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Judge Woods for the Supreme Bench.
VALLEY FURNACE, W. VA, !
June l6 1899,


To Gs Editor fHs Register:
SIR Il feel it duty to myself, the
State, aud as worthy, upright, honest man
as any in the State, to say my piece for
Judge of the Court of Appeals. So, to
make a long story short, sm for the pres
eut incumbent, Hon. Samuel Woods, of Bar
boar county. These are some of my
reasons He has filled the position with
credit to himself and the State he is hon
est, intelligent, as great judicial mind
and capacity as any in the State is learn
ed in the law and science, and is of ma
ture years, though not old.
Another reason is this, that to no man
in the State is West Virginia so much in
snt status toward the Virginia debt ques-
ton and | feel justified in saying that
hut for him and his well defined position
ia the Constitutional Convention at
Charleston, to-day we would be labor
ing. groaniug and ground down with
debt that would have bankrupted the
State, and, verify believe, blOtted her
out of existence. His position in the Con-
yentiOu was new, bold and astounding,
ard no one rose 10 the height he did on
State, county and international law; aud
| well remember that Governor Price, of
Gresnbrier. President OF the Convention,
said the doctrine was new, and he must
tske time TO think so did all, and while
the Convention was composed largely of
lawyers, it was astounding when Woods
announced his position, that q State
could not be sued" But for this, gentle
men Of West Virginia, we would have had
incorporated into our Constitution bur
den that We do not feel to-day.
Again am for Woods because in the same
convention, ~ Chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, Judge Woods did more for
Tho hone tide settler TO quit title, than all
the Legislators or decisions before or siuce.
These are few of my reasons
but l might 20 on ad iufnitum
but let this suffice, and will conclude by
saying, If any one Gun be presented Of
equal merit or greater claims, l am for
that one, and l challenge con-
tradiction upon these few statements, and
say boldly / am full banded to make good
this ard much more. Let men think and
then act. We need now the beat and most
meritous men, end can not afford to dis
pense with Judge Woods.
A LAWYER.
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEW FORK, June l8.-Beeves-ke'
ceipts loo head, making IL, 2iO for the
week. Market weak and lower; common
10 PRIME native steers "a 3Os6 10 per iUo
] pounds; 'air to good Texas steers "a 2Sa
Sheen 81, and Lamb RsCs;ps u SOC, making
30 500 for the week. Market ~ anu
lower for everything except choice and
nothing like clearance was possible.
Common to best sheep So 26A5 10 per 100
pounds; common to best lambs 50 Ooa7 90
Hogs-Receipts 6. $50, making 70, 400
for the week; market dull and nearly
nominal at So 60a7 80.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June iS.-Oattle--
Receipts 2, 275 head; shipments ,577 head
market steady; good unchanged; common
a ic off from last weeks prices.
Hogs Receipts 3, 300 head; shipments
3. 700 head; market active; Philadelphias
SIS 7Oa5 so; mixed IS 20; Workers IS 60
as 65; common to fair IS 40a5 so; pig:
IS OOa5 25.
sbsep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
d,sCO head; market slow, a tc OF from lest
weeks prices.
Chicago.
uHIoAeo, June 1S.-O attle-Receiptf
iO,uoo head; shipments none; market
lower; beeves 81 50a6 %; grassers So 901
4 so; stockers and feeders 81 45a4 Is
cows ~ 0Oa4 90; Texas cattle 81 OOa4 25
Hogs-Receipts 49, 900 head; shipment'
5000 head; market strong at SC higher
mixed SIS 50A5 10; heavy S. G0i5 so; Ugh
SIS 45s5 65: pigs and culls 81 80.
Sheep-Rscsipts 5000 head; shipment
none; market slow and steady; western
feeders So 80; Texas 81 25a4 90.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 1s-HogS-Bsrel!
steady; common and light 81 25l5 So
packing and butchers s. 35a5 So
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and following are like the foam on set
tied glass oflager. The body is serene snd
solid, howeyer.-PRtRam Democrat
We do not pretend to know the inward
workings of the Republican machine in
this county, but there are some things
that everybody knows, and one OF them is
that Marion county has three candidates
for places on the Republican State ticket.
Major Z A. Billingslea wants to be Audi
tor, t. w. Fleming, Treasurer, and Prof
Thomas @. Miller State Superintendent of
Free Schools. Each might receive the
coGnty's vote in convention, but il is GER
tain that one only can possibly be nom
mated, and the fight will be which shall
get first innings, as the nomination Of
either one will knock ont the other two
All this will he settled by the Committee
on Osder of Business ut the Convention.
In the arrangement of that committee,
therefore,, thsre is work for \ master hand
and il won't do to trust to luck. 1t re-
quifes the skill, tact and experience of q
most astute politician. If our modesty
will he excused, We would suggest IS meCa-
Der OF the Committee on Order of Business
from Marion county, the name of Col.
Thomas II. B Staggers. -FairmOnt Iader.
Hon. II. @. Ragland, of Logan county,
positively refuses to allow his name to go
before the primary as candidate for the
House of Delegates from that county. Mr.
Rsgland was their Delegate in the last
Legislature and made an able and faithful
Huntington Times
1t seems to be pretty well understood
that Gen. Gcff will not accept a renomins-
ton for Congress. The question now ar
rises who shall succeed him? Capt. B. B.
Dovener, of Wheeling, has been tavorably
spoken OF, and outside of Gen. Golf could
r larger vote than any other Re-
publican in the District. He has been a
faithful worker in the party for the past
twenty-five years and mas never received
any recognition from the psrty for his ser
vices. 1t looks TO us as if now would be
the accepted time to honor tried and
true man." Az an orator he has no supe-
riOr in the State, and could mop the earth |
with your Uncle n"..the, first round. He
was brave soldier and stands high in |
grand army circles, and if nominated he
will be elected.
The woods in this section are full of |
D1yener men and they will be found at the
Convention advocating his
Vest Union Herald.
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BRIpeEpoRr.

Mr.. George Heinline will be at hom'
from Columbus in q few days. M
An infant child of Charles Kaufmai
died on Sunday aud was buried yesterday
Miss Ella Mckee is in Illinois visiting
friends.
Mr.. E P. Rhodes is plating new ad
dition TO the city.
Quite number Of our people are II
Chicago attending the Convention.
John Cooke is in Chicago.
Mrs. Dobson and her daughters, thu
Misses Dobson, are the guests Of Mrs
Dobson's daughter, Mrs. J. E. Waters
A camping party, TO spend the hestet
term in the mountains of West Virgins,
is organizing.
Circuit Court sits in st. Clairsville to
day.
st. Clair Alexander is at home from thu
Ohio State University.
another suit has been entered against
the city Of Martins Ferry, coneerniDs
their water works.
The Union Cornet Baud will give an
open air concert at Martins Ferry this
evening. M
The Presbyterian choir will give must
Gle in the n. E Church on Friday even
ing next. Some visiting talent, amop2
whom will be Miss Catharine Patrick, Of
New Philadelphia The affair will be one
of unusual interest, and is deserving of q
liberal patronage.
Prof Geo. Heinlein returned home last
evening from Columbus, at which place he
was Professor of Music in the Blind
Asylum. 81
ST. Clair Alexander, who has been at
tending the Ohio State University at Co
lumbuJ, arrived home last Sunday.
A special meeting Of Council will be
held this evening to consider questions rel
ative to new City Hall and water cup
ply.
An infant childo Mr. Charles Kaufman,
which died on Sunday merning, was
buried yesterday morning in Weeks Gem
etery.
Koehuline Bros coal and ice dealers.
have erected fine new Office near the
Bridgeport glass factory.
The Y. Ii. G. A. will give a strawberry
festival in their rooms this evening in the
Oglebay Block.
Miss Lille Campbell, of the Island, is
the guest of Miss Gertie Amrine.
Miss Icie Wilson is visiting relatives In
the country for two months.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Fiour-Receipts
~, 173 packages; exports 957 barrels, H.
So sacks; market very weak; sales %, 800
barrels; common TO choice white wheat
western extra 81 40l4 so; fancy do 81 Goa
5 90; patent Minnesota extra good TO prime
"a 5Oa4 rs. whsat-Receipts As, $50 bush
els; exports So, 923 bushels; sales G, 6SS, 900
bushels fusures. 1l2, 900 bushels spot; OPP
tious steady; No. hard sSsss9ic; I'M
graded red S8ASOc; No. red 9ic; No. 2 red
June s7sasSc, closing at Site; July 8sts
ss2c, closing at sslc; August s9tsSstc,
closing at sole; September 90ia90sc, clos
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pePaT. Arrive
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@saitinal.
Choking Catarrh.

vcl swaSeDed nom a disturbed s,eeI
.r.hs horrible an stiOas Of an sSSsssair
I'd, your th'Oa and pressing the life
7, f1,us yo1r ugatenej CheS.s Have you no
h, lsuguor al debility that succeeded
al. q clear yo'E hroat and head Of this
Ia u1,ter Wa depressing influence
.,gQoa The ma. cloUding the memory
..-g the head Wi,h pains and strange
8 Sow tihcN0 IDS 70 rid the nasal pas
ms Ssd ucg' o, this poisonous mucuS
~ rs & Wno S'e Afflicted with eata m.
Nf.GE % prot,et The system against It's
r.,r>> t9-aSis the lungs. liver and
g., pay3Cials vi adIit. IL Is aterri
- snl gries CT fOr relief ana cure.
--s-Sst.e eGaase powers when all
sod Nt cry t1li, al SANEoSp's kADI-
y. az 3.lSSse bvthousands who grats'
-,-El aled t. "a fllOS.Suferers No
III IA IL reSsOtlng IL that cannot be
.-aa. q By the s0St respectable and reli-
tgc>
*; C1ntSil' one bottle % the RADi-
-.T rn- .nN ~ CIrDREHNL SOLVENT, and
.sr .>SNLEs v&R treatise and direc-
$50. by al trag Ci,gS 70, slO0.
r-ss pare 4 CuspucNL Co., BoSroS
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ax1RpLsUA.
on CITY.

Oh Citv.
OIL CITY, June 49, --Petroleum-Openeo
at 76sc; highest 763c, lowest 72sc; closed
at 72tc; Gales .323, 900 barrels; clearances
/, O36 coo barrels; charters 3,572 barrels;
shipments s6,s12 barrels; runs 5l,le4
barrels.
Pittsburg.
PrrrsBURG, PA June1S.-Petroleum-.
Weak and lower; opened at 76tc; closed
at 725e; highest TIC; lowest 72sc.
Brsdford.
BRADFORD. Pa, June ls.-Pstroleum-
Opened at 76sc; closed at 72Bc; highest
76}c; lowest 72sc; clearances, 6l2,Ooo
barrels.
Titusville.
TITUsvILLE, PA, June 1s.-Petroleum
Opened at 76sc; highest 76fc; lowest
72sc; closed st 72sc.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Petroleum-
Ooeusd weak at 76sc; closed 73c; highest
76}c; lowest 72lc; sales $1,000 barrels.
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aRATHFUL--COMFORTING
Epps's Cocoa
BREAKFAST.

'rBy thorough knowledge OF the natural Lawn
which govern the operations OF digestion anc
nntTitiof1 and by careful application Of the 1ne
properties Of well.selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our break fast tables with delicately
Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. II is by the judicious use
of such articles OF diet that constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 70 re.
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds Of
subtle maladies are floating around us ready 70
attack wherever there is weak point. We may
escape many fatal shan by keeping ourselves
nourished frame "-Civa Service Gd:eits.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. SOLD
only IN hall pound tins by Grocers, labelled thus
lanes EPPS & CO., homeopathic CHEMISTS
mriicdaTu, Thag London, England.
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2 RAIIRORu


Sellsire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves BSllaise a. $40 a. m, arrives at BeiiRce At
k.CO y. n.
Noodsdeld passenger train leaves Bsngirs a.
TO 2. m, arrives 80 BellAire az $40 q. m.
suplmertield Accommodation leaves Bsllair ~
LOO D. m, arrives at BellsiSN ct l0:i5 q. N.
All trains daily except Sunday. Csntrs Stand.
ard Ti'ce from Sellelre.
Al KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
Wv On and after Monday, April 80, L IS, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad viii
- C,I1nvrs.
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1xHSnll
DALr1MoRE AND OF

Departure Of Trains Dom
ume. Schedule ine6ec6 April
Express for Chicago and the
4 n. $40 D. m. and $50 p. m dA
q. daily except saturday. ~
EYprexs foe Cincinnati and b.
Cambridge accommodation 300
| Sunday.
EIpress for Warrington, p. e, b
philsdelphia and New YORK. via Grafton
For PitnburS and Esshinstsn, Pa, Sic
| daily: Express, $40 q m. daily; lts p: IN.
| except Sunday. Additional way tram for W
ington, Pa, $50 p. NJ. daily escept SGnasy
fittsburg, Baltimore ana rniAe'pn'A o.
For Ioundwilie, s.sss . m. rs |. m,
noon and $40 D. m, daily except Sunday.
For Grafton, $40 p. m. daily.
For Cumberland, s05 q. m, daily except
day. ooo ~ am,
p. m. and s:l0 p. m. daily except SunaN; =,
Express trains arrive nom chicago 5.S
go a m. and slo p. m. daily, and Ass a.
Exprss trains arrive nom ST. Louis and
cinnsti, As O. m. and Clio p. m, 9ny.
Exprsss tIains arrive nom Philadeiphla
/ timore and Washington, ID. u, VIA. H,sioh'
q. m. and lo:aS p M. oaily, VIA f'"soa
a, NJ, daily.
Trains arrive from Columbus $40 Q.
Clio D. m. daily, and loss q IN. daily eA
day.
Traius arrive nom Pithburg, lo:isa;
and lat5 p. m, except Sundays anu
and lilo p, m. daily.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa
daily except Sunday.
| From Moundsyille. 7:0 and BIS g.,
and $40 =. m. daily except sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton. t;0a
Trains arrive nom Cumberland,
daily EXCEPT sunday.
| From 81. Claiisville, 7;SS and 1913
/ las, and 6:l0 p m. daily except sunda
Cambridge Accommodation arrives
| m. except sunday.
Baggage called for ard checked
residences on ordcs len as Ticket
Market street, and ut Depot
| General PAsenge
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ION
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-Cotton-F Firm
uplands 10 3-l6,; Orleans 10 5-16c; futures
firm June 10 be; July 10 15c; August
10. 24c; September ere; October $500;
November 8. 42c; December 8. 42c; January
9.5Oc; February 9 SIC; March 9 65c; April
9.75c.
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Terrible Suffering From Skin Disease

have been q terrible sufferer for years from
diseases OF the skin and blood. and have been
obliged to thun public places by reason OF nay
dlsfguriug hum rs Have had the Dcs' OF PnS
sjcians and spcnt hundreds OF dollars, but got
10 relief until used the Cuticura Remedies,
which have cured me, and len my skin as clear
and my blood Us pure rs childs
'''N ' IDA MAY BAS',
Olive Branch p. o., Miss.
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wErZEL COUNTY POLITICS.
Meeting of the the Democracy of Msgno
Tia District

Meeting OF the the Democracy of Magno-
liza District
Special Correspondence Qfthe Register
NEW MARTINsvILLE, w. VA, June Is
Pursuant to call of the Democratic Ex-
ecutiSe Committee, the Democracy OF
Magnolia District met at the Court House
to select delegates to the Democratic State,
Congressional, Judicial aud Senatorial
Conventions. John J. Snodgrass wa:
elected Chairman and W. S. Wiley Secre.
tary. On motion the Chair, with the as
sistance of the Secretary, was direct ed tC
name four committees of three members
each to report to the convention four dele
gates and four altergstss to sach Of the
S =: =; g.; 6: E !l.'..'s 8:
Congressional, join SieiTaer, Coon wehrle'
Worthy BARTLETT; Judicial, s X. Martin,
+ NJ. WEIGH, Justus Eakin; Senatorial,
W. MEG Hall, William Heintzman, Hsr-
ysy Lowther. The committees then re-
tired ard after some time reported the
following to State Convention:
Dslegates-Justu Eakin, c. W. Bar
rack, Jhou Slender, W. o. Suodgrass. Al
t4rnates-Petsr ROthlesberger, John ODER,
William Heintzmap, G.. II. Umstead.
Congressional Dslegltes-Peter Rothles.
hsrger Samuel Faukhauser, II. Nc
Eldowney, W. s. Wiley. Alternates, J.
W. Newman, jos. Slender, w. .. SaOd-
grass, {. NJ. Williams.
Judicial Delegates--Rohert MeE!downsy,
] w. Newman, ]. ]. SnodgrsSs, J: W.
Leap. Altsrnates, Jacob Blair, w. MEG.
Hall, Thoa. Steepleton, Chris. Scnnp-
bach. ~
Senatorial Dslegates-John Martin, NJ.
B. Potts, s. b. Hall, ThOs. Black; Al
fernates. ]. U. Van Camp, Lewis schFoe-
Der, Thos. Stsepleton, Henry Hart;
The proceedings were directed to be
published in the Wetzsl Democrat and
Wheeling REGIsTER.
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pgTgDbEUNyy,Sgy

I-unlt S4ualt1nce with q tru
tssys Increases or resPecSt fur
?. y. he reason nv Synvita Blocks
-,p make frisnds 4 their virtues
,--.,,t's5 kuown- Clsrgymsu, public
-, ..a5 people nan the avenues OF
81 ant IN thsirPralse Of that won
- - remedy, Sy1nta Cough Blocks.
-, xl-raated 70 sare Coughs, CClds,
= Yourselves MckGng in the
S-s Iaroat saa CrOup; - doses,
=. Hundreds bai tst,mony to the
80. cures Of D|rhaa, Dysentery,
T,.sa .riLntun, q hummer Com
- Ia C5r..rs NNaus. effected by
:, es,sa,rcy BaSs; p doses, %
Es have staee al testimonials
s---.-s wao, taioSrg their chill
-, ,rcag medicGas o. other sup
.sss,ss hive eora2sselS cured them
-, ,rayts Worn slaelNs; - dosSs
A, Tou ars kie6 all the
..-g. g,'.s rei1trSs su. have IOund
avs gacsage of 8 INVITA- Kid.
Sac. All Liver B.a,Es and Ne cured.
- s. g.r;s II y,lwant the finest
...-, u fh. mark, by a package
4 ..-..a Site, B.ocks d, q cents, and
~-.rl I SALON 4 pure tonic bit
! Il a.r .enel!ss on l 81; a dose
t,Sv g,.-apoon. no ssSybo;tle. Put
T,,.7; gses !geS. Srraated 10 cure
- ,ag1dej Sd b4 druggists
y -.Tsss Gg,a checss boatl OF your
Z = SID your strssso postal
u ..,,77 q The SuvTrA ELOcE,"
sl.ass HISTORIC d. and
4 - ..~1t Pop; STAN Or = sample OF
=. lGI 8 c,Py oT5k SYSSrrA
Ia l..-~s, lao SNFits b., LOck
4 D,pags Ohio.
lr-y P IT'S, Agsu, Or Wheeling,
rgs, g,ssafg2
II z &,sSes9s, Ags fsr Martins
FrlO
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-Dry Goods
No general inquiry was present but there
was a fair request for seasonable special
ties, also demand for miscellaneous
classes of cotton goods.
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I Zee! RE From PAIN!
IN one mlnnir tNe Cuiie0I

W lutle Tue .
"a Nntt-fa.a plaster relieves
..iiAst,e Schtjc. SuddeO, sharp
n Et heIylN Pains strains and
- .as ms nd OUly pain killing
tr-t,a new lrie nal, instantaneous,
,1.'n.n % hlnsIuaammatiOn and
N'' HtusyStA - cents; five for
p1>isEe lree q PugrEE DRUG AND
6 EH>tO2, NtSSE
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Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticura, 10 cents
Cuticura Soap, - cents: Cuticura Rcsolvent sl.Vo
Prepared by the Potter DRuG AND CHEMICAL
Co., Boston, Mass.
Ss-saud for Glow TO Cure Skin Diseases" q
pages, 20 illustrations, and 100 testimonials
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CUTICURA, the great skin cure ana SuiI.u n,
Soar. an exquisite skin Beauifer. externally
and CUTICURA RESoLvEST, the new blood puIl
fer internally are positive cure Tor every torn
of Skin and Blood Disease, from PimpIes Scroi
ula.
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S,Ioa fIl1es amounting Vo--..--s.-- w.
NoTE-Ticke,s drawing Capital Prizes are not
entitled 70 terminal Prizes.
eS-FOr Club Rates, or any further information
desired write legibly to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County, Street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
Will be assured by your enclosing an Envelope
bearing yoar full address
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders. or New York Exchange in ordinary let.
Ter. Currency By Express lat our expense) id.
dressed VI. A, DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or, VI. A. DAUPHIS,
Washington, ID. &.
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.bfelin9 8esistes
GrartIrrs' 6uidf,

a RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINs-
4AkxPLANATtoNo OF RKFERRNcR NAREs. sDaily.
tScndSy excepted. MONDAY excepted 2SIln.
day only. Saturday excepted.-75 Meriaiap.
May Is, lSSS Wheeling tine which "a Irlst one
hour earlier han Central Time:
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STATEs-Dull and unchanged.

STATES-Dull ana unchanged.
RAILROADs-Duli; sales 81, 254, 600.
STOCKS. The STOCK market was dull
but generally strong to-day, subject TO
spurts of activity in spots, with some
hamnering by the traders. The opening
was quiet and generally firm, at but slight
differences from Saturdays closing prices,
aud q strong tone was developed az once,
advances being made over the entire list
in the first half hour. After noon there
was a marked improvement in the tone OF
the dealings and Missouri Pacific was
prominent and before p, m. mad advanced
nearly per cent. The best prices were
attained about 2 o'clock, after which
there was very little feature to the trading
and the market finally closed quiet and
firm, at or near the best figures reached
The final changes are generally in the di'
rection of higher prices, but they are con-
fined to small fractions, except in the case
OF Missouri Pacific, which advanced pei
cent. Ssles 166,769 shares. Quotations
closed bid rs follow:
Adams ESessss 1873; American Express
1O6; Canada Pacific, SGT; ceisktrsl Pa1ssi
%; Chesapeake and Ohio =; do preferred
frsts -; do seconds =; Chicagoand Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy 1923;
Delaware and Hudson, 1893; Delaware,
Iackawanpa and Western l2Ss; Denver
and Rio Grande, l5l; Erie, 24s; do pre-.
terred, SAG; Fl. Wayne, 152; Illinois
Central 49, Lake Shore, 9Ol; Michigan
Central, 794; Minneapolis and st. Louis
-: do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific,
I2s; Northern Pacific, 223; do preferred,
got; Chicago and Northwestern 1901; do
preferred, 1403; New York Central, 1906;
Oregon Transcontineutal, 23I; Pacific Mail,
81; Peoria, D. & E, 10l; Pittsburg 158;
Pullman Palace Car, 152; Reading, 500
nock island. LOG; ST. Louis ard San
francisco rs; do preferred, 64b; frst
preferred, ia; St Paul, minneapolis and
Manitoba, 100; st. Paul and Omaha. asa:
do preferred lO1 !; Texas Pacific, 81; Union
Pacific SAT; United STATS Express al;
Western Union 765.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

Leave at 7.0Os m. and run every hour, except
Church Train at 9:l5 p. m. Leave Wheeling Park
81 SEQ a m. and run every hour until 1000 p. M,
except Church Trains which VIII leave the
Eark Al g.i5 a. m. and Wheeling a. l2:l5 and
g.l5 . m G. HiRSCH, SUpt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money At ia1 1-e Per Gent Government,
Dull and UunchsnGed-Stocks Dull bu
stropg-Elonr 0uiet-whest Quiet.
NEW YORK, June 18.-Money on cal
easy at 1all per cent; last loan closed q
1a14 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4at
per cent. Sterling exchange dull and I'm
settled at 4863a4SS4.
JioysREMKNTs-Dull and unchanged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
NATIONAL BANK OF w. VA
AT WHEELING

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southwest corner OF Main and Twelfth sts.
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUslNkS
DIHKCroRs:
AUGUsT ROLF, JOHN WAGNER,
MICHAEL BELLY, R ". HAzI-ETT.
Wv oGLEBAY. J.R. McCoURTNKY
CHAs. W. BRoCKUHIKR.
RARL W. oGLEBAY, President,
CHAs W. BHoCKUNIER, vics President.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
IAWRFNCF X. SANDS. Assistant Cashisf.