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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-01
NOTICE to CREDITORS.

A LII persons having claims against
"A Mrs Nancy Wit, of Honolulu,
are requested to present the same to the
undersigned without delay
w. o. SMITH,
Attorney for Mrs. Nancy Writ
Honolulu, Feb 2S, 1889 1S5 3t
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HAS Coral Rock, Black Stone, Black
Al and White Sand and Soil, for sale
in any quantity. Apply AT the office of
w. @. Achi, Kaahumanu street. ll9 m
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PASTURE for HORSE

A Il Halekou, Kaneehe, KoolaupokO,
N a53 acres of good pasture land, all
nclosed-plcmty of water Apply to
Charles |. Hiram, at the Kings Stables,
Honolulu, or at HaIekOu. feb.SS S0ly
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LADIES' NURSE.

Mrs. MONROE, ladies' nurse, as
Nl removed to No. 3, Kukui lpLc.
Feb.14-S9
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FOR SALE

HNE Black Walnut Bedroom Set
~ Marbetop, in good order very
cheap. Inquire at BULLETIN Office for
further particulars. 1875 Ivy
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-01

All extra service for Waikiki TO &C.
Commodatc residents between Punch.
bowl and Punahou will leave the Catho.
lie Cemetery Siding near Alapai street
at l1.40 a. m, 1910, l.4o, 2.40 and $40
p. IN.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-01

The Punahou Line will not run after
4 30 p. In. to morrow, Saturday. The
only service will be through service
to Waikiki at 10 minutes past each hour
as per schedule. All available Cars will
he on hand at Waikiki at 8 10 p. m. for
the returning spectators.
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WANTED

THO purchase good second hand En-
4 eine and Boiler, say 5horsc power;
portable or any other kind will answer
so long as it is in good condition. Apply
to DAILY BULLETIN. 1871 1w
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NOTICE.

A NY person found trespassing or
IN shooting on The KULIOUOU lands
will be prosecuted.
l70 I'm ROBERT LISHMAN.
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Scotch Oatmeal.

CCOTT'S Genuine Midlothian Oatmeal
- in IA lb. tins. For sale by
j. Z. BROWN d CO.,
us If IS Merchant street.
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Programme Of Races
TO BE ~ - ssaSA - HELD
March 18th, 1889
Kapiolani Park !

No. 1.-Bicycle (of any kind Race, 2
mile dash. Free to all. En-
try 81. Prize $H5, donated by
the Hawaiian Tramway Co and
entries added.
No. 2.-Running Race, ] mile dash.
For Hawaiian bred horses.
Free for all Catch weight.
Prize Jockey Saddle, Saddle
Cloth, Riding Bride, Martin.
gale and Whip, donated by
Hon. w L. Foster and sis
and entries.
No. 3.-Trotling and Pacing Race, l
mile dash. For Hawaiian bred
horses, 3 years cd. To road
cart and rules. Prize Plated
Watcr-Pitcher and $50 and en-
tries.
No. 4--Running Race, q mile dash.
For Hawaiian bred horses, 4
years old. Catch weight. Prize
Cup, donated by Hon Samuel
Parker and $40 and entries.
No. 5.-Trotting and Pacing Race,
mile dash and repeat Double
teams. Free for all. Prize $l5
and entries.
No. G-Runn,ng Race, a mile dash.
For Hawaiian bled horses,
years old. Catch weight.
No. 7.-Running Race, 4 mile dash.
For Hawaiian bred horses, 3
years old. Catch weight.
No. 9.-Trotting Race to Road Cart, /
mile dash. Free to all.
No. 9.--Running Race, q mile dash
Free for all.
No. 10.-Trotting and Pacing Race,
mile dash. Best in 3 to Road
Cart. Free 10 all
No. 11.-Pony Race, mi'e dash. Fol-
Hawaiian ponies under u
hands. Catch weight.
No 12.-Troting Race to Road Cart,
mile dash. Free for all Ha
waiian bred horses.
No. 13.-Running Race, ~ mile dash
Free for all Hawaiian horses.
No. 14.-Trotting Race, l mile dash
For ali horses that never bea
3 minutes.
Ueag" Entries 10 he made before Satur
day, March 8, 1899, at z. NJ at MI
g. Bolte's office.
Bay" Entries each horse $3.50. N
Professional Jockeys allowed. al
Riders>to be in costume. Only gentle
men drivers. Cups, etc, to owner o
winning horses. Money prizes to rider
or divers. Each race, money prizes
1st prize q, End prize "a.
j. A. GUM M ms.
Honolulu, January 10, 1859. ia
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Cars from Palama l2 noon, 4 90 and
500 p III. will not run TOMORROW
(Saturdayl
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Jinks has been out all the night
before, and is late at his desk. En-
ployer (very sternly): "Well?"
Jinks: "Not very, sir"
They say you can tell that a couple
have just become engaged when the
young man blows on the mustard to
cool it for her.
Out of fifty people at Cincin
natl banquet thirteen would not eat
yenison, ten would not touch tur-
key, eighteen would have nothing to
do with salads, fifteen refused
coffee, twenty-eight let cheese alone,
and not over twenty would eat
cake.
The town of Arroyo Grande is on
the boundary line between Arizona
and Mexico, fact which enables
the topcrs to work an old game.
They step into saloon on the Ari-
zona side and ask for drink, laying
down an American dollar. The
chances are that the bar-keeper will
give them a Mexican dollar in
change, it being worth only 80 cents.
Then they strike saloon on the
Mexican side and tender the MeXi-
can dollar for change, which in this
case is worth only 90 cents. The
truthful editor Of the "Arizona
Howler' says that the practice has
broken up all the saloons in the
town.
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Hawaiian 'TranvayS GO,
LIMITED.
ssE!s..ssFs5Esss
-&7FFtG.
Special Notice for
Saturday Only, March End
The Puuahou Line will not run.
Cars will leave Palama and Waikiki
at 7.l0 a. M, and every hour as usual.
The Punahou Line will not run.
Cars will leave Palama and Waikiki
at 7,10 a. M, and every hour as usual.

Cars will leave Palama for Rifle
Rlnge at the half hour, and Rifle Range
for Palamn at the hour as usual.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-01

US" Time Table now ready at the
Company's Office; price cent 1876 3t
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HAWAIIAN
OPERA HOUSE
Saturday Evening, March End.
Grand OpGFatiC Concert !
Under direction of Mr.. W. YaInd.
ley for the benefit of
Mi. Charles Thrower
Mr. Theodore Schmidt
These gentlemen assisted by the best
local talent will render the
following programme:
l. Polonaise by Chopin.
Paraphrase of MendelssOhA. .....
Mr.. Felix Ollcrt.
.. Aria from the Opera Mignon.......
Mrs. j. +. Brown.
3. Duet from the Opera IL 'i'RoVATORE
AZucena. a........Mis isS Mabel Rhodes
Manrico. harIcS Throwcr
4. Sonata of Beethoven, for violin and
piano. .....'.''. ''........'.
Mr.. Schmidt and Mr.. Myrou Jones.
5. Tenor Solo-It was not thus TO be
MI. Charles IhrowCr.
G. Quartet for male voices. .........
Mr.. Thrower, list tenor; Mr. Tom May,
I'd tenor; Mr.. Il Rain Walker, lst
Bass: Mr.. 4. NJ. Starkey, I'd bass.
Z. Alto Solo-Through the Woods.
.............. ............ Marron
Miss Mabel Rhodes.
S. Air-Narie (for violin and piano.
................... ....... Beriot
Mr.. Schmidt and Mr.. Myron Jones,
8. Duo Venice boat song 80. Kucken
Nrs Brown and Mr.. Throwcr.
10. Fiano solo-Thc Mocking Bird,
with variations. s............ Hoffman
Recollections Of Home ...... Mills
Mr. Felix Ollert.
IL. Quartet-From Opera MARTHA
.......,.... .flOlOW
Miss G. Mist, Miss Rhodes, Mr.. Star
key, Mr.. Thrower,
Doors open at 7.SO; performance at s,
Beg" Box plan now open at Office OF
j. Il. Brown q Co. Seats ut popular
prices. 1876 2
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Res" Entries each horse $3.50. No
Professional Jockeys allowed. All
Rders>t to be in costume. Only gentle.
men drivers. Cups, etc, to owner Of
winning horses. Money prizes TO riders
or drivers. Each race, 3 money prizes,
lst prize q, 2nd prize "a.
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Doors open at 7:SO; performance at

Bsg" Box plan now open at Office of
j. Il. Brown d Co. Seats ut popular
prices. lSG 2t
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U4ag" Entries 10 be made before Satur.
day, March 8, 1889, at z. NJ, at Mr.
g. Bolte's office.
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j. A. GUM M ms.
DAVID KAAIHUE

Honolulu, January 10, 1859.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02

tin pals, lbs re; tin pals lbs, re; tin pals
TO lbs re in pals 20 lbs. 716c cans. so lbs &c.
CANNED GOoDs-3 10 Standard tomatoes S5G90c;
Q To fancy tomatoes, gOa97c; , ID standard Hart
ford Co. corn, 90a9jc: soaked corn 5ja6Oc 10
Maine process corn, 81 90; . 10 Maine packed
sweet corn, 81 coal 10; BIB Acorn brand peaches
g 90; To standard table peaches, ST -; 10
standard pic peaches 95c ] 10 full standard
cove oysters. 81 O0; 10 light weight cove oysters
&C. Id standard string beans soc. Libby S
. 10 can c9rned b.ef, s. %; Lbbys 1 10 can
caippsd beef, s2lOi Liboy's / ID can lunch
t0nlue 81 20.
No. B. s. 90; hoop pals, 81 -; hoop, 81 65 sap,
81 so; single waShboards 81 so; double 90, s. So;
ne crimp couble do, g. 70; single s. 30.
FEUITs-New Turkish Prunes &c; Raisins,
valencia re; Layer Odora, sac London layer
misins s. 65a2 90; Loose Muscatels, 81 yJa2 o.
OI-Lard. extra western strained Sue; carbon,
10. re. carbon, 80, re white miners best
winter soc; white miners 40 20 Ole.
sUGA4s-Cut loaf SIC; Cubes SIC; Fruit pow.
dered 9Ic Ordinary powdered g4c: Granuleted
Standard gjsc; Standard COniccuoners A 9'5c;
Standard GrOcer's a otzc; Pearl White 4 sac;
White extra G SIC; Ohio Valley s54ci New YORK
c 776c; Fruit G. nc.
RIcE-Fancy Pearl &C; Choice Pearl sc;
Choice Domestic Jj4ci Prime Domestic DC
Fancy Hard &c.
CofsEE-Green Coffee Fancy Golden Rio 2Ojlc;
Fancy Green 2li1c; Peaberry 2lc Choice Green
1910; Prime Green l9c; Roasting grades llHa
zoe; Java 22%c Roasted IL packages-ohio
Valley Pc.
FIsH-Mackerel-Extra Shore No. ?, bbls. 200
lbs s2GC0 halfbarrels. l00 lbs, $780, quarter
barrels, so lbs. $685. kits, 10 lbs, Sl51' medium
40. . bbls. 200 lbs e2iO0; halfbauels 100 lbs,
$3.50; quarterbarrels, 80 lbs Sd35; kits, 10 lbs,
81 40 Lake Herring fbau Is, 100 lbs, 500;
quarter-barrcs, 50 lbs, Sl25; qGarter.barels, 40
lbs, sl.l0. kits. 10 lbs 43c.
STARcH-Fox Refined 234c; loose lump Damoud
Gloss Sc; Diamond G,oss h. packages 514c; Fox
corn starch &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
MEN AND WOMEN.

ClEvrr AND.-EE-p President ard Mrs.
Cleveland viii ri hslatter past Of Au-
.rst ri.h ps. Joseph Barnett AZ DeeriCCt.
Scu'hborc.
BoCIEsINI.-Siglcr Bo.taaini, the Illus
rio1s yiodllslio p. syer, whose death has
been recorded, reached The age Of s. years
wi.l 20 p.rcepuble diminui01 Of his
marvellous powers.
CEoCEER Colonel Frederick Croker o,
San Francisco has pgreed 20 deirsy the eX-
p1nsts of the Lick Observatory expedition
.o Cayenne, Guiana, to study the total
SOLAR eclipse On December -.
WmuIER. John G.. Whittier has gone
ta ihs White M5autaius for month, his
ieeb.entss having reces5iiated the change.
although ke is lot IN, his friends sgs re-
ported SO be Concerned about bic condition.
HusrEAD Mr. Murat Ha's,cad sailed
on Wednesday on the Inuau steamship
Ci.y o. Paris from Liverpool for New York,
asvi1. spent but two days il London. He
returns no fan health and strength.
SEussY.- Joseph Skip.ey, the new
custodian OF Shakespeare birthplace,
rrs micCr before he became q poet, be
..urirg aga t-sppsr boy at the sge CT
sever. Tia. was just fifty years ago. lie
.can-d 70 read o1 Sundays, not al Sundsy
school. ba. at home 10 his alder'e garfet
HANcHErr-5Irs Mery E. Hauclstt
aho dld recently 40 Coit' uaugo, N. Y,
1898 ,tc second woman graduate o. an
Auer.clo medical college. Saa received
fb. dcgros Of Decor OF Medicine from the
Albany Medical College "a ISIS. she wss
, rrml1 OF -rea. intelligence acd force Of
character
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
WOOL.
NnrELINa. TuEspAY. IN 30.

WHEELING, TUESDAY July 81
The market is very listless ard there seems
to be very little disposition on the part %! buyers
to make purchases Wool has been selling in
the eastern markets in very limited quantities,
the manufacturers pursuing their hand-to-month
policy, thus endeavoIiug 10 break down prices.
Dealers having paid extreme prices for wool in
the country, are slow to sell at q loss, and it 10
mains to be seen whether manufacturers can
still further crowd Tricos downward. The I'M
Successful attempt OF wooden manufacturers TO
get auy advances on their finished product is
forcing them TO get the raw material cheaper but
as most Of the wool which WAS bought cary cost
The top Ct the market, dealers are 10th 10 reduce
prices, but may have 70 do so when they wish TO
make sales
Waslcdi occasionally 33i C. being paid for ZONE
choice clip; unwasned Cnr-third OF; medium
fleece washed 33 to 35c; medium unNashed - -
27c; tub washed 80 TO 3sc.
BOSTON July 30-WOol in moderate demand
and prices unchanged and steady; Ohio and
31a3yc; Michigan y 32033c: No. comoiug ana de
laine Zoe; Michigan line delaipe 35c; unwo'hcd
e0mbing 29a3lo, Territory Texas ard California
wool rance gt5IsClc. Oregon wool lsa21c; pulled
woods firm az 33a3lc for super and 25a32c .Or cX-
tras; foreign wool iirm
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July .-WOo,-Quiet;
prices unchanged; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia XX aud above 33aS5c; X S2a33c: me-
dium 37a3ec; coarse 3703Sc; New York, Mich
igGn. and western fine or and NN 3laSc;
medium 3la3sc; coarse 3da3lc; fine washed
delGine X and Xxx Sla37c; medium washed
combng and dclaine 404lc; coarse 90 SSaiOc.
Canada washeo oOmbins 3ia&c; tub washed
3iai3c; medium unwaShe1 cOmbiug and del1ine
29a3ic: coarse do 2Sd29C: Montana line 20a22C,
medium 22s26c; Goa re 2212a2l;.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
dARTIN's FERRY.

Mr. William ed ard Nsttis Moore leit
yesterday for Beaver Falls, where they
viii be msirisd by tn. Baptist minister If
tlat rl-cs. The happy couple will spend
a week visiting the brides brother, mir.
win Mcoce, who resides at the above
named place, after which they will return
and make this their future home.
W J. Smith, President OF the Ame,i-
cen Flint Glessworker5' Union, was IL the
city yesterday, comforting with the manu-
iactu5ers 10 regard 10 few changes which
the recent BeilaiIe convention made in The
lists and moves. Very fsw and uaimport-
ant changes were made. nnd 20 difficulty
IS anticipated.
The tunnel reported to have caved in
at Long Iun was act the one built by Mill
Ter * McClnR, bat tho tunnel at Waite
Bridge, below Nit Pleasant, built By Dow
log & Kennedy. Maj. McCann is now
Working g lcrce at the tunnel to repair the
Samsga by order Of Ike Chief Engineer.
Mrs. McQdillau, o. PittsbuTg, Q sister OF
David Teese. whose body wac found hare
ia the river and buried in RiyeTyiew came-
terry, came down yesterday 70 mark his
grave anG arrange TO have the RENAME Ie-
moved later. TIE grave was marked with
a tomb stone.
Work on the Terminal railway is pto-
crossing nicely. They are moving about
forty cable yards of earth 20 each team
per day. and are employing eight teams.
Tie earth ia moved zoo feet.
Mrs. Louis Swarls and daughters, jessie
and Ada, lef. yesterday for GAINESVILLE,
o., where they vii visit friends few
weeks. They 20 from there 10 Anderson,
Ind, their future home.
The Prohibition coonty convention was
held in $50. Clair-Ville yesterday. Several
Martins Ferry people ATTENDED.
The slate roof lie new Catholic church
is about half done.
John Dllliaon sud wife left yesterday
ior Pittsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
8 HATAR 8 &
ETY8

TeAnSee the
EesaI Pesss-
zes,AnaysFsin
ana Infannnla-
ion, Heals the
cores, Restores
nc Senses OF
rs te q n d
32len,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
BUCKHANNoN.
Teachers Institute-PeVsonsl News.
Sol n..--r... a.t. r....r - fTr prfsf.fr-

Teschers Northumberland News.
Special Correspondence Of Regisier.
BUcEHANNoS, W. VA, August 1.-Tle
Tsache-s' Insdtate conduo en- by Pcofs.
Cox and Schsfler convened here On Mon
day, july 29:h, with an eDrollment of 13l
teachers. The lectures by these distiu-
guished gentlemen srs unusually interest
irg G1d instructive.
This section Of country is being vi6ited
By a continuous rainfall which is very dis
c01rcgira TO the farmers TO soy the least
TIE loss Of hay AID grain IS bec,miug
serious.
Ga Sunday last the vile Of n. Duke'a
was drowned near Alton, in the Bockhsn-
non river while attempting to cross IN q
beat.
Cards are ont announcing the TscepGOn
20 ,ls home If NJ. aad hrs. G.. ". Flem-
ing this evening, IN hcnof Of d.. George
Eluiston and bride.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
BRIDGEPORr

James Smith has purchased Joseph Ben
nsr's saloon. Mr.. Smith is Mr. Bennef's
brother-in-law, aad was allowed to pur
chase the 81 o0u at tbs sppraiaed piice.
Mrs. Rase Watson, of Burbank, Ohio. is
the guest Of Dir. Z Geib, he O., L. & w.
r. K. ticket SCENT.
&c. D3nt has returned from pleasant
visit 20 friends at Warrington, W. Va.
Oscar Townsend, Superintendent OF the
@. l. * w. YVES in the city yesterday.
John Wery, Oswald Schic-'s very ac-
complished assistant, is quite sick
Greeley Fur-ss1n hss accepted posi-
ton With the c. L &W railroad.
VIII Ws,ki1s, an Htaaville lad, Is laid
up with . very bad felon.
+. ". Ramsay has retained from short
visit ia Columbus, Ohio.
TIE @. Z. & ". railroad is advertising
for brakemon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02

Tire Cosmopolitan Nlgq.Ms has lost none
of is brightness or Ebiity. The August
number is well up TO the mark. r. Illus
.Iati1us ere of The bighes. work Of art, ard
,ne literary contributions are Of eminent
me.... "3ccill Ljte at Ottawa is the
leaiirg article. 10 is b. W. Blackburn
Hmls. End sell written SIS all hi3 literary
work is Gal Hamilton writes OF 'The
Murder OF Pmlip Spencer" ard Fred
Douglass of "The Great Agitation " Thee
sre lut tastes u ne many good things II
.la aumbar All should be read 20 be
appreciated.
The Pleasures Of Li'e-A chesp edition
or this wonderful book BY Sir John Lub-
o1ck hasi Just been issusd bJ J. S Oglyis,
% B1sc Street, New York. It il a COM
p.sts edition containing P.rts 1 H., and
ID SOLD for % c-njs per copy.
Arson Randolph & Co., Of New York,
publ sh a neat Lt,ls paper bound edition
OF the Duks OF Angeles new book,
''Wllt Is lru.h2' TIE book is a thought
iai philosophical work ard 6eservediy
s0paar. To its present cheap form, It
ought TO coumania vide sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
The Fly stuck.

ga funny thing occurred The other day, "
sand Is blrbe5 as be was puttiug the finish
ing touches on a Saturday evening hair
cut. ga fellow came in here 10 be sbayed
who was somewhat uader the influence OF
.ntcx'c8nts lie took his place IN the
chair end an proceeded well till / bad
shaved one side Ct bis face. when he stopped
me Hold on, I want this ting 'splained.
"I asksd h,m what vas the matter and
bs replied; There's ~ on ray cheek,
aid yen have shaved the lathsg and
ehiskcss Oh, bat the fy dida't move
Vow. what's the mszz,r with hin?'
''I told him there vas molly on him, but
be pointed 90 the mirror and said: You
think / can't see him. / amt so drunk
chat I can't see q ~
'I turned 20 the glass aud thsrs stood
The Iy or TIE mirror, and in such a posi-
uon Cha, r,m ny customers range Of
vision &c seemed 70 be on his cheek. He
i.eIw3ri sld that be had fell. the h9
Ncklrg him an the time and wondered
hos 4 cauld shave uDdeg it a1d not cut
.s Lex cT."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, August -Petroleum-stock TX
change opened a; g9c; highest 81 00l - lowest
gs3zc. closing at 1910 Consolidated Exchange
opened az qS a.; highest, 81 Oo5Ec; lowest 95jSc
closed az gl7sc Sales, 100000 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, August l.-Peuoleum, opened
At 99iIc; highest 81 0l%; lowest 9o5sc; closed n
81 40. sales $4,000 barrels; clear0nCos, ll3i,Gs
barrels; charters 94t03 barrels; shipments, az JlI
barrels; rams, g3 az barrels
PIrTsBURG, PA, August Petroleum, active
and firm: opened at 9s5sc; closed at 81 co; higles
81 90; lowest 80 -c.
BRADFORD, PA, August l.-Pet-oleum opened
1T eS e.: closed at 81 90; highest 81 COZ; lowest
gslac. clea!anles $4,000 barrels.
TrusyHLE, PA, August Petroleum, opened
at 90 @; highest al COS lowest CSC closed at
81 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

WHEELING, Tuesday, July so.
The arrivals OF new wheat are very slow, ow-
ing 10 the fact that farmers arc not anxious to
let go Of their crops at present prices anticipa!
ing an advance in the near future. The farmers
throughout his section report that the crop IS
heavy aud that the wheat is I'm first class Conii-
ton. The -four made from this wheat VIII far
excel tlat OF last year Prices remain UNI
changed a around except nn corn, which is "a
cent higher per buslel. Dealers are Offering DC
per huShcl Tor new oats, which however, are
hardly marketable yet
The following quotations are wholesale, retail
prices being from 80 TO Is cents higher:
FLOUR Choice family -four in wood 81 TO- I'm
paper 81 % per barrel.
GRAIS--Wheat per hushel soc; corn per bushel
&c: oats per bushel 32a33c
FEED-Middlugs per ton sli 90; bran per ton
sli 90; baled hay per ton Sl2 90: loose hay old,
81 90 per ton; new IS co u $40 90 per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
GROCERIES.
WHEELING, Tuesday, July 50.

WHEELING 4utsAa1f '1's we
Coffee strong. Sugars declined econ Monday
and advanced &c on Tuesday closing sirons'
Advices from the best posted sugar dealers III
Ns,y York and Philadelphia would indicate th ,5
he bottom on sugars has been reachsd, au,'
,Gs newt change would be further advahoe,i
provision market strong with a decided upHa.iI
tendency in tue whole product except ia'"'
,spr-ps- choice sugar Syrup SIC: Honey IIlls
o-c. Mamie Drirs five gallon kegs re; ten az.
Eos Zoe: onc-half barrel Csc; barrel &c sNsa .I
dark Die lSc additional IN hall oarreisl'
ne; Fair Sc; Mixed goods, New Orleans S0'l'-o'
Bakers goods soc. .-.,;.,,-,
9 +, har,sf2l.c. small 5 c. hams l21ac Catio.'
min hams &c: :, C. breakfast bacon lOe' :. a. y.
Shoulders SC: b0neless hams lie; city sIv ~, ~
ham beef l0c ordinary 3eei -, ine clear.
pork 3 10 piece SIS 30: bean PoiA' ""e
Sl5 coz dried beef hams Toe; -. -. trhs To.
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