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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-19
THE PRISON CONGRESS.
An Alabama Delegate Delivers an Inter
estipg Address.

An Alabama Delegate Delivers an Inter
estipg Address.
BoSToN, July 1.-THE session of the
Prison Association to-day began with the
address of K. II, Dawson, of Alsbams, ex-
President Hayes being in the chair.
Mr.. Dawson said it was the first time
Alabama had been represented in the assc-
citation, but the issue of prison manage
ment il agitstiDg the State from end tn
end. The lease system must go where
slavery has gone, and where the dram
shOp must 20. Applause ] No man
should have charge OF convict labor who
has nickePs interest in it.
The present Governor, he said, is in full
sympathy with prison reform and the
Penitentiary is being thoroughly remodel
ed. Convic,s are working in the Goa
mines, and days work is two'thirds Of 9
free mans days work They work over
this for pay, and many send money t.
their families Thew have schooling from
7 to 9 O'Clock in the eyening. The NOR
tslity has been frightfuI. One year 1t wa'
Al TO 1O6, and the best he could do tC
make il 3to1. The average for the last
five wears is 5 to 100 for colored people
and 2 in 100 for whites. Forty-seven pei
cent of the convicts are sick when recalv-
ed, and 33 per cent being incurahle.
DIR. ]. A. Scouller, Superintendent o
the Illinois State Reform School, present
ed the report Of the standing committee
on preventative and retormstory work.
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BALM. ovepcuInes saliOwness, Blo.ehss. an
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REDWOOD.

Tbs City Council is considering motion
10 pave in Centre ward. This would add
materially to the appearance of the place.
The Republican club is making an effort
TO secure the vacant store room formerly
occupied by Morgan Bros. for its head
quarters during the campaign.
F. Pierce, candidate for the nomination
for Sheriff, on the Republican ticket was in
town yesterday.
Blackberries are plentiful in the NAL
ke;s.
Some much needed filling has been put
in on Msin street.
The funeral Of little Willie Allen was
largely attended yesterday.
A valuable COW belonging to j. Deeean,
Esq, died from over eating.
The Wheeling Company's plant laid Oh
several hours yesterday to inspect the new
engine, which has not been giving perfect
satisfaction. A flaw was found which wal
the cause of great waste of steam power
The place of holding the Teachers In
stitute will probably be changed from The
camp ground to the immediate town o.
! Mcundsville. It is understood that OBJ
jections are raised by the hotel keepers,
claiming that it is detrimental to their in
/ terests.
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BR1paEpoRT.

Some very necessary and long neeoea
repairs are being made on the Nj. Chu'cn
in the way of painting snd papering
A large lawn tennis party has peen OF,
ganizsd in Kirkwood, who have leased
grounds on wbitelay street, and Will soon
begin giving exhibitions on the same.
Miss Annie Brown is entertaining
Young lady friend from Columbus by the
name of Miss Morrel.
Messrs. Fred Bates, Fred Smith ana
Frank Hathaway have returned nom an
excursion to Cincinnati,
Something like three hundred took IN the
excursion to Camp Chippewa from this VI
cinity.
Rev. Jas. Rogers and family are taking q
two weeks vacation, and are spending the
same with friends in Urichsville, Coshocton
and other places :,
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith, of Etnaville, died and was bnried
Tuesday afternoon at Scotts' Ridge Gem
etery.
Prof. Duncan has returned home and ID
busily engaged in taking the census OF this
school district. =,
A select dance will be given in Harrah's
orchard next Saturday night, and prize
will be given to the best lady WALTER pres
emit.
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REdtSinxl.
pyTpeLEIru V, Nasty

.T.,;r,i, seouaintanee with q tru
trend always increases our reSPe0N' 'NA
that friend. sa,,,,,,,, RIocks
.,st;nue To uaks friends "a tnen VIRTUES
So.,Toe better known Clergymen, Puoue
I'sSsSsrs and people in an the avenues Oh
81, ars : nnit in their praise Of that won
ing ne 81 rsw remedy, Synyita Cough Blocks.
S GSa -. a- warranted 70 cure Coughs, Colds,
\ 6 usy HoarseneSs, Tickling IN the
5 1tons'' Sore ThToat and Group; p doses,
a. 4 oI 49,, Hundreds bear testimony to the
S>S. SS.,b, cures Of DisrrhOea, Dysentery,
YIN Cholera InfAntum, OF SUMMER Soil-
,,lsi,t and Cholera Moreus, euecsee o.
Svryita Blackberry Blocks; % doses, 20
~ ~ We have stacks OF testimonials
80 go, r,others. who, after dosing their ehll-
~. In strong medicines for other sap
~. 5is,ss4s. have completely cured them
20 ',;1D- SvBvita Worm Blocks; % doses,
~ ~ .snfs After YOU have tried all the
L;..o,nr;csI bottle remedies and have toano
~ ~ -sS,i buy a package Of Synyita Kid
ny Rlo2d and Liver Blocks ana oe cared:
~ S.-ses ~ cents. II yOu want the flneSt
en-. B.ttycs in the market, buy q package
~ 80 S,,nvits Bitter Blocks for p cents, and
r,,Ea from I To gallon Of pure TONIC n''-
an these remeies only l cent 3 dose
" 10, poteaspoou, no sticky bottle. Put
-, IN Datspt parkages- Warranted W cure
uY ,an,sv refunded Sold by druggists
C - Get checker beard Of your
J al tree, Send your address ON a postal
csr5 for a copy of ''rHE SYNvrIA BLOCK, T"
'cs,cs contains a history Of diseases and
c m or send l cent stamp for = sample OF
Cough Block and q copy OF tbs SYN VITA
RI0CE. Address, The SynVita Co. LOCK
Box 299, DelphOS OHIO
ASTOS P. HISS, Agent for Wheeling,
Y McSSoRDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, ..
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GROCERIES.
wheeling.

Wheeling.
TUESDAY, July IL.
Sugars are still on the up grade, and &c
graduated is reached to-day, at which
price it lie cheap. All dealers here have
marked up prices to Sc on granulated and
all other Sugars in proportion. Coffee firm
and in coed demand. Cheese 1c per ID.
higher. Meats also higher. Lard lower
and prices are reduced.
SYRUPs- Choice Sugar Syrup SEC; Honey
Drips Csc; Maple Drips, i've gallon kegs
nc; ten gallon kegs zoe; one-half barrel
Csc; barrel &c. Sugar dark) SIC;
(3c additional in half barrels).
New Orleans Molasses, new crop now in,
Fancy 47c; Choice 45c; Prime 43c; Fair
40c; Mixed goods New Orleans 30a32c;
Bakers goods Soc.
PRovIsIoNs-Large s. @. hams l2 3c; me-
dunn 8. @. hams 12ac; small 8. @. hams
13tc; California hams Sc; s. @. breakfast
bacon lie; 8. q. shoulders sAc; homeless
hams 12c; city sides 10c; bacon shout
ders &c; ham beef lie; ordinary
beef Sc; family mess pork, 5lb pieces.
$40 90; bean pork, fine clear. SIT 90.
LARD-nerce &c; half barrels etc; tubs
Sc; tin pails 8 lbs, Sc; tin
pals, 5 lbs, sc; tin pals, 10 lbs, SIC;
tin pals, 20 lbs, Sic.
CANNED GooDs-Active; Standard 3ib
table peach So 25a2 so; No. 3 tomatoes
81 90 to 81 25 per dozen, as to quality
strawberries 2fb 81 10; blackberriea
Oh Csc; raspberriss Q n 95c: Dam
sons 2fb CSC; lima beans On soc;
cove oysters lfb light SOC; do IN full
weight 95ca$1 90; string beans Oh 65aS0c;
succotash oh 81 O0a$1 IS; early June peas
81 35a1 A.; French peas 15a2ec, as
to quality, each; pineapple 81 40;
gooseberries 2fb 9Oca$1 90; IN Favor
tie Salmon, very fine, So 90; ID grade
81 75a1 80; 3b sweet potatoes 81 IS; BIB
pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WARE-No. 1 tubs So so; No.
3 S. 80; No. 3$4 so; 2 hoop pals 81 IS;
Q hoop 81 so; sap 81 %; single washboards
81 so; double do. So 80; fine crimp double
do. So 10; single 81 80.
FRUrrs-New Prunes Ale, as to quail
ity; Raisins, Valencia, tic; Layer Odora,
8ic; London layer raisins 50. 75a3. 90;
Loose Muscatels, $500 to 3 IS; Evsporated
Apples &c, as to quality.
On-Lard, extra western strained SOC,
carbon, ITO, SIC; carbon, $50, Tic; white
miners best winter 55c; white miners
40 to SOC.
sUaARs-Cut loaf etc; Cubes slc; Fruit
powdered &c, Ordinary powdered Sic;
Granulated Standard &c; Standard Con
fectioner's A TIC; Standard Grocer's A &c;
Pearl White A Gle; White extra O &c;
Ohio Valley 6sc; New York O SIC.
Baer's Snow White A, tic; Baer's I'm
perial, tic; Confectionery Standard A.,
"a C; Franklin's Granulated, &c; Pulyerized,
for Icing, SIC; Pulverized, Pure, s}c; Cut
Loaf, SIC; Cubes, SIC; Baer's Panhandle
Extra yellow G, &c; Baer's Banner Extra
yellow @, sc; Baer's Golden Crown Extra
yellow @, 6sc; Baer's 20-lb. yellow 53c.
COFFKE-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio 1sc; Fancy Green tic; Peaberry 1Sc;
Choice Green Ice; Prime Green 16ci Roast
ing grades Ice; Java 25c. Roasted in pack
ages-Ohic Valley 1s3c; Ohio Valley roast
ed. 500 III lots. 18lc.
Bser's Panhandle, Isle.
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1xarsak
DALrnroRE AND ONO r z

Departure q Trains fum wAssaine, HaGAai
Hme BchednlA insae0t Ap11 III, -
8. 50 g n I'D esd s u n any. ssS LIS :.
i sas :5 s. eS.s sca ssA q Lad. ,es
nn end us . = 6sa's; 30 =. szosps
For Soaumsu, los q. y. dafly. ana ms p
N. daily. and rs p. a. daily exceps s1naay.
npssi z. ana New foss 4! Sssa. is
N Tor one P IL "a k..A!ns..n r. 500 r
daily ss. s,G 2; Sl.i Nv G id r WY 1s
'n fsssb.s. laid Ssiansss soa fsisdsisais emp
= 7o1 Ic.ne.yins s:Sa u. - Z \. iaas
nI e, end Ss, s,a si S : a a. a:is
For Cumberland, sSe q N, daily sxcsps san
fr 81 c,.iuvtlls s:s and 30 = =. and 80
pRs ana e1o n. s 9s so@ cSicssc sas and
go L m, and $40 p m. daiy. and ~ . NJ
Epvs rsins arrive from g. Louis and en-
IIprsS usins srrive non PhiladelphiA pa:
timore and washington, D. c., via Grsnon -: IT,
q N. and lo:1 p m. daily, Wa fisssoois "i'
Trsin n arrive nom Columbus, ass q N: sne
sac p m daily, and lob q m. daly s1Osp' ouF
H.ius arrive nom Pitsburs. lois q m:sid b .
and l2ts p. m, except sundAyh ana 80 pm
'n Tra ,ia0 !sii N f oS Warrington. Pa. 500
di fEd% s1Gssp Du nGnH 7o and Sis N. ana iso
and 10 ? nm; m daily ag sTSsPs sqnSss daily
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, 63o p m
daily EXCEPT Sunday.
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Depart. Arrive.
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MAGNOLIA

MAGNOLIA BALM is not'
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STATEs-Dull and featureless.


RAILRoADs-Fairly active; sales 81, 1885,
600.
SToCKs-The stock market was again
more active to-day and while somewhat IT.
regular and at times feverish, prices were
well maintained and more gains in most
of the list were the result Of the days
operations. The news of the day was gen.
orally favorable to advancing prices, but
selling by London, which was expected
Yesterday, materiGlized to-day and large
number Of the traders were still working
for q reaction. st. Paul was the feature Of
the early trading, as there was quite q
squeeze in the stock, as high as l.32 pei
diem being asked for the use Of the stock,
and notwithstanding the London sales Its
price was advanced fractionally. Reading
was the only one displaying ordinary
animation. Sales 2, 654697 shares, Quo
tations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 142; American Express
1903; Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacific
338; Chesapeake. and Ohio =; do preferred
firsts-; do seconds -; Chicago and Alton
1877; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1154;
Delaware and Hudson, 113; Delaware,
Lackawsnpa and Western 1881; Denver
and Rio Grande, II; Erie, 26s; do pre-
ferred, 59l; Fl. Wayne, 1852; Illinois
Central 1881; Lake Shore, 93t; Michigan
Central, Sls; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
Al; do preferred, 1O8; Missouri Pacific,
IS; Northern Pacific, 26s; do preferred,
56E; Chicago and Northwestern 1lOs; do
preferred, 14O; New York Central, 1863
Oregon Transcoutinental, 25s; Pacific Mai,
$50; Peoria, D. & E, cit; Pittsburg, 15Si
Pullman Palace Car, 1921; Reading, 62s
Rock Island. JOG; st. Louie and San
Francisco, 3O2; do preferred, $50; first
preferred, 1I6s; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1O44; st. Paul and Omaha, 1871
do preferred 107; Texas Pacific, 2S4; Unior
Pacific, 562; United States Exprss', 70;
Western Union, 793.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Fire will be put into the Bsnwood blsst
furnace during the next week.
Miss Mamie Rohsn, Of Wheeling, Is the
guest of Miss Msggie Riley.
Miss Matte Branson and Julius l.. Car
ter, two popular young colored people,
were married on Tuesday evening by Rev.
Stein, at his parsopags.
Souders and Arbaugh were cleared Of
the charge of being accessories to The Jerry
Clemens shooting scrspe.
The hose companies were ont prscticing
last night under command of Capt Tom
Green. They are doing good work.
Miss Madge Newlapd and Cassie Van
Pelt left Yesterday for Cambridge, Ohio, &c
visit Ms. Charles H. Carpenter.
Lost-A bunch of keys Reward viii
be paid to the person returning them to
the Postoffis.
Mrs. William Linn is quite i'll with ty
phoid pneumonia
Miss Maggie Remington and hel
nephew, Carl Robinson, leave to-day tc
visit friends. in Noble County, Ohio.
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, July II.
Trade among dealers is reported as being
rather slow the past week, as the garden
ers and farmers are furnishing most Of the
green stuff direct, and the market IS over
crowded. The supply of apples is very
heavy, and other than choice stock is
bringing little or nothing Peaches have
come into the market, but are rather
scrawny as yet. The green stnff quoted
below is all home grown.
Butter-Country choice 15a16c; good
country 13al5c; common Sa1Oc. The supply
is light and the demand is good.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 6Oa2 rs per bushel
extra fancy 81 80.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory 12s
13c; New York 13a14c; Sweitzer 133aa14c;
Limberger 9a10c. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 14c per dozen.
Supply fair, demand fair.
Feathers-Choice IN original packages
45a5Oc; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes-New So 5Oa2 rs per barrel;
demand good supply heavy.
Poultry-Live chickens, " 5Oa2 10
per dozen; spring chickens 81 0Oa3 90 per
dozen; ducks, live 81 00a2 50 per dozen.
Rags-Steady at 1talic for white mixed
cotton; 1a1sc for all wool, and 1ts1ic for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with a fair de-
mand, at 7!aSc.
Onions--Demand good; supply fair
per bushel, 81 %.
Cabbage--Home grown, 81 90 per bar
rel; demand good; supply good.
Tomstoes-New So so per bushel crate
demand good; supply light.
Cucumbers-Per bushel crate 81 25; pei
dozen, 15a20c; demand coed; fair supply.
Radishes-Per dozen burches 15c.
Peas-Green, SOC per bushel crate; de
mand good; fair supply.
Beans-Green, 75c to 81 90 per bushe
crate; demand fair; supply fair.
Cherries-Per pail 65 to 75c.
Raspberries-Per box 8a10c.
Apples-Choice 75c to 81 25 per barrel
supply heavy.
Observation-Disclosures per pail; demand
good; supply good.
Peaches-Per busbel, 75c to 81 so; sup
ply equal to demand.
| New York.
NRw YoBS, July 1S.-Flour-Receipt
9, 239 packages; exports 8,67 barrels ant
3, 935 sacks; market very steady; sale
90, 500 barrels. Wheat-Receipts 742, 00
bushels; exports 1920 bushels; sale
:, 975, 900 bushels failures, 347, 900 bushel
spot; cash grades tale higher and active
mainly for shipping, closing firm; option
variable and irregular; August &c higher
later months opened &c higher, but sool
weakened and dropped 2s4c; No. 2 rex
SOC in elevator, Ole delivered; No. re-
August ss4sS9c, closing at soc; Septem
Der s9ses9sc, closing at s9sc; Octobs
and November nominal; December S9lc
, closing at 92fc; May s7s979c, closing 6
97tc. Corn-Receipts l, $50 bushels spot
cash advanced &c and options as1c; No.
August 532s54lc, closing at safe; Sep
tember sac, closing at SAGE; October 55c
closing at safe; November 54ss54sc, clos
ing at SAGE; December 5Ota5lc, closin
, at 50ic. Oats-Receipts Is, 600 bushels
exports O3O bushels; Gales 10, 600 bush
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els futures, 10000 bushels spot. Hay
Steady; demand fair. Hops-Qaiet but
steady; California 7a12c Coffse-Sales
%, $50 bags; July IL 20s11 30c; August
10 40el0.5 Soc; September 8 zoe; October
8 75c; November 75e; February 9S0a
8 S5c; March 9.9Oc; May 9.95c. Sugar
Strong and fairly active; refined active and
firm; @ 6ss62c, extra G sc; white extra
@ &c; fellow &c; standard A 7fa7tc;
confectioner'sA 7sc. Molasses-Dull; 500
test nominal at 21c; extra heavy black
strap 113c. Rice-Firm and in moderate
demand. Petroleum-Steady; crude 6sa
6sc; refined 7sc; United closed strong st
81sc. Cotton Seed 0il-Quoted at 44s
444 for crude, 46a48c for refined. Tallow
Firm. Rosin-Quiet at 81 05a1 12a
Turpentine-Dull. Eggs-Dull and weak;
receipts 6,65S packages; western 16al8c.
Pork-Steady and demand moderate;
mess quoted at $14 75al5 90 for old, $13 rs
ala 90 for new. Cut Meats-Quiet and
steady; rib bellies SIC. Lard-Six to eight
points higher; western steam spot 50 Alta
so; August So A, closing at s. So; Sep
tember SO 47as so; October So 46, closing
at So so; city steam 50 10. Butter-Steady
on fancy, others dull and weak, western
13a20c Chsese-Dull and easier; Ohio
fiat 7s7}c. Copper-Steady; lake SIG IS.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 18.-The pile of long
wheat which has threatened and did
break the market was all dumped, and
more too, as broker put it. August sold
at soc, down to 79sc, up to 80sc, and hung
close around that place for two hours, and
closed at 79Bc. An influence in the pit
was the demand for cash corn. July closed
at 47lc; August sold at 46sc, mp to 46ac,
back to 46lc, and up to 47sc, and closed
at 47tc. In oats an improvement in the
cash or sample trade occurred. Provisions
more than recovered yesterdays lost
ground. Flour-Quist and unchanged.
Wheat-Cash No. 2 spring s1ss1sc, No.
8 spring nominal; No. . red Sic; No. 2 red
July SltaS2c, closing at &c; August 79s
asOkc, closing at 795c; September 79!as0c,
closing at 79sc; October s0sS03c, closing
at sole. Corn Cash No. 2, Ate; July
462s47fc, closing at 47ic; August AGA
47sc, closing at 47c; September 46sa47ic,
closing al 46s. Oats-Cash 30sa3lc; July
3Ois3lc, closing at Sic; August 25sa25sc,
closing at oslo; September 24ia24sc, clos
ing st 245c. Rye-No. 2, 52c Barley
No. q 62a63c. Flax Seed-No. l 81 10.
Timothy Seed-Prime 81 40. Mess Pork
Cash $l3 45a13 so; August $l3 AGA
10 524, closing at $l3 As; September $l3 IS
ala 60, closing At S13 55. Lard-Cash
So %; August So 3Oss 42!; September
So 35as 40, closing at So 40; October IS 32t
az 40. closing at So 40, Bulk Meats
Short ribs 81 70; shoulders Sc 65a6 10;
short clear So 2OsS25. Whisky-At 81 20
Butter Showed a great scarcity of choice
grades; medium in good supply; creamery
15a19c; dairy 1S3a17c. Eggs-Firm; fresh,
rehandled, 14a143c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., July 18.-Wheat-Dull
and firm; cash, SIC for old, s4c for new;
August $3.50; September s3sc; December
S6sc. Corn-Dull and steady; cash, 47c.
Oats-No sale. Glover Seed-Dall and
lower; October 81 323.
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PEChDlHUh.
OIL Citv.

OIL Citv.
OIL CITY, July 18.-Petroleum-Opened
at 81 &c; highest SIC; lowest Slc; closed at
Slsc; sales 1,175,0O0 barrels; clearaDces
3, 704, 900 barrels; charters 81, 5S7 barrels;
shipments 70, 9l0 barrels; runs As, ZIG bar
rels.
Pittsburg.
PrTTsBURG, PA, July 18.-Petroleum-
Irregular and fairly active; opened at site;
highest SEC; lowest sOic; closed at SIC.
New York.
NEW YORK, July 18-Petroleum-
Opened at size; highest s2sc; lowest SOjc;
closed at size; sales 1,546, 900 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, July 1s.-Petroleum-
Opened OF s1tc; closed at slsc; highest
s2c; lowest slc; clearauces 1 1852, 900 bar,
rels.
Titusville.
TrTUsvILLE, PA, July 1s.-Petroleum
Opened at size; highest &c; lowest sOsci
closed at Site.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling

"uCCuhA
TUESDAY, July II.
For new wheat soc is being offered,
which is quite good price for starter.
This price will not long be maintained,
but is given to start things moving. OLD
wheat is bringing IS cents, with receipts
yery light. No new wheat has come in
vet but farmers have been inquiring
about the price, and If the weather keeps
dry the receipts next week will be quite
heavy. There is no change in the prices
for -four, which are as follows:
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Ch0ice family 6oui
in barrels 81 so; in sacks "a IS; middlingt
per ton $50 OOa21 90; bran per ton go 0
AL 90; wheat per bushel, No. 1, CSC.
FEED-Corn per bushel 60a65c; oats Acc
baled hay per ton, old SIS 90; new $40 20.
Farmers are offering loose hay at Sl1als
per ton.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.


TUESDAY, July II.
The ruling prices in this section are %
to 26 cents for fine fleece washed and q good
deal of stock is moving at that figure.
Horkheimer Bros report that they have
purchased $50, 900 pounds at those figures.
Unwashed, one-third off; medium washed
26 to % cents; medium unwashed % to %
cents; medium tub washed 30 cents. There
is not much inquiry reported from the
East.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-WoOl-Quiet
and unchanged; medium unwashed, comb
ing and delaine, 25s26c; coarse do, 24a25ci
Eastern Oregon 10a1Sc; Valley Oregon
1Sa24c.
BOSTON, July 17.-Wool-No improve
ment in prices; Ohio aud Pennsylvania
extra fleeces 27s274c; XX 29a30c; Michi.
gan extra 254a26c.
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The welcome It's Completion.

CINCINNATI, July IA special from
Msysville, KY, to the Enquirer, says:
The Maysyille and Big Sandy railroad was
opened for traffic yesterday between here
and Ashland, under favorable auspices.
The track is in splendid condition for q
new read. Gus Honshell, General Agent,
came down on the FIRST train and reports
they handled about treble rs many psssen-
gers as they expected. Crowds greeted the
train at every station. This road has been
talked of since 1850, and the people are
clad TO welcome its completion.
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An Explorers Opinion.

PATS, July 1.-THE explorer Burton,
in an interview here, stated that he be-
lieves the white pssha who has arrived in
the Bahr.el-Gszel province is Emil Bey,
and not Henry NJ. Stanley. He thinks
that Emil Bey is striking northward. Mr..
Burton is of opinion that Stanley's force il
not strong enough to attempt an attack
on Khartoum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-19
EVERY NIGHT SCRATCHED
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