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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-19

THE TRIBE OF DELAWARE INDIANS in the
Indian territory have asked Secretary Noble to
recommend to Congress that the custody of
the fund belonging to the tribe now in the
United States Treasury be transferred to them
They think if they had the money to invest
that the revenue derived from it would be
greater than the five per cent which the gov
ernment pays them. The fund now in the
Treasury to the credit of the tribe is about
$500. 900, which includes some state bonds. the
interest of which the government guarantees
Secretary Noble has this request under consid-
Grafton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
BRIDGEPORT.

Ni-. OW, To'auj. of Harrisvile i,
visiting Mrs. Dr Boles. and Miss Iva
Babh. of uarr.syilie. who has been visit
iur Mrs Bo.cs. lcft yesterday fer Barton
OBJ visit her uncle
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan and Miss
Na-rie Ado.ph. who have been visiting
Mrs Robinson. of Portland. have returned
home
Mr. John Watkins, of Danvillc, ILL.,, who
WAS called here by the death of his father,
Mr. John Watkins, returned home yester-
day.
Nrs. Henry Nciuinger, of East Liver
pool and Mrs Charles Martin. of Martin S
FERRY. are visiting Mrs. Thomas seals.
Misses Maggie HIN. Katie and Annie
Kuhn and Nessrs. John Kuhn, Harry Cook
aul Ike Luchs are 40 Chippewa Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ingram and family
and Miss Sadie Sherman, of Fostoriu, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Joyce
The children of Juvenile Temple viii
give % social at Mr. j. B. Laws house, In
kir6wood. tomorrow evening.
Mr. s. Dmlavey and family. who have
been visiting friends in Belmont county
have returned to Bridgeport.
Mr. d. y. Smith. of Canton, and Mr. \.
II. Scott. of Chicago. are registered at the
Sherman House.
Mcssrs Bayha Bros. have just complet-
ga "a handsome express wagon for MI.
Charles stoke
Mr.. Robert McCollough left yesterday
Tor Canada.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
BENWOOD.

The familiar expression, there's mi
lion, i'm it," is Just now being cherished by
Charles Zimmerman, James Brand, anC
Jake Becker They have Just been granted
a patent on a railway and bridge splice
BAR b r. Peabody, the druggist, has
fourth interest I'm the patent. IL Is pro.
posed 90 sell ont the patent TO some stee
company. retaining a royalty, as suo2 Is
negotiations can be effected
The difficulty experienced on the Ben
wood branch of the motor line, from lach
of power is soon 10 be remedled. \ Specla
feed" wire is being constructed from the
electric station TO the BenwOOd branch
over which an additional volume OF iinld
win be transmitted directly 10 the lower
part OF the route.
Tony Pastor. an employe az the BenWooI
Iron Works, was taken with the cramps
Yesterday. and had 10 be conveyed home
Miss Sadie Phelon, Of New Cumberland
! is visiting for few days In town as th'
guest of Mrs. Armstrong.
The Building Association anticipates
lively business as soon as the new houses
start mp at McMechan.
George Fitzgerald an employee of the
Riverside works had one OF his hands bad
/ ly crushed yesterday.
Thcpipc line az Whittakcr's addition IL
/ t0 bc taken mp and placed In first class con
ditiOu.
Charles Curan went TO Gloyer's Gal
Yesterday for visit Of few weeks.
Mrs. Truax has just returned home from
I "a visit TO WatertOWu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
BELLAIRE.


The cottagers at Burr's Mills had fest
i've time last evening. There was a wed
ding az the hotel Everybody was treated
tocake and ice cream, and the event will
long oe remembered by those who partici-
pated. The young folks who Joined hands
were Mr.. Lamden and Miss leila Pangle
Mr. Lamden is job printer for the Tribune.
of this city. Miss Pangle is the daughter
of the proprietor of the hotel on the camp
ground.
The Wheeling Street Car Company is
rudniug an individual wire from Wheeling
% BenwoOd for the accommodation of the
lower portion of the line. Travel will be
expedited when the line has been COM
plctcd.
The camp grounds at Bethel are being
cleaned up for the use of the colored folks.
The campmeeting of the Second NJ. f..
church viii take place at Noomau's Grove
after camp at Burr's Mills
Friends OF Miss Mollic Boswell surprised
the young lady on Tuesday evening. An
enjoyable time was had by all present.
Watermelons in barges will be scarce an
ticles this summer No melons and no wa
ter TO float them if there was.
The remains Of a twin daughter of NJ. L.
Blackburn, of Findlay, Will be brought "a
this city for burial
Benz. Tyler, Of the Bellaire Nail Works,
left yesterday on q weeks visit TO friends
in Virginia.
The B. x O. has not reduced the fare tc
Burr's Mills. The road has no competition
70 that place
William Boswell. Of Ault's Touring mill
and Miss Nettie ToSt were married last
evening.
The family off. w. Coulson leaves TO
day TO spend the summer ON the camI
grounds.
Rhody Robinson will manage the Crystal
Glass Works, at Bridgeport, next fire.
The raspberry crop is about done. The
last of the season are very sweet
Round trip tickets TO Chautauqua, via
G.. * Il. 40 = for the round trip.
Superintendent Cabot, Of the steel works
is I'M Boston ON business.
There should be policeman in the park
at night until ten O'Clock
The c. X p. is making a ill at the river
Just east of the depot
A pavement is being laid on the west side
of the public square.
Looks like Bellaire was not going TO have
q big circus this year.
Council wants Monroe street opened
within twenty days.
There are now sixteen families at Burr''
Mills camp grounds
Mrs. Belle King is SO low that she IS moi
expected 10 recover
The \ NJ +. Church viii have grand
rally next Sunday
Tobn Auur, has Dppu amounted Park DO
iceman.
Mrs. A. T. Sewart is quite i'll at Burr
Mills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
PRODUCE.
The Wholesale NIari,et Quotations.


REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, July %, 1890
There has been some falling of in the
demand for produce. with a fair supply
Offering. except cabbage, heavy shipments
% PittsOurg having told upon the amount
offered here Quotations for cabbage are
about 81. qOa2 90 per barrel. Potatoes have
settled down 10 about $500 per barrel
with considerable offerings; the price will
likely 20 down hill if the present supply is
maintained. Cucumbers range from loo to
25c per dozeu-the latter figure for extra
choice. Corn comes in slowly, and is held
at :. 90 per barrel, with a good demand.
Onions are coca Sl.O0 per bushel.
Butter, demand good for strictly choice at
S.alOc: eggs. l4clq l5c; with good demand
chickens. spring. in good demand at l+la Toe
per pound or S3O0Da3OO per dozen; DID, s@
&c per pound or S3O003.5O per dozen.
NEW YORK. July 2S.-Flour, receipts
1900 packages; exports 1877 barrels
aud 3. 1871 sacks; market strong ana ac,lE W. e,
sales 81 900 barrels Wheat, receipts HUN
bushels; exports $1,000 bushels; sales i
M. 900 bushels futures and $1,000 ouSheIs
spot: spot market quiet, firm and hlg her
uncraded red S5agSi e; No. red 'Vi'lV
No. . Milwaukee 93c; options active ahu
higher: No. red July % 5a91s4c, closing
al g7tsc: August 94as a95c. closing at voc
September Aii aAjsc, closing at H'sc'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
Ohio County Etatentrnt.

damage occasioned by the food. Of 1855 The
balance Is for macadamizine aud ordinary r.
pairs.
ORDERS on CONTINGENT POOR FUND
During the fiscal year ending May 81. 1880.
the several members OF the Board OF Com
missioner, u. OF the County Of Ohio as Oyerseers
OF the Poor issued orders on the contingent
poor innd Tor groceries, coal, shoes etc. as fol-
WASHINGTON DISTRICT
Also 3 oa $ Of coal pairs Of Shoes. 81 &"
u DuriaIs- ............
MADISON DISTRICT
Groceries etc............. oes m
Also 10 loads OF coal, 3 pairs Of shoes.
hutlals-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .........
CLAY DISTRICT
Groceries etc ................... 53l 11
Also ID loads Of coal 10 burial, $3.50.
UNION DISTINCT
GToceTie; etc. ............... 1881 30
Also ,s lOl loads ofcoal 10 pair, Of shoes,
10 ouIlal>. --.---.-. ..-.-...-.........
CENTRE DISTRICT.
Groceries. etc .. nm
Also pairs OF shoes s. load. Of coal 81 ~
II ourlalr .................. ......
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Groceries. etc ....... ~ al
Also pairs Of shoes, - loads N coal.
purials ---........ ....... ..........
WTcHIE DISTRICT.
GIoccIir'. etc ,....i,. ............ lies ~
Also % loads Of coal, - pair, of shoes.
ana > buFiais. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Groceries, etc. including 1 pair OF
shoe, and burial. ................. ~. 70
TmADELPmA DISTRICT.
Groceries, etc ................. 500
Also load OF coal aud 5 burial- .
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
Groceries, etc, including loads ~
coal ana burial ..--.----..... $685.. 81 10
The original OF the foregoing reports setting
forth expenditures in detail ARE on de iu thi,
Office for the inspection of any one desiriu. 90
see them.
HENRY II. PENDLETON.
iyigcsgQ Clerk OF Board of Commissioners
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24

heavy sold as low as 5lc. We quote:
Good, light Western, 5SSa5s4c; common
heavy, 5l4a5]zc.
MnCH Cows-Wcre hard 10 dispose Of,
even at So OOa45 90 per head.
| MMcH CALvEs-Were demOralized At in
! SIC per 10.
Far Cows-Were in fair request at y "a
81 c per pound.
! SLIPPERY Cows-Were in moderate re-
quest at sl5a20 per head.
/ BOLOGNA COws-Were fairly active at
SSa15 per head.
CITY DRESSED BEEvRs-Were IN iair
demand, and prices closed firm Wequote;
Steers at 53ia1%c; cows 5a6c.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, July 23.-Cattle, re
CENTS $50 head; shipments 80 head ;
market dull prime s. 25a4 90; fair to good
8 S0a4 10; common 8 00a31O; bulls, COWS
and stays 81 j0a2 %.
Hogs-Receipts LOO head; shipments
! / 90 head light weights 81 coal o.; medium
y 9Oa4 90; heavy weights and grasserS
- S0a3 80
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
! 400 head; market steady; prime % l5a
} 40 : fair to good - SOa5 TO- common - 30
az p; yearlings 81 5Oa5 p.
CHICAGO, July 23-Cattle Receipts,
5000 head; shipments 1000 head; market
dull and weak; beeves 81 i0a1 so, steers
g 4Oa4 10; stockers and feeders > 0Oa3 50
cows, bulls and mixed 81 4Oa3 40; Texans
81 GOa3 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
5000 head; market steady and firm; mixed
- G5a3 80; heavy and light - 'Oa3 %; skips
- 50a3 60.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000 head; shipments
1000 mead: market lower; natives - 5Da
> 80; western 81 00a5 40 Texans - 5Oa4 40;
lambs - 00aG -.
New York, July 23.-Becves, receipts
300; market l5c lower: steers - SOa4 20:
bulls and cows - 35G3 .; dressed beef
steady at G., a1i4c.
Sheep Receipts ll,2A head market
steady; sheep 81 25a6 90 per 100 pounds
lambs - 50a1 90; dressed lambs l0al2c.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head; market dull
at 81 GOAL 20.
CINCINNATI, O., July 23.-Hogs steady;
common and light = s,5a3 90; packing and
butchers . G5a3 SO; receipts, $500 head
shipments ,lGO head
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
ClScINNATI, July AT the Cincinnati
Union stock yard stables, there was more
active tendency in the market for the last
week, especially for the local trade. Driver:
and coach horses are in good demand
heavy work horses and good blOcky mules
find ready sale Stock on hand very light
Driving horses may be quoted at Sl25a2OO.
saddle horses Sl25a2JO; draft horses So
a20O; street car horses $S5al2O; Southern
horses $65aS5; plugs S25a50; mules aged 4
to 5 years, 49, to Ii hands, Sl35alG5
- to l5il hands, $llOal35; ~ to l.
hands, S9Oall5; IA to AZ hands S'5aSO
plugs, $95a5O.
At the Fifth street stables there was q
good demand throughout the week, espec
tally for driving horses and large mules
the supply of these kinds being conSid
erably short Prices were firm. Driv
ing and saddle horses, Sl25a2OO; drai'
horses, Sl3ja2OO: street car horses S90al2O,
plugs, Sl5ai0; mules, to = years old Ii u
lGif hands, sl45alGj; 49, to IL hands, SD
al4j; II to 10 hands, $llOal25; ~ To l.
hands SgallO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
The Enemy OF the Hatnelds Stm in the
Chase

Chase
O.rANA. WYo,INC County,. W. Va
July Radioactive Napier, better
5uoUn a~ kentucky Bill. arrived iu
ta., place saturday la>t When your
correspondent showed him the
dispatch from Charleston Tee
eardu- his mysterious disappear
anrc.~ lo said bc was the livciioSt
corpse to be found boz these back wood,.
. II. SAYS he viii capture the llatncldS 40
Jan hazards. notwithstanding the $500
reward ,hc Ua,ic.d> have offered fol
+ li->,l'p.
The Circuit Court is Eco session 40 thi,
place. and Detective Napier was called
before 60 special grand jury and indict-
.cdA. G.. Uambrick several times for
selling liquor without license. soon
auerwarj Doe was met by Geo. w. Cox.
% brotlcr-.u-'aw of Hambrick. and a
local character named David Lester.
They assaulted Napier and quite q
lively ~.snc followed Clubs and piS'
COB, f-ureI Boo the melee until officers
m-ortcrcd and quel.ed the disturbance
Napier is ~tIu here attending Co bust
ness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
a Difficult Undertaking.

IA Chiuamau must have hard work
making love, said hc, suddenly.
How" She asked.
..Wcl. he can never refer To his
swcetheart's eyes as beautiful orbS,
and 80 wouldn't sound nice TO call them
radiant almonds. cause almonds don
radiatc."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
UANAWUA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. ". KELLEY. President
ISon.,yba short Liurl Schedule in effect No
yembcr 2ith. lss9. Subject go change without
notice) Train, leave Wheeling lD'A a. m. wa
Ohio River II T.. arrive Charleston $50 D. o..
-, Cb,rl..tou G-i5 TO- TO-. arrive Nhrrinf
rs d. m. via o. r. K. r. Leave Charie'ion
II '55a m arrive wheeling 49, %. M VIA GO
lumbus and h. 4 o.. daily except SUNDAY 81, sn'
,-aI StanJsrJ Time" sundays. only train-
-. CbarIeston 500 a. no.; arrive Wheeling
rs .. m. Leave Wheeling D " a. M arrive
charleston AS p. ~. via o. X X
GEO j ERMLlCH. 9. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24

tions moved up to S99zc, and then reacted
&c and closed dull. Stock Exchange open
ing, highest lowest, and closing at soc.
Sales, 81 900 barrels.
on CITY, PA, July 23-Petroleum
opened at s9kc; highest S9Sc; lowest
sS5Ic: closed at s9lsc Sales, $1,000 bar
rels: charters, 5G,50S barrels shipments,
81. lsG barrels; runs, - ,233 barrels.
PITTsBURG, PA, July 23.-Petroleum,
duh but steady: opened, closed, and high
est, at S9i4c; lowest SS5Ec.
BRADFoRD, PA, July 23-Petroleum
opened at S95Ic; highest, $3.50; lowest,
S9Lc; clearances, los, 900 barrels.
The Metal Markets.
New YORK, July 23-Pig iron strong.
Copper, strong; Lake Sl1 %. Lead quiet
domestic 81 80. Tin dull; straits $50 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
yens CENTRAL STANDARD TlME.
NIE0nnsy|Vanid LINES.
E@ From bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and pittsiurg Rail
road leave bridgeport for Pittsbufs 'hicago
and CLEVELAND. 4.56 a. m For Pitt.hurg. lO.2
a m. For Chicago and Cleveland. 100 o. 3D.
For Pitt,hure and New York, 25 , ~ Foi
Steubcnyillc. s3} %. m.
Train. arrive at Bridgeport az 80 o. m W
n. m 12.fO %. M. 49, 2. m, aud 80 p. 90:
on SATURDAYS only-For East Liverpool o:li
D. M; from last Liverpool. II 2. n.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via She Pitt-burg, Cincinnati and -,
roufs Railway. nn-iinndie Route. leave Wheel
mo Tor Steubeuyille. Pittsburg and the East
40 A. m. 1875 o. m. 3 - ,. m. and :. so D. m
For columbus. Cincinnati indianapolis and 81
Louis. $40 o. m. and : 80 p. m. For columbus
and Chicago 12.35 %. ~. Trains arrive at " heel
Inc a,S.5Oa m 1000 a. m. . s. D. m, and s,2J
n. m. Trains leaving at - "a. IN. and arriving
At $50 p. IN. run solid between Whecilns anu
Pittsburg. All trains daily except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24

NANNiNcroN. w. Va. July Miss
DoriSy lee daughteroi the late Andrew
lee. was taken this afternoon 20 the
Fairmont Jail 90 await room i'm the
asylum. To slavery sad ease. Her in
sanity is of about two weeks duration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
LIVE sTOCh.
WHEELING. IUEsDA,

WHEELING, TUESDAY, july -,
Cattle are in fair demand this week
hogs very fair run; sheep are active; fresh
cows dull and calves steady. The fol
lowing prices are furnished by Goodhue X
Thomas
Cattle-Extra. 1000 10 1900 s. 60a3 30
good. 900 to 1000. = GOa3 -; good, 800 70
900. - 25a3 80; fair, zoo to 500, . OOa3 %
common, 600 to 100, = 5Oa3 90; bulls, = GOA
> -; cows, = OOa3 %.
Hogs-EXtra, - 5Oa3 80; good, 3 40a
3 80: common. y 25a3 40.
Sheep Extra. 81 OOa4 80; good, . j0a
I 90. common, - OOa3 80; lambs, s. 90 ia
y -.
Fresh COWS, so 0Oa2j 90
Calves 81 nla1 uO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
same Ratio.


~Itis odd that the value of diamonds
does not increase iu the ratio of their
size. % remarked the Snake Editor.
elbow does 10 increase. theu?' asked
the Horse Editor.
"Ia thc ray show OF their brilliancy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, July 23-Petrolcum to-day
has been very narrow. After opening
weak at SOC, there was not a single iiuctua-
ton in the price Of spot oil. August CD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24

WHEELING 81 ELM GROVE
" RAILROAD. ON and after Wednesday,
Nly lifh. l-eO trains ou the Wheeling and
E'm Grove Railroad viii rlu as follows:
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24

NIAIE~-Llllti ana uIul.
RAuRoADs-Fairly active; sales, $1,000
900.
SrocKs-Tne stock market to-day was as
dull as ever for the railroad list, but was
given an appearance of animation by the
activity I'M the Trusts The firm undertone
which has become so pronounced u charac-
teristic of the market OF late was still re-
tanned but the fluctuations, except in few
specialties. were on the usual limited scale.
1 Lead Trust was helped by reports of large
earnings. Among the Specialties, Citi-
1ens' Gas. of Brooklyn, advanced
[ li.. Hooking Valley, Pullman and Denver
and Rio Graude preferred were active
/ without special movement, and had no in
nucnce upon anything else. II TRANSFERRED
after the close of business that the trustees
of the Sugar Trust had to-day begun suit
I'm Kings county Tor the purpose Of wind
ing up the trust and dispOsing Of the prop
critics composing 10. The strength of the
stock during tine day was therefore fully
accounted for The close was dull and
steady 90 firm az about first prices. Sugar
is up other changes slight. Sales FL
O43 shares. Quotations closed bid as fol-
lows:
Adams Express; $50; American Express,
rs; Canada Pacific, S2i.; Central Pacific,
33, Chesapeake and Ohio, 237< DO. first
preferred, 65i4 do. second preferred, 457S
Chicago and Alton. 100; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, lO7; Delaware and Hud-
son. loss, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. l4S7-; Denver and Rio Grande,
lN7-: Erie, 26i, do. preferred. Is; Fort
Wayne, l55i Illinois Central, ll6i4 Lake
Shore, lO97-, Michigan Central, %; Min
ueapolis and st. Louis, 6; do preferred
II; Missouri Pacific, - Northern Pa
cifc 36; do preferred, $50; North
western, lllis; do preferred, IA; New
York Central, lO7i +; Oregon Transconti-
mental, 45; Pacific Mail, 49,. Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, 2Oi{; Pittsburg,
80; Pullman Palace Car, 2l9i{; Reading,
457-; Rock Island, 9O5,; St. Louis and San
Francisco, "a; 90 preferred, 90 do first
preferred, -; 81 Paul q do. preferred
il5 St Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
no; St Paul and Omaha, 81 ; do preferred,
~ Texas Pacific. 2OE Union Pacific
l3a United States Express, Il; Western
Union. So.
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Rniirruos.
baltimore AND OHIO Raj


~ iNA - n AsAsAf Al w AAAN
At Wheeling. Eastern
time. Schedule in eject
MAY 18th. 1922.
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore. Phi,adri
phia and New York. ~ .Ol
and i:35 a. M. > b daily.
Cumberland Accommo,
dalton. 500 q. IN. daily
except sunday
Grafton AccOmmola.
ton 9sl1 ID. m daily
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CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS

Arrivals OF live stock at Claremont STOCK
Yards via Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Tor
the week ended July 2l-2i6 cars CON
tanning 2,51S Cattle, % Calves, l3'U-O
Sheep and Lambs, j,036 Hogs, 62 Horses,
and IL mules
Shipments TO New York. Philadelphia,
&c. l.lS9 cattle. l2.1l4 sheep ana IalIlos'
l.5l7 hogs. Is horses, and 81 calves.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight. Receipts this week
PISS head against sos last week: talr TO
good hogs sold at 81 20, and roughs at - ~
per 100 lbs. ,,,,,..,
Receipts of sheep and lambs 2,224 head,
with sales at y jOa4 - per 100 lbs Tor
sheep. and lambs 5a6i &c per pound.
PHiIADELPHIA, PA, July l".-SAI Is ,l
EyFXrNG.-The receipts We're: West PM
adelphia yard, beeTes' $50; Sneep,
5000; hogs, 1900; North PennsyIVa ana
ward. beeves, $40; sheep, 1900; hogs, 900;
Glass ward. beeves, --; sheep, --, hOsS
I'M Total for the week, beeves, BIO;
Sbcan 500: hogs. 1O.5OO. Previous week,
beeves 3. 269: sheep, 800; hogs, l0.5OO.
REEF CATTLE-The receipts included
100 head for shipment per the steamer amer
Rrookfield. for London, leaving $50 1edu
for the local market against 2,5g5 heau Iol
the previous week, Although inc ISCelgS az
,,.ore nearly 600 head heavier and tue De
5enond only fair the higher price west
forced rates up fraction. especially on
the lower grades. Quotations nedib ES'i At
"a. a.. fair. at 4a+i.c common, NJ 5ssd
sc: culls. at S4a3is fat cows at 2'4a
14Surrp-Were in good request and &c
higher We quote: Extra att 4a6c; good,
5i5a5i .c: medium, { a5c; common, ia4 &c
'Ii'itNns-Were in good demand ana firm
ut q a5c. ....., e,..,, q,
last weeks prices. although some very
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-24

Through tickets and Dagglge chccked 20 hTI
points.
For rates and other information address
W j. ROBINSON. q +. a.. Parkersburg.
\. J. DANDY. 4. g. =. A., Parker,burg.
| J. 6. TOMLINSON. Pas. Agent, Wheeling WA
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REVENUES DURING THE 27rH
YEAR ENDING MAY 81, 1890.


Taxes. &c. in the hands OF W C. Hand
Ian. eX-S. O. c.. June l, 1898. .....-..s 3,2iO W
Collections. interest, &c, in the hands
Of Lewis Steenrod, S. o. c., same
uate Observation-Disclosures. -.--.s.s.... 100 W
County levy. 10. .................... gs.736 IS
Road levy. &c ...................... S,i6S %
Observation-Disclosures ,' 6.95S %
Railroad taxes for 1889. .... ...-...... 3.Jj5 ~
eral f9nd .'..'.....4............'.... Iis 81
Interest on p. ". ~ KY. Railway
Money obtained ON p. ". 4 Nv. Rail
way stock for purchase Of site for
Tolls receivcd.durng year rs follows:
On River Road ..........s va ~
On Wheeling and Fair
mont Pikc.............. 7ui 20
On Wheeling and Elm
Grove Road ....... 600. - u
Wig. W. l.. X b. Pike. l.9ii 10 3.iSs a
Rent Observation-Disclosures. ..... $50 o.
accrued interest and premium on sale
~ Ohio county 10 - bonds ......... 4.gsS e
Items sold from Poor House and Farm l3l ~
Items sold from site for new Jail .... 6is =
Suudrics Observation-Disclosures. - ~
Increase In floating debt .............. a0l "
Supplemental assessments ... .....- - 10
aJl.i83 ~