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PRODUCE.

New YORK. April A.-Flour. receipts
/ %. 800 packages; exports 400 barrels mar
Let weak: sales Il, 100 barrels Wheat, re-
CENTS. 81 POO bushels; exports, 14,252 bush
els. sales 4. 32O. 600 bushels futures and rs
OOO bushels spot: SPOT market dull and I'M
settled No red Ole; ungraded red 9la
9qi5c: options fairly active but closed weak
/ No > red April $3.50; May H2Sa!3ac, clio
sing at Q5c: June 93l5a4 3-l6c, closing at
q37zc: July 81 a929Sc, closing AT V52sc'
August sos a.O91c, closing at oO'sci sep
TENDER 9Oc; December 9l&aT!'7c, closing
M g2c. Corn. receipts 81 800 bushels; eX-
po,.ts $4,000 bushels: sales ,sGO,OOO bushels
INJURIES. 27l. 600 bushels spot; market un-
settled ungraded mixed 39aijc, May and
June 4Oa.c; July 409saiOEc, closing al
405lc: August Axe; September &c. Oats,
receipts 1900 bushels: exports lU-,N3a
bushels: sales 645.O0O bushels futures, and
IN 900 bushels spot; market tirmer; April
225Ic. Nav 3O5 la3l .c. closing at 3lBc;
Iune 9Oilc: spot No white Boo; mixed
Western 82a36c: white do 36ai2c Rye, No.
> 5Sisc Hay and Hops, steady. Coiiee'
steady. 25a:i5 points down; April ana May
III. 75al7.l0c; June l6.GOal6.Dci July lo.JOa
~ zoe. August l6.55al66Oc; September
IN 1Sai6 400. October l5e0al6.2OC, Febru-
airy II 55al5.q5 spot Rio lower at zoe.
Snrar. steady; refined active. Molasses,
steady Rice. firm. Petroleum, steady;
Tinted 4itc Cottonsced OIL stronger.
Tollow and Resin. firm. Iurpenune, dull.
Eos. quiet. western re. Pork. stronger;
I'D mess sl2 25al3 -; do new sl4 Oal4 -;
c,,trsl priIne Sll 90. Cut Meats. firm. Lard,
d,,u. western steam IS Gll{ April and
M Ii ~. July - Gq. August ~ 80; Sep
terr;ber NJ -: October ~ 50 Butter, nrn;
western dairy 7al2c; creamery lOais'.c.
Cheese. easy; western 9alOlO13c
CmcAeo. April 24-The volume of bus
moss in wheat was rather smaller today
Ia more NJ n local character \ fair num-
nor Of outside orders were received, but
loss than for some days past, which, how
ever. can be accounted for by the rather
steadier condition of the market ana the
fact of prices remaining WITHIN ABOUT the
sale range for several years. Inc leeilhe
was rather firm most Of the session. Corn
ruled fairly active at lower range OF
prices. Oats were active, CLOSING sndue
lower than Yesterday. 4 nervous and I'M
..,t,le5 feeling prevailed in pork. Flour
fi,Tn and unchanged Wheat, cash No.
enr-inr SSaSSlsc: No. 3 spring stai5c, No.
> ,sd sc; Anril S1s{ Sc, closing at SSc;
Nav S1aSQc. closing at Ss'lc. June = "a
$50. closing az Sc; July 6'sas'esc, clos
mo al S6ilc. Corn, cash No. 32t4c; April
t,5s s297(c closing at b C: May &4- a
955Ic closing at 32i5c, July S'A ass G,
,.iosinpt 93ilc. Oats. cash Ne. , y 5 az 80
NAV 64ka25c. closing at 1850. June 2la
Aisfa closing at 2l &c, July 233i az g, clos
Inc Al 93Ic. Rive. No soc. Flax Seed
a ISL Timothy 81 So Mess Pork, cash
Sl9 H)al3 60; Nav Sl3 lOal3 0115, closing at
siS -; June SlS 30al3 20, closing at slS %;
July $l3 40al3 IS, closing at Sl5 %. Laru,
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fectioners' A GItc; Standard Grocers' a
GiIc: Pearl White A &c; White Extra [
SIC; Ohio Valley 535c; New York c 5'sc
Fruit { D..
Fancy Pearl 6izc; Choice Pear
5stc: Choice Domestic &c; Prime Domes
tic SIC; Fair Domestic 5asc; Fancy Head
7lSa7lc.
CoFFEE-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio DE: Fancy Green BE; Peaberry 23lsc'
Choice Green PIC; Prime Green Ole
Roasting grades 2Oa2lI4c; Java DC. Roast
ed. in packages Ohio Valley 25lsc; Stand
ard Loose Roasted q -.
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GROCERIES.
WHEELING. Tuesda

WHEELING, Tuesday, April -.
Sugar steady. Provisions continue strong
with heavy demand for everything in the
line Coffee unchanged. Syrups are sell
ing freely at the advance.
SYRUPs-ChoiccS Sugar Syrup 3Oc; Hon
ey Drips 2Sc: Sugar dark 24c; dc addi-
tional in half barrelsl. New Orleans Mo
lasses-Fancy 52c: Choice 4Sc; Prime &c
Fair 43c: Mixed goods, New Orleans BOA
32c: Bakers goods Doe. Choice Refined
Sorghum 35c.
Provisions -Schenks medium :. c.
hams lie; small s. G.. hams ll3fc: Caliior-
mia hams SIC; =. c. breakfast bacon SIC;
=. G.. shoulders G4lc; city sides &c; ham
beef Toe; ordinary beef SIC; family mess
pork. 5ib piece Sl3 80; bean pork, fine clear
S14 80.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tees fi4c:
30 10 cans 19fc; lard compound, tees &c; Jl
II cans &c; 20 II cans Gl4c; 10 ID cans
&C; , fl cans 65ic
CANNED GooDs-3-ib Standard tomatoes
S5ag0c; BIB fancy tomatoes ~ a95c; 2-lb
standard Hartford Co. corn S0aS5c; soaked
corn 4ja5Oc; 2-ib Maine process corn 9Oa95c;
2-ib Maine packed sweet corn II GOAL 10, 3
/ n Acorn brand peaches = %; BIB standard
table peaches 81 20; BIB standard pie
peaches 81 -; In full standard cove oys-
| tcrs 81 10: I'D lght weight cove oysters
zoe: 2-ib standard string beans ajc; Lib
/ by's 2-ib can corn beef - 20; Libby's In
can Clipped beef )! 10; Libby's In can
/ lunch tongue = 20.
WooDENwARE tubs $ %; No.
s. 90: No. 3 ~ 90; , hoop pals 81 -; 3 hoop
| 81 10; sap 81 80; single washboards 81 80;
double do. )! 80; one crimp double do. = y
single :! 80.
FRUITS New Turkish Prunes csc;
Raisins, Valencia 81 e.; Layer Ondara lie;
| London layer raising - 5Oa2 60; Loose
muscatcls - 3Oa2 30; Fancy California
Evaporatcd peaches l9a20c: choice Califor-
MIA cvaporated peaches lGas'c; fancy Cali
fornia evaporated apricots lialSc; choice
California cvapOrated apricots l6al6i g.;
fancy cyaporated apples - &C.; choice do
/ lie; fair do i0alOi5c.
Ou.-Lard. extra western strained 15c;
carbon, 40, &c; carbon, $50, &c; Lewis
mines winter white oil 4Gc; summer white
40a42c.
-Cutloaf 1a-c; Cubes G5Sc; Fruit
powdered re; Ordinary powdered &c;
Granulated Standard Gi4c; Standard Con
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, April -Cattle-Receipts
5000 head; shipments 5000 head; market
slow and Toe lower; beeves 81 75a5 90;
stockers and feeders - S0a3 60; steers . 30
al 30: cows, bulls and mixed 81 5Oa3 %
Texans - 25a3 30.
Hogs Receipts 2l,OOO head; shipments
1900 head; market strong and DC higher
mixed 81 DIAL 25i&; light - 0ja4 30; heavy
81 05a4 32l% slSips = 0Oa3 30.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
900 head; natives - OOaG %; western corn
fed - 25a5 50; Texans - GOa5 10; lambs
- 0Oa6 80.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April 2i.-Cattle-
Receipts ~ head: shipments 161 head :
nothing doing, all through consignmcnts.
ogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
800 head market steady; medium and
selects - 4Oa4 -; common TO best Workers
- 25ai 40: pigs, - OOai -.
Sheep-Receipts l,20 head shipments
100 head; market slow at yesterday
prices.
CNcINNAr1. O., April 4-Hogs, weak ;
common and light - 50a4 10; packing and
butchers 81 Oja4 % Receipts 3,lsO head ;
shipments 1850 head.
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MILLIONS OF ANIMALS.
You Can Not See Them but you May be
Devoured by Them If You Are Not on
Your Guard.

You Can Not See Them but you May be
Devoured by Them If You Are Not on
Your Guard.
M1Laria-bad air What is bad air. 1t d
air loaded with millions Of minute animals too
small TO be seen by the naked eye and every one
Of them poisonous. Look at sunbeam where
il comes streaming through your window ano
notice the millions OF atoms Of dust that It con
tains You do not see this dust except rs u j.
made visible in "a sunbeam. Then thihh nov
many thousands Of millions OF smaller animals
there must be- in every breath drawn into IA,
lungs and not one OF which can b. seem bu'
they must live. and they do live upon that por
ton OF the human body which they can get az
This Is malaria. Is It any wonder that nearly
every man aud woman is troubled Win IT. - ~
not rather a wonder that they are not troubled
more Kut what can be- done: Nil the germs
How Nothing so quickly and certainly does II
"a, Dare whiskey Nothing 80 certainly INJURIES
AS Impure whiskey. and no whiskey was ever
known that is so absolutely pure IN every re-
spect rs Duify's Pure Malt. Professor Henry n
Mott. Of New York. declares 10; Mr. WIN. l.
Cutter State Chemist Of Connecticut, unhesl'
tatinglv asserts 10: all prominent scientists
doctors and professors who have Investigated II,
fully agree aud are unqualified In thelrcomineh'
dations.
ANY man or woman who feels tired. weak, eN-
hausted espondent. with all the signs OF ma
larla aud malarial poison, should not delay ana
cannot do better than 10 use IA the proper
manner aud with moderation, Duny Pure Malt
Whiskcv. BE careful in purchasing 10, however
to secure the genuine. Like other valuable
things il has limitations. and many dealers are
enough 20 try and sell other anu
INJURIOUS goods Do not be- deceived but Insist
upon having the genuine. ~
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RAuRAoADs-Active; sales S3,0O0,OOO.
STocKS-The stock market to-day show
ed broadening and strong tone, with the
result Of advancing prices materially all
over the list. The news OF the agreement
| in the Republican caucus last night ON a
silver bill which will combine the unoD-
1 iectionable features of both the Senate ana
| House bills. started the boom in stock
values. which received temporary
set back from the uncertainty as
TO the final result of the Con
gressional deliberations upon that
subject. In the market to-day the coal
stocks We're especially conspicuous and
| Delaware and Hudson led the upward
movement, making the largest advance Tor
the dav. although a squirt IN Oregon NaVl-
cation carried il up nearly per cent. The
/ o1angers came next and ST. Paul and Rock
/ island were prominent, both showing large
gains at the close The Gould shares
were moderately active and all were
strong. In the unlisted department
SMEAR apain was the feature and the bull
! ish feeling in Lead continued. In the last
hour realizations upon profits accrued dur
| i'm the dav caused "a slight sagglng oil
prices. The reaction amounted but little,
/ however, and the close was active aud
firm inf the best prices of the day. Final
changes are ali higher. Delaware and
| Hudson is up 35-. Oregon Navigation "a,
| Oregon Short > Sugar 2is. Lackawanna
I15L Chicago Burlington and Quincy d.
Sales 81, $50. Quotations closed Dld as
| follows:
Adams Express, $50: American Express
u4I: Canada Pacific 15lI Central Paclhc
l3l3(; Chesapeake and Ohio, ~ {; do. iirst
preferred. $3.50; second preferred, l2'3;
/ Chicago and Alton. 1870; Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy, 1914 Delaware and HUI,
SON. l59: Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. 1925; Denver and Rio Grande,
IN: Erie 25J; do. preferred, 62; Fort
| WAYNE. l52: Illinois Central, 10; Lake
/ shore. los; Michigan Central, 9S9i
Minneapolis and St Louis, g; do pre-
ferred. il; Missouri Pacific, rs; North
ern Pacific. -; do preferred, 16ls: North
western. 1928; do preferred, 1881; New
York Central, lO71. Oregon Transcontm-
entail 3Si5: Pacific Mail. II p, Peoria, De
catur and Evansville p; Pltts6urg,
/ 157: Pullman Palace Car, 1871; Reading,
-: Rock Island, 93l5; St Louis and san
Francisco ~; do preferred, 3Sll; do first
preferred. 50: st. Paul, 1Oa5; do. pre-
ferred. III: St Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba. llla(; ST Paul and Omaha 81
do. preferred, sc; Texas Pacific, 20;
Union Pacific, G5a, United States Express
-: Western Union, SIS.
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ALFRED CALDWELL.
sras.f4I Commission


John l. Smith 4 90. and MeLain Bros. Agents
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Mrs. Wmsiow's Soothing syrup foi
children teetling. is the prescription Of one
.or the best female nurses and physicians IN
the United States. and has been used iol
FORTY wears with never failing success oS
millions of mothers for their children. Dur
inc the process of teething It's value Is IN
caIcuab.e 10 relieves the child from pam
cures dvseufary and diarrhoea, gripping IN
the bowels aud wind collie. By giving
health % the child il rests its mother
Price - cents q bottle.
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Ache


@LE Snail 5.a Snail Price
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5trurrthonta.
CTEAMERs FOR CINCINNATI,

-
- LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS
New Orleans and intermediate points, vii
leave Wharf Boat foot Of Eleventh Street, daily
Monday excepted, as follows;
Steamer KEYSTONE STATE
ali II y. G.. Calhoun, Master Chas W
-<z--S==--==. Knox, elk; every Tuesday at AIN
$3.50 Steamer ANDES" L. b. Cooper
sSlh--S Master: Al. j. Slayen. Clerk; ey
tx - cry Wednesday at a. M.
Steamer HUDSON, J. f. Eli
ss,Sll----IN son, Master; Dan Lacey, Clerk
s-Srz-=---r-=s every Thursday at Z a. m.
Steamer &C. W BACHELOR
s.Slt--iS George O'Neal, Master; Ira u
uz-zS=z=s-===t. Huntington, Clerk; every Friday
at a. m.
Steamer"SCOTIA."J no. NJ. Phil
~ lips. Master; Robt II. Kerr, Clerk
si<E==-ss--=.s every Saturday at "a. m.
Steamer LOUIS 4. SHERLEl,
LINN Ed. +. Maddy. Master; julie Weir
uk-zE-----=-=S man Clerk; every Sunday 40 Z am
First-class fare. Wheeling 90 Cincinnati. $500
Round trip. 5000. Meals and state room ia
cludcd.
lFT-Tickets transferable and good until used
For Freight or Passage apply on board or Tel
FRANK BOOTH, AGENT
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TERRA alta NEWS.
a New Mineral spring Discovered Hotel
Projected General Gossip.


Projected General Gossip.
Sr .Hln7ne. 0fHe Register.
TleaA Alr,. April a. Col n. w. Fit
gerald has discovered q spring on his farm
near this place which viii likely prove "a
bonanza to him. Tie sent i'm sample of the
water t0 the Smithsonian Institution 20 be
mllrzcl. and they claim that 10 has superb
o- medical qualities and would be very
beneficial for kidney and liver troubles.
Col FITZGERALD has already shipped great
deal of 3D. and is now making preparations
t0 further increase Che shipments. and 10 IS
reported thata large hotel viii Boz erected
on hi. farm u the near future.
q valuable vein OF fire clay has been dis
covered ou the farm of Aaron Frceland,
near town
The Terra Alta creamery will soon be- M
operation. and 30 is reported that another
that another one VIII be- started shortly.
The political pot has begun To- boil and
l'readv there many candidates VINO are
willing to sacrifice their personal interests
in order t0 serve the dear people. line
.uowiur ones claim that Hon. w II. Clio
ver win receive the nomination Tor Clers
nf the Circuit Court
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A large and extensive coke plant will
probably be erected by Eastern capital
lists near Davis City, in Tucker county.
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I.I|r III N.r Ealtrh
First Sweet Girl-Just think. The
Gar of Russia has q throne that cost
more than $4,000.
second y. G.-Rcally? Why, that is
not half as much as papa paid Tor his
sent iu the Senate.
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The best saive In the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chappod Hands, ChilOlalns
Corus and ala the Skin Erupuous, and pos
itivcly cures Piles, or mo- pay required. IL
is Guaranteed 20 give satisfaction or money
refunded Price - ceuts per box. FoI
sale by Logan Drug Co
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what's In a Nance


William Cullen Bryant is 20 be the next
postmaster of Brooklyn This reminds us
81 the fact that Henry W. Longiellow
keeps a grocery store ma Boston
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stupid Wife.

Husband ION return from oflicel-Was
there d gentleman here Co see me to-
DAY. dear2
Wifc-A mau called with bin.
Husband Il asked 10 geutlmau had
called t0 scc me-.
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STEAMER BELLAlRE
LrHy- Wheeling Daily Trip. City Iime-6.i5,
$780, 1000 and ll.f5 am, 2.0u $500. 6tO p. m.
leave Wheeling sundays. City Imc-S.0O, 10
and D. "a. m.. 800 $500 aud 600 %. m.
WHEELING Il ELM GROVE
" RAILROAD on and after Monday
October 2slh. lSsg trains on the Wheeling and
Em Grove Rai.road win run as follows:
Leave Wheeling Leave Wheeling Park.
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Miss Henry. please put ON
YOUR glove, before YOU prunc the grape
vines. YOU might Doe bitten, you know.
Hcury What by-grapewormst
Miss Cuto-No, gra-apes. (henry
H..u..
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1-ea5 per nt.-Governments
Dull and stcady-Stocks Higher-flour
Firm and Unchanged Wheat Less Ac-
tive.
New YoRK. April 24.-Money on call
easy. ranging from 80 10 > per cent; last
loan al 81 per cent. closed offered at 8
Der cent. prime mercantile paper 5a' per
cent. sterling exchange quiet and steady
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Robinson We'll. Thomas. i suppose
YOU were beside yourself with joy when
Miss Martha accepted YOU?
Thomas. not exactly, but l was beside
her for some time afterward.
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30berlin9 Register
0rnncIrra o5niAe.

NRRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
n OF IN-EXrLANArtoN OPP RErER-
r>cr MARKS. Fpailv. SUNDAY excepted tMou-
dnN excepted SSuuday excepted. saturday
.,rerteI SATURDAY. onlv 20 Meridian. De
-em6er l.f 1852 Wheeling time, which is one
hour EARLIER than Central Time.
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leave th- CITY gao 500 90. m- and run every
hour until goo %. DOB. Leave Wheeling Park at
r m and pom every hour until lO D. poo. Except
Church Irair. which viii leave Park 40 g.i5 a..
m.. and City at %. i5 aud y,l5 p. poo.
g. UlRSCH.
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FOR SALE.
E'ON EEN L.
SiX.roomed House on Eighth street
GEO. j. MATHISON,
ape Real Estate and Insurance Agent
Public Sale.

/ UNHE COMMITTEE ON REAL ESTATE, Bl
I i authority from the Council Of the city o
Wheeling, will offer for sale al Public Auction
at the front door Of the Court House Of ohi'
county on
SATURDAY.. THE e6th DAY or APRIL. 1870.
al 10 o'clock d. M. all that northern portion OF
/ the James Kennedy property lately purchased
| by the CITY Of Wheeling situate ON Caldwell
Run. and which will not boz needed in the
Strengthening ~ said run, including the Frame
House situated on the southern portion of the
said property, and which house the purchaser
will i. required 10 remove within twenty days
/ from the day OF sale.
No bid fora less sum than 81 ,jOO will De- accept
ed. TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
ID. c. KTRNER
sug9i Chairman
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4 BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION


- 80 - 5 form To obtain this easily TO take Swis
sc to rid the blood of distractions Ios pnT oonCS 1
skin uptous evidence the fact that ihe u INV off the inrcs
effort of nature 10 throw on ln
:, which si should assisted by Swifts Specific Inns VIII zen ny ;r
~ NM III n srfy and permanent relief by forcing out uS loNoh'
eTi ,Til build up the system from the inst dose
% VIZ was ANNOYED q year with pmpls and hohes on
lie f Consulted prominent yan and used dq e Hdl o, 'I
,ii medicines without benefit Finally eG eWl'S s f
sracolnts % ny S IN ARIOTTE RAINBOW, Thaia Iheater
aosxE ST. sAx FRANco Cal had been iToG f % nT of the
ana rl sans and medicines prescribed for me by physicians
o5J I s and four bottles cleared my kl eAlp9 ~ J
name as iesilnoniH " 'Ao '4' ALFRED p ROBINSON,
Ruby Gold Gravel Mining Company
. ~, hin diseases will be mailed free applicants
Our book on blood anu M SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca
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Gastronomic Information
BRIDGEPORT.

Indianapolis RAMS Hora.
Birds of the brightest pumage do not
make the best pOtpie.
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W CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
VlsGnnSgIVdnid LINES
W. From, Rridgonort station
From Bridgeport Station

Train. via thr Cleveland and Piti-iurg Rail-
road leave Bridgeport fur pIffshurs. Chicago
aud Cleveland. .fOa. m IHr pushurf. lu %.
a. m. For Chicago anl Cleveland. i.l2 81. m.
For pitt,hurg lnd Sew York. = 20 b. m. lNr
Strubeuyillr. S-.3a m.
Train. arrive at Bridgeport 200 7.h1 %. m. l0 ..'
a. m. i2.3s p. M. $3.50 q DID,. aud 40. b. m.
On Saturdays onlY fnr East Liverpool. 10
D. M, from East Liverpool ~ ~ D.. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pitf.burr. Cincinnati lni >t
Louis Railway, rAu.llaudle knufr. IrafN ID |r.l.
ing. Tor StruhcnyiIr. rittshurs ani OH. l.lrt.
6.aJ 20. m.. l2. o. %. m.. 80 m, and DO n m.
For Columbus Cincinnati ludianHr.I.t Hni nf
Louis. SD 20 u. and n DAD D. m. f.r COLUMBIA
and Chicago. ~ % %. OBJ. Trains arrf' li hNH
ing 40 5.aDa Do. lO.uu a.. m.. = Oh D. Doll. and
D. No. Trains leaving at ~ ID. m. HuI arriving
40 $50 %. m. run solid between wheeling nut
Pittsburg. All trains daily except SUNDAY
uulu
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Kngwood is having butter famine
now. aud good fresh butter is So scarce
that when you ask the merchants for ii
they say they don't know what it is,
and il man comes 10 town from the
country with % basket on his arm. a
dozen people will be shouting after him
To- know il he has butter for sale. The
COWS seem 20 Dee ON strike, va.
argus.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW York, April 2l-Petroleum opened
strong at So saS494c for spot, and Sc fol
Nav option. Then the market closed
steady. Stock Exchange opened ut S3lzc;
highest S49fc; lowest 50 &c; closed at size
Sales 347, 900 barrels
OIL CITY, Pa, April 2i.-Petroleum,
opened at S3c; highest SIZE; lowest o3c;
closed at Sic; sales, 1O7,O0O barrels; char
ters. 1868 barrels; shipments, lO3,S' bar
rels; runs, 1868 barrels.
PIrrsBURG, PA. April A.-Petroleum,
opened at s3c; closed at Sic; highest Soc;
lowest S25sc.
BRADroRD. Pa, April 24.-Petroleum,
opened at s3isc: closed at s4lSc; highest
Size; lowest S3c; clearances, $4,000 bar
rels.
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and we shall feel the loss of him and his
estimable family when they go from US.
Wit Transcript.
All the wells that is, the big produc-
ing ones, in the Eureka field are along
McElrOy run, in Peasants county. Some
years ago a we'll was sunk on one hill by
Air. Hyland, of Titusville, Pa, an old
and experienced oil man. Across Me-
Elroy, and directly opposite his we'll an
other one was sunk by Mr. Fred Rose,
representing Parkersburg capitalists.
Both of these wells, in oil parlance,
came in clusters" The field was then
abandoned until the recent oil excite
ment The Big John, which came in
and remained 3OO-barrel-a-day pro
Queer" was sunk directly between and
not over one hundred yards from either
of the former wells. The Mccullough
well, short distance east of the big
john" is one of the big producers. 1t
came in as a 4OO-barrel-a-day well and is
now doing about 200 barrels a day.
Outside the Island well all the big pro-
ducing wells are situated within a ra-
dius Of 300 yards of these two wellS.-
PdkcrSbiUg Sentinel.
CO ~
Hon. John NJ. Hamilton, of Calhoun
county, is very favorably spoken Of as
candidate for Congress in this district.
Mr. Hamilton is very popular gentle
man, and without a doubt would be
elected If he should receive the nom
ination.-VH Transcript.
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The drift Of Republican sentiment is
all one way in the Second district.
Steve Elkins will be the nominee against
Hon. w. l.. Wilson. How naturally
the brethren turn to barrel! Doodle or
beer, it's all the same.
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Mrs. w. d. Gregory, Of Tyler county,
has won suit for 500 damages
against the Ohio River Railroad. Mrs.
Gregory's husband was an employee Of
the road, and was killed in an accident
several years ago.
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The town OF Buckhannon is soon TO
vote ON a proposition to issue $4,000
of bonds for street improvements. The
bonds will carry. Buckhannon does not
intend to be behind her sisters in West
Virginia.
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A large and extensive coke plant will
probably be erected by Eastern capital
lists near Davis City, in Tucker county.