg TO be the will oil Maria
Bier, decea'ed, bearing date on the 18th day oil
March. 1874, and Il appearing from an affidavit
fled with me in my ofite that William J. Bald
win, Mary W. Bier, Philip Bier, John Bier, Mary
Holt, Ada Hague, Mary Ann BIidgeman, Augustus
Bridgemau, the heirs at law OF Henry Bier, de-
ceased, two minor children whose names are un-
known, James HustCroit, Mary II stcroit and
Jacob Huscroit are non re- idents OF this state IL
|, ordered that they do Eppear at my Office In the
city OF Wkeel ling, IN The county and STATE aiore-
said, on tie 2iih day OF April, n d., 1885. at 10
o'c'ock IN ana Co what Ii necessary TO protect
their interest in said matter.
(Published the frat time March I'D, 1861
GRO. HOOK, Clerk.
J.uKa p RoGRpS Attorney mr22oawt
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CLOAKMAKeRS,
where Misery AbouDds = Life In New
York.

York.
Joe R0lrari in Boston G,Gts.
II ever a wrong demanded righting the
crv of the closkmSkers, who ask for the
abolition of the middlemen or sweater III
their dealings With the manufacturers, calls
for serious attention, and their present con-
di,;on for instant relief Indeed, it seems
difficult 10 understand how these over
Uorked operatives have endured so long
"a thew have the wretcheily unfair system
thss puts upon them the burden OF sup
por,ing tho contractor, who stands between
them and the manufacturer tor whom their
labor ia done. and Of the meagre wages
that is the fruit of their toll.
Let me give you picture OF o etosS
makers work.roou found in Hester street
This room is less than ten feet square, and
here six women and four sewing machines
are driven By some unseen power, among
niles of closks ready to be put together,
and ths;r only light was from 3 small
gabls windoz that opened upon the root
The air, sitting and odoriferous with sewer
Eases and the pale shjeet couatensnceS
~ tbs workers, as they bent over tnei'
sewing forus5 8 frightful picture OF ply
steal suffering. By working sixteen o.
noe hours per day, two OF these women
msnsgs "a tnrn out one cloak, for ~sict
ths s's9eater." or contractor pays them o.
cents each. The style and quality Q
these closks are the latest and best hnec
With quilted silk or SATIN ana tam%s'
Material, and sold for from SS'
- S75 in retail stores. 4 smslle
T - 1 that opened from this working r0sr
contained : sink from which arose rgh.
mi stencil. The rooR wss without VENT
I lat or light, save thai vsich cam
through the door from the othe, err; IS09 !,
Tnop the floor was mattress WHICH y
appearance psrtook Of the general hltn
~ found throughout the whole buiidiu
from cellar up and it WAS upon such . Be
-, -ch quarters that these closkuaker
ana S. >sry with the long days wor
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FINANCE AND Trade.

Money at I.2a2 liz Per oent.-Govern-
ments Dull and Steady-stocks Dull and
strong-FIour Quiet and Unchanged =
Wheat Unchanged.
Nrx YozE. April s.-Money on call
easy ct l1@23 per cent; prime mercantile
paper st 4@5 per cent; sterling exchange
unchanged.
ovrpNur,-rs-Dnllard steady
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, April 6.
The market is very quiet all around
The prices are the same as last week
with the exception of very slight soften
ing, and are as follows Fine fleece
washed, 3O@32c; fine fleece, unwashed
one-third of; coarse fleece, washed, 2S
@3lc; coarse fleece, unwsshed, 20@23c;
medium, washed, 30@36c; medium, un.
washed, 20@23c; tub washed 30@33c.
Demand for medium feeces is fair.
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sAzzazausa@es
E<~<{

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers viii nav
ali Prizes drawn IN The Louistapa state Lotteries
which may be presented nc our couniers
j. Ii. OGLESBY, Pres Louisiana Nstl Pank.
j. w. KlLBRErn, Pre-. state National Hsnk
A. BALDWIN, Pre-. New Orleans Natl Rsnk.
Incorporated In 1858 TOR IS yean By the Lsxisls
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes-vIth
capital Of Il o00, ol9to which Q reserve fund o3
over $3.50, 900 has since been sdisd. s-1 "a
By IN overwhelming popular yots its frsnchpe
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A. d. 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed By
the people Of any Ststs
IL never tcale s or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
p ace monthly, and the Extraordinary Draving,
regularly every three months instead Of Semi n.
nually ss heretofore, beginning March, lSs6.
A splendid opportunity 70 win fortune. Fourth
Grand Drawing, Cas ID. In the Academy Of Musir,
New Orleans, Tuesday. April Is, 1856
i9lst Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRICE, e7n,o00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

B., z. 81 O. Railroad.
Laays BallAirs at 8 IS a. N. soT Wo0dsneld and
Sunmerneld.
Leave Bellalre at $50 p. n. fer summs:tela and
Zarssyille,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fnctions
In Fifth, in proportion.

1907 Prizes, amounting $50
Application for rates % clubs xhcrld be naao ony
TO thG ONCE 81 the Company In Eos Orleans.
For lurther information vIie Clearly, giving ipl
address. POSTAL NOTES, EspTtcs Money ca.
dars or New York Exchange In ordinary lettsy
Currency by sxprcSs (al ~ ns Of s. and upwards OF
Cur s1pense) addressed ~. a. DAuPAIE,
New Orleans, La,
or n. A. DAUPHIn.
Washington, ID, q.
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aHbeeIin9 Register
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
/ Depart. ATnTe

a zRTYAL AND DEPA2rUEsOE TRALse--
n EXPLANATIONS OF RzRxRESCE EAEKs:
sf1iiS sunday excepted. taondy excepted
Whealfrs nne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

- you want a pure, bloom
* Complexion? III so, a
8 applications of Hagan'S
jAGN0LIA BALM will graf
d, you to your hearts con-
lr,t. 1t does away with Sal
iaSuPSS, RedneSS, PimpleS.
HiotcheS, and all diseases and
,.uperfectiOnS Of the skin. 1t
,ercOmeSthe flushed appear.
nee OF heat, fatigue and eX-
Element. makes a lady OF
H,uRTY appear but TWEEN
-; and 80 natural, gradual,
auA perfect are its effects,
3,aJ il is impossible to detect
rs application.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

Lave Wheeling 81 s . n. Ent run every hcuI
issTs WEseiinz Psrk 90. u and run every hUu:
TSs "Cburch Train vii leave cash terminus at
,9.IOn n, g. HTBSCH. Supt
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passenger Trains dk,ly insIadinS SUNDAY. Asssn.
sedstion trains run daily syesPi sunday.
". J ROBINSON,
Gsn'Isl freight and Passenger Assal
q. TON LtSsON,
Ticket A gent, Wheeling. ". Va