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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
BENwOOD.

Joshua Nicholson, who met his death in
that ailray in Rellairc, Saturday night,
WAS well aud tavomhly known here, hay
iug been u citizen OF this place for some
years.
Dr. /. Eskey made n briel trip to Pitts
burg yesterday.
At the Republican meeting. Saturday
evening, the following delegates were ap
pointed to the district convention at lat
Ileton. Hon. J. Sinclair, {. Kronhardt
and X. Newton; alternates, 4. b. Me,
MeChen, NJ. Gately aud W. Policy. The
delegates are to 70 from LittletOn to the
State Convention at FairuOnt Every citl'
zen attending from this district will be con-
sjdered a delegate
Mrs. Mitchell has returned from a visit
to MaysvIlle, Ny.
4 crowd that had conpregated for d
tight in the upper ward, Sunday, was dis.
persed by the appearance OF policeman I
HUmrs on the scene.
Aruett, DOvener and Anderson appeared
IN the trial OF Bow, Miller and Hurley he
fore Squire Riddle yesterday afternoon.
In tie preliminary hearing OF the cast
OF State ". Bow, Miller aud Hurley, the
two last named were released, the evidence
not being snil .ient To retain them Tor a
hearing before the Grand Jury Russo
Bow wgs committed to Jail in detAu't o.
=. ono hail for hrs appearance before the
Grand Jury. Col Arnett, Il. DOvener and
AIder4ou appeared for the defendants, snC
Prosecuting Attorney MelGhen for tn,
state. The ease attracted considerable
attention. The Mayors office was crowd
ed throughout the day
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MOUNDSNlLLE.

). T.. Hart, of the Wctlel J'ohn,e,r,
gave us pleasant call Monday.
MI Philip Ernst, OF ClaTk-burg, has
been spending few days with his friends
here.
\ couple from one OF our rural districts
came to town the other day bent on get
ting married. After procuring the ueces-
Sary license they hied to Rev Stewards
residence, where they were soon pronouuc-
ed man and wife. They lett on the even
my train for home, ss happy as big sun
lowers.
J. W. Gallaher is in New York purchas.
lug his spring stock OF goods
Fire again broke out IN the house OF II.
II Cox, situated on purdy street, Monday
evening The ire bells were tolled, hut
the fire was eXtinguished without much
damage.
MIR. Thomas Hall and Miss Barbara
Montgomery, Of Woodlands, were married
here by Rev Stewart Saturday.
lev. l.. /. Stewart has returned from a
pleasant soiOurn through Ohio.
Mrs Thos Lowe, of the First ward, is
on the sick lit.
The Marshall county delegation to the
Littlc,on ard FairmOut Republican con
vvntions left on the ten o'clock train yes
trrday morning The delegates from this
place were: A. b. Wayt, L W. Hall and
J. f. Bloyd They were accompanied by
the Republican candidates for the various
county officers, who went along to take
care OF their respective interests
W. understand that thp coal sbqft ~ II
resume work to-day.
Mr.. George Jones has accepted position
rs salesman in the store OF David Eli
d. & Evans is in LlttletOn, attending
the District convention.
Russell Bow, who was given a hearing
before Justice Riddle, for the stabhng OF
Joseph Morris, was brought back and
placed in Jail here, to await the action OF
the grand Jury.
John BJbinsOu's circus il to show here
to-day. There will no doubt be n large
crowd in town.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs /. O. Williams spent yesterday at
Bridgeport
R.y. Scdewick was at Browns Station
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie and Eta Moore OF Ttlton-
willie. are the guests OF Miss Ida Mckim.
NJ org OF Smitbheld, Is in the city visit
iug friends.
The strike at ] Kerr x Sons planning
mill has been settled by Mr. Leseur tender
ing his resignation and the old hands being
taken back.
A part of the Lsughlin mill WAS Oh yes
terduy while the ga furnaces were being
cleaned.
Quite a number of our people attended
the Congressional Convention at BelIMTt
Yesterday.
4 horse attached To s grocery delivery
wagon came very nearly running into the
morning mail train on the { X =. yester-
day. The train had to be stopped or the
horse would have been killed and the
WAGON demolished.
Great arrangements have been made for
the Rrllaire May festival People from
Martins Ferry vino attend can get home
home on the II p ~ freight tram, ar
nngrmeut5 having been made for the car
ryipy OF a passenger coach.
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GEOC.rRIES

TUESDAY, MAY |

TUESDAY, May +.
Colirce is up tins week ic aud vs., think
il will he higher Sugar is linn aud
scarce, il We have good fruit crop,
look out for high price sweets. Can goods
active and strong, and will sell rapidly Tor
90 days. Dried Peaches Of sound quality
and free OF worms are scarce. Plenty ui
mixed fruit in the market New TUT
key pun,- aTO nice and cheap buy them
at 10 day prices, they will be higher
SyRrr4 Choice Sugar Syrup &C.; Honey
Drips 3ic; HIaple Drips, five gallon krg-
nc; ten gallon kegs IOc; onc-hall barrel
u.s., baTrl g.. Sugar dark BE;
BE additional in half h-rr,irl.
New Orleans Moaasrs Rev crop now m,
Fancy 4Tc; ChoI.e l1r; Prime A3r; Fan
lnc; MMyyd goods New Orleans &Oa;i2c;
Bakers goods 3Oc.
PEnvI5JOSs-iarge s. q. mans ] ic; ne
dunn S. C. hams lllc; small ! {. hams
be; California hams stc; y. c. breakfast
bacon lie, $. c. shoulders SIZE, homeless
hams ilr; city sides Slc; bacon shout
drr- BE; ham beef lie; ordinary
beet o.; family mess pWk, 5Ib pieces.
IlG 40; bean pork, fine clear, ~. ga.
LARp-Herce e; half barrels sc; tuDs
-, tin pals, lb1., Nsr; TN
pals, 5 his, sc; tin pals, 10 los, p .".
tin pals, ~ lbs, ~Eci tin pals, 5u'hs., ~5,r.
CAlfEED GOODS Active, Standard 80
table peach s. 25a2 80; No. 3 t0matoys new
81 ~ to 81 - per dozen, ~ TO quality,
strawberries 2Ih 81 IL; bachhernca
2h g5c, raspherncs > h 81 90: Dam
sons 2ib Soc; lima beans 2ib "c.
cove oyst.Is IN light G0c: do I'D !hlI
weight gIcaSl 90, string beans 2!b 1h"SOc,
mcrot.,sh 2lh II Uultl %; carly Jun" peas
81 35al ~; French peas l5n*A', az
to quality, each; pineapple 81 Az
yoosch,rrirs DO 9nca$l ~; lio Favor.
| tie Salmon, very fine, 81 on; dib
We, potatoes 81 Is; aIh pumpkin II 90,
WuuDES WAkE--No. ! tubs So 81 No,
| 3 s. 80; No 81 81; , hoop pals 81 40
| . hoop$ 81 G5; sap 81 ~; single washboard'
81 50, double do. s. 80; fine crlmp double
do. - -; single s. 90.
FEuiTs-New Truues iailr, a. Ia quail
ity; Raisins, Valencia, -; Layer Odora
81; halves, new dry peaches 9ci London
LAYER raisius S2.75H3.oU; Loose hu2ca
| tells. $500 TO 90.
Ou.-Lard, extra western strained sue
carbon, 10, he; carbon, $50 S. white
miners best winter $50; white miners
/ * 10 49c.
SuGAas Cut luAf &c, Cubes nc; Fruit
powdered Sc Ordinary powdered &c
| Ganulatei STANDARD IL; Standard Con
fsctioner's 4 U,c; Standard Grocer's A 63c
Pearl White A &C; White extra Q 64c
Ohio Valley SIC; New York @ 5ic.
COFFRE-Ureeu Cof'ee-Fncy Colder
Rio l-c; Fancy Green lie; Peaherry I7c
Choice Green lG!c; Prime Green lGai Roast
ing grades ljC; Java Die Roasted Ia pats
ages-Ohio Valley zoe; Ohio Valley roast
| ed, 500 III luts, lgtC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

PERHAPS no local disease has puzzled
and bairl,d the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh While not immediate
ly fatal it is among the most DISTRESSING
nuuseouS AID disgusting ills the ilesh IL
heir to. and the records chow very ieT CT
fo cases OF radical cures OF chronic "a
tsrrh hy any Of the multitude OF modes Of
treatment until the introduction OF Ely :
Cream Balm frw years ago. The success
of this preparation has been most grat'iy-
ing and surprising.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRED
wheeIIHG

TUESDAY, MAY l..
The price on flour has advanced % Genus
the mast week and the market IS very hrnr
with an upward tendency. Wheat has al
vanced 5 cents per hushel and good, clean
wheat Ia now bringing % cents ana ihe
market il firm. Corn IA IN better
demand; oats are ia good demand
and hay il quiet. Fran and middhnSs
continue in good demand. Prices oR
hour and grain axe wholesale and are rs
follows, retail prices being from au to 80
cents higher:
FLOUR AND GRAIN choice rNmily houF
in barrels s. 70; in sacks 81 20; mlddIihEs
per ton $50 OUa2l ~; bran per ton H&o ="
all %; wheat per bushel, No. |, 9'c.
FEED-Corn per bushel GOab5c, oats sue
baled hay per ton, Sll 0Osl3 90. Farmers
are offering loose hay at Sl3llt per ton.
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I1 ni...,. H lith, l---.
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rnn Murh PrILc To- Point ~ Il.

whats that demanded hotel pa
t-ou OF the waiter, pointing to the bill OF
lgrp
why that 30 French, -tr "
French, cL Well, why the deuce don I
sou pgint the names OF your dishes IN creek
or Eulupuk sou fellow could GUESS At what
he wants
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An Elder sisters Mistake.

Elder sister aged twenty -Gour / m
sorry you cant go Meud hut you know
mamma thinks you are too youug to enter
society.
Younger sister aged eighteen No,
ClcyIy, mamma doesn't think Pm too
young, she thinks sou are too old Tor me
.fy enter 4Drlpty
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WOOL.
wheeling.

TvEsnAT, May II.
There Is 20 trading in wool at present
What old woods remain No one seems 10 10
interested IN huntIng up aU present, ana IN
act prices in the Eastern markets are
lower than purchases C0uld he made IN the
interior. There is very little doing even
in the East, hut what il sold is netting a
loss. The outlook for the uew clip IL any
thing hut encouraging a. II meets VITA a
very Hat market, ana manufacturers H.
well a. dealers in wCol, Will he more cart
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling

TUEsDA", May ia.
Busineas the past week has been from
fair to good. Home grown rahishe7 nave
made their appearance IN the market anu anu
a'I green stna is home grown WIN TIE
execution ot cucumhers, peas ana oean os.
puttsr has advanced several cents the past
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

NEW York. May l,.-Drg Goods
Manufactures oi WOOL, aside IRON drliv-
cries On autumn orders for clothing wool
lrns, were exceptionally dull, as huyus
hesitate to do anything in the face Of tarlll
legislation. The market Tor cotton goods
was inactive
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
The Gau-wil..u Debate.

E'p- ..... Re .....
SIR notice that the Mouudsyl,lr
N.rf has uudcrtakeu to get Gen. Gul
on, 70. the risk OF tariff discussion with
VIM. l.. Wilson. The editor adopts plan
ruat was quite popular some years ago,
diva, Is, he proposes to furnish "-nh7tI-
cute Hr.pJoposes tbatthe discussion he
a..d POS Mr 4 ". Campbell instead OF
teen u.#. Will this he accepted, cot. Is
THE mAu We want 10 hear from lie now
au'', public 0t'i,c, and Il believed 10 he
IN a.ylrauJ To still higher position More
.y,r me- 'yau'trth hltnsell a. the able-t
champion ct a high var taril There, hr
.- at ms hest. lie Is right in to"n, 81"
.1 speak. ~ Irt ~ have the ienerai
himself \ substitute won't 20
l.Dk EE OS.
If.nE. N. M. Q lth. l---
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\ Bath Wasn't Necessary.

Washington Hotel Clerk To guest from
New Jersey Will you want a room with
bath connected, -iIs
Eew Jersey Guest y no, | reckon
not won't he IN town more u couple
% weeks, an besides { took a bath only n
lev days tore lett home.
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Unsuitable Homicide.

Wife who has been driven nearly fran
tir hy q habit of her husband John, /
read day about Il man out IN Minnesota
whose wife killed him because he said %
want 10 know 50 much.
Husband surprised l want to know.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

Pacific SKIES Nt $50
SrArEs-Quiet hut firm.
E,uEoNDS-Dull but irmer; sales
I.u.;-. 900 IN
Srutr The stock market was very dull
tbroughout the day and was weak IN the
forenoon, bat recovered tta lone later,
,bouyh the fluctuations we're confined to
the narrowed limits The opening was
made AT irregular changes from the clos
ING figures OF yesterday, and tor n short
time the market was iryerish, though
generally weak. 4 better tone prevailed
aitrr IT, o'clock, but there was no ANNA
6op whichever until the last hour, when the
general list showed more marked strength,
but Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred rs.
came very weak, dropping from 81 to 81 :,
thouuh IA portion OF the loss was alter"ard
recovered. The latter company has nearly
completed the right OF way for their new
extension from BDwer-tOn to Wheeling
Grading is To begin about June first, but
| II il expected that the line will Toe hard to
build, because of numerous tunnels and
cuts. The market again became extremely
| dull before the close, which, however, was
| firm at close to the best figures. The hnal
| changes are generally in the direction oil
lower figures. Sales 100, lsO shares. Quo
tations closed bid as l0llowa
Adams Express ~; American Express
| lUg. Canada Pacific So; Central Pacific
| p. Chesapeake and Ohio u; do preferred
d-st- 4. do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton,
l35; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ll"i;
/ Delaware and Hudson, los; Delaware,
LqcSawanna and Western l29H Denver
and Rio Grande, l.; Ene pa; do pre-
terred, %; Fl Wayne, lot; Illinois
Central 49,; Lake Shore, 81; Michigan
Central, -: Minneapolis and ST. Louis,
!: do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific,
7Gg; Northern Pacific, Oh; do preferred,
| 5I,. Chicago and EoTthweutern, lOSt; do
referred, IT.; New York Central, 1865;
oregon Trauscontinental, 2i, ; Pacific Mail.
3iJ. Peoria, d. x l., l9t; Pittshurg l5-
Pullman Palace Car, l4G; Reading, Gli
Rocs Island. l01i; st. Louis and San
Francisco 2-i; do preferred, G7i first
preferred, lI2; ST. Psul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba. 100; st. Paul and Omaha, B
do preferred 1914; Texas Pacific, 20, Union
Pacific 53l; United States Express -
Western Union iGt
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IMnrlnIlRti.

CrNcINNATI, o, May l5.-Cotton.
Qaict. Flour Finn Wheat tluni No
. rcd a500s, receipts 3 I1p hUshris, ship,
meuts 5uu hu4Eci, Com Firm; No :
mixed Ole Gate Strong, No. . mixed
Sc. Ryc-Eisier: No. >, 20. Pork -
Firm ut $lt - Lard Steady at J. ro
Rulk Meats -Firmer; short rib & - ~
Bacon Steady; short clear - l2!a9 -.
Whisky Steady at II - Hutter, Sng"
and Cheese Steady. Eggs Steady at
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week, ami demand is good. Epgs have
advanced cents, and supply is light with
heavy demand. Poultry l. il fair sup
ply and ils demand is good. The follow
ing are wholesale quotations:
Buuer-COuntry choice 2Oa22c; good
country l6slSc; common 5a6c. Tuesuppy
Is good and the demand is good.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply il very
light. Prices are 81 6Oa2 10 per bushcl;
extra fancy s. 20.
Cheese Prime mild Ohio factory la
&c; New York 13al4c; Sweitzer i31al4c;
Limberger lnall. Market nominal.
Eggs-Srictly fresh stock l3!slic per
dozen. Supply scarce, demand heavy.
Feathers Choice IN original packages
a55c; in small lots 4a5c extra,
Publications. raised 95ca$l 90 per
bushel; demand fair; supply good.
POultry--Live chickens, s. 25a5 -
per dozen; turkeys live 9alOc per pound (;
dressed l2!al5c; ducks, live 81 4Oa3 81 per
dozen
Rags-Steady at 1ialic for white mixed
cotton; la! &c tor all wool, and tal4c for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de
maud, at 7tasc.
OniOns-New Bermuda Pa 80; per
bushel; demand good supply fair; Southern
onions, per bushel, - 90.
Cabbage-New 81 - to 81 - per crate;
demand good; supply light.
Seeds Per hushtl-Primc clover ST -;
strictly choice So co. Timothy 81 50 to
So 90; orchard grass 81 50al -; blue
grass, extra clean, II -; common millet,
IL %; golden 81 ID.
Green Onions-Per dozen Poe, demand
tair, supply good.
Tomatoes New s. 90 to 50 p per
bushel crate.
Cucumhers-Pe bu-hel crate So 90 to
s. -; per dozen, sO1.
Rhubarb-per dozen punches 20 cents.
Rplishes PEI dozen punches SOC.
l.cas- Green, - OU per bushel crate
Beans Green, - 80 per bushcl crate.
New YorR.
NRw YORK, May l5.-FlOur- Receipts
1917 packages; exports 26,u92 barrels
aud 1000 sacks; market quiet; sales TO-
100 barrels. Wheat Receipts :, 2iG bush
els; exports none; sales lI,32O,OOO bush
els futures, and 10000 bushels spot; op-
lions weaker and very ieyerlSh; ungraded
red gG,; No red Sl.O2; No. , red May
y, ca$ Ol, closing at y~,; June 96. a9Sc,
closing ut 9G,c; July 96ia9Sc, closing vt
9Ggc: August g6ig7lc. closing at 9Glc:
September 9Gl97lc, closing at Bose; No
yember o. ,aSl OOI, closing ut o-,c. Corn
Receipts I29. -Ou bushels; exports 10, q
gS7 bushels; sales g92, 900 bushels futures
and lO2, OO0 bushels spot; options steady
ungraded &c; 40. : 6G1c; No. > May
IL 5aGglc. closing at G7tc; June 5,a66lc,
closing At G5.r; July g. aG6lc, closing at
IG5l August and September Is aGG}c. clos
ing ut G5.c. October 65aG6c, closing at
IG5Ic. Oats-Rgceipts 81, 900 bushels; ex-
ports .. 100 bushels; sales 2IU. 600 bushels
futures, -, 900 bushels spot; market finn;
mixed western 3Stllc; white do i3IiGa.
| Hay-UuChanged and quiet. Hops
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL Flonr Firm.
Wneat-Weak and lower; No. , red May
gSl9J,; June 913ao- ,c; july 'nlh9Ic;
August 4jaaCc. Corn Spot weak market
nothing doing IN futures, No. = yellow 66c;
No 3 yellow &c; No. mixed Nav, June,
July aud August G6a6Tr. Oats Steady
uncraded white ilr: No. white re
No , white i4,siac. futures steady no.
J white May 424ai3c; June i@,lliic;
July 43,aiic; Augu,t 39ia%gic. Lard
Firmer; rerued y 15sg -, steam - G23.
Rutttr-FiTm.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Nancy At IA, Per CANT. GuyernmsntS
Quiet but Firm - stocks Lower Flour
Ttrm-Whsst Lower.
NEW YORK, May Mooney on call
cav at to > per cent; last loan ] per
cent closed otlisred 1T lalt per cent
Prime mercantile paper i4a6t per cent.
sterling exchange quiet but steady at l7Ha
4--,.
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Mamma. said u little boy what is
that stun that III, doctor put iuto my arm
when he yac,jnated me.'
That Is vaccine matter. IL comes
from the stomach OF cali
Then don't see what good IL dOes
taking il from une cali and putting it on
another.
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b 80 kAILROAD.

H. d y 'a NAAAHFAOAbf
By.lSlrc aut ZAuesvi..e IhrOagh passenger train
leave, Hy..Eirg a. ; " = IN arrives ~ Bellsirp ~
I0u D. m
NpgJslr,i passenger train leaves Bellsirs a.
l.lJ p. IN. arrives 20 BC..alre at SO 4. n.
~umUgrhgld Accommodation leaves BellAir A.
lU o. M arrive, A. Ry..airs at 1915 a. NJ.
A. l-a.ls daily except sunday. Central stand
,rl Time f,oul Bu.lUse.
"a UEEItN. NNp Elm GROVE RAILROAD
w nn a.I alter NHutHy. APul sd. l',> train,
600 -.. Ma.y.ru Sut Elan Grove Railroad w.I
~.r. o.. 'H..ra-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

A New York snake dealer says that he
has ,olf 100 snakes this season, ranging
in prices from $50 to 300 each
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With its prohibition prociIvIties, ITS
anti canal work aud Tom PAttism, the
Republican party may we'll withdraw from
the New York field thi9 fall
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ful purchasers than they were the past sen
son. The losses in wool the past season
have been very great, and it ~ To he eN-
pectGd that mOIe conservatism will prevail
in purchasing this years product. The
first clip of medium unwashed wool raised
IN this State was received to-day by liOrk-
heimcr Bros, and il very handsome, both
in condition and strength OF staple. This
clasa uI wool seems to be- more in demand
than the class ur fine woods grown in this
section. For the first clip Horkheimer
Bros. paid % cents
Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA Mas ID. Wool Market
dull and unchanged: Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia y y aud above 3Oai2ci
medium &Gl57,, coarse .;11'iG', New York,
Michigan, ladiana and Western liue or AN
27a!-c. medium &1ri-r; coarse 25aiGc;
fine washed \ and y y &Siilc; medium
washed comhingand delaine 31ai>a; coarse
DO &6ii7c; Canada washed comhlng 3ja
3Gc; tub washed &Gli21, meiium I'M
washed combinrani drlainc 21I2Sy, coarse
DO 2ja2Ic.
Boston.
RosroH, May IL. Wool Market IN,
settled, Ohio ami Pennsylvania y y fleece,
27i2gc; NN aad above 2HljIc, NNA ila
I%2,: Michigan extra h.rrrs 2jr!.r, No. ]
" ,-haJ cam hing %aa&Gr: choice pulled
wools 31,Su.- far 10 rood 2p,,a;,
-..-,.-..
fhihHhst"
Mn
',',,'''''
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

WORCESTERSHIRE LINDIFNr f- &'.a'.'.
,..r, I,g.g4y,. sc,at,tI. llaas Back >iG JOINTS
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BALTIMORE, Mp, May la-Wheai-
Western winter red spot yIia9jci June
Dllsgitc; July yl!a9i.c; August ga
g43c. Corn Western dull and firm,
mixed spot Gi.c bid; May Gtc!; June hjia
Gl3c; July GiaGi.c. Oats-Quiet ana
steady, western white i2ai5!c; do mixed
39!ailc. Rye-Quiet and easy Mt I'a-'c'
Provisions Quiet and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

80 pieces marked down to zoe, worth ST.
20 pieces marked down to 55c, worth 75c.
The above are all fresh goods, embracing
the new and choice coors appearing for the
first time this spring. We warrant these
Scrgcs to be strictly all wool and forty inches
wide.
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- Does Every body Else.
All How She Doe. Mako Them Fly

C,ooduess knows whether all meu are
GOOD AZ they claim to be or not.
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Liquor Dealer, Don't buy Them.
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Lolita wears 10 different pains OF shoes in
one OF her plays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
LIVE STOCK.


TUESDAY, May -.
The cattle market this week was active,
with prices unchanged from last week.
The hog market was active, with prices
unchanged Mes-rs Hudson X Bayha
furnish the following quotations:
Cattle, 900 to I, 100 lbs stock i!a4!c
per III sou to 300 lbs. &3ala. per III. 200
TO S0O lbs &!a3'c. per H.
Hogs Market active, Il1!c per lb.
Lambs-tood at laG, per III.
CLives-3aic per lii.
Sheep to &c per III.
Baltimore Live stock Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
PhiladGlphia


BosroH, May l5..-Wcol- Market I'M
settled; Ohio ami Pennsylvania ~ i,ecces
2vA2gc; \ \ aai above 2rl5lr, NNN jla
10; Michigan extra lI"eres 2j,'!Ic, No. !
WISHED com hiug %aa&6c; choice pulled
woods &1a5gt; laIr to good 2ga&is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

TOLEDO. O., Nav l5.-Wheat--"eaS
and lower; cash, csc; July and August
Csc: September 9I,c; December 9".r'
Corn-Dull hut firm; May uo.c. Ott'-
Quiet; June 354c Clover Seed-tlrm
and higher, cash ST -: May 81 "si
October 81 6Tt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

TlTrsyIILE, Pa, MAY l5--Petrolcnm
-Opcn,d 81 ~D.c; hipheft ~1Ir. loves
sGsC; closed At -15c