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The morning news., 1889-04-13
FOR DY YsPEPsIA
Use Rorsford's Acid Phosphate.

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DR.. J. J. MCWILLIAMs. Denison, la. says /:
81 have used it largely in nervousness and
dyspepsia, and | consider that it stands un-
rivaled as a remedy in cases of this kind.
l have also used it in cases of sleeplessness,
with very gratifying results"
The morning news., 1889-04-13

Mr. FLOYD Ross, Macon, Ga, says: 81
have used Bradycrotine for Sick Headache
several times and in each instance have
been relieved in fifteen minutes after TAX
The morning news., 1889-04-13

Delicate persons, and all whose systems
have become debilltated, should bear in
mind that Simmons Liver Regulator is not
drastic, purging medicine. does not
weaken or deplete the system as other pur-
gatives do, but acts gently. Il will invig-
crate like glass OF wine, but Is no intoxi-
eating beverage TO lead to intemperance; /;
VIII promoe e digestion, dissipate headache,
and generally tone up the system
non. Alex w. Stephens, OF Ga, says:
'slinmons Liver Regulator il mild and
suits me better than more active remedies y
The morning news., 1889-04-13

Oak Pine and Lightwood.
Have removed my wood yard to corner
Gwinnett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone n.
r. B. CAssELs.
The morning news., 1889-04-13
A PISTOL IN A BASKET.
A Question Whether that Is Carrying
Concealed Weapons.

ConceaIed WeaponB.
An interesting case has attracted atten-
tion in the city court. William Bowles
was recently convicted of carrying CON
cealed weapons The evidence disclosed on
the trial that Bowles had a pistol concealed
in a basket which he was carrying. The
court refused TO charge the jury, as asked
for by defendants counsel, George w.
Owens, Esq, that the carrying OF the pistol
in the basket was not carrying concealed
weapons within the meaning Of the statute,
and counsel has put in motion for new
trial on the ground that there was not suili-
cient evidence 20 convict BowleS, aud in
fact that there was no evidence 10 convict
him, and that the court erred in refusing 70
charge the Jury in the line laid down by
the defense. The court has not passed upon
the motion which was submitted yester-
day
The morning news., 1889-04-13
LUDDEE d BATES
LOOKS LIKE 4.
Music HOlSP.

Just so. Our Bazar is aboBshA5 a..
the general conglomeration CT bewi,Ja.
ingly pretty things that once 7uad 49,
First Floor salesroom has vanisbsd ,j'li
the vision of dream.
Solid goods to the front. Goods .h..
appeal to eye, ear and heart-spnarS
Pianos and Organs-now fill our yrn,,rs
floor space, and the stranger enterino,
our doors realizes at once that he 10
Music House, and no mistake abopt j.
Yes; that's it. l.. & b. 5. NJ II. i. oro.
more an EXCLUSIVE MUSIC HOUSE d..'
ing only in Pianos, Organs and N,n.,1',
Wares, and deyOting all its time and sn..,1'
to the Music Trade.
stationery and Fancy Goods, stock w.,..
to Knoxville, Tenn.
The morning news., 1889-04-13

Artists Material, Picture Frame and A..
Goods business sold out to Mr.. M.T.TIy-
LoR' who will temporarily occupy a .m,u
space in our store.
The morning news., 1889-04-13

Please reneR Der,
The morning news., 1889-04-13

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cost $500 and will have chemical fire ex-

cost 5000 and will have chemical fire ex-
tiuguisher.
Most Of the bonds of this city have been
disposed of at premium, fer the past sew
eral year..
The Board of Pension Examiners dis
posed of considerable butinsss Yesterday.
The Republicans ehc I'D bat four candi-
dates on the City and Township tickets.
Amelis Henry, aged 10 YEAR,, daughter
OF Charles Henry, Sr., died yesterday.
The new members of the School Board
will he sworn il Tuesday night week
The ladies of the First NJ f. Church
will hold big fair aud festival soon.
The new members of Council will be
sworn in next Tuesday evening.
A gentleman from Wheeling will open a
confectionery on Union street
Several of our school teachers will visit
BenwOod school this week
There are two letters in the postofice
waiting for Martin Griffin
Guernsey street from the stone bridge to
Morgan's, will be paved
Jesse Fusner is in the service of "Betz''
Collins for the present.
Rev. J. T. Lane and family are visiting
in Quaker City.
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rnE FNLLE KENIPINsKI.
Statement OF the Case by the Russian Gov
ernrnent-Court Cyprani.

Statement of the Case by the Russian Gov
ernment-C Court Cyprani
WASHINGTON. April 2-The Depart
meat OF State has bssn informed by The
O. s. Secretary Of Legation at S. Peters
burg thst Zee has already requested tae
Russian Government TO investigate the
ca.e of Eempu.bi. said TO bea naturalizsd
American citizen. who Was aXilej 10 ST.
b5ria bv Che Enz-iaa authorities upou his
return tc Russia.
III hiss been reported To- the Department
chat kempinski was but eighteen OF nine
teen years uf aye when be ilit Russia for
the United Sat5s While she Department
g,.li investigate the case thoroughly, there
i- -aid OBJ re rcei for Csntion, Tor with this
--1tsmln OF the case n may appear toat
Naupir.Si was ineligible Tor military ser
vice. and hat his emigration 90 the m,ed
States ea- nothing less tnan military de-
sarlo-
The need for dsG6-ra's ac tiou in such
case. is exenphied in Che ease of Count
C,prali. abou, which the press was much
disturbed q year tgo. To was asserted
[ that Che Count, au American citizen, bad
re.umal to Italy only Co be- ssizad and
lb-osl into a dungeon Careful inquiry
I -T the Department oi state revealed lhat
Count Cyp-3.ni was not 40 American c.l-
.a1- that be was no in an Italian dan
--on. and chat h- had not returned to TIA y,
a1t stopped at C'rsics on hearing that he
aas liable 20 srrest If ne did return. Last
eek Che Count took ou bis naturalization
eaperf and IS noTau American citizen.
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BELLAIRE.

A German named Hoffner gave another
German 81 Yesterday afternoon and then
had tie fellow arrested. He made no com
plant against the msn after his incaTcera-
lion bat said he wanted to get him ont OF
the way. The Mayor let the man 90 last
night.
Some repairs will be made on Second
and First ward hose houses No. wants
some outlay but Council has notified the
boys that they viii have 20 wait a while
About a dozen individuals who claim
thev are victims of misfortune, strike Bell
ARE every day and tly their hands at the
charity business
Four carriages are being made for the
cannon the park. Some trees have also
been purchased fer the public square.
Some of the B. * o. section men are
kicking against paying Insurance to the
company and have quit work.
d o. Long, who has been shipping wal
INIT logs from this section for several years,
has moved to Unionport, O.
Hon. John Mcbride addressed q meet
inc composed of miners and others In
Zilch's Nall last night.
A shoe store has been opened in Marsh 8
room ST Iudian run bridge. The city no"
has ten shoe stores.
The new hook and ladder trnck Will
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For Civil Service Reform.
CLARKsBURe. April >.

NHAhhSbukG, hptl :.
To ne Editor on he Reqlser.
SIR SEE by events in your ciiv that
some of the Republican brethren are bav-
ing 3 lively time over poatcfhce affairs at
Wheeling That however. - no fl lht Of
ours. We may, however, have a removal
here not so very acceptable to ell Four
years ago when the Democrats came into
power the then declared principal of ac-
ton was that no officer (especipally post
MASTER should be removed without sniff.
Client cause. In other words no officer
should be removed for the simple reason of
ben < q firm, steaitsst Republican This
position, /, rs a Republican, believe to be
fair and honeet, but, alas, politicians so
wrought upon the administration as to re-
move many worthy persons.
Now as the great political parties have
charged front and he Republicans are
IN power, hold to the same principles OF
honest civil service reform advocated four
years sgo and hope no officer Of the Demo
cratic party will I've removed unless for
causes SO above For instance, we have
an honest, competent, courteous postmas-
ter and assistant, both Democrats but not
offensive partisans, whom l, with many
Others OF both political parties, would
greatly regret 20 STE removed The re-
moval Of so able and faithful person az
District Attorney Watts l for one would
greatly regret. Don.
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MOUNDsVILLE.

The case of Yancy vs.. Yancy, which has
been in the Circuit Court for the past ten
years, was submitted to Judge PAUL yes.
terday. The suit involves some real es-
tate.
A typographical error in the Sunday
issue made us say that Capt johnson, Of
TIM guard force, supported L B. Purdy at
the late municipal election.
J. V. Kelly, an enterprising farmer
Of Fish creek, fell from the top of loaded
sled and broke his neck, killing him in
stantly, Monday.
Some sneak thief entered Wylie Tsylor's
house at Glendale, in his absence, and
stole two gold rings, gold necklace and
three bfeastpins.
Hugh Wright has severed his connection
with the drug firm of T. r Rogers & Sons.
He is looking for a more lucrative position
in Bellaire.
f W. Brown is removing his house 10
the east side OF his lot, and intends to erect
new residence on the site of his present
dwelling.
The Church of God people are holding
a p,otrac,ed meeting at their church in the
Third ward. 1t will continue over next
Sabbath.
Allen Maupin, an old line Democrat,
who removed to Cabell county about four
ears age, ia circulating among friends
here
The new Town Council net lest night.
They elected Clerk and Street Commits
sioner for the ensuing term of one year.
Rev. B. f. Myers has given up his
charge at the Presbyterian Church and
removed TO Water street
Miss Mary Picket has returned home,
having finished a successful term of school
at Graysville.
Col. c. 4. Showacre was at Fish Creek
on legal business yesterday
Burr McPeak left last night for D nyer
TO make HE future home.
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GOvEPNMENrs- Dull but firm.
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO r. 3.

departure or ITsins nom Wheeling, ESsieTn
uIne. schedule IN eject November 18th, lSSs.
Express Tor Chicago and the NOrthwes., lC:A5
p m, $40 p m and $40 p. n. daily and ll:l5 p.
m. daily except Saturday
Express for Cincinnati and 81 Louis 1913 T.
N, daily, and ll:l5 p. m. daily except Saturday.
Columbus accommodation SIS A. IN daily
For Columbus, 1928 a. N. daily, aad li:l5 ..
m daily except Saturday, and 30 p. N. daily eI.
cept Sunday.
only.
Express for Washington, D. c.. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New YORK, via. Grafton, SO
m. and $40 p. N. daily.
For Pitts6urg and Washington, Ps, 500 a. m.
daily Express $50 &. N. daily l:45 p. m. daily
except sunday Additional way train for Wash.
ington Pa, $50 p. m. daily except sunday.
PitHburg, Baltimore and Philadelphia $50 ?.
m, daily.
For Moundsville, a. ~, $40 e. II, 100 noon,
except Sunday, and $40 p. m, daily.
For Grafton, $40 p. m. daily
For Cumberland $40 a. m, daily except snn-
day.
For St. clairsville, SIS a. m, 40 p. N. ana
5:l0 p. N daily except sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago SOS aui
ESQ s. m, and go p. m. daily, and as s. -.
daily except Monday.
Express trains arrive from St louis sud Gin.
cinnau, f55 A N. and GO p. M, daily
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia Bal.
tmOre and Washington, d. c. via. Grafton, 1875
p m. and s:O6p. m. daily, via. Pittsburg 1913
a m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Columbus, i:55 a. n. and
$40 ,. n. daily and l0:S5 g. m. daily except SON.
day
Trains arrive nom Pittsburg. lOl5 q. n. daily,
and l&i5 p. m, except sundays, and C 55 p. -.
sud ll:l0 p. n. daily.
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa. 500 a. N.
daily except Sunday.
From Moundsyilie, Gas - m., daily, and li0
p n. daily except sunday.
Trains srriye nom Grafton, W. Va, 9.i5 a. N.
daily.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p M,
daily except sunday.
From ST. ClaiIsyille 1910 and l:4O and $50 p.
N. daily except sunday.
For Columbus and Cincinnati 2.45 a. u sun
day only.
From Beilaire, l205 a m, sundays only.
Baggage called FOR Snd checked Al hoJeis and
residences on orders len 81 Ticket ONCE 1860
Market street, and AZ Depot.
CHA6. o. SOUL
General Passenger Agent
IN trnfrkrus 49, -..re
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ELvEsAILoRs AIuRDERED.
KILLED by Noresiy Island Iadians for In
.uItiaz Women.

KILLED by Noresly Island Iadians Tor In
suiiag Women.
NEW DrNGENf-s. WASH II April -
The K,dsrack rl5iog schooner, Captain
Morton. vas c-1i-iog between Graham
,rd Mo-e.ly I-isuds. and ssto5 was made
p. tae latter fr food ard ws.er Five
-,amou two Americans, Henry aod An
dsrson. and th- Ksnakas went ashore,
taking tome tuukets for barter with the
Iriana without the knowledge or con-
sent or Captain Morton the two Americans
took With them considerable quantity OF
-uirifs With this they made The Datives
druuk ana then attempted % take liberties
with The women of the tribe
This was resented by rhe Indians, who
warned the tresspassers 20 return TO their
ves q. They refused, snd subsequently
attempted to rob the Indians of some val
liable urs THE result Vas that the In
lis.s demolished the whale boat IN which
tbe sai0,s came ashore, and then killed
.hs fre Subsequently Captain Morton
went ashore. buried the bodies, which
were .euinIy mutlaied, ard secured some
provisions With the aid Of a single sailor
hsrsvies.ed The schooner Co its port, the
trr 's-t.re twenty-five days Henry and
Anderson were natives OF New Bedford,
Nass. and iee Kanakss Wa3 clipped AZ
Earrrurrr. De o.
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etc, $50 cattle, 657 sheep, 1,2l1 hogs, and

etc, $50 cattle, 657 sheep, 1,2l1 hogs, and
30 horses.
All hogs and sheep sold in these wards
are at gross weight Receipts this weeI,
,. 967 head, against ?, 336 last week. Fair
to good hogs sold at s. 46 and rougbs at
"a 30 per 100 lbs
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, March 30-The market
has continued active, mainly local. vet
there has been a fair attendance of buy-
ers from the South and East. Receipts
were ample, and in general stock ofbetter
quality and condition than heretofore, and
as rule fair prices were obtained.
Quotations at the Cincinnati Union
Stock yard STABLES were as follows: Driv-
ing horses, S125s2OO, saddle horses the
same, draft horses, S140a20O; street-car
horses, $lOOA125; Southern S65s9O. Mules,
aged 4 to 8 years 153 to L. hands, $l35
also; IS to 15l hsnds, Sl15a135; 14l to 10
hands, S90al15; II to 14l hands, S75a9O.
The following prices prevailed at the
| Fifth street stables: Team horses Sl60a240,
express $14Oa175, saddlers $lOOs15O, street
ers $9Oal30, medium S7Oa9O common S45
ais. Mules, to Z years old, Is to 1864
bands high, S145a175; do. Is to 16 hands,
$l25al45; do. 14l to 10 hands, S120al25i
do 13ltO l41 hands, S70al00.
Chicago.
Chicago, April 3. - cltsle-lleceipts
10, 500 head; shipments 5, 600 head; market
steady; choice to extra beeves S4 25a4 80
steers So OOA4 10; stockers and feeder
81 4Oa3 As; COWS. bulls aud mixed 81 Goa
3 TO- Texss 50 20.
Hogs-Receipts Il 500 head; shipments
6 500 head; market storpg; mixed 81 75a
924; heavy 81 5Oa5 90; light 81 75a
90; skips So 5OA4 60
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
,. 500 head; market steady; natives 81 SO
as so; western corn fed 81 50a5 %; lambs
S. OOa6 %
East liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, April 3 --Oattle- Re
ceipts 60 head; shipments 100 head;
market closed firm; prime 81 0Oa4 %;
fiir to good 50 70; common 81 50a3 so;
feeders So 25a3 80; stOckers 81 5Os2 rs.
HOgs-Receipts !, 400 head; shipments
l 900 head; market steady; medium Phila-
delphiss So 1913 10; pigs and Workers
s. l0a5 10.
Sheep-Receipts and shipments 500
head; market active; prime s. 00s5 30;
fair to good 81 25a4 -; common 50 GOA
50; lambs s. 50a3 60.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. o., April 3-Hogs-
Steady; common and light 81 O0a4 50;
picking and butchers 81 75l4 %; receipts
3 S75 head; shipments GO hesd.
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COUNTERs AND SHELVING.
COUNTERS AND SHELVING.
Good Counters and Shelving
FOR SALE.
JAMES /. HAWLEY.
mrl6 No. l42O Main Street

mrl6
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NAILS.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, April 2.
Nails, Fence and Brads-12d to 40d,
81 80 to 81 %; sd and Cd, 81 20; Sd and
I'd, 81 80; 4d and sd, 81 50; 30, s. 50; I'd,
g As.
Barrel inch 81 30; ( inch, So 20; II
inch, 81 80; l inch, s. 50; inch, 81 So
II inch, 3 So.
Finishing inch, 81 90; 1 inch, 81 90
II and II inch, So 30; , and p inch, 1910;
q to q inch, So %; inch, 81 so.
Casing and BOx-12d to sod, 81 As; 1Od,
81 80; Sd and Cd, 81 20; sd and I'd, 81 So;
I'D and Sd, 81 O5; Sd, So 45.
Each half key Zoe extra An abate-
ment of Toe per keg allo ed on orders OF
240 kegs and over.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The Gymnasium Association met on
Tuesday evening and decided TO continue
their organization till next September at
least. Their lease expires At that time.
Mrs. S Butler, of HarJisyille, O.. is Wis
i,ng at the residence OF J. NJ. Hill, the
popular liveIymsD.
Miss Clara Pogh is the guest Of Miss
Rstta Rogers.
Mr.. T. w Simpson has returned from
Philadelphia.
Rev. Mr.. Rogers and wife are visiting in
RaTnesqille.
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where the Prof., Lies.

Bsrhsr-I would like TO cell you bottle
of this balm III vii surely bring out your
hai- ,,a
us'omar-Wby are son so eager TO sellt
Isl tbere large margin on M
B,rhe--The margin on this 10 very
small. SIP. but we get q royalty from the
ISL gu1ss-
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following quotations are wholesale prices:
FLOUR AND GRAM Choice family flour
in barrels s. 10 to S. %; in sacks s. 90 to
s. Is; middlings per ton $40 90; bran per
ton $50 90; per 100 pounds, 81. Rye
brings soc per bushel.
FBRD-Corn per bushel, 45a5Oc; Data
3Os35c; baled hay per ton SIC GOALS 90.
Loose hay is bringing SIS 90 per ton.
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Public Sale of Stocks and Notes,

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE CIR
j cult Court Of Ohio County, made on the 18Th
day Of December, loSs, i'm the case Of o. NJ. Ladd
against Charles ID. List and Others viii offer
for Gale, before the Court HOure door Of Ohio
county, 20 the highest bidder, at public auction,
on Saturday the 18th day OF April, 1852, com
mencing al ten 0Clock, a. m, the following de
scrbel stock and notes. tOwit.
10 shares OF the capital stock OF the CONNER
cial Bank OF Wheeling, OF the par value 0' $50 20
per share. Eight notes. made by David kull, Jr.
payable 10 his own order. and by him endorsed
i'm blank, each dated The ls day of January, lssG
each FOR the sum Of $4,000, each bearing interest
from the said st day OF January 1855, no the rate
Of six per cent. per annum, with interest payable
annually, said notes being made payable respec-
lively at three four, five. six, seven, eight nine
and ten years, after their date said notes are Sc
cured BY a deed of trust executed by the said
David Kull. IT.. and his wife. upon valuable real
estate in the City of Wheeling, which deed OF
trust Is the first lien thereon, and is dated the
first day Of January, 1856, and recorded in the
office OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book No
%. nc page 40.
Terms of sale. Cash.
LEWIS STEENROD,
Sheriff Of Ohio County.
J. G. HERvkY, AuCtiOnecr. apI3l
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Nr Yo1ngwiie-Hese, poor man, is a
loaf Of bread; baked itmyseli
Wan7ersr-Thank zee, maddim. Could
Z trout ls son now for htte black paint ?
N- Yourcwife- What in the world do
vo1 want black paint ior2
Wmderer-Why, III. just paint this loaf
5-sck. am take d, down 20 Che junk dealer
and se'' 20 fo- old iron.
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PRODUCE
Wheeling

TUESDAY, April !.
The market is reported quiet in some In
stances and fair in others. Outside trade
is very good, but transient busiuessis dull
The demand for butter is excellent and
prices keep pretty stiff Eggs have taken
another drop aud the supply is greatly in
excess of the demand. There are few
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WOOL
Wheeling

TUESDAY, April >.
The wool market is still very dull, ard
those vino foId last years clips are making
some efforts 10 closa out. Manufacturers
will not buy excep. Ut some concession.
The situation is in favor Of the buyer
Prices are as follows:
Fine fleece, washed, 3Oa3lc; uuwashed,
ore-third off; medium washed 3Oa33c; I'M
washed 23a2ic; tub washed 32a35c.
Phlladelphis.
PHILADELPHIA, April --Wool-Quiet
ard prices unchanged; Ohio, Pennsyl-
varia and West Virginia Xxx and
above 32l35c; Y 32s33c; medium
37a39c; coarse 37a3sc; New York, Mich
igaD, Indiana and Western fine or y
and Xxx 3Os32c; medium 37s 3Sc; coarse 81
a3sc; fine washed delsine X ana XX 35a
&c; medium washed combipg and deleire
40a42c; coarse DO 39a4Oc; Carada washed
combing 3sa36c; tub washed 35a40c;
medium unwashed combing and delaine
30s32c; coarse do 2sl30c; Eastern Oregon
l4a22c; Valley Oregon 22s29c.
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FOR SALE.
CITY FLOUR MILL

On account OF failing health and desire to
retire from business. offer AZ very low Price
and on easy terms one OF the best equipped Hour
mills in this country. The mill has been re-
nodded during the last year into full Alise
roller system guaranteed 10 give A. good salisfac
ton or better than any now IN operation. Has
new Buckeye engine tubular boiler. Capacity
one hundred and fity bsrrels per day. Us now
running and has good paying trade. Fox full
particulars address T. AULT
mrl5eodb Bellaire, Ohio
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Honey I-eai Per Cent - Governments
Dull but Firm-Stocks Lower-Flour
Unchanged Wheat Unsettled.
NEW YORK, April 3 Money on call easy
at la4 per cent last loan per cent.
closed offered at I per cent; prime meT-
camille paper 44a6l per cent. sterling ex-
change dull but firm at 4s6i a4SSi.
GnVEPNMENTs- Dull bat firm.
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LIVE STOCK
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, April ,.
TIE cattle market this week is good
with prices unchanged. Msssrs. Hudson q
Bayha furnish the following quotations:
CATTLE, 600 to l, 100 lbs stock 3ts34c
per H.. 300 to 800 lbs. Basic per ID; 700
10 800 lbs. 2a24c. per ID.
Hogs-Msrkei active; 44ai3c per ID.
Lsmhs-GOod at 3a5c per lb.
Calves-3a5c per Ii.
Sheep 3s41c per III.
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A Charming Girl

Mother 20 daughter)-I understand,
ms dear, that you made quite an impress
sion at che Conver9zione the other even
irg augh.er-Yes. mamma Mother
Wbat subject DID you discusse Daugh-
teri didn't disc1ss anything, mammal
d Dee others DO The discussing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-04
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