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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
MARTINS FERRY.

Louis Smith, so old time Martins Ferry
boy, aud a soo of Oapt. II. W. Smith, "a IN
the city visiting his father and other
friends. AIr. Smith lives in Pittsburg,
Kansas, now, and is accompanied by Mrs.
Smith.
The Martins Ferry base ball club Will
play in Wellsvilie today against the
Welisville club, for the edifcation Of g
Sunday school picnic. They play IN
GAINESVILLE on Wednesday next.
Mayor Mitchell was able 20 be at his
Office q little while yesterday, and to give
a hearing to 8 half dozen plain DRINKS
eight disorderlias who are in the Jail.
Albert Witlash, an employe at the new
bridge, had his left hand caught in pull
ley, and badly mashed, yesterday after
noon.
James Radcliffe aud james ". Gather
and family leave to-day for Atlantic City,
where they will remain several weeks.
The Athletic and Wood base ball clubs
played in Riverside Park yesterday. Score;
Woods, 10; Athletics, 9.
Joseph Williams snd family and Miss
Rachel Hsyle are in Smithheld visiting
friends.
Miss Lizzie Baker, Of Wheeling, IS the
guest of Miss Oracle Graham, Of Hickory
street.
Dr.. W. E Hervey, yesterday, purchased
o new road cart fsom Mr.. J. W. Hoyle,
William Lloyd has returned from a
pleasant visit with friends ont Of town.
Mr. Charles Hoffman hrs returned from
a pleasant fishing trip.
Miss N. A. Riley has returned from a
visit in Rochester, Pa.
Miss Katie RslstOn is in Bellaire visiting
Miss Cora Woods.
Bert Wilkins, Of Wheeling, was in the
city yesterday.
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uouio NJ. Wb.n Bttsn by Rattlssaako.

Hcvto Ac, Whom Bitten by "a Rattlssnako.
Ida, S. Weir Mitchell contributes O. the
Angus, Caara p,olusl,y illustrated arti-
|c.a on "I1s Poison OF Ssrpents,n from
/ which quote Che following. ~ am oltsn
I asked vllf rolit O. II bitten while far
fiona t..7 Il. tha w07rl bl al the tip OF
d ilger s-o'.i Ike To- 8 Q rid Of Che part
/ by some p-0up. an 0-surgical means az a
,rie or possible hot iron affords. Fail
iC- il-ss. or while seeking help, i, is wiss
'o quarantine Che poison by two liz lures
drawn eight enough 10 stop 81 circula-
u'u Tie heart weakness 10 msde verse
by emotion. and GO this tine man may
reti stimulus to enable him To- walk home.
As soon possible some one should thor
ouEhlv m6liraie the seat Of the bite with
parmsneanaie oro.te1 If the agents above
mentioned. By working ald kneading
tte tissues the venom and the antidote
may be made 90 come into coutact, and
the former may be 60 fer destroyed. Az
lhi7 lmc Dc becomes nsedt0l TO relsx the
ls-lures 90 Escape gaucJene. This relax
alton of course lets some venom into the
blood rouud, but in few moments 1t Is
possible Co again TO tighten the lieat1res,
sri again 10 irjec. the local antidote. ii
tbe dee Of vcr NJ be- large and the DIS
aace from help great, except the KNIFE OF
cau..ry LITTLE IS 30 be done tina, Is OF value.
Bntitis yell 10 bear in mind that IN TINS
country bite ia the e1tremines rarely
cluses death. ] have known Of nine dog,
tsg,ns been bitten by Is many snakes anu 5.
NJ tsere DOES but two died. In luois
tssro would have been probably nine dead
dCg8.
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The gray mare is the better horso OF the
two.
Boston Slilor-'Ani row may ass
your 6.hL for your hand IN marriage
dese'
Chicago Bn5-"Bs,ter ask ma; wbaI
she says goae. Tile Epoch
Margaret 1I.ther is home from London
Prof T. i. Cr5wel, Of Amherst, i.
s.0ne-blind, bat the best of teachers.
Ayisnua pre- for Shorthand writing
has been taken by O. woman.
Oaasa ". proposes 60 make Beatrice s
husband Dnks of Kent
August is going to be O r5dlstter month
i1 the bltlday c.,eadar. T5nnyaou is to
celebrate bis sl.h birthday anniversary
Ca tire och, and Dr. Holmes his e0.h on
The ooh.
10 beportrd. which Sir John Miilai'
3D. now painting Bic. Gladstone ia repre-
.en.ed sitting with his little grandson
s.cndiny standing By bis knee.
Diamonds have b'az3i in English society
this ssason as never before. they have
even appeared u protusion m morning en-
terainmarts.
Sis-"Whst does q Chinamsn call bic
Sweetheart I WONDER
He-"D5vey, I suppose. lo1 know
ucy speak p'z5on English. "-NaC York
San.
Look at Chat beautiful young rosebud
with lot of old bugs swarmins around
hsr.' remarked B.osn, as several old boys
were Hir,,ng with a Young lady "a, ball.
"Yts. hut thcsa are goldbus7, So the
I'd, bud don't mind it, said Jone5.-
T.s SHnCs
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BRIDGEPORT.

The ladies of the West E0d NJ. E.
church of the w. @. T. U. Society are about
to swoop down on the saloon keepers of
Bridgeport in the near future. This is re-
liable.
The c. & P. Railroad Company has made
some extensive improvements at KOehn-
lein's crossing.
Miss Birdie Patterson, of Blaine Post
ofics, is visiting the Misses Nsugsits, Of
this place.
Miss Maggie Hill will leave the latter
part of this week 10 visit friends at Mes
sillon, o.
Jesse Holloway, esq Prosecuting At
torney of this county, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Retta Clark, a popular young St.
Clairsyile lady, was in the city yesterday.
joe. McConaughey left yesterday after
neon to attend the races at Cleveland.
The Methodist Sabbath school picuicked
at Pasc0 Station yesterday.
Jacob Boneystell, of BeIlaire, was in the
cit. yesterday.
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WOOL.
WHEELING. TrrsnaY. Inlr 30.


The market is very listless aud there seems
TO be very little disposition on the part of buyer
to make purchases Wool has been selling in
the eastern markets IN very limited quantities
the manufacturers pursuing their hand-to-mouth
policy, thus endesyoring to break down prices
Dealers having paid extreme prices for wool in
the country, are slow to sell at loss, and it re-
mains 10 be seen whether manufacturers can
still further crowd prices downward. The IN
Successful attempt OF wooden manufacturers 10
get any advances on their finished product i
forcing them 10 get the raw material cheaper but
as most OF the wool which was bought early cost
the top OF the market, dealers are l)fh 90 reduce
prices, but may have to DO so when they wish &c
make sales.
Prices in the country are 32c for fine fleece
washed, occasionally S3l e being paid for some
choice clip; unwasned One-third OF. medium
fleece washed 33 10 3jc: medium unWashed . ID
&c; tub washed 80 to 3sc
Boston, July 30-WOol in moderate demand
and prices unchanged and steady; Ohio and
Pennsylvania y 33a331%c: Xxx A1za35c: No. ! 81
37a39c; Michigan y 32a33c; No. cOmbing and de
laine zoe; Michigan ilne delaine 35c. unwashed
cOmbiug 29a32c; Territory, Texas and California
wool rance at57s63ci Oregon wool lsa22c. pulled
woods firm at 33a3gc for super and 25a32c Tor ex
tras foreign wool firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 30-WOos-Quiet
prices unchanged; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above S3aS3c; Y 32aS3c: me
dunn 37a39c; coarse 37G3Sc; New York, Mich
igan, and western fine or Y and Xxx 3la33c
medium 37a3Sc; coarse 36GS7c; fine washed
delaine Y and Xxx 3ia31c; medium washed
cOmbing and delaine 40a41c; coarse do 3Sai0c
Canada washed combing Sia35c tub washed
35ai3c; medium unwaShed cOmbing and delainC
29a3lc; coarse do 25a29c: Montana fine 20a22c
medium 22a26c; Goa rse 22%a24o.
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BENWOOD.
A DAYS Dolngs ia the steel Manu'aosur
inc CITY.

A Days DoIngs Ia the Steel manu'aotur
ing City.
Aielegrsu was received yesterday iron
f. IL Mercer. yardmsstec Of the B. " q
I'd Deunison. stating that two boys had
been arrested there for oelug IN car,
their names bsing Frank BoTerson aa'
Charles Thompson. The yaronaste
wanted TO know what to do with them
but as there are no boys by those naIae'
ia Benwooi. the officials sent WORD U
send the bows to Cleveland. The boys no
doubs gave fictitious names, and they ar,
supposed to be the sons Of several well
known citizens.
The funeral Of Thos. Allao took place
from the residence Of his son Ed. Allen
Tuesday morning st $3.50. aud 1t was large
lv attended. The interment was az Nj
Calvary cemetery.
Tho members OF the Isaac James Fshins
Club returned yesterday from thelr ca
c,r,nn,ent. looking "a if they had enjoyed
tbe vacation, and had been improved by II
e.. Higgins, who is known as Hockinl
valley Ed. is in town, and will 90 Il
YORK tn tho BsnwoOd mines. There ar
M fliog on Ed. when be drops of the hooks
Miss KATE Mitchell and Ella Burns, TIVE
Of Bsnwood's most charming young iaeles
have returned from q pleasant visit 70
Pi.tsburg friends.
John McMahon is feeling good ever tn'
arrival of a daughter at bis house. anu n'
IS treating the boys in fine STYLE
The miuers at the Benwood mines go ~, .
work 10 -dav to get out coal to start tn'
puddlers of next Monday.
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GROCERIES.
WHEELING, Tuesday, July so.

WHEELING, Tuesday, July 80.
Coffee strong. Sugars declined &c on Monday
and advanced &c on Tuesday, closing strong.
Adyices from the best posted sugar dealers in
New Yorl, and Philadelphia would indicate that
the bottom on sugars has been reached and
the next change would be further advance.
Provision market strong with a decided upward
tendency in the whole product except laIuf
which remains unsettled.
sYRurs-ChOice sugar Syrup 32c; Honey Drrs
pic: Maple Drips, five gallon kegs re; ten gallon
kees zoe: onc-half barrel Csc; barrel 62c. sugar
dark Die: DE adli iiOnal in half barrels. New
Orleans Noiasscs-Faucy Use: Choice acc; Prime
lie: Fair 3Sc: Mixed goods, New Orleans oOa1@c'
RovlSIoNs-Iarge s. c. hams 12c; medium
S. c. hamsl2i4c, small S. G. hams l252c; OahioF-
mia hams gc: 5. C.. breakfast bacon lOc; >. c..
shoulders Sc. bOncess hams lie; city sides gc;
nam beef Zoe: ordinary beef 81 &C.; family mess
nork 8 10 piece el3 5O bean pork, line clear,
sl5 90: dried beef hams 10c.
LARD-Tierce O. g; half barrels &c: tubs re;
tin pals Ms. 75c. tin pals lbs, Sc; I'm pals
no lis ne. i'm pails 20 lbs, q C; cans 90 lbs &C.
CAYyEb GOon--S ID Standard tomatoes s5agOci
am fancy tomatoes, 90aq5c; . Id standard Hart
ford Co. corn. g0a.0c, soaked com 22aOOc' = 10
Maine proce,s corn, 81 co; I'd Maine packed
sweet corn. 81 GOAL 10; Slb Acorn brand peaches
50 90. . no standard table peaches, 81 ~ 10
Standard pie peaches csc; l 10 iull standard
oovo oyefors u OI. To light weight cove oysters
so. . In standard string beans soc. Libby g
y Ia can c0rnod beef, g %; Libby ! 10 can
chipped beef S210 Libbys l lb can luhch
WoonFy wARr-No. / tubs s. 90; No ,, Sc 0);
No 2 S. 90. hoop pals, 81 -; hoop, 81 CO. sap
q IA. SINGLE washboards, 81 90. double DO q %;
ne Grimm couble do, 81 %; single 81 30.
FRIurs-New Turkish Prunes 4c; Ralsins'
valencia. nc: Layer OdOra, SIC; London layer
roisins s. 65a2 90. Loose Muscatels, 81 9Oa2 co.
Ou-Iard. extra western strained olc' carbon,
IN nc. carbon 800, re: white miners best
, ,,y Soc. white miners 40 TO sic.
srGARs-Cui loaf 954c; Cubes 94c Fruit pow,
dered o7lc. Ordinary powdered &c; Granulaied
standard CSC: standard Confectioners A 9isc
Standard Grocer's A SIC: Pearl White SIC;
White extra c SIC; Ohio Valley S14c New York
RtSIsct+Fsncy Pearl &C; Choice Pearl sc;
Choice domestic J4ci Prime Domestic 5'4e
9 ToTyrFF~Grcen Fancy Golden Rio 2O11c;
Fancy Green Dol sc Peaberry Ole Choice Green
ieiHc: prime Green l9c; Roasting grades liza
zoe: Java 2319c. Roasted in packages-ohio
TsiS --Nackerel-Extra Shore No. ., bbls. 200
us s56 nj. halfharrels. 100 lbs, $3.50; quarter
Lor5sls 80 his $685. kits, 10 lbs, $50, medium
" y bils 300 lbs, S2i00; halfbarrels 100 lbs,
sI5 IN. ouarer-barrels 30 lbs, Sass; kits, 10 lbs
e. "a Lake Herrng-Half barrels 100 lbs 500;
barrels so lbs, sl25 quarerbauels, 10
~ & M. kits 10 lbs, i3c.
- g -e,c-H-Fox Refined 80: loose lump Diamond
Gloss Re-. Diamond Gloss 10 packages &c; Fox
corn starch "a
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PURSUANT 70 a decree IA the above cause en-
ed by said Court on the 20.h dey Of March. A.
1ssl tho undnfsirnel EnoclaI Commissioner
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NEW JERSEY PRINCESS.
mara,,s Fianose Negotiating for Castle IN
New Jersey.

afnrars Fiancse Negotiating for a Caste I'D
New Jersey.
BoRDENrowN, July SO.-TheIe Is q RIP.
ME TO- day in the quiet Of this historic Oia
town-the rome of the BOnapartes- 1t Is
associated with the report Of the approach
inc marriage Of Prince Joachim Napoleon
Nnrat grandson of King Murat and grand
renhew Of Napoleon with Miss G~ea-
Joiine Caldwell, who, with her sister, Is
'rsII-tpown as the founder Of a Catholic
University at Washington. The rumor
at Is that Miss Caldwell is about TO
T1TcSase the old Boraparte estate at Point
Rrssze lust above here. -,
The park portion of this once splenail9
os,sts s.;ll exists entire. Behind an Old
nicl,et fence its broad acres are sprea9 ou'
i;Ss a carpet of dark green velvet, and tne
,,H walls of the ancient tumole-down
, ~e,-sg house are plainly disceTnlole
tbrongb the trees that environ IT, mere,
30 =, t tSe side of q tiny slresmlst, was what
- c,Iled the Lake House, the home OF
p p-] Zenaide, daughter OF joseph
Ronsnarle. who accompanied him TO Amer
ice in his exile.
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JOHNSTON The late Professor Alex
rfe- Johnston Of Princeton College was
only 4O wears old. j, was De who wrote
Connecticut ia Gle American Common
weal. ia series. and his History Of Ameri
can Politics" is vell known.
GsogGE.-Fderds Of Henry George ere
urging bum iobsclme q British suriectanC
enter Punishment for Scotch distinct il
81 not likely chat Mr. Gorge will Gccep
t-s urcp-sI, .hocgi be has 20. as ye
given o. t.iaIic answer
L1BBuLA-Don jose Gorilla, Who wa.
recently crowned rolt laureate OF Spain, IL
"a short slender ED man, - years Of age
lie has fue head, with white hail
brushed back from bis forehead HIS
are large and dreamy and bis month
Isl handsome His mus.acbo and goatet
give bin @ military app rauce.
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BELLAIRE.
Events Of Especial Interest Condensed in
short Sentences.


Hon. Ham Eaton enjoys the distinction
Of being the only Democratic District
Judge in Kansas. Mr.. Eaton is from Bel
mont county, and it is interesting to hear
bin tell OF his fight for election. He got
there though with a nice majority. Ham
don't know himself if he is no reelected
next election.
The Retail Merchants Protective Asso-
citation has arranged for big meeting Of
the members on Monday evening. Several
important matters will be up for discus
sioa. Il is hoped that all interested will
make an effort 10 turn out.
VIII Robinson purchased a fine drug
store in East Liverpool, close to the post
Office and is doing q good business. In
fee. he is tickled with his new property.
Jease Fcsrer, the well known clown,
was compelled to Jay Of dispensing funny
sayings b circus audiences owing to sick
ness and has come home to Tecuperate.
Mr.. Tarlor CoTbett sud Miss Maggie
Campbell, formerly Of Moundsyille, but
now Of this city, were married Tuesday
evening at Pinch Run.
Part Of old foundation of the burnt
Gravel Hill school house refused to stay
up after the bricks above it had been re-
moved
Nc. Marion Schook and Miss Sadie
PluDkett, Of Pinch Run, were married
yesterday by Rev. G. B. Graft, of Church
God.
The force Of water in the fountain on the
square Is 90 strong that it is throwing
spray on the walk around the fountain.
A drunken individual who tried to act
the Lookup 10 double quick time.
The brickmakers have cut all the
profits out Of their business, Just think
Of brick at 81 50a thousand.
Kennedy has played loosely with the
Wheeling clnb so that be can get his re-
lease, so says public sentiment.
Ii was reported yesterday that E B.
Wnams, formerly Of this city, had died at
his home in Newark, n. J.
The boys on Buu's Mills camp grounds
viii play 8 game Of ball with the Morris
town club on Saturday.
The red mortar being used in the con-
s.Iuclion Of the l. o. o. +. building gives
The work novel tore.
Mrs. J. c. McNiece, of Johnstown, Pa.
who has been visiting Fourth ward friends,
has returued home.
George Crow, of this city, and another
gentleman, are running plumbing shop
N East Liverpool.
The poles for the Electric Light com.
pany were brought here from the North
west,
A horse Of Harry Lockwood wss injured
in the side by running against wire fence,
Several of our school teachers returned
by boat from StenbGnyille yesterday.
". X. Elson, OF Martins Ferry, was il
the city yesterday On business.
Several Sisters of Charity from the
South are visiting in this city.
Geo. Evans OF Urichsyille, the merchant
tailor, is here on business.
Toe hole on Union street was caused b.
a leak il the water main.
John Cook is home from 2 visit with hi
parents near Bridgeport.
Court Rankin is recovering from a al
| tack Of sickness.
Pears sold as log as one dollar bushe
yesterday.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING, Tuesday, July so

" IIIsI1IIl'uf 7 , f.'Uttf VN4IF %
The arrivals OF new wheat are very slow, ow
To-, % .he fact that farmers are not anxious "a
Iot % of their crops at present prices, anticipat
~, an advance in the near future. The farmers
throughout this Se %be ISPG q n that t ds eG ooPP
i nea'! ne four made from this wheat will far
sloI,, nat of last year. Prices remain I'M
eiS,os,,,o5 All around except on corn which is a
cent higher per egsae Dealers are Offering CSC
hArSs fo,Iiovine quotations are wholesale, retail
,,-ic es being nom 50 70 IS cents higher;
,oD lg 81 25 per barrel.
pap, Tx-Whest per bushel soc; corn per bushel
80 - oats s,t per bushel S2aSSc.
soy -Niddnngs Per ton 81 90; bran per ton
., 6o bsied hay per ton Si2 90; loose hay old,
81 ~ oG "a ION new IS 90 to $40 90 per ton.
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FOR SALE.

Eight Rrick Houses, centrally located. with
from six to twelve roo rs ranging in price from
$500 10 S6s00
Four Brick Houses one OF nine one OF five,
a d two Of four rooms on lot lC0xi00-s5 coo.
One seven aud one hye rOomei brick, on LOT
66xl20-si 500
One four roomed brick and three roomed frame,
lot S0xl00-sl 200
5000
Sixteen lots. upper end OF Benwood, 25x9i-sNO
each.
Several fine lots fronting on National Road,
near Wheeling Park
so shares standard Insurance Co: Is shares
Etna Glass Co; p shares American Insurance
Co; 10 shares BenwOod Mil Co 5 shares War
Wick China Co; shares Belmont Mil Co.
Money 10 loan on Real Estate security.
GEO. j. MATHISON,
iv22c 1910 Chapline street.
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The hes. sulve in the wSE ,., io' F SU,s
6fu,s' go, 9esr' Chapped Hands, ChiloiSins,
49, S, "a All the Skin Eruptons, an
Oel .a. ~ cores piles, or no pay rsquireu
i ssssranteed TO give sAtisiac.lObS ~ =
~ p s.efrDded. Prioa % cents per OoA
For sale BY Logan < 70
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PETROLEUM.

TITUsvILLE, PA, July 3l.-Petroleum, opened
at g9c; highest 99Zc; lowest gs5sc,cl0sed at 9S12c
PlrTsBURG, PA, July 3i.-Petroleum, dull
and heavy; opened st IS G; closed at 9s e; high
est gJI5c; lowest gaAc;
BRADFORD. PA, July 3l-Petroleum opered
al sgc; closed at Csc; highest 9913c; lowest 9sHc
OIL CITY, PA, July 3l.-Peuoleum, opened
at 99c; highest g9l%c; lowest 95kc clOeed at gSHc
Sales 100000 barrels; clearances, lll00 900 barrels
charters, S Q95 barrels shipments, 50 OBS barrels
runs, ST. 5gi barrels.
NEW YORK, July 0-Petroeum-Stocl Elk
change opened az 99c, highest g9Jsc. lowest 9SEc
closed at 9sNc. Consolidated Exchange opened
at g9i C.; highest, 99 &c; lowest gS; clOsed at gs e.
Sales 1913 0OO barrels
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lr.xNNerov. ". Va, July SO-fes-
,erday evening Lewis Cam, sgeu 10' he .
ia-nsr living six-miles from mere, Pu' Us MS
.cot On the trigger Of bis 5,he anu u ~ .bs
down the barrel. His loot siiPPsI 80 i b;s
yun was discharged, tie ball entering N-'
nnrlh lie viii not i've.
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gur gaIe.
EOR SALE.

II House and Lot No. 400 Market street.
price 81, 80.
Good Eight-room House in Triadelphia; price,
$500. Double Brick Dwelling, with TWO store
Rooms, on Main street; price, $500.
stock Of General Merchandise - Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Drugs, Notions,
&c. in the town OF Moundsyille, W. Va. Good
stand. Good trade. Good reason for selling.
Terms 10 suit purchaser For full particulars ap-
ply to CAMPBELL & CO, Real Estate Agents,
ieT No. 1923 Market Street
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Through tickets and baggage checked TO al
points.
For rates aud other Information, aid-oss
EkED uuEEM-N TrlF. Pass. Agt
wheeling. ". We.
WI gCBNBON. G6a'l Pas Agent
Palksnburg. ". y,
VII OSBORN. s. I. A., POmeroy y.
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D9relin9 ge9istfr
Grarelers' Gaiae

. RRIvAL ANDDEPARTURE OF TRAINS
"a EXPLANATION OF EEFsRENcEMAAks. ~ any
sunday .ptcd monday excepted. ssun-
t.v only saturday excepted. 'Sainrday only
rs Meridian Nav H. lsog Wheeling time,
which is Iust one hour earlier than Central
r.rrns
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cent stef4lng exchange quiet anu steady NJ
4S5a4s654.
GovEaSMENTs-Dul and steady.
fours, l2sl
Foursand-a-hRlf Registered 81
FnurS-and. G-halt Coupons.
racine skies OF
SrATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADs-MOrc active: sales, slli OF
STOCKs-Ihe stock market was again dun to-
day and the business of the forenoon was the
smallest during that time for weeks The opening
prices were in most cases slightly higher than
last evenings closing figures. Chesapeake <
Ohio developed considerable weakness upon
the realization of the traders. Owing to the re-
newed inter, So in Lead, the unlisted stocks fur
nished larger proportion OF the day business
than usual OF late. In the final changes only
one of importance is TO be noticed, an advance
otl54 in Delaware x Hudson. sales. i5,OOo
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams EXPRESS 1i9: American Express ll6;
Canada Pacific $50: Central Pacific Si15: CheSa-
peske and Ohio .; preferred do tirsts COS; do
seconds SIS; Chicago ana Alton 10; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy l0l; Delaware and Hud-
son i4iH; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
1895. Denver and Rio Grande l6A; Erie 261a; do
preferred, 63S: Fl. Wayne, l57: Illinois Central,
49,. Lake Shore, l02; Michigan Central, S54
Minneapolis and st. Louis, & do preferred .;
Missouri Pacific. 67i E Northern Pacific ISL
do preferred 6il. Chicago ana Northwestern,
iUSls: do preferred l39; New York Central lust <;
OREGON Transc0ntinentGl, 81; Pacific Mail, SO;
Peoria. ID. & +, 20l5; Pittsburg, 100; Pull
man Palace Car 1872 Reading, a; Rock
Island, qji% ST. Louisiana SAN Francisco, 26h;
10 preferred So 4. do first preferred, l09; 81.
Paul 7O'z: do preferred 1927; St. Paul, Minneap-
oils and Manitoba, g53t st. Paul and Oma-
ha $50: do preferred. ga; Texas Pacific, -;
Union Pacific, 595: United States Express, %;
Western Union, SIPS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
CLEVELAND & PITrsBURG R. r.

Under schedule IN effect May 18th, 1850 trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard Time;
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland, $50 A.
FVi ish' W a ~; y, W, ~
York 254 p. N. For Sieubclvllo, S:33 q. N.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport ~ 7.iS a. IN, lois "a.
m, 1928 p. m, 49, D. m, and 1852 p m On Sat-
fridays only, for Eas. Liverpool, 6ii - IN, from
East Liverpool, 1l:l2 p. N.
A L. WALLING, Ticket Agent,
my20 Bridgeport, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
GINSENG.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July 80.
The market for ginseng is weak and prices
have declined. For large bold root 81 80 is the
outside price; good average root 81 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
Metal Market.

,s-,r vopE. July sl-Pig Iron, steady Amer
w S,s sSai7 20 Gopher frmer; lake August
ri i'7 IS Isad, dull; domestic s. 971 I'm qule'
! straits $40 70,