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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26
THE OrHER SrpE Or The

LEE OrHER SUE s15sr Or Tnn
At this season OF the year, while many things
are goug Tor less than regular prices, there are
certain stufis In great demand =. regular pr,ces
and in many instance scarce at that. A oroad
statement, but none the less true II is Every
thing In our store al ITS present price is a"bAR-
GAiN'-that is. 1t cAnnoI be bought tor less
and, In must INSTANCES not As low.
crimiuately. the following:
LADIES HOSIERY.
black and COlored Fine Isle Thread Hose
null reguiar fine quality. and belong properly
We nave had renark able success with a
Ladies' Extra-long Baoriggau Hose, fue gauze,
toe, at Ioc per pair. Best we have ever sold ut
CREX1 DREss GOODS.
We have again duplicated the 44-nch Cream
White. sil-Wool. rwil.ed Flannel, ut 5oc Der
adapted ior Lawn Tennis and Eoa,ins :f saits.
JEk1 S;n. psEt arA INN,
made with Vest trout, two coiors i,Isek and
White, vest trimmed With black beads, worth
Ch,idren's Aii-wooi Jerseys. plain in back,
st ;n G an slk-stIlehed. solors, Navy
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
Cream. Cardinal. Blue aud Black, only So
Atwood Cashmere scarfs. silk embroidered
and fringed, coiors. Cream and Cardinal. OnIy
eLoV = DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' and button length. allsilk Jer-
sey Gloves. in Fa~n.Tan. Mode, Golden brown
and Black, soc. and o6c per pair.
Ladies' aud Uutton length ull-siik Jersey
Gloves, in Mode. Jaunet, cray, olive, Tan
Light Brown, Cream, White and Black U2Isc
55c ezlac. and 81. l2lac per pair. ~
APRON UkPAkrME NI.
~ IozeR Nurses India Linen Aprons two
choice styles. line tucks around bott ON and
sa&sneo AROUND bottom Only 2oc each
BOYS HOSIERY.
Boys 'two-and-one" Ribbed Black Chiffon
Hose, double knees. double heel anu toe extra
long: sizes 3. oi2 o, Gta. Z. 7l2. = and oia. as
specially good value Only x5c per pair
"JNIT. ALI HAN ok FIR, IFS.
Ladies and Mems Uuiaundered Initial Hand.
kerchieis.j st rs they come from the hands Of
the work. people who Work the letters
Ladies, 2Oc., d for 81.
Ladies'. x3c, d for el.5O
Meas. .Hc, u ior 81 90.
je26 WOODWARD d LOTHROp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26

Some of the postal clerks who feel aggrieved
at the Postmaster Generals dismissal of their
associates are still talking about a general
strike. While it would be a pity to see useful
public servants throw away their offices and
salaries so wantOnly, 1t Is falr 10 presume that
the United states government, which has sur
vived three wars and an electoral commission,
will manage to worry along with q reduced
force In its postal department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26

Rumor In New York credits Minister Samuel
s. Cox with desire to quit the diplomatic SER
vice and return TO his old seat in Congress. He
has grown tired, perhaps, OF talking turkey" to
the sultan, and wants another chance at some
OF those wild western republicans with whom
he used to have SO much fun on the floor
OF the House But what says the Honorable
Timothy j. Campbell TO the suggestion?
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EvERrBopY LOOK, LOOK,

LvERYBopY LOOK! Look
SELLING OFF
FOR 50 DA Us ONLY
In order to enlarge store No. All .th at NV
Ali our 1ne Old
Whistles, Wl1s-s and BrandIe5
Al CIGTiti
AT Gust -,
1SO0 gallons Of -Our Pure Old Rye Whisky
Years old direct from Us. bonded warehouse: formers
pric1' -. now 500 sAl.ou-
l.vvs. gAilons VI Our tioiden xxx" whisky: for
mer price 81 presen price - per gal
2uo gallons Washington County" nye. former price
-, no~ 80 per gallon
2OO gallons Cha Ienxe Rye former prce 50 IN
present price $1-.5 per gallon.
SOO gallons Topaz Sherry Can elegant wine):
goruer price - - pei gallon
Per ga lon "
An elegant C1aret 3oc- per bottle, or 81 Dozen
This, Deal In asAnd for only 80 days
.o-. N I. MErzGER & BRO
Jaw All Iln NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26

The debate on the Fitz John Por: er bill In the
Senate was as warm as that in the House. but
Its decision came quicker. Whether the Presi-
dent will sign it Is the next and last question to
be settled, and that cannot take longer than
ten days for its determination. OF its ap-
prevail, though, there would seem TO be little or
no doubt, even in these days of vetoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26

After President Cleveland's experience with
bogus private Claims, passed in the House on
the recommendation Of the committee on In
valid pensions. he viii be likely to pronounce
"inyalid" with an accent on the second svllahle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26

Messrs. Frye and Hoar stand out for an in
vestigation of the scandal concerning Senator
Payne's election. Where does Mr.. Payne him
self stand on this question?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26

After two weeks spent in taking the bait on
Congressmen's hooks, it is natural enough that
Mr.. Cleveland should feel like casting q line of
bis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26

L>OR VERY VALUABLE RECIPES FOR aim
Il mer Beverages, Tonic ard Alternative Bitters Per
foineries- Lotions for Complexion. Hair Restoratlyes
L0iments. &c. enclose 10 cents TO r. u Box 81 -
Washington, u. G. Ire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26

David Davis is dead. Peace TO the ashes of a
good old man!
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AUERBAcn q BIO.


foods offered al fraction vi their Real Narke, yalue
need no introductory xplaDaIion.
Here are Of tie Articles we have 10 oer .or
THIS WEEK.
Mems 40 Gauge Summer BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
DRAWERS To Mach. - 5Uc each.
Mems Fine GAUZE SHIRTS. 81 TO "A CSC each
Meas PtPPEREL JEAN DRAWERS riyeted bu,
tons, selied seAnas 5oc
Mems BALBhIGGAN HALF HOSE nc. each,
nix pairs for III Is -'
Aea's Fine Isle THREAD HALF HOSE, CSC
each. six pair for sl-so -
Mems Fancy Bordered Linen HANDKFRcIItEE.s
Heustifched- 25c- each. six for 81 .25
Mems ELASTIC NEW YORK GARTERS 1sc
Mems washIble Summer SusPENDERs. tcanno,
Be duplicatedl, DC.
Mems NACEISAw STRAW HATS. Ga. 10 n
formerly Sl.25 BOW 75c-
Mems Fine CANTON BRAID HATS. O.. to IA
formerly 7Sc, now SOC
Mems DUCK HATS for Tourists. 25c
As new "a p&rture are dis psaying some hand.
6entltmens Wei,
Dtrsstieas sor Washing Yiannels Furnished
AUER1ACH a BRO,
623 PsnnSyiyxnia avenue.
CO. Entrzncs on @ 81 js2S-Sn
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RA1s, Ram, RA1s.
sTR1Kxs srR1HEs, srntxu

And other causes lead de to belisve that June u
will not be good business month as June Of l0sA
Having still chance 70 'catch up" we intend akiaa
agrand effort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-26
RUCHrNG REMNANTS.

We bought from one of the largest manufacturers
over 1000 yards Of Ruching Remnants. including
French Null. Crepe Lisse, Tinsel Ribbon. Mixed
Chenille Ehects. and fine Lace Edge Necx Ruchlnsa
These goods run In lengths from p to yarda We
have marked them from
CENTS 10 Is CENTS A YARD.
Not one-half the real value
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It's comforting to know that bill has at las,

II Is comforting TO know that bill has at last
been framed looking to the supply OF the Dis
tficrs sorest need in the matter OF a public
building. Framing bill is not enactipg law.
10 IL true, but 1t is the first step toward that
end; and the provisions of the measure adopted
BY the House committee on public buildings
and grounds yesterday contain so much that Is
deserving that IL can scarcely fail t., pass If
treated according to It's merits. The commit
tee In whose hands the work 10 placed Is one
that Will command public confidence: the pro-
portional division of expense between the fede-
raj government and the District Is as IL should
Be. The site Is convenient. The dimensions of
the building, and the amount named as Its
cost are the only points concerning which there
II room for serious discussion; but these are
matters which time will regulate, If the archI-
tectural design be chosen with reference to
possible eulargerHents aud Improvements as
the needs of the public service expand.
1t III becomes members oil either Senate or
House to abuse the President for his activity in
vetoing the bills which they have dumped upon
him by the hundred since since the private pen
sion mills have got into smooth running order.
He Is simply doing the work nj candid inquiry
which they left undone. Any asperson they
cast upon his motives must surely react upon
their own. There Is no more reason for sus-
pecting that he Is vetOing bills for personal or
selfish reasons, or tor the qualification of partL
san malice. than for suspecting that the men,
bers who introduced these bills, and passed
them through the committees, and voted In
their favor in the House, did so at the soiicita-
ton of the claim agents, who make living by
the promotion OF just such schemes. Indeed.
the President never gave better evidence OF the
charitable element In his composition than in
combining his condemnation OF the course of
Congress strictly To the careless haste with
which business Of this sort is handled in the
sparsely attended sessions. Had he seen At to
treat certain members as they have treated
him, his messages not only would have been
notable for their keen satire, but they would
have caused a tremendous sensation.
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Tx.
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III II EiiFF Y 4 r e III {. {.
10 CLOSE OUT
FTP "A ERfk "A ssss oo0o + ssss
+ II / II / Fl IS: . % t.. So :

we nave oVloeo the entire O0ck INTO ave t0t ~ tae
following pricex
s1-99.-THrS LOT includes
Embossed satin. Fine Satin. Figured and Striped
Satin CoAchings: regular prices, from $2.9s to
44.2A
$24s LOT includes
Satin Coschings Silver Handles, Changeable silks,
Figured Pongees and Lace trimmed: regular
prices. from % 20 to $24a
s29s SPECIAL ATTENTION LOT includes
Striped satin Pongess Fancy striped Satins. EN-
broidered Pongees Quaker sSiks. Spotted
ChangeabIe suks. fully 40 styles regular prices,
s4.9o to 500.
139S LOT includes
Striped silks. Satin Bordered Pongees, NikAdo .
Ia Jsponaise trimmed. BAH Fringe; regular
prices. % 81 TO % So
- LOT includes
Persian. striped Nikado. Persian SILK Parasols.
Lace covered. and Quaker Silk Mikados regular
prices, $500 70 S1A96
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

3 ss.ssa :. ns ssslscs q e, or Aston. $40
- o., sr .bath.- ~ 10 lsie ID ne Or. m 30
9l3 Sth 18th. q 80 s02otE p ~, 6r m So 80
SS3 92s Nav. 6t-l so 2sl 81 W. sr, W Is
0s Myrtle n G.. Or NH 10 2o3 NV or w.tg IL 30
}e26Sse c II PARKER. cor. ~ and sss. sw
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100 DOZEN Pure LINEN ELLEN TERRY
8 - 3 8 8 E + +: 4 e. Fl :: s:
Geo 90 LII LII Il SSSS

e ooS z 90 . I E1sI LIZ ! ~ 4 / + ssss =
Especially adapted for Summer Wear.
AT CENTS
We have them In two widths, with two worked
bustonhoiss hne finished.
HowELLs HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, CENTS
large bottle
In conclusion we guarantee to supply and satisfy
the most economical purchaser We shall not answer
you. as frequently done, "ALL SOLD VUT."
Cut the above advertisement out and bring II with
and for yourselves everything is not IS rep
resented
AL goods advertised win be found for sale on our
COUNTERS
Owing to the magnitude of this SALE and the tirelesz
work Of placing the different goods in their respective
departments, THIS SALE WILL NOT COMMENCE
UNTIL 10 MONDAY MORNING..
T III {. s E E $Ssjj$EI||:.||
MIN NJ ~ 4 EEs.a,k SS's s ## en-
a.szz a ! II SSoS Iii Er- =
sls-sls SEVENTH STREET NV
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EOR RENT
II lSl2N st. NV. 9r$1Oon1OO
42l llth 1t. NV, l8rs- 30 l0l
ll6S Z n-w.llrs......-S3.. "a uO6
1924 18th 81. willis. SO n.
60s 18th St NV, llrs..e5 4G
2S Grant Place. 1Ors..--.5llllO
S43 N st. NV. 12rs-.-..5 l3<
14lS 10Th sc. n.w., llr- 10 Ida
ls0s Z st. n W.. l2rs-.....5 Az
l2l2N. Y. ave-, l0r.......9O Alb
"a Grant Place. Srr.-65 80,
1919 q ST., NV, Srs.-..tjO ala
1901 Sd St NV, IL RS. 80 Z 10
1906 u 81. NV. 1Ors-...55 Me
POI ID st. NV, o rs...-...5ol l332
1873 Corcoran ST, llrS50 5ll
$50 Mo. ave, IL rs.-40. so t724
1l49 9th 81. NV, lOrs.-sO pa
400 X 1. ave, 1rs...-.4O 22u
BOB N u. nv, lxr.........35 NJ,
SlS n ST W., 9rs.....-...40 305
ITO 9Th 81. n.w.. yrs...30 ALI
lOO6 18th sc. n. W., lOr-:S0 42e
l4OS 9TH 81. q, W.. Ora. .25 Is
1880 9th 81 NV, 6rs....25 :,l6
Quo spruce St 1rs......25 SO
1888 . H. NV rs-......25 so5
2S20 y 81. NV. b rs. ...25 SIT
1857 Pierce Place, Is rs. -25 :StpU
1888 .. 81. NV, srs... % 10 ~
400 70 466 Wash. ri. ~ 40
leZl q IA WARN ,
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PERSONAL.
WILL THE PAKTY WHO ADDRESSED A
wv bu1ness man . letter dated June 22d aud signed
"A Customer" please send and address, The
matter u OF great importance, but should Ike I'M
DENTAL ie25-3t
DECISIONS DESIRING FIRST CLASS TABLE
Board can be PLEASANTLY locstsd ~ Mrs HAU.
ehks, aus q q n ". myxosl3t
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND OR.
~ en- ue, We are 0oW prepared pay hili val ne for
Gents second-hand Clothlng. Address call as
"SOSfH's Old 6tand." 0lo " 1t. nw. Jel2-lm.3d
GN HAnTB INSECT POWDER. 1T ID FREE
~ Rom p0tson u y not sold Ny ade mark
= % the ld pswars VI limitation send card % z "A
I'd -. nv. ys5rlSts
4 ,lvILRERVfcEExANIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IVY INsTITUTls
je7-lm eous1fwest Cor. 9Th AID \ sts a "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-23

the Senate has just refused to confirm him,
which makes his portrait of interest just
now.
Goode is a Virginian, and the AZ years
of his lifetime have been given largely to
the affairs of his native State. At the age
of - he was both admitted to the bar and
elected to the Virginia Legislature, and
afterward reelected several times. he
entered the Confederate army as a private,
and subsequently became attached to
Gen. Jubal A. Early's staff. From
the army he was elected to the
Confederate Congress. After the
war he resumed his law practice at Norfolk
Va. In 1874 he was elected to the Forty
fourth congress, and continuously reflect
ed until the FOrty-seyenth congress, when
he was defeated.
At home he is known rs Col. GOode. he
has several times been q delegate to nation
al Democratic conventions, and eight years
a member of the national Democratic com
mittee. He was president OF the electors
who cast the Old Dominion vote for Cleye-
land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-23
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

The market this week was somewhat
uuigter than last on account OF the tact that
this is about the split in the season, when
early stuff is about going out Of the mar
kct and late stock coming in. The demand
for green stntl' was rather slow and prices
ruled somewhat lower, and the supply eN-
ceeded the demand. As nearly ~ can be
ascertained there were received IN the city
during the week on m average, l,WO
buckets of blackberries per day. The ar
rival of peaches has greatly fallen OIL on
account of the fact that the early crop Is
about exhausted and the late crop has not
vet begun to come in. The prices quoted
lclow are wholesale figures, and all green
truck is home raised.
Butter-Demand fair; choice creamery,
l0al2c; country choice 9alOc; good country
7aSc; common BABE; supply good.
BeeswaN-QuOted at 25a2sc per pound.
Beans-Hand picked navy 81 lOal p
per bushcl; unstable.
Dried Fruit-New eVapOrated pared
peaches 1TalSc; impaired do lOal2c; rasp-
berries l7alSc; blackberries Ease; new sun
dried apples, quartered, haze, sliced 4a5c;
peaches, new halves, 4!a5!c; do quarters 1
a5c: do pared 15a1sc; pitted cherries Sa9c;
new evaporated apples 5aGc. Market on
dried fruit nominal; demand moderate.
|. CheeSe-SaleS in jObbing way of prime
mild Ohio factory at S!c; New York la
he: Sweitzer 10al3c; Limberger Sal2c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock ut l2c per
| doz. supply fair and demand good.
Feathers-Choice, '5Oa55c, in original
--.. -, ,,ora IN Sn,al1 Lofts
Honey-Choice white clover, l3al4c;
choice buckwheat, 12allc.
Potatoes-ChOice new home raised, 81 %
al 75 per Dbl. demand slow.
Pouitry-Iive chickens, old 50 GOa3 p
| per dozen; spring chickens, 81 5Ga2 %;
OOddemand. 49,,
Ra.s-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; lal!e for all wool and Halle for
mixed.
Seeds-Hungarian 81 Is per buShcl;
Golden Millet 81 p per bushel.
Lard-Country prime, Slate; demand
fair.
Apples-Green, per Dbl. choice new,
81 GOAL -; common 5Oa75c per barrel; de
mand dull.
Onions-New, 75ca$1 90 per bushel.
Bunch onions, 2Oa25c per dozen; good
demand.
Cabbage-At 75caS1 90 per Dbl; demand
| slow.
Green Beans-At 5Oa6Oc per bushel; de-
mand slow.
Peaches-Per crate 81 OOa2 30; demand
good; supply light.
Roasting EarS-Per dozen lOal2c; de
mand good.
Tomatoes-Per buShel, 81 00a2 p; de-
mand good.
Blackberries-Per bucket, S5I4Oc.
Plums-At 81 OOa2 so per bushel crate;
demand good.
Huckleberries-At 6Ia75c per bucket
demand good and supply same.
Peas-At T5ca$l 90 per bushel.
New York.
New YORK, July 22-FlOur-ReceiptS
11,734 barrels; exports 1850 barrels.
$50 sacks; market heavy; sales 1,SOO bar
rels; superfine western and State - 25a
. sci; common to good extra 81 65a3 10
good to choice do s. 20a5 90; common tC
good extra Ohio 81 65a4 90; common t.
choice extra st. Louis 81 65a5 90. Wheat
Receipts 122, $50 bushels; exports 95,09t
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b. K o. X. Il.
EAST.

Express Chicago and Cob.
Express Chicago and Cob.
Express Chicago and Cob.
GAINESVILLE Aecom.....--...,
Cambridge Accom-, 49,.
& ST. GLARS
WILLIE RG.
R & o. DeDOt.l
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MOUNTAIN LAKE.
The Beautiful Resort 0uiet-EXcursion to
Luray Cavern.

The Beautiful Resort 0uiet-EXcursion to
Luray Cavern.
SpscioR Correspondence Qf The Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKEPARK, July 2.@Our
Quaker friends have nearly all departed, and
the place seems rather quiet.
1t might be we'll to note here
that the B. & o. Company offer the
following exsursion rates from Mountain
Lake to Luray including admission to the
cave: For parties OF five to ten 1920,
IL to 80. 81. 40; 81 to 80, $3.50; 90 to
100. 500. DIR. Stephen Hasbrouck de-
livered his lecture on ''rhe Land of the
Pharaohs." beautifully illustrated by lime
light, on Tuesday evening, but owing to
the heavy rain he had a rather meagre au-
dience, hut all were well pleased.
The w. G.. T. L. meets here July 18th,
and remains in session four days. Geo. W.
Balm, j. W. Carter and John l.. Thomas
appearing upon the programme, are Sufti-
evidence that a good time may be
expected by those who may attend.
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:. Depart. Arrive.
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TOLEDO, o., July 22.-Whcat-Lower
cash 70!c; August SOC; September Sic;
Octobcrs2E. Corn --Firmcr; cash l2c; SEP
TENDER 43c. Oats-NOminal.
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recent creation, having been instituted
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF
- Ohio, City of Wheeling. In the Municipal
Court of Wheeling.
b.. H.. nOyrncr ,roo,u,,, 4,
", 1870
Jas. Rankin and Robert Poguc,J If""S'
ana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-23

STATE SECURITIES-Dull but strong.
RAUROADS-Dull but generally hrm;
total sales, 81, 730, 900.
SToCEs-The Stock market still con-
tinues principally in the hands OF the
room traders. The market was heavy ut
the opening, first prices generally being
within I per cent of last evenings closing
figures. Missouri, Kansas and Texas was
up /, Louisville and Nashville (,
New York Central was : lower. The
market was irregular, being strong and
weak in spots, but very little movement
in prices took place till the latter part
of the day, when advances were made in
some directions, the major portion OF which
was lost just previous TO the close, which
was steady. Closing prices show irregular
changes, but are higher in a majority OF
cases. The advances for nom of the active
list exceed per cent. Transactions, 2O6,-
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For Rates II Freight or Pare and HAggage
Checks, apply 81 the General Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Columbus, OhiO.
THOS. X. SHARP. J. T. STORY,
Gent Manager. a.. y. a y. A..
DELLAIRE AND II. GAINESVILLE RAIL
ID WAY.
Time card in effect January y, lss. Trains
arrive and depart Ia aud fnDIh y 80. depot,
Wheeling. ". Va. n OllOgss
Departure u trains for CairyiIle. o., Wheeling
time:
Leave wheeling Arrive u. ClainYille-
No. i9.. ...-11D A. y. No. 70. $1,000 sf5 A. n
No. 3.,.g-5 No. B. .a..-DD I"
No. -....-.S4O r. n. No. b. 80 .. n.
AHEIyAL 90 IEAISs TEOs -. cLAIgryHLE-
Leave Il. CIairsyIIlc- AriU. al Wheeling
No. H....---93 A. y No. H..---.-~~l0G 4 ~.
No. Is -..- 60 ?. " No. Is &c. cd "
Take this route. The q~uickei, mot cosnfOrtA-
bic, and the only allrAII rnuis. andinR passil-
gers In the business part sud nsaTest best bOfeis
Of Wheeling. BelIaire and 81 ClaiTsyille-
G.. W. TROLL. Manager.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
The market still continues rather dull
and flour has taken a drop of - cents per
barrel since our last report; while bran has
come down $500 OF the ton. About 5000
bushcl of new wheat has been received in
the city during the past week at zoe per
bushels. In the feed market oats have
taken a slight advance and they are firm,
while corn and hay still remain quiet,
Prices are as follows:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-ChoiCe family fouI
in barrels 81 -; in sacks 81 10; middling>
per ton SIS 90; bran per ton $l2 %; wheat
No. l per bushel zoe.
FEED-Com per buShel 35c; oats &c
baled hay per ton $12 00al4 90; loose hay
is selling for about 50 to $ll per ton.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, July 22.-Dry Goods
Flannels were in good inquiry, especially
for duplicate assortments, and stocks are
running low, prices being advanced
in some instances. Agents have advanced
all styles. Clothing woolens are in steady
inquiry for many new and duplicate selec-
tons. Cotton goods are in large move
mcnt, with steady demand and prices very
firm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-23
Secretary State Board
Deer Park.

.Sps,iaR Tlrqrum 70 ne Rsgieer .
DEER PARK, MD, July 2l.-No great
improvements have been made during the
past year in the hotel, but several new
cottages and a swimming pool, II apart
ment for ladies and n for gentlemen,
both 90 by 30 feet, have been erected.
There are at present about 800 guests
here. among those distinguished are Scna-
tors ALlrich and EuStiee, well known by
their high official position.
The hotel is under the direct supervision
of Mr.. q. ID. De Shields, superintendent oil
the b. & D. hotels. He is a determinate,
energetic and gentlemanly manager.
Mr.. J. W. CaxtOn and family, Mrs;
Robert Crangle, MrS. F. II. Eccles and
daughter, of Wheeling, are here.
A number of persons every day go to see
the cottage where the President n bride
spent the first week of their honeymoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-23
FINANCE M TRADE.

Money ut 1 I-2a2 Per Ccnt-GOVernmcnts
Quiet but Sieady-StOcks I~Iigher-FlOur
Quiet aud Unchanged-Whcat Lower.
New YORK, July 22.-Money on call
easy ut lla2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper Lao per cent; sterling exchange
steady and unchanged.
GnNERNMENTS-Oniet but strong.