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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

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2aif" bon iih gu t6un ; es atbt 3ente
eemae, bic iie germ uenn audi ettpas per-
tbeilt, auf ibre Shultern nebmen tpiirs
per,, uno tpdre IS aud mn, um bic tms
merttn ntdt gang unansenebme grfabs
rung 3l MAIDEN, bab es bamit tpirflih
- wie Birit Bismard seiast bat -
vauh nidtS it,"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Der mnnnerer.

ldbt itre treuen Rinoer niAt. Shpn
bier auf bieier Welt brinst fie tieielben
III tcbe Gbren unb i'm 0ilnmel folen iie
bann erpig ifrablen, ewiS 8liidlih iein.
. tbeure G~brifenieele, iebe AUDI ou oetn
sanses gertEauen alf oteie Noeine bin,ms
ltide Mutter. 8eionbers jett, I'm liebs
lihen Mainionat, Der ia itr eepeibt 1T,
idlieBe bid tuieoer ndber oetner @ebies
term an. 9aiide aud ou eth 8limhen
sa ienem Strdubhen, bas Dtr Der
Maienf5niein alS treue &ineer wiomen
woaen.
p. g. SO.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
: Sir tpOIen unter feinen umfdn.

- Sir tpOnen unter feinen nmffdns
oen benz 2eihtfinn oaS WDrt reoen,
aber fihsr 1T es, oaB piele Nesfhen
tbre geiunobeit bhr@ pieles 9ribeln
il5er besan3ene 6ebler uuo Slincen
untergraben. Sic iihen foitudbreno
mad climber, tpel6e Soft ihDn ldnsf
ms Meer Der gersefenbeit seDcrfen,
uno tperben oariirl fDeoer ibres 2ebens
mod itrer @efunobeit frDb. Das III
tein sutes @eodhtniB, bas nidt Der
eefen fam, urb ilf,er benz for.pdbrens
Den Standardization tonn1t man nidi
uprtudIts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

- Bet allen 2uneenfranfbeiten fam
penisifenS ein Tbeil Der 2unse bic fit
ben 2brper n5tbige Mrbeit der Mufs
nabme reiner 2uit" niht nerrihten.
Bie tpihtie 1T es bebbalb geraoe bier,
oab fir redt niel reine 2uit TN 3tmmer
seioryt ptro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Ga f

fam CUR 8~ei5rberuns Der 2eibes5fnung
bel fIeinen &tnbe1n aud In ben Inter.
le,b einserieben merben. Wem ba5elbe
parm eemaht Doer NIT trarmem 8afee
ooer Wilh permiiht trir6, miro es
riinnHlfig unb III 10 leidter etnyuneb.
men.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
: Dem Bel @huImdbhen 10 belief

ten vl1ebers. Seiliprinsen" 1T Elm Mdbz
den gum Opfer gefaQen. Sic polte
es ben anoern TN Sprinsen suportbun,
unb als fe bas Sprinaen $50 nal fer
Zig gebradt Bate, brad lie cbnmddtis
Miammen. Nah BEN Qauie itrsr 81
tern gebroht, belforb fie balo. Gin
BluisefdB mar seiprungen. Bem GEE
reiht bieB CUR Marnung?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
GROCERIES,.
WHEELING. Tuesday. September 10.

WHEELING, Tuesday, September 10.
Coffee strong at the advance. Sugar steady
There is no change in the situation on canned
goods. Tomatoes and corn are good property a
present prices.
SYRuPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 82c Honey Dupe
pc. Maple Drips five gallon kegs re- ten galloL
kegs zoe. one-half barrel CSC; barrel b-c. olsal
dark 2fc. &c additional in half barrels. New
Orleans MolaSses-Fancy 4sc; Choice SOC frlnt
ale: Fair CSC Mixed goods, New Orleans SOa5-c
Baker goods soc. ,,
PRovIsIoNs-Large s. C. hams ll14c; medium
5. C. hams 12c: small ). G. hams PIC; CaluoI
mia hams DC. $ c. breakfast bacon l0ci :. g.
shoulders 6 cbOneless hams l01zc; city sides g.
ham beef lie. ordinary beef &c; family mes
pork, 10 piece sl3 90: bean pork, hne GEAR
So 90. 1870.
LARD-Tierce &C: half barrels &c; tubs nc
tin pals. lbs 7lc tin pals lbs, y &c. tin pain
10 lbs nc. in nails 21lbS. nc. cans. 81 JOS, az
CANNED GooDs-Slb Standard tomatoes - saslg
8 10 fancy tomatoes, gl5zcaSl; 10 standard ma;
ford Co. corn, 90a95c; soaked corn 3'aoVc, -
Maine process corn, 81 90; . 10 Maine pacSel
sweet corn, 81 COAL 10; 10 Acorn brand peacchgys
81 IS: 10 standard table peaches, - =, . y
standard pie peaches, 81 20; 1 To full STANDARD
cove oysters 81 Oh. 10 light weight cove oysters
Csc; ID standard string beans NC IlD1l
2 10 can O0rned beef, s. %; LIBBY 10 cay
Clipped beef s2l0; Libby's ! 10 can Iunch
tongue 81 20.
WOODEN wARE-No. tubs, s. 90; No. ?, s. O0
No. s. IS 90. hoop pals, 81 -; hoop, y o. sup
81 So. single washboards, 81 So double do, = 7J
one crimp double do, s. IS; single s. So
FRUIrs-New Turkish Prunes sc; kaislns,
Valencia, SIC; Layer 'sIOpO &c; LONDON AYE
raisns s. 65a2 90. Loose Muscatels, g lua- p.
Fancy California Eyap0rated Peaches, S5a-ec'
choice California evap0ratsd Peaches !5a.ec
Fancy California eyaporated Apucots, sloc'
choice California evaporated Apucots, loa4bs-
OrI-Lard. extra western strained soc; car oou
10. nc. carbon. 80 &c: white miners best
winter 52s53c: white miners 43 % 45c
SU6ARs-Cut loaf &c; Cubes SIC; Fruit poW,,
dered SIC: Ordinary powdered sl4c GrAnu-atel
standard sc: Standard Confecuorer,s A Sc
Standard Grocer's A sc Pearl White Sc
White extra c &c; Ohio Valley 71zc; New YORK
SIC; Fruit c csc, -,>.
RrcE-Fancy Pearl &C: Choice Pearl SIC
Choice Domestic SIC; Prime Domestic o'4c.
CoFFEE-Green Coaee-Fsney Golden Rio 2l14ci
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
BEL.ItATRE
Budget of News Full OF Important
Facts

A Budget of News Full OF Important
Facts.
VIM Parks attended a banquet Sive1 by
the Mssous, of London, EGG, o few days
since At the supper, wine, ale and p)r-
ter were served. Will did not take any
thirg bat water and the crowd was aston
ished Cigars were passed around, hut as
Mr Parks does not smoke be did not take
the preferred cigar OaeiellOw who could not
restrain himself at this apparent breach Of
etiquette brawlCd out: "What in the
devil do you fellows do over in America
anyhow Think Of 0 Masonic celsbTs
,ioa in this country where Intoxicating
/ beverages we've psssed aIonnd. You never
ssw one. II ia eminently proper in the
"O,d Country" to tipple on every possible
occasion. The fellow who does No, take
I 10 the cup is not shown the consideration
usually that he expects.
The Telephone company has furnished
/ each subscriber with book OF all the suh-
scribsrs between hers and Pitlsburg, az
ranged alphabetically, 50 that any tele-
phore desired can essily be found, whether
I il is in this city, Wheeling, Martins Fer
~. OF any OF this towns along the Oaio.
Mrs. Lswler was elected from a builiing
on Bridge street. She moved her house
mold effects into a yard near by, and has
refused TO move them. The neiehbOTs
have been keeping her with her three
children. Mrs. LAWYER Is inclined to
strong drink.
The b. & o. adverhses an excursion 70
Columbus or September 18th to 18th at
So. 50 for the round trip. The Grand Lodge
OIL o o. T. will be in session IN the Cap
ital city from the 10Th to 2lst.
SQUIRE Roede1's court WIS busy yesier-
dsy morning listening TO q suit for the re-
covery Of bill due for meat The case
will so to S.. Clairsyille.
james JeGsrs claims 10 have been
knocked down and hammered with cou-
plUg.pin by some unknown person Vnl!e
on bis wsy 10 Georgetown.
The Belmont Glass Works clipped $50
barrels Of glassware 20 Memphis, yester-
day. This is a good shipment to oSe
point.
Devices are being invented TO keep loaf
ers from sitting in front Of the windows Of
several stores on Union street.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church had
a great dssl o. ice cream over a. Tie iss;i-
val. Only s. Was cleared.
The Buckeye Building and Loan Com
pany sod 81, 500 worth Of money ct good
premium on Monday evening.
Que or two factories laid of yesterday
owing to = low supply Of water. The city
reservoir is being cleaned.
A new machine for bailiug hay was re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
PRODUCE.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, september j,

] WHEELING, TUESDAY, SeptlluNt4 A1t
/ The market remains active and stock
/ moves OF nicely The demand FOR butter eggs
/ and poultry and choice fruits is very good. But
ter and eggs are both a little Stronger. There
/ has been good deal Of change in prices since
/ our LAST report.
We quote the following prices:
Butter country choice l5c; country good Ia
| lie: country fair &c.
EGGS, strictly fresh, l5c per dozen. O.,
Beans. for hand.Dicked navy the demand y
good and the supply is fair; prices are Il -s' ~
Cbeese' prime mild Ohio factory 7asc: View York
Sal0c: Limberger l0allc; Sweit5er llal-c HaIA0'
Potatoes 81 . per barrel; per bushel s5c; de
Poultry Pom i've chickens old IS 90 per dozen;
spring 81 % % o. Chickens, hens per l' ~
81 Old cocks Sc: spring chickens 10 yc iS'
pound ducks per pound, young TO sc. 1850.
Lard, country prime, in fair demand, 81 49,,
Onions, SOC per bushel; demand fair s'ff'
Cabbage. per barrel 9Ocasl 90; demand good
supply light ,
apples new fancy 81 a5s1 50 per barrel: com com.
mon &c; supply lighter; choice ianc!
wanted common not wanted. .,-
Peaches-Choice 81 50 Der bushel' coll.-.1.,
81 GOAL -; demand good for choice e9il'Ii'''
Pears~Fan 50 5Oas % per barrel; demand
good supply light ,..,.,5
Caa,eIoupes per barrel 81 coal go; demand
good supply light .-.,s,d
We.ermslous-slOal5 PSF hundred; dananu
Cueu16ers-saioc per dozen; supply fair anu
Tomstoes- 25aS5c per bushel; demand good'
Huckleberfies-Per pail 75aoOc; supply light
demand good. , ,sh..
demand good -, ,,-aer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
oUsEN vI0roBIAs YACHT.
The Benuuful F.oatlug Palace -n Which
the English Sovereign Travels.


Tbs exquisite cleanliness Of everything
strikes one f5rc,bly on board the Victoria
and Alb,r. Tho deck 10 laid with cork
d5o,c.oth oys- which, when the Queen Is
on boas5. q csrpet is placed and every
thire else thar ID TO Be seen IS q pure
white. with gil led rslet-Work aud SILVER
nru1tir.- There sIe very comfortable
ras Sitting rooms on the promenade
deck and behind lle paddle wings and
there is slsoa diuirg salo0n on the prone
made deck. which has three big Windows
and o. syvl.,ha To i8 furnished 10 green
morocco, aud The csilng Is painted 10
white acd gold.
The stats apartments below are placed
on either side Ci a corridor ana tney ate
furnished with "a very pretty chiniz. Inc
Onreu'- clhil8 SIRE ou the starboaTd SIDE.
.nd hsr sleeping apartment contains 8
Isrps snd old-ash ioued, bot very comfort
sb.e Looking bejs.ss5, with pillars snd
.s7orv. ard rrxt is the dressing room
which was formerly piilce Aloerts cabn,
. and if rerairs ss Do left H. his l,tile writ
ire table snd varir0be never having been
novs5. Large maps hang en- The walls
Tie cabins occupied by Princess
Beatrice or by any princess who
hsppe-s 90 bs travelling with The Queen
re sft of her Majesty's quarters, and on
lhe other side OF tbs corridor sre ths cabina
. of the Princess nud a large bathroom. The
bresEas. s in the after psrt OF tGe vessel
and 10 has very large windows and is hung
With The portraits Of all the officers who
o,vs commanded the royal yacht. Toe
draengro'm "a forward on the pert side,
and i. is f1.ri'bed in B.ro'seye maple.
with q piano end several beautifully
,-rvel side tables. d. is hung with p5r-
raits of members of the royal family, and
nm this room is small Library. The yacht
is now lighted with electricity, except 10
the Queen Own cabins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
MoUNDsvILLE.
Events OF Day Picked Up in a Walk
About Town

Events OF Day Picked Up 10 a Walk
About Town.
special Correspondence q he Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, September 1O.-The
fuueral OF the late John Parkinson will
take place from his family residence on A
sereet, this morning at 10 o'clock.
J. Alex Ewing was called 20 Chicago,
yesterday, 10 attend to some very impOr-
taut business. He will probably be gone
week or ted days.
The Young Ladiee' Missionary Society
have collected and sent 70 India enough
money to pay for the schooling Of the tw Q
gou5g ladies they are educating there.
The society at this place have had under
their control at least two scholars for q
number OF years back, one Of whom was
married not long since to gentleman OF
good social standing.
Mr.. ". b. McGinty has gone 10 Pitts
burg 20 take charge of large gresnhOu.
establishment at that place.
Mr.. o. S. Krock, who died Monday at
his home in the First ward. was buried at
Mt. Rose cemetery yesterday morning
H. f. Aaschu'z left yesterday for the
Jackt0wn fair with consignment OF bug
gies and load carts for 4. Harris.
Mrs. Boil, the efficient and GccOmmo'
dating assistant under Postmaster Oldham,
has resigned her position. The patrons
will he very sorry to lose euch pleasant
official.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

eei7ed at this point yesterday by a Putt
Dey township farmer.
A little daughter of Mrs. Kate Naylor
was knocked down By horse and painful
" injured about the head.
On clear day the p. & o. bridga at this
point can be seen from the suspension
bridge in Wheeling
J. J. Jones, boOk-keeper at the B & O.
chops, has resigned 30 accept better with
the Ohio River road.
Peaches and pears are plenty in the
market. Tbs former ere selling at 81 3
aud $3.50 bushel.
There has been good supply Of natural
gas since the supply was cut of at the
steel works.
The street cars claim to be doing c bet
ter Business now than since they were
started.
The mother of A. Ward of the Globe
Touring mills, is quite i'll at her home in
Toronto.
Some Of he Senatorial delegates did not
90 to Flushing until yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Anderson Is assisting her
brother at Union College, at Portland, o.
T. T. Seal gave a party in honor of Mrs.
Seals sister, who is visiting at hia home.
". d. Jones, member of Spangler Post,
is in attendance at Gettysburg reunion.
Women's Relief Corps will hold a social
to. morrow evening at Glass City Hotel.
A COW was caught on Union street yes
terday morning aud impOunded.
Mrs. H. Msrliug, Of Pinch run, was seri-
ously scalded on Monday evening.
Seats for "Hlsrity" are selling well.
The band Will be out day.
Council paid claims last night. The po-
lice viii have Doodle to-day.
Qaite crowd of our people will attend
the fair az Wheeling to-day.
Caas. Blakeney Is holding case ia the
Independent Office at present.
john FleminE will ro-enter the grocery
business 10 the Second ward.
The city has $1,000 worth of street
paving bonds for sale.
J. B. Smith aod wife have returned from
a vi5it TO the country.
Butter is 8 scarce article Of late and CON-
mands a good price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

a.l FL hl 5.a Snail ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
SMILES

The horse always strikes q good gait
when De passes chs toll iaker.-NTchoH'
IrrrH.r
The owner frst breaks the rsce-hOIse,
theu Che sca-hcrss proceeds 20 break tte
ownc-.- Washington Cgpah
Ite accumulation of dliflwocd ct q
whrfsugees,ed current jam 20 90 imag.-
nst.ve travelling man.-MrcbqHt Irgra'iT.
Love levels sll things Perhsps so; ba,
10 has been noticed that its tendency i5 moi
DO make the head level 49, Boston C0Urip.
Tt ia not expected that the postal t,le
graph. it adopted, will be any great helg
10 Ire wousr who posts her kilograms ~
her husbands pockets.-FhHgfa .phia he
Iurr.
At Red Bank. n. J., so people Offered
PRAYER .rrain end not a drop fell for sever
e,ess Iu the rext county, without
prayer being offered, they had ia refresh.
.rg showers durn g that time.-DeiroN
Fra Press
"Alea you ashamed 10 be seen ighting
with -hst brutal Jenki1 boy on the street.
asked 1o6nuy sirate mother ashamed
repeated Johnny ia surprise Ashamed
so. why shonld I bt2 / licked him.
|....HrI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
- - 49, b. So.

CoSSER -Eimon S. Conner, the father
O, tbe American siege, viii be so years
ola io.day he lives at Wor'endySe
Bergen county, n J.
WILDE II, a reported that Oscar
Wilde. who recently resigned tie editor
ship of tle Womms World. Is about TO
start q new Mage &c.
U0I vEs.-Dr. o. W. Holmes received a
cougr8,ula.ory Geographic messago on his
slth birthday. from sn enrr3 sIargar
marked, collect, go cents. -
SrLuvAN.-Sr Arthur Sullivan, for the
frs. lue iu twenty years, is about to at
tempt an opera on cerious subject IL
tended fcr D'Oyley Clrte's new theater IL
London
CoID.-Miss Helen Gould daughter
jay Gould. Isl eaid 10 have always believed
She bad mission 90 teach, snd even now
iaslructs iouT music pupils, members OF
her church. 40 her home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FRED.
WHEELING. Tuesday. s.ntemhs

hhAALl'df 4-EaDAf, - ptemueT ~.
The market is repored firm with coed dc
mand. Prices unchanged. Wheat still con
times to arrive literally and the price remain
the same. Wheat holds out splendidly in quail
ity and the -four made from it isA1.
The following quotations are wholesale, retail
prices being from 50 10 IS cents higher:
FLoUR-Choice family -four in wood 81 20; II
paper 81 % per barrel
GRAIS-Wheat per bushel No. l soc; No. zoe
corn per bushel SOC; oats per bushel old S2aSSc
new 2jc.
FEED-Middlings per ton SD %; bran per tor
sl2 OO baled hay per ton Sl2 90; loose hay IS u
20 $40 90 per ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

Fancy Green 2l15c; Peaberry &c; Choice Green
zoe; Prime Green zoe; Roasting grades lS14a
2lc; Java 221zc Roasted in packages-OhiC
Valley BIC.
FIsH-Mackerel-Extra Shore No ., bbls 2OC
lbs, s26C0; halfbarrels, 100 lbs, $3.50; quarter
barrels, so lbs, s5S5; kits, 10 lbs sl50; medium
No. bbls. 200 lbs, s2i 90; half-barrels 100 lbs
Sl.4O Lake HeTing-Halfbarrel Is, 100 lbs 81 90
9uarter-bauels, 80 lbs SIPS; quarter barrels, A
lbs, lilo; kits, 10 lbs, 43c.
SrARcH-Fox Refined 80; loose lump Diamond
Gloss &c; Diamond Gloss l ID. packages sc; Fox
corn starch sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY, Pa, September 1O.-Petroleum, open
ed At 81 co. highest 81 coz; lowest 99c: closed a
99c. Sales, $1,000 barrels: clearances. 272 OO
barrels; charters i4,752 barrels; shipments, lie,
$50 barrels.
PITTsBURG, PA, September iO.-Peuoleum
Fairly active: opened at 81 00ls; closed at 9gc
highest 81 OO5s; lowest 99c
TITUsyILLE. PA, September lO.-Petroleum
opened at 81 co. highest 81 o031; lowest 9S7 e
closed at 99c
NEW YORK. September lO.-Petooleum opened
steady at 90 50 and after advancing TO 81 90 be
came weak aGd declined to 99c. The marke
then became quiet and remained so until tb,
close, which was steady At 99c. Sales 1900
barrels
BRADFORD. PA. September 10-Pe,roleum
opened 50 81 90; closed az 99c. highest 81 00l5
lowest 9s5zc; clearances $1,000 barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
Thousands of signatures.

LONDON, September 9-Tbs petition to
bs presented to Parliament for the inter
diciion of the Brown.Sequard experiment
in England is obtaining Thousands ofsigna-
lures. Aside from the natural objection Of
the true Briton to any novelty, especially
a French novelty, all sorts Of evils, sven to
the destruction Of CIVILIZATION and humanity,
are pfophieeied from the introduction Of
suoh an Immoral, irreligious ond mon
strous Innovation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

<r On VIrftfit. li -l. AtsiNtf'
Mr LAREPARI, SD, September O.
The meetings Of the convocation have bsen
moving On with increased interest from
7,.- t,dsv. Mrs Mary Morehead, Of the
Bethany Home, Pitisbnrg. Pa, and Rev
A. Is Simpson, Of New York. have been
Win ms since last Friday. Mt Simpson
is certainly q man G. power IN spreadir g
scrinin-,i holiress. SIS also the lady work
srs An who have attended these meet
i7qs regularly sag tina. ve have hsd moth
lpg better during the season. The people
otfendirs these meetings expect TO 40 coz
d.rsbls amount Of building Il the Asso-
cation VIII do their part.
The two CT three rainy AID gloomy day
tsve pssssd and the sun is cut again
bright end warm.
III. Dsunet, Of New York, is expected
TO be here tomorrow to look after the
twenty lots CT more that he has bought.
We hSgs hsgill prepare to build this iall'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
LIVE sTOCK.
WHEELING. TU

WHEELING. TUESDAY, September 10.
The market is reported SLOW, with price
unclaimed Messrs Hudson * Bayha furnisl
the following quotations:
Cattle, 0O0tO 100 lbs stock 354a3lae per ID
$50 TO 900 lbs 3a3Ac per lbi 200 to 500 lb
2Ha3 per 10.
Hogs-Market slow; 4ail+c per ID.
Lambs-GOOd at Sa5c per ID.
Calves-3a5c per 10.
Sheep-2Maic per ID.
CHICAGO, September l0-Cattle, receipts 5, 5Ol
head: shipments 5000 head; market slow anc
lOc lower: choice 10 extra beeyts 81 2Oai %
steers 81 S0a4 80: ftOckers and feeders 81 9la3 90
cows bulls and mixed 81 20a3 90; Texans 81 t
a. coz western rangers 81 Sja5 So
Hogs-ReCeipts 1900 head. shipments 5,Ul
head; market strong; mixed So 75ai 40: heavy
So Gjai l5 light s. 95a4 l5i light s. 9lai To- ski
g 5Oai 90
Sheep-Receipts OcO head; shipments 50l
head; Texans So i'ai 70; lambs 81 25a5 10
EAST LIBERTY, September 0.-Cattle-Receipu
800 head; shipments 400 head; market fair
bu'Cher cattle shade better.
Hogs--Receipts LOO head; shipments o0l
head: market slow; best light Workers 81 4Oa
so: medium and light Philadelphiss 81 25a
30; heavy hogs 81 loaf D.
Sheep-Receipts 320l head; shipments lao,
head; market firm, prices unchanged.
CNUSSATr, September lO-Hogs stronger
common and light So 2ja4 O5: packing and bulch
ers 81 0OaC IS; receipts, 1900 head; shipments
$50 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
Tucker County items,

RHEUME W. VA, September &c. N.
Moss, OF this place, IS building the finest
honse in Tucker county. Ii is to be fin.
ished inside with wabut c1erry, ash and
hard oak. Matthew DTTah, Of Tilton-
vile. Ohio, has the contract for paint
ing il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Long enjoyed their
first ride on the cars to Elkins yesterday.
The couple are 70 years Of age.
Last Saturday night some parties stole
the engine which was left Oh the switch at
Carson, ana ran it as far as Black FJTk
bridge, when steam gave out and they
aba doIe1 it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
WOOL.
WnErLINa. septembsr IO.

WHEELING, sepLelnDsf 10.
There is nothing doing in the country and the
farmers are waiting to see what will turn up al
though there seems to be n little more anxiety
on their part TO dispose Of their wool, and 3.
cents will generally buy. The Eastern marker
is still duh and little is doing.
We quote prices as follows:
Fine fleece washed at 30c unwashed one
third OF: medium washed S0a33c; medium un-
washed 2na25c. lnh wished ala.3c.
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STEAMER BELLAIRE.
u1rv Trip. C..y limc-6.53, $40 ana l'to D.
n..lfU 4-0 ol p. m. ,,-,,
sunday TrIq--S and DO a. "a; $50 $50 and $50
r. u.
I'd --urrIrrye AND FIN GROVE RAILROAD
w 0r ana ,csr Monday, april y, 1859 9 alls
ORE t1a Wheeling sat A-a Jrcfa hai--cae VII
-un al -ol-7e.
Leave Waeelng. Leaves Wheeling PsrE
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CLEVELAND q PITMBURG r a.

Under schedule GA erect May i2f 1872 ra'Uf
leave Bridgeport. Ohio. Central andafi IInU
For Pittsburgh. Chicago and Cleveland. 800 s
m. For Pittsburgh. llA am. For Chicago aui
Cleveland, lll p. m. For Pittsburgh and hDr
York. 2,bi p. "a. For 6leu0tuVIIc, sl a. ON.
Trains arrive Nj Bridgeport So ll a. "a, iels a.
In. l2.2s p. 70, 80 @. m. aud tl D. m. Ga .if-
urdays only, Tor Eas. Liverpool, t.lf D. no., iflu
East Liverpool, 1872 %. m.
A. j. NALLING. Tct. Gent
my1 br.fgcpo.L ono
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 1-ea4 1-2 Per Oent.-Govern.
ments Dull and stesdy-stOcks Lower
Flour steady and Unchanged-whes'
Higher.
NEW YoRK. September 10.-Money easy at 81
ait[ per cent last loan at Q per cent; closed
offered a. per cent; prime mercantile paper
81 ~ per cent; sterling exchange quiet but hrm
al .f-f l[a4sSi{
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,Dtmissioners

Ne the undersigned Banks sud Bankers viii
psy sll Prizes drawn in the Louisiana State Lot
teries which may be presented az our counters.
B.M. Pres Louisiana Nat Bk.
PIERRE 5aEAUN, Pres't State Natl Bk
a. BALDWIN, Pros't New Orleans Natl Bk.
NAEL AOHh. PIea.L union National Banh